feat(native-app): Subpoena functionality in inbox in app #16213
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apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/link/link.tsx (1)
26-26: LGTM: Typography component integrated correctlyThe replacement of the styled Text component with the Typography component is well-implemented. This change enhances consistency in text styling across the application.
Consider passing any necessary styling props to the Typography component to maintain the link's visual distinctiveness. For example:
<Typography variant="link">{children}</Typography>This assumes that the Typography component accepts a
variantprop for different text styles.apps/native/app/src/graphql/queries/inbox.graphql (1)
36-37: LGTM: Added localization support to GetDocument queryThe addition of the
$localeparameter to theGetDocumentquery is a good improvement, allowing for localized document retrieval. This change aligns with the goal of supporting internationalization in the application.Consider adding a default value for the
$localeparameter to ensure consistent behavior when it's not provided. For example:-query GetDocument($input: DocumentInput!, $locale: String) { +query GetDocument($input: DocumentInput!, $locale: String = "en") { documentV2(input: $input, locale: $locale) { ...ListDocument content { type value } } }This ensures a fallback locale is always used, maintaining consistent behavior across the application.
apps/native/app/src/screens/document-detail/utils/shareFile.tsx (1)
23-25: Consider adding a comment explaining the Android-specific behavior.While the code itself is clear, the purpose of setting
noLockScreenUntilNextAppStateActivefor Android devices is not immediately obvious. Adding a brief comment explaining why this is necessary would improve code maintainability.Consider adding a comment like this:
// Prevent screen lock on Android while sharing is in progress if (isAndroid) { authStore.setState({ noLockScreenUntilNextAppStateActive: true }) }apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/card/inbox-card.tsx (2)
16-16: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comment for clarity.The addition of the
isUrgentproperty to theInboxCardPropsinterface is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives. It correctly uses TypeScript to define the property type asboolean | null.Consider adding a JSDoc comment to explain the purpose of this property:
/** Indicates whether the inbox item is urgent and requires immediate attention */ isUrgent?: boolean | null
50-50: LGTM! Consider simplifying the boolean conversion.The addition of the
urgentprop to theListItemcomponent is well-implemented, correctly propagating the urgency state. The use of!!isUrgentensures a boolean value is passed.For slightly improved readability, you could simplify the boolean conversion:
urgent={Boolean(isUrgent)}This achieves the same result but may be more immediately clear to other developers.
apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/detail/header.tsx (2)
65-65: LGTM: New optional prop added to HeaderProps.The addition of the optional
labelprop to theHeaderPropsinterface is a good improvement, extending the component's functionality while maintaining backward compatibility.Consider updating the component's documentation or comments to explain the purpose and usage of this new
labelprop.
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75-121: LGTM: Improved Header component with new label feature.The changes to the
Headercomponent are well-implemented:
- Default value for
labelensures backward compatibility.- New
Rowcomponent improves layout structure.- Conditional rendering for
messageandlabelis correct.Labelcomponent is used appropriately.These changes align with React and TypeScript best practices.
Consider extracting the
messagerendering logic into a separate component or function to improve readability and maintainability. For example:const MessageContent = ({ message, isLoading }: { message?: string; isLoading?: boolean }) => { if (!message) return null; if (isLoading) return <Skeleton active style={{ borderRadius: 4 }} height={32} />; return ( <Typography style={{ fontWeight: '600' }}> {message} </Typography> ); }; // Then in the render method: <Row> <MessageContent message={message} isLoading={isLoading} /> {label && ( <Label color="danger" icon blackTextColor> {label} </Label> )} </Row>This refactoring would make the main component more concise and easier to understand.
apps/native/app/src/screens/home/inbox-module.tsx (3)
132-132: LGTM! Consider adding type definition foritem.The addition of the
isUrgentproperty toInboxCardis correct and aligns with the PR objectives. Good job on implementing this feature.To improve type safety, consider defining an interface for the
itemobject. For example:interface InboxItem { id: string; subject: string; publicationDate: string; opened: boolean; bookmarked: boolean; sender: { name: string; }; isUrgent: boolean; }Then, you can use this type in your map function:
documents.map((item: InboxItem, index) => ( // ... existing code ))This will provide better type checking and autocompletion for the
itemproperties.
136-136: LGTM! Consider adding type checking for navigation parameters.The addition of
isUrgentto the navigation parameters is correct and aligns with the PR objectives. Good implementation of this feature.To improve type safety and maintain consistency across the application, consider defining a type for the navigation parameters. For example:
interface InboxItemNavigationParams { title: string; isUrgent: boolean; }Then, update the
navigateTofunction call:navigateTo<InboxItemNavigationParams>(`/inbox/${item.id}`, { title: item.sender.name, isUrgent: item.isUrgent, })This will ensure type checking for the navigation parameters and improve the overall type safety of the application.
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1-143: Overall implementation looks good. Consider consistent naming for boolean props.The changes successfully implement the urgency feature as described in the PR objectives. The code maintains good structure and follows React and NextJS best practices. Great job on keeping the changes minimal and focused!
For consistency in naming boolean props, consider renaming
unreadtoisUnreadin theInboxCardcomponent:<InboxCard key={item.id} subject={item.subject} publicationDate={item.publicationDate} id={`${item.id}-${index}`} - unread={!item.opened} + isUnread={!item.opened} bookmarked={item.bookmarked} senderName={item.sender.name} icon={item.sender.name && getOrganizationLogoUrl(item.sender.name, 75)} isUrgent={item.isUrgent} onPress={() => /* ... */} />This change would make the prop naming more consistent with
isUrgentand follow a common convention for boolean props in React.apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/list/list-item.tsx (1)
142-146: LGTM: Urgent label rendering logic implemented correctly.The conditional rendering of the urgent label with appropriate styling and internationalized text is well-implemented. It aligns with the PR objectives and maintains the component's structure.
Consider adding an
accessibilityLabelprop to theLabelcomponent for better screen reader support. For example:<Label color="danger" icon blackTextColor> {intl.formatMessage({ id: 'inbox.urgent' })} </Label> + accessibilityLabel={intl.formatMessage({ id: 'inbox.urgent.accessibility' })}Don't forget to add the corresponding entry in the localization files.
apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/alert/alert.tsx (2)
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46-54: Approve darkBackgroundColor function with a suggestionThe
darkBackgroundColorfunction is a good addition for handling specific color adjustments in dark mode. It enhances theme consistency and improves user experience.However, consider improving type safety:
Replace
anywith a more specific type for thecolorsparameter. For example:const darkBackgroundColor = (color: string, colors: Record<string, string>) => { // ... existing implementation }This change will provide better type checking and improve code maintainability.
194-198: Approve Typography usage with a suggestion for Image stylesThe use of
Typographycomponents with specific variants for the title and message is a good improvement. It enhances consistency in text rendering and leverages the Typography system effectively.However, consider refactoring the inline styles for the Image component:
Move the inline styles to a styled component for better consistency and maintainability. For example:
const IconImage = styled(Image)` width: 32px; height: 32px; margin-right: 16px; ` // Then in the render method: <IconImage source={variant.icon} />This change will keep the styling consistent with the rest of the component and improve readability.
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apps/native/app/src/messages/en.ts (1)
216-217: LGTM! Consider adding a period for consistency.The new translations for 'inbox.urgent' and 'inbox.openDocument' are clear and align well with the PR objectives. They support the new feature for tagging urgent documents and providing a way to open documents.
For consistency with other translations in the file, consider adding a period at the end of each phrase:
- 'inbox.urgent': 'Urgent', - 'inbox.openDocument': 'Open document', + 'inbox.urgent': 'Urgent.', + 'inbox.openDocument': 'Open document.',This would match the style of similar short phrases in the file, such as 'inbox.loadingText': 'Searching...'.
apps/native/app/src/messages/is.ts (1)
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1-217: Overall file structure and content look good.The file is well-organized and follows consistent naming conventions. The new additions fit seamlessly into the existing structure. For future consideration, it might be beneficial to group related translations (e.g., all inbox-related translations) together to improve maintainability as the file grows.
Consider grouping related translations together in the future. For example:
export const is = { // ... other translations // Inbox-related translations 'inbox.screenTitle': 'Pósthólf', 'inbox.bottomTabText': 'Pósthólf', 'inbox.searchPlaceholder': 'Leita...', 'inbox.urgent': 'Áríðandi', 'inbox.openDocument': 'Opna erindi', // ... other inbox-related translations // ... other translations }This grouping could make it easier to locate and maintain related translations as the file grows.
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apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/link/link.tsx (2)
4-4: LGTM: Typography import added correctlyThe import of the Typography component is correctly implemented, following TypeScript and React best practices. This change supports the transition to a more consistent text styling approach across the application.
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1-29: Overall implementation aligns with NextJS and React best practicesThe changes in this file adhere to NextJS best practices and make good use of TypeScript for type safety. The Link component is well-structured, and the integration of the Typography component improves UI consistency.
Some notable points:
- The file structure follows NextJS conventions.
- TypeScript is used effectively for prop typing.
- React hooks (useCallback) are used appropriately for performance optimization.
- The component's functionality remains intact while improving text styling consistency.
apps/native/app/src/graphql/queries/inbox.graphql (2)
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24-32: LGTM: New query for document categories and sendersThe
GetDocumentsCategoriesAndSendersquery is a well-structured addition that aligns with the PR objectives. It efficiently retrieves the necessary data for document categories and senders, supporting the new tagging system for inbox documents.
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1-53: Overall changes align well with PR objectivesThe modifications to this GraphQL file are consistent with the PR objectives and the AI-generated summary. The new
MarkAllDocumentsAsReadmutation andGetDocumentsCategoriesAndSendersquery, along with the localization support added to theGetDocumentquery, contribute to the enhanced inbox functionality described in the PR summary.These changes support:
- The new tagging system for inbox documents
- Improved document handling
- Localization capabilities
The file structure and naming conventions adhere to GraphQL and NextJS best practices, ensuring maintainability and readability of the code.
apps/native/app/src/screens/document-detail/utils/shareFile.tsx (5)
1-5: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and relevant.The imports are correctly structured and include all necessary dependencies for the
shareFilefunction. The use of separate utilities for device detection and the import of GraphQL types demonstrate good code organization and type safety practices.
7-11: LGTM: Well-defined interface using TypeScript.The
ShareFilePropsinterface is correctly defined, making good use of TypeScript for type safety. The optionalpdfUrlproperty aligns well with the function's ability to handle documents both with and without PDFs.
14-21: LGTM: Robust input validation.The input validation is thorough and follows best practices by checking for required properties and returning early if the input is invalid. This helps prevent runtime errors and improves the function's reliability.
27-33: LGTM: Sharing logic is well-implemented.The sharing logic using
Share.openis well-structured and correctly handles both PDF and non-PDF cases. The use of optional chaining fordocument.downloadUrlis a good practice to prevent potential runtime errors.
1-34: Overall, excellent implementation of the shareFile utility.The
shareFilefunction is well-implemented, aligning with the PR objectives of enhancing document handling in the inbox. It effectively uses TypeScript for type safety, follows React Native best practices, and handles different scenarios (PDF vs. non-PDF) appropriately. The code is clean, well-structured, and includes proper error handling.Minor suggestions for improvement:
- Consider adding a brief comment explaining the Android-specific behavior.
- If not present elsewhere, consider adding JSDoc comments to describe the function's purpose and parameters.
Great job on this implementation!
apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/card/inbox-card.tsx (2)
30-30: LGTM! Good use of default value.The addition of the
isUrgentparameter with a default value offalseis well-implemented. This ensures that the component always has a defined urgency state, even if the prop is not explicitly provided.
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1-54: Overall assessment: Well-implemented feature addition.The changes to the
InboxCardcomponent successfully introduce the urgency feature as outlined in the PR objectives. The implementation maintains good TypeScript practices, ensuring type safety throughout. The component's structure and use of props align well with React and NextJS best practices.Key points:
- Proper TypeScript usage in the
InboxCardPropsinterface.- Consistent implementation of the
isUrgentproperty in the component.- Correct propagation of the urgency state to child components.
The changes do not introduce any apparent issues related to NextJS-specific concerns, maintaining the component's compatibility with server-side rendering and static generation methods.
apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/detail/header.tsx (3)
7-7: LGTM: New import statement is correctly placed.The import of the
Labelcomponent from the@uipackage is appropriately placed at the top of the file, following best practices for import organization.
10-10: Verify the visual impact of reduced padding.The change from
theme.spacing[2]totheme.spacing[1]forpadding-bottomis valid. However, please ensure this reduction in padding doesn't negatively impact the overall layout and appearance of the header.
47-47: LGTM: Improved vertical alignment in Row component.Adding
align-items: centerto theRowstyled component is a good improvement. It ensures consistent vertical alignment of items within the row, enhancing the overall layout.apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/list/list-item.tsx (3)
1-1: LGTM: Import statements are correctly updated.The new imports for
LabelanduseIntlare appropriate for the added urgent label feature and internationalization support.Also applies to: 3-3
89-89: LGTM: ListItemProps interface updated correctly.The addition of the optional
urgentproperty to the ListItemProps interface is appropriate for the new urgency tagging feature described in the PR objectives.
100-103: LGTM: ListItem function parameters and hooks updated appropriately.The addition of the
urgentparameter with a default value offalseis consistent with the interface update. The use of theuseIntlhook is correct for internationalizing the urgent label text.apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/alert/alert.tsx (3)
18-18: Good addition of Typography componentThe import of the Typography component is a positive change. It promotes consistency in text styling across the application and aligns with NextJS best practices for component reusability.
108-110: Approve Title component updateThe change from
TexttoTypographyfor theTitlecomponent is a good improvement. It ensures consistency in text rendering across the application and leverages the newly importedTypographycomponent effectively.
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1-231: Overall approval with minor suggestionsThe changes to the Alert component are well-implemented and align with NextJS best practices. The introduction of the Typography component and the improvements in theme handling enhance the component's flexibility and consistency.
Key improvements:
- Consistent text rendering using Typography
- Enhanced dark mode color handling
- Improved structure for title and message rendering
The TypeScript usage is generally good, with room for minor improvements in type safety for the
darkBackgroundColorfunction.These changes will positively impact the maintainability and consistency of the application's UI. The suggestions provided earlier (improving type safety and refactoring inline styles) are minor and do not detract from the overall quality of the implementation.
apps/native/app/src/screens/finance/finance.tsx (3)
165-165: LGTM! Consistent icon usage.The update of the 'icon' prop in the LightButton component to use 'externalLink' is consistent with the import statement change. This modification maintains the component's functionality while improving code clarity.
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1-194: Overall, the changes improve code clarity while maintaining functionality.The modifications to the icon import and usage enhance code readability without affecting the core functionality of the FinanceScreen component. The code continues to adhere to NextJS best practices, efficiently uses TypeScript for type safety, and maintains proper state management. No issues with server-side rendering techniques are apparent.
6-6: LGTM! Verify icon usage throughout the file.The import statement change from 'externalOpen' to 'externalLink' is an improvement in naming convention and clarity. This change aligns with the AI-generated summary.
To ensure consistency, please verify that all occurrences of this icon in the file have been updated. You can use the following command to check:
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apps/native/app/src/messages/is.ts (1)
216-217: New inbox-related translations added successfully.The new translations for 'urgent' and 'open document' are consistent with the PR objectives and follow the existing naming conventions. These additions will support the new subpoena functionality in the inbox.
apps/native/app/src/graphql/fragments/document.fragment.graphql (4)
12-17: Ensure theactionsfield structure matches the GraphQL schemaThe
actionsfield introduces an object that contains action-related data for documents. Confirm that theactionsfield and its subfields (type,title,icon,data) are properly defined and typed in theDocumentV2type.To verify the
actionsfield definition, run:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the 'actions' field and its subfields in 'DocumentV2' type. # Test: Search for 'actions' field in DocumentV2. Expect: Field with correct subfields should be present. rg --type graphql 'type DocumentV2.*{[^}]*actions' -A 20
18-21: Addition ofalertfield to handle document alertsThe
alertfield adds the capability to display alerts associated with documents. Ensure that thealertfield and its subfields (title,data) are correctly defined in the schema and that they match the expected types.You can confirm the
alertfield definition by executing:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that 'alert' field is defined in 'DocumentV2' type. # Test: Search for 'alert' field in DocumentV2. Expect: Field with 'title' and 'data' subfields. rg --type graphql 'type DocumentV2.*{[^}]*alert' -A 20
22-26: Ensure theconfirmationfield is properly definedThe
confirmationfield is crucial for displaying confirmation prompts before accessing urgent documents. Verify that theconfirmationfield and its subfields (title,data,icon) are properly defined in theDocumentV2type and that they adhere to the expected data types.To verify the
confirmationfield, run:#!/bin/bash # Description: Check 'confirmation' field in 'DocumentV2' type. # Test: Search for 'confirmation' field in DocumentV2. Expect: Field with 'title', 'data', and 'icon' subfields. rg --type graphql 'type DocumentV2.*{[^}]*confirmation' -A 20
11-11: Addition ofisUrgentfield toListDocumentfragmentThe inclusion of the
isUrgentfield aligns with the PR objectives to tag and identify urgent documents within the inbox. Ensure that theisUrgentfield is correctly defined in theDocumentV2type in the GraphQL schema.You can verify that
isUrgentis defined in theDocumentV2type by running:apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/label/label.tsx (2)
89-92: LGTM: UpdatedLabelTextstyled component withblackTextColorpropThe
LabelTextstyled component now accepts theblackTextColorprop, enhancing its styling flexibility. The implementation is correct and adheres to best practices.
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96-122: LGTM: EnhancedLabelcomponent withblackTextColorpropThe addition of the
blackTextColorprop to theLabelcomponent is well-implemented. Setting a default value offalseand correctly passing the prop toLabelTextensures backward compatibility and proper functionality.apps/native/app/src/screens/document-detail/document-detail.tsx (3)
1-1: Verify the use of experimental Apollo Client hookThe import of
useFragment_experimentalfrom@apollo/clientindicates the use of an experimental API. Using experimental features may introduce instability in the application due to potential changes in future releases. Please ensure that this hook is necessary and acceptable for your production environment.
420-425: Handle potential undefined message inAlertcomponentWhen rendering the
Alertcomponent, themessageprop may receive anundefinedvalue ifDocument.alert?.titleis undefined. Ensure that theAlertcomponent can handle an undefinedmessageprop without causing errors.
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1-293: Ensure compliance with coding guidelines for React NativeThe provided coding guidelines mention NextJS best practices, which may not be directly applicable to a React Native application. However, it's important to ensure that:
- State management is efficient and follows React Native best practices.
- TypeScript is used optimally for component and utility type safety.
Please review the code to confirm adherence to these practices.
apps/native/app/src/screens/inbox/inbox.tsx (1)
128-128: LGTM!The
isUrgentprop is correctly passed to theInboxCardcomponent.
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418-441: Good implementation of alerts and action buttonsThe conditional rendering of alerts and action buttons is well-implemented. The use of the
ActionsWrappercomponent and thegetButtonsForActionsfunction improves code organization and reusability.The logic for displaying alerts and actions is clear and follows good practices.
Consider extracting the condition for showing the ActionsWrapper into a variable for improved readability:
const shouldShowActionsWrapper = showConfirmedAlert || (hasActions && !hasConfirmation); return ( <> <Host> {/* ... */} </Host> {shouldShowActionsWrapper && ( <ActionsWrapper> {/* ... */} </ActionsWrapper> )} <Border /> <View style={{ flex: 1, marginHorizontal: theme.spacing[2], marginTop: shouldShowActionsWrapper ? theme.spacing[2] : 0, }} > {/* ... */} </View> </> );This small change can make the code slightly more readable and maintainable.
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314-338: Good job on refactoring the share functionalityThe introduction of the
onSharefunction and its usage in the navigation button press handler is a good improvement. It encapsulates the sharing logic and makes the code more modular and easier to maintain.This refactoring enhances code organization and reusability. Keep up the good work!
415-417: Good addition of urgent label to HeaderThe addition of the
labelprop to theHeadercomponent, which displays an "urgent" label whenisUrgentis true, is a good feature. It provides important information to the user about the document's priority.This change enhances the user interface by clearly indicating urgent documents. Well done!
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27-34: Good sharing implementation, but consider adding error handling.The
Share.opencall is well-constructed, with appropriate use of document properties and conditional logic for PDF handling. The use of optional chaining fordocument.downloadUrlis also good practice.Consider wrapping the
Share.opencall in a try-catch block to handle potential errors:try { await Share.open({ title: document.subject, subject: document.subject, message: `${document.sender.name} \n ${document.subject}`, type: hasPdf ? 'application/pdf' : undefined, url: hasPdf ? `file://${pdfUrl}` : document.downloadUrl!, }); } catch (error) { console.error('Error sharing file:', error); // Handle the error appropriately, e.g., show a user-friendly message }This will improve the robustness of the function and provide better error handling.
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81-85: LGTM: Good filtering and responsive layoutThe final button filtering and rendering logic is well-implemented. Filtering out non-React elements ensures that only valid components are rendered, and the use of the Host component with conditional max-width provides a responsive layout.
For a minor performance optimization, consider memoizing the filtered buttons if this component is likely to re-render frequently:
import React, { useMemo } from 'react' // ... const filteredButtons = useMemo(() => buttons.filter((b) => isValidElement(b)), [buttons])This change would prevent unnecessary re-filtering of buttons on each render, potentially improving performance in scenarios with frequent updates.
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1-11: Imports and type definitions look good.The imports are appropriate for the functionality, and the
ShareFilePropsinterface provides good type safety for the function parameters. This aligns well with the coding guidelines for optimal use of TypeScript.
13-21: Good use of guard clause for input validation.The function starts with a comprehensive check for the validity of the input, which is a good practice. It ensures that all required properties are present and handles the conditional case for
pdfUrlwhenhasPdfis true. This robust error handling aligns well with best practices.
1-34: Overall good implementation with room for improvementThe
shareFileutility function is well-implemented, adhering to TypeScript best practices and providing good type safety. It effectively handles document sharing for both PDF and non-PDF cases.Main points for improvement:
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Share.opencall.- Consider adding more comprehensive documentation, especially for the Android-specific behavior.
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1-20: LGTM: Imports and styled components are well-structuredThe imports are appropriate for the functionality, and the styled components follow React Native and styled-components best practices. The conditional max-width setting in the
Hostcomponent is a good approach for responsive design.
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128-132: LGTM! Consider adding type safety for theisUrgentprop.The addition of the
isUrgentprop to theInboxCardcomponent and its inclusion in the navigation parameters align well with the PR objectives. This change enables the proper handling of urgent documents in the inbox.To enhance type safety, consider updating the
PressableListItemprops type to include theisUrgentproperty:type PressableListItemProps = { item: DocumentV2 & { isUrgent?: boolean }; listParams: any; };This will ensure that the
isUrgentproperty is properly typed and prevent potential runtime errors.
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21-59: LGTM: Helper function changes look good.The addition of 'urgent' cases in all helper functions aligns well with the PR objectives. The conversion to arrow functions is a good stylistic choice for consistency.
Clarify the distinction between 'urgent' and 'danger' colors.
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getTextColor, 'urgent' has a different color than 'danger'. Can you provide some context on why this distinction is necessary? It might be helpful to add a comment explaining the difference for future maintainers.
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60-71: LGTM:getIconByColorfunction updated correctly.The addition of the 'urgent' case in
getIconByColoraligns with the PR objectives.Consider using a distinct icon for 'urgent' state.
Currently, 'urgent' and 'danger' states use the same icon. To improve user experience and clarity, consider using a distinct icon for the 'urgent' state. This would help users quickly differentiate between urgent and dangerous items.
110-112: LGTM:Labelcomponent render updated correctly.The addition of the
variantprop toLabelTextwith the value 'eyebrow' aligns with the earlier changes and likely corresponds to a specific typography style in your design system.Consider adding a comment about the 'eyebrow' variant.
For clarity and easier maintenance, consider adding a brief comment explaining what the 'eyebrow' variant represents in your design system. This would help other developers understand the purpose of this specific styling.
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89-89: LGTM: ListItemProps interface updated correctlyThe addition of the optional
urgentproperty to theListItemPropsinterface is consistent with the new feature requirements and follows TypeScript best practices.Consider adding a JSDoc comment to explain the purpose of the
urgentproperty, which would improve code documentation:/** Indicates whether the list item should be displayed as urgent */ urgent?: boolean;
100-103: LGTM: Function parameters and hooks usage updated correctlyThe addition of the
urgentparameter with a default value, and the use ofuseIntlhook are consistent with the new functionality and follow React best practices.Consider destructuring the
themeobject directly in the function parameters for consistency and to avoid the extra line:export function ListItem({ title, subtitle, date, icon, onStarPress, starred = false, unread = false, urgent = false, }: ListItemProps) { const intl = useIntl() const { theme } = useTheme() // ... }
142-146: LGTM: Urgent label rendering implemented correctlyThe conditional rendering of the
Labelcomponent for urgent items is implemented correctly. The use ofintl.formatMessagefor internationalization follows best practices.Consider adding an
accessibilityLabelprop to theLabelcomponent to improve accessibility for screen readers:{urgent && ( <Label color="urgent" icon accessibilityLabel={intl.formatMessage({ id: 'inbox.urgent.accessibility' })} > {intl.formatMessage({ id: 'inbox.urgent' })} </Label> )}Don't forget to add the corresponding entry in your localization files for the new accessibility label.
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89-93: LGTM: Styled component changes look good.The update to
LabelTextto extendTypographyand the addition of thevariantprop improve the component's flexibility and consistency with the design system.
9-13: Past review comments addressed successfully.The implementation of the 'urgent' color as a new
LabelColoroption addresses the concerns raised in past review comments. This approach is cleaner and more type-safe than using a separateblackTextColorproperty. The potential TypeScript error mentioned in a past comment has also been resolved by removing theblackTextColorproperty altogether.Great job on incorporating feedback and improving the component's design!
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Labelcomponent. The updates align well with the PR objectives and address concerns raised in past review comments.Key improvements:
- Addition of 'urgent' to
LabelColortype.- Implementation of 'urgent' cases in all helper functions.
- Transition to using
Typographycomponent for better consistency.Minor suggestions for further improvement:
- Consider using a distinct icon for the 'urgent' state.
- Add comments to clarify the distinction between 'urgent' and 'danger' colors, and explain the 'eyebrow' variant.
Great job on enhancing the component's flexibility and addressing past feedback!
7-13: LGTM: Import and type changes look good.The addition of
Typographyand the new 'urgent' color inLabelColoralign well with the PR objectives. These changes enhance the component's flexibility for handling urgent documents.Consider addressing the
blackTextColorproperty.A past review comment mentioned issues with the
blackTextColorproperty inHelperProps. Since this property is not present in the current implementation, it seems the issue has been resolved. Can you confirm if this is intentional and if any further adjustments are needed?✅ Verification successful
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1-1: LGTM: Import statements are correctly updatedThe new imports for the
Labelcomponent anduseIntlhook are appropriate for the added functionality. This follows best practices for modular code organization in React and NextJS applications.Also applies to: 3-3
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A few minor suggestions have been made to further improve code documentation and accessibility. Great job on this implementation!
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330-330: Good job extracting the share functionalityExtracting the
onSharefunction from the inline logic improves code readability and maintainability. This change follows React best practices by keeping the component's logic organized and easy to understand.
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360-392: Well-structured document marking logicThe extraction of the
markDocumentAsReadfunction and the addition of the useEffect hook to handle marking the document as read are good improvements. This structure enhances code readability and ensures that the document is marked as read at the appropriate time.
436-436: Good addition of urgent label to HeaderThe addition of the
labelprop to the Header component, which displays an "urgent" label for urgent documents, is a good improvement. This change enhances the user interface by clearly indicating urgent documents.
439-458: Well-implemented ActionsWrapper componentThe new ActionsWrapper component effectively handles the display of alerts and action buttons based on the document's state. The implementation is well-structured and follows React best practices, improving the overall user experience.
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460-537: Smooth animation added to DocumentWrapperThe addition of the fade-in animation to the DocumentWrapper component is a nice touch. The implementation using React Native's Animated API is correct and follows best practices. This enhancement improves the user experience by providing a smooth transition when the document content is loaded.
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1-543: Overall excellent improvements to DocumentDetailScreenThe changes made to the DocumentDetailScreen component significantly enhance its functionality and user experience. Key improvements include:
- Handling of urgent documents and confirmations
- Improved sharing functionality
- Better organization of code with extracted functions
- Addition of smooth animations
- Clear indication of urgent documents in the UI
The implementation follows React and React Native best practices, resulting in a more maintainable and performant component. Great job on these enhancements!
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2-2: LGTM! New imports and styled component added.The new imports are appropriate for the added functionality. The
ActionsWrapperstyled component is well-defined for styling the new alert and action buttons section.Consider using
marginHorizontalinstead ofmargin-horizontalin theActionsWrapperstyled component for better React Native compatibility:const ActionsWrapper = styled.View` margin-bottom: ${({ theme }) => theme.spacing[2]}px; - margin-horizontal: ${({ theme }) => theme.spacing[2]}px; + marginHorizontal: ${({ theme }) => theme.spacing[2]}px; gap: ${({ theme }) => theme.spacing[2]}px; `Also applies to: 7-12, 36-36, 55-59
238-272: LGTM! New state variables and functions added for document handling.The new state variables and functions effectively manage the document loading process and handle confirmations for urgent documents. This implementation aligns well with the PR objectives.
Consider using a try-catch-finally block in the
refetchDocumentContentfunction to ensuresetRefetching(false)is always called, even if an error occurs:const refetchDocumentContent = async () => { setRefetching(true) try { const result = await docRes.refetch({ input: { id: docId, includeDocument: true }, }) if (result.data?.documentV2?.alert) { setShowConfirmedAlert(true) } markDocumentAsRead() setLoaded(true) } catch (error) { // Handle error if needed console.error('Error refetching document:', error) } finally { setRefetching(false) } }
284-307: LGTM! Updated useGetDocumentQuery hook for handling urgent documents.The changes to the
useGetDocumentQueryhook effectively implement the logic for handling urgent documents and confirmations. The use ofshouldIncludeDocumentto determine whether to fetch the document content is a good approach.Consider extracting the
onCompletedlogic into a separate function for improved readability:const handleQueryCompletion = (data: GetDocumentQuery) => { const confirmation = data.documentV2?.confirmation if (confirmation && !refetching) { showConfirmationAlert(confirmation) } else if (!confirmation && !refetching && !shouldIncludeDocument) { refetchDocumentContent() } } // In the useGetDocumentQuery hook onCompleted: handleQueryCompletion,
391-396: LGTM! New useEffect hook for marking documents as read.The addition of this useEffect hook ensures that documents are marked as read when appropriate, improving the user experience. This change aligns well with the component's functionality.
Consider adding
markDocumentAsReadto the dependency array of the useEffect hook to ensure it runs if the function changes:useEffect(() => { if (Document.opened || !shouldIncludeDocument) { return } markDocumentAsRead() }, [Document.id, Document.opened, shouldIncludeDocument, markDocumentAsRead])
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442-511: LGTM! Updated document rendering logic for urgent documents and confirmations.The changes to the document rendering logic effectively implement the new functionality for handling urgent documents and confirmations. The use of the
ActionsWrappercomponent improves the organization of alerts and action buttons.Consider extracting the PDF rendering logic into a separate component to improve readability and maintainability:
const PdfRenderer = ({ document, shouldIncludeDocument, showAlert, accessToken, onLoaded, onError }) => ( <PdfViewer url={`data:application/pdf;base64,${document.content?.value}`} body={`documentId=${document.id}&__accessToken=${accessToken}`} onLoaded={onLoaded} onError={onError} /> ) // In the main component {hasPdf && ( <PdfWrapper> {visible && accessToken && (shouldIncludeDocument || (!shouldIncludeDocument && showAlert)) && ( <PdfRenderer document={Document} shouldIncludeDocument={shouldIncludeDocument} showAlert={showAlert} accessToken={accessToken} onLoaded={(filePath: any) => { setPdfUrl(filePath) if (shouldIncludeDocument) { setLoaded(true) } }} onError={() => { setLoaded(true) setError(true) }} /> )} </PdfWrapper> )}
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226-227: LGTM! NewisUrgentprop added.The addition of the
isUrgentprop to theDocumentDetailScreencomponent is appropriate for handling urgent documents. This change aligns well with the new functionality described in the PR objectives.
315-322: LGTM! New variables added for improved readability.The addition of
hasActions,hasConfirmation,hasAlert, andshowAlertvariables improves code readability by clearly defining the conditions for showing different UI elements. This change enhances the maintainability of the component.
333-334: LGTM! Extracted onShare function.Extracting the
onSharefunction improves code organization and reusability. This change aligns with good coding practices by separating concerns and making the code more maintainable.
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363-390: LGTM! Relocated markDocumentAsRead function.The relocation of the
markDocumentAsReadfunction improves code organization while maintaining its core functionality. This change enhances the overall structure of the component.
439-439: LGTM! Added label for urgent documents in Header.The addition of the
labelprop to the Header component for urgent documents enhances the user interface by clearly indicating urgent items. This change improves the overall user experience and aligns with the PR objectives.
What
Add tag to inbox documents that have the flag
isUrgentset to true. Also if they have a prop calledconfirmation. Then we sendincludeDocument: falseto the server when opening the document-detail screen that does not include the content of the document.We then show a modal with information from the
confirmationprop that the user needs to agree to to be able to open the document.If the user chooses to open the document we fetch the content, show an
alert(if present from server) that appropriate organization has been notified of that the user has seen the document and show action buttons if present in the payload.Currently only supporting two kinds of buttons from actions, with
type: 'file'andtype: 'url'.Why
Mirroring functionality to be added to mínar síður regarding law and order.
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