feat(native-app): add health overview #16333
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request primarily enhance the application's healthcare functionality. New health-related scopes have been added to the configuration, and several GraphQL queries for health insurance and payment information have been introduced. Additionally, new language keys for health-related content have been added in both English and Icelandic. A new Changes
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apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/input/input-row.tsx (2)
4-8: LGTM! Consider enhancing readability.The addition of the
backgroundprop and its implementation in theHoststyled component is well done. It allows for flexible styling and adheres to React and styled-components best practices.For improved readability, consider using a ternary operator for the background color:
- background-color: ${({ theme, background }) => - background ? theme.color.blueberry100 : 'transparent'}; + background-color: ${({ theme, background }) => background ? theme.color.blueberry100 : 'transparent'};
16-17: LGTM! Consider using object destructuring for props.The updates to the
InputRowfunction are correct and consistent with the interface changes. The default value for thebackgroundprop ensures backward compatibility.For consistency with React best practices and improved readability, consider using object destructuring for the props:
- export function InputRow({ children, background = false }: InputRowProps) { + export function InputRow({ children, background = false, ...props }: InputRowProps) { - return <Host background={background}>{children}</Host> + return <Host background={background} {...props}>{children}</Host>This change allows for easier extension of the component in the future and ensures that any additional props are passed down to the
Hostcomponent.apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/heading/heading.tsx (2)
20-20: LGTM: Improved type safety with new propThe addition of the
smallprop to theHeadingPropsinterface enhances type safety and explicitly documents the component's API. This is a good use of TypeScript.Consider adding a JSDoc comment to explain the purpose of the
smallprop:interface HeadingProps { children: React.ReactNode button?: React.ReactNode /** When true, renders a smaller heading variant */ small?: boolean }
23-29: LGTM: Improved component flexibility and consistencyThe changes to the
Headingcomponent implementation are well-executed:
- The function signature update with a default value for
smallmaintains backward compatibility.- The use of the
Typographycomponent aligns with component-based architecture.- The conditional rendering based on the
smallprop enhances the component's flexibility.These changes adhere to React and NextJS best practices and improve the overall design of the component.
For consistency with the
HeadingPropsinterface, consider using object destructuring with default values in the function signature:export function Heading({ children, button, small = false }: HeadingProps) { // ... rest of the implementation }This approach makes it clear that all props are defined in the
HeadingPropsinterface.apps/native/app/src/graphql/queries/health.graphql (3)
14-21: LGTM: Well-structured query for current health center informationThe
GetHealthCenterquery is correctly implemented, using an input type for flexible querying. It follows GraphQL best practices and retrieves essential information about the current health center registration.Consider extending the query to optionally fetch historical health center registrations if this information might be useful in the future. This could be done by adding a parameter to control whether to fetch only the current registration or the full history.
23-30: LGTM: Well-structured query for payment overviewThe
GetPaymentOverviewquery is correctly implemented, using a required input type for necessary data provision. It follows GraphQL best practices and retrieves a list of payment items with credit and debt information.Consider expanding the returned item structure to include more detailed information about each payment, such as date, description, or category. This could provide a more comprehensive overview of the user's payment history.
1-37: Overall: Well-implemented GraphQL queries for health featuresThis file contains four well-structured GraphQL queries that align perfectly with the PR objectives of introducing health features to the application. The queries follow best practices and provide comprehensive data for health insurance overview, health center information, payment overview, and payment status.
The implementation of these queries lays a solid foundation for the Health (Heilsa) feature mentioned in the PR objectives. They cover various aspects of health-related information, including insurance status, health center registration, and payment details, which will be crucial for building the health overview screen.
As the health feature develops, consider creating separate files for different categories of health-related queries (e.g., insurance.graphql, payments.graphql) to improve maintainability and organization of the GraphQL schema.
apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/card/more-card.tsx (2)
8-28: LGTM: Well-structured styled components with theme integration.The styled components make good use of the theme properties and the
dynamicColorutility, ensuring consistent and theme-aware styling. This approach aligns well with best practices for maintainable and flexible UI components.Consider extracting the style values (like spacing and border radius) into theme constants if they're not already, to promote even more consistency across the application.
36-52: LGTM: Well-implemented component with theme awareness.The
MoreCardcomponent is well-structured and makes good use of React hooks and styled-components. It correctly implements the props defined in the interface and responds appropriately to theme changes.Consider enhancing accessibility by adding appropriate ARIA attributes to the TouchableHighlight component. For example:
<TouchableHighlight underlayColor={ theme.isDark ? theme.shades.dark.shade100 : theme.color.blue100 } style={{ flex: 1, minHeight: 90 }} onPress={onPress} + accessibilityRole="button" + accessibilityLabel={title} >This change would improve the component's accessibility for users relying on screen readers.
apps/native/app/src/ui/index.ts (1)
23-23: LGTM! Consider grouping related exports.The addition of the
more-cardexport is consistent with the file's structure and purpose. It follows the established pattern and maintains alphabetical order, which is good for readability and maintenance.As a minor suggestion for future improvements, consider grouping related exports together (e.g., all card components). This could enhance the file's organization and make it easier to locate specific components.
apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/button/button.tsx (2)
20-20: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc for the new prop.The addition of the
ellipsisprop is well-typed and consistent with the intended functionality. To improve maintainability, consider adding a JSDoc comment explaining the purpose of this prop.Example JSDoc:
/** * If true, the button text will be truncated to a single line with an ellipsis. */ ellipsis?: boolean;
144-145: LGTM! Consider refactoring for improved readability.The implementation of the
ellipsisfunctionality is correct and achieves the desired text truncation behavior. To improve readability, consider refactoring these lines using object spread syntax:{...(ellipsis && { numberOfLines: 1, ellipsizeMode: 'tail' as const, })}This refactoring would reduce repetition and make it easier to add more ellipsis-related props in the future if needed.
apps/native/app/src/screens/more/more.tsx (1)
115-147: LGTM: Updated UI with MoreCard components and added Health cardThe replacement of ListButton components with MoreCard components improves UI consistency. The addition of the Health card aligns with the new health feature mentioned in the PR objectives. The use of Row components for layout and intl for translations follows best practices.
Consider extracting the repeated MoreCard structure into a separate component or utility function to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.
Here's a suggested refactor to reduce duplication:
const renderMoreCard = ( titleId: string, icon: ImageSourcePropType, route: string ) => ( <MoreCard title={intl.formatMessage({ id: titleId })} icon={icon} onPress={() => navigateTo(route)} /> ); // Usage <Row> {renderMoreCard('profile.family', familyIcon, '/family')} {renderMoreCard('profile.vehicles', vehicleIcon, '/vehicles')} </Row>apps/native/app/src/utils/lifecycle/setup-components.tsx (2)
109-109: LGTM: Component registration is consistentThe registration of
HealthOverviewScreenfollows the existing pattern and maintains the overall structure of the file.For consistency with other registrations, consider adding a blank line before this new registration to group it with other screen components.
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1-116: Overall structure aligns with best practicesThe file structure and organization align well with NextJS best practices. The use of TypeScript and consistent component registration patterns contribute to maintainability and type safety.
Consider adding type annotations to the
registerComponentfunction calls for improved type safety. For example:registerComponent<typeof HealthOverviewScreen>(CR.HealthOverviewScreen, HealthOverviewScreen)This change would ensure that the component type matches the registration key type.
apps/native/app/src/stores/auth-store.ts (1)
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95-121: Approve changes with a suggestion for error handling.The updates to
fetchUserInfoimprove the robustness of the authentication process by handling token expiration and 401 responses more effectively. This aligns well with best practices and the PR objectives.Consider adding a specific error type for the 401 response to improve error handling:
class UnauthorizedError extends Error { constructor(message: string) { super(message); this.name = 'UnauthorizedError'; } } // Then in the fetchUserInfo method: if (res.status === 401) { // ... throw new UnauthorizedError(UNAUTHORIZED_USER_INFO); }This would allow for more precise error handling in the calling code.
apps/native/app/src/utils/lifecycle/setup-routes.ts (1)
153-163: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for consistency.The new
/health-overviewroute is implemented correctly and follows the existing patterns in the file. It properly handles modal dismissal, tab selection, and navigation to the HealthOverviewScreen.For consistency with some other routes in the file, consider adding a brief comment describing the purpose of this route.
You could add a comment like this:
// Route to the Health Overview screen addRoute('/health-overview', async (passProps) => { // ... (existing code) })apps/native/app/src/messages/en.ts (1)
608-627: LGTM! Consider a minor consistency improvement.The new health-related translations are comprehensive and well-structured, aligning with the health overview feature mentioned in the PR objectives. They cover various aspects of health information clearly and concisely.
For consistency, consider changing 'Max monthly payment' to 'Maximum monthly payment' to match the style of other labels like 'Maximum weight' used elsewhere in the file.
- 'health.overview.maxMonthlyPayment': 'Max monthly payment', + 'health.overview.maxMonthlyPayment': 'Maximum monthly payment',apps/native/app/src/messages/is.ts (1)
607-626: Health-related translations look good overall.The new health-related translations are well-structured and consistent with the existing translations. They provide a comprehensive set of keys for the health overview screen, covering important aspects such as health center, physician, insurance status, and payments.
For consistency with other sections, consider adding a period at the end of the description on line 611:
'health.overview.description': - 'Hér finnur þú þín heilsufarsgögn, heilsugæslu og sjúkratryggingar', + 'Hér finnur þú þín heilsufarsgögn, heilsugæslu og sjúkratryggingar.',apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/input/input.tsx (3)
12-13: Unused 'background' prop in Host componentThe
backgroundprop is declared in theHostcomponent but isn't utilized within its styles or logic. If this prop isn't necessary, consider removing it to clean up the code.
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87-95: Provide user feedback when copying to clipboardCurrently, when users tap the copy icon, there's no indication that the value has been copied. Consider adding visual feedback, such as a toast message or alert, to inform users that the action was successful.
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87-95: Add accessibility labels to interactive elementsTo enhance accessibility, consider adding
accessibilityLabeloraccessibilityRoleto theTouchableOpacitycomponent wrapping the copy icon. This will assist screen reader users in understanding the purpose of the button.
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apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/input/input-row.tsx (1)
12-12: LGTM! Good use of TypeScript.The addition of the optional
backgroundprop to theInputRowPropsinterface is correct and consistent with the component's implementation. It provides good type safety for the component's props.apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/heading/heading.tsx (1)
3-3: LGTM: Improved component-based architectureThe change from importing a
fontutility to using aTypographycomponent aligns well with React and NextJS best practices. This approach can lead to more consistent styling across the application and improved maintainability.apps/native/app/src/graphql/queries/health.graphql (2)
1-12: LGTM: Well-structured query for health insurance overviewThe
GetHealthInsuranceOverviewquery is well-implemented, fetching comprehensive information about the user's health insurance status. It follows GraphQL best practices and provides all necessary fields for a complete overview.
32-37: LGTM: Concise and effective query for payment statusThe
GetPaymentStatusquery is well-implemented, fetching essential information about copayment status, including maximum payment and maximum monthly payment. It follows GraphQL best practices and provides the necessary data for understanding payment limits.apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/card/more-card.tsx (3)
1-6: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and well-organized.The imports cover all necessary dependencies for the component, including React, React Native components, styled-components, and custom utilities. This demonstrates good code organization and adherence to best practices.
30-34: LGTM: Well-defined TypeScript interface for component props.The
AssetCardPropsinterface provides clear and appropriate type definitions for the component's props. This enhances type safety and improves the overall reliability of the component.
1-52: Overall: Excellent implementation of the MoreCard component.This file demonstrates a high-quality React component implementation that adheres to NextJS best practices, makes efficient use of styled-components, and leverages TypeScript for enhanced type safety. The code is well-structured, readable, and maintainable.
Key strengths:
- Proper use of functional components and React hooks.
- Effective integration with the application's theming system.
- Clear and appropriate TypeScript interfaces.
- Consistent use of styled-components for styling.
The minor suggestions provided earlier (theme constant extraction and accessibility improvements) would further enhance an already solid implementation.
apps/native/app/src/config.ts (2)
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1-115: Overall structure and TypeScript usage look good.The configuration file is well-structured and follows TypeScript best practices. The use of environment-specific settings and the exported functions
useConfig()andgetConfig()provide a clean way to access configuration values throughout the application.🧰 Tools
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81-81: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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71-78: LGTM! Consider grouping similar scopes for better organization.The addition of health-related scopes aligns well with the PR objectives to introduce health features. However, consider grouping similar scopes together for better organization and readability. For example:
idsScopes: [ // ... other scopes '@island.is/health/healthcare', '@island.is/health/payments', '@island.is/health/rights-status', '@island.is/health/medicines', '@island.is/health/vaccinations', '@island.is/health/organ-donation', // ... other scopes '@island.is/licenses:barcode', '@island.is/auth/passkeys', ]As mentioned in the PR objectives, these scope changes will result in all users being logged out. Ensure that the application handles this gracefully and that users are informed about the need to re-authenticate. You may want to verify the impact with the following script:
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Verified! The scope changes will result in all users being logged out, and the application handles this gracefully. Users are informed about the need to re-authenticate. Consider grouping similar scopes together for better organization and readability.
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apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/button/button.tsx (2)
119-119: LGTM! Prop correctly added to function signature.The
ellipsisprop has been correctly added to theButtonfunction component's destructured props. This change is consistent with the interface update and allows the prop to be used within the component.
20-20: Overall, great implementation of the ellipsis functionality!The changes successfully add the ability to truncate button text with an ellipsis. This enhancement improves the flexibility of the
Buttoncomponent, allowing it to handle long titles more gracefully. The implementation is consistent with TypeScript and React Native best practices.A few minor suggestions have been made to further improve documentation and code readability. Great job on this feature addition!
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apps/native/app/src/utils/component-registry.ts (1)
52-52: LGTM: New screen component added correctlyThe addition of
HealthOverviewScreento theComponentRegistryfollows the existing pattern and naming conventions. It uses theprefixvariable consistently with other entries, which aligns with the file's structure and NextJS best practices for component registration.A few points to consider:
- Ensure that the corresponding
HealthOverviewScreencomponent file exists in thescreensdirectory.- If this is a major new feature, consider grouping related screens together in the registry for better organization.
- Verify that any necessary routing updates have been made to incorporate this new screen.
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HealthOverviewScreencomponent exists, run:✅ Verification successful
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HealthOverviewScreencomponent is present in thescreens/health/health-overview.tsxfile and is properly referenced in theComponentRegistryusing the${prefix}.screens.HealthOverviewScreenpattern. All imports and registrations align with project conventions and NextJS best practices.🏁 Scripts executed
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apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/alert/alert.tsx (1)
211-214: Improved rendering logic for better flexibilityThe changes to the Content rendering logic enhance the component's flexibility and maintain good practices:
- The new condition
(message || title)allows the Content to render if either prop is present, improving reusability.- Conditional rendering of the Message component ensures it only appears when necessary.
- These changes maintain type safety and align with React and NextJS best practices.
Great job on improving the component without compromising its structure or efficiency!
apps/native/app/src/screens/more/more.tsx (6)
1-1: LGTM: Import changes align with component updatesThe import changes correctly reflect the replacement of
ListButtonwithMoreCard. This update is consistent with the modifications in the component's structure and follows TypeScript best practices.
4-4: LGTM: SafeAreaView import addedThe addition of
SafeAreaViewto the imports is consistent with its usage in the component. This change follows React Native best practices for handling safe areas on different devices.
13-13: LGTM: Health icon import addedThe addition of the
healthIconimport is consistent with the new health-related functionality mentioned in the PR objectives. The import follows the established pattern for icon imports in this file.
25-27: LGTM: Improved Row component stylingThe updates to the
Rowstyled component enhance the layout by adding vertical margin and column gap. The use of theme variables ensures consistency with the design system. The change toflex-direction: rowaligns with the transition from a column to a row format mentioned in the AI summary.
99-99: LGTM: Improved SafeAreaView spacingThe addition of bottom margin to the SafeAreaView enhances the layout and spacing. The use of theme spacing ensures consistency with the overall design system.
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1-153: Overall LGTM: Improved UI and added Health featureThe changes in this file successfully implement the objectives outlined in the PR. Key improvements include:
- Replacing ListButton with MoreCard components for a more consistent UI.
- Adding a new Health card, aligning with the new health feature.
- Updating the layout to use Row components for better organization.
- Maintaining good practices in terms of internationalization, TypeScript usage, and React Native/NextJS conventions.
These changes enhance the user interface and successfully introduce the first screen for the Health (Heilsa) feature. The code is well-structured and maintainable.
apps/native/app/src/utils/lifecycle/setup-components.tsx (1)
29-29: LGTM: Import statement follows existing patternsThe new import statement for
HealthOverviewScreenis consistent with the existing import structure and follows good practices for relative imports.apps/native/app/src/messages/is.ts (1)
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1-626: Overall, the changes to the translation file are well-implemented.The new health-related translations have been seamlessly integrated into the existing structure of the file. They maintain consistency with the established patterns and provide a comprehensive set of keys for the new health overview feature. The changes adhere to TypeScript and NextJS best practices.
apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/input/input.tsx (1)
72-72: Ensure consistent styling after switching to Typography componentsBy replacing custom components with
Typographycomponents for theLabeland value display, there may be changes in text styling or layout. Please verify that the updated components align with the design specifications and maintain the intended visual consistency.Also applies to: 81-85
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65-66: Fix typo in commentThere's a typo in the comment on line 65: "fethcing" should be "fetching".
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- // The items we are fethcing are static and are not using the dates for calculation, + // The items we are fetching are static and are not using the dates for calculation,
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82-88: LGTM: Improved value rendering with Typography componentThe replacement of the Value styled component with a Typography component enhances consistency and flexibility in text styling. The addition of the 'selectable' prop improves user interaction possibilities.
Consider extracting the variant logic into a separate constant or function for improved readability:
const valueVariant = size === 'normal' ? 'heading5' : 'heading3'; <Typography testID={valueTestID} selectable variant={valueVariant} > {tvalue === '' || !value ? '-' : value} </Typography>This minor refactoring would enhance code clarity without changing functionality.
apps/native/app/src/screens/health/health-overview.tsx (1)
47-72: Component setup and data fetching look goodThe component is correctly defined as a NavigationFunctionComponent, and the use of GraphQL queries for data fetching is appropriate. The memoization of the
nowvariable is a good optimization.However, consider moving the
nowvariable declaration closer to where it's used in thepaymentOverviewResquery for better code readability.Consider moving the
nowvariable declaration:- const now = useMemo(() => new Date().toISOString(), []) const healthInsuranceRes = useGetHealthInsuranceOverviewQuery() const healthCenterRes = useGetHealthCenterQuery() const paymentStatusRes = useGetPaymentStatusQuery() + const now = useMemo(() => new Date().toISOString(), []) const paymentOverviewRes = useGetPaymentOverviewQuery({ variables: { input: { dateFrom: now, dateTo: now, serviceTypeCode: '', }, }, })
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apps/native/app/src/ui/lib/input/input.tsx (6)
8-8: LGTM: Improved component reusabilityThe addition of the Typography import enhances component reusability and consistency in text styling across the application. This aligns well with NextJS best practices.
10-23: LGTM: Improved prop naming and styling flexibilityThe changes to the Host component enhance its flexibility and improve naming consistency:
- Renaming 'borderDark' to 'darkBorder' aligns with the suggestion in the past review comment, making the prop name more intuitive.
- The addition of the 'background' prop allows for more versatile styling options.
- The updated color assignment logic correctly implements the new 'darkBorder' prop.
These changes contribute to a more maintainable and flexible component.
38-40: LGTM: Enhanced text styling with Typography componentThe update to use the Typography component for the Label improves consistency in text styling across the application. This change aligns well with the best practices of using reusable components in NextJS applications.
51-51: LGTM: Consistent prop namingThe replacement of 'borderDark' with 'darkBorder' in the InputProps interface maintains consistency with the changes made to the Host component. This improves the overall clarity and maintainability of the code.
64-64: LGTM: Consistent parameter namingThe replacement of 'borderDark' with 'darkBorder' in the Input function parameters maintains consistency with the InputProps interface changes. The default value is correctly set to false, preserving the expected behavior.
71-71: LGTM: Correct implementation of new styling propThe addition of the 'darkBorder' prop to the Host component in the render function correctly implements the new styling option. This change is consistent with the updates made to the Host styled component and the Input function parameters.
apps/native/app/src/screens/health/health-overview.tsx (4)
1-36: Imports and styled components look goodThe imports cover all necessary components and hooks for the HealthOverviewScreen. The styled components are well-defined and promote consistent styling throughout the component.
38-45: Navigation options are well-configuredThe use of
createNavigationOptionHooksfor setting up navigation options is appropriate. The screen title is correctly internationalized, which is a good practice for multi-language support.
108-428: Well-structured component with consistent internationalizationThe overall structure of the HealthOverviewScreen component is well-organized, with a clear separation of different health information sections. The consistent use of internationalization for text content is commendable.
433-433: Component options are correctly setThe use of
getNavigationOptionsfor setting the component options is consistent with the navigation setup at the beginning of the file. This ensures that the navigation options are applied correctly to the HealthOverviewScreen component.
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New Features
HealthOverviewScreencomponent for displaying health-related data.Improvements
MoreScreenlayout with a new card component for better user experience.InputandButtoncomponents for improved styling and functionality.HealthOverviewScreen.Bug Fixes
HomeOptionsScreensubtitle.