fix(marriage-conditions): touchups #16340
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request primarily focus on enhancing the structure and readability of the code in the marriage conditions application. Key updates include the introduction of a new Changes
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libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/fields/NationalIdWithName/index.tsx (4)
33-33: Fixed typo in variable nameThe correction of
nationaIdFieldtonationalIdFieldfixes a typo, improving code consistency and preventing potential bugs. This change is crucial for maintaining code quality.Consider adding a lint rule (e.g., using ESLint with the
spellcheckplugin) to catch such typos automatically in the future.
50-51: Improved age validation logicThe change to use
nationalId.info(nationalIdInput).age >= 18provides a more explicit and clear age check. This improves code readability and makes the age requirement evident.Consider extracting the age requirement (18) into a named constant for better maintainability:
const MINIMUM_AGE_REQUIREMENT = 18; // ... if (nationalId.info(nationalIdInput).age >= MINIMUM_AGE_REQUIREMENT) { // ... }
87-88: Enhanced error handling for age requirementThe addition of a specific error message for underage witnesses improves the user experience by providing clear feedback. This change enhances the overall error handling of the component.
For consistency with the earlier suggestion, consider using the same constant for the age check:
const MINIMUM_AGE_REQUIREMENT = 18; // ... nationalId.info(nationalIdInput).age < MINIMUM_AGE_REQUIREMENT ? formatMessage(m.nationalIdWitnessUnderageError) : nationalIdFieldErrorsThis ensures that the age requirement is consistently defined throughout the component.
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1-110: Overall assessment of NationalIdWithName componentThe changes made to this component generally improve code quality, consistency, and error handling. The modifications adhere well to the coding guidelines for files in the
libsdirectory:
- Reusability: The component is well-structured for potential reuse across different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript usage: Proper typing is maintained throughout the changes, enhancing type safety.
- Tree-shaking and bundling: The imports and code structure support effective tree-shaking.
To further enhance the component:
- Consider extracting string literals (like error messages) into a separate constants file for better maintainability.
- Evaluate if any of the utility functions (e.g., age calculation) could be moved to a shared utility module for broader reuse across the application.
libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/fields/ApplicationOverview/index.tsx (2)
121-141: Good refactoring for improved readability and consistency.The use of the
ceremonyvariable throughout this section enhances code readability and maintainability. The logic remains unchanged, which is good. For even better consistency, consider extracting the date formatting logic into a separate function, as it's used multiple times in the component.Consider creating a helper function for date formatting:
const formatCeremonyDate = (date: string) => format(new Date(date), 'dd. MMMM, yyyy', { locale: is }).toLowerCase();Then use it like this:
<Text>{formatCeremonyDate(ceremony.date)}</Text>This would further improve reusability and consistency across the component.
150-156: Consistent use of theceremonyvariable improves code clarity.The changes in this section maintain consistency with the earlier updates, which is good. However, the date formatting logic is repeated here as well.
As suggested earlier, creating a helper function for date formatting would be beneficial here too. It would make the code more DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) and easier to maintain. The function could be used like this:
<Text variant="default"> {`${formatCeremonyDate(ceremony.period.dateFrom)} - ${formatCeremonyDate(ceremony.period.dateTo)}`} </Text>This change would improve code reusability and make future updates to date formatting easier to manage across the entire component.
libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/forms/spouseConfirmation.ts (1)
250-250: Improved type safety for marital status data. Consider future-proofing.The change from
anyto{ maritalStatus: string }enhances type safety and code clarity, which is excellent. This aligns well with TypeScript best practices and the project's coding guidelines.To future-proof this further, consider defining a type or interface for the marital status data structure. This would make it easier to update if the structure changes and could be reused elsewhere in the codebase.
Here's a suggestion for future improvement:
// Define this type in a shared types file type MaritalStatusData = { maritalStatus: string; // Add any other potential fields here }; // Then use it in your code const status = application.externalData.maritalStatus.data as MaritalStatusData;This approach would make it easier to maintain and extend the data structure in the future while keeping the improved type safety.
libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/forms/application.ts (2)
228-229: Enhanced type safety for marital statusThe refinement of the type annotation from
anyto{ maritalStatus: string }significantly improves type safety and code clarity. This change aligns well with our TypeScript usage guidelines.Consider extracting this type into a separate interface or type alias for better reusability and documentation. For example:
interface MaritalStatusData { maritalStatus: string; }Then use it like this:
const status = application.externalData.maritalStatus.data as MaritalStatusData;
295-298: Added max date constraint for ceremony dateThe addition of the
maxDateproperty effectively restricts the ceremony date selection to a maximum of 12 weeks from the current date. This is a good implementation of a business rule that prevents scheduling ceremonies too far in advance.To improve readability, consider extracting the date calculation into a separate constant or utility function. For example:
const MAX_CEREMONY_DATE = new Date(new Date().setDate(new Date().getDate() + 12 * 7)); // Then in the buildDateField: maxDate: MAX_CEREMONY_DATE,This approach makes the intention clearer and the code more maintainable.
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- libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/fields/ApplicationOverview/index.tsx (3 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/fields/InfoAlert/index.tsx (0 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/fields/NationalIdWithName/index.tsx (5 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/fields/index.ts (0 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/forms/application.ts (4 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/forms/spouseConfirmation.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/lib/messages.ts (1 hunks)
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- libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/fields/InfoAlert/index.tsx
- libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/fields/index.ts
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libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/fields/ApplicationOverview/index.tsx (1)
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libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/fields/NationalIdWithName/index.tsx (4)
10-10: Improved import namingThe change from
kennitalatonationalIdenhances code readability by using a more descriptive name for the imported module. This aligns well with best practices for clear and self-documenting code.
26-26: Simplified prop destructuringThe change to
const { answers } = applicationsimplifies access to theanswersobject and adheres to best practices for destructuring in React components. This improves code readability and maintainability.
35-35: Consistent state initializationThe change to use
answersdirectly in the state initialization fornameis consistent with the earlier destructuring and simplifies the code. This improvement adheres to React best practices for state management.
69-71: Consistent prop usage in InputControllerThe changes to use the corrected
nationalIdFieldfor theidprop andanswersdirectly for thedefaultValueprop improve code consistency and reduce the likelihood of errors. These modifications align well with React best practices for prop management.libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/fields/ApplicationOverview/index.tsx (2)
26-26: Excellent use of TypeScript for improved type safety and readability.The introduction of the
ceremonyvariable with explicit typing asCeremonyis a great improvement. It enhances code readability, type safety, and centralizes access to ceremony data, which aligns well with our TypeScript usage guidelines and promotes reusability across the component.
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1-186: Overall, good improvements in code readability and type safety.The changes in this file consistently use the new
ceremonyvariable, which enhances code readability and type safety. The overall structure and functionality of the component remain intact, and the changes align well with the coding guidelines for files in thelibsdirectory:
- The component remains reusable across different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript is effectively used for defining props and types.
- The changes don't negatively impact tree-shaking or bundling practices.
While the improvements are good, there's still room for enhancing code reusability, particularly in the date formatting logic. Implementing the suggested helper function for date formatting would further improve the code's adherence to DRY principles and make it even more maintainable.
libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/forms/application.ts (1)
149-149: Improved spacing for better readabilityThe change from 'gutter' to 'containerGutter' for the
spaceproperty enhances the layout and improves readability of the spouse information section. This adjustment aligns well with the coding guidelines for reusability across different NextJS apps.libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/lib/messages.ts (2)
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1-505: Overall, the messages file adheres to coding guidelines and best practices.The file
messages.tsdemonstrates good practices for defining reusable message components:
- It uses TypeScript for defining the message structure.
- The
defineMessagesfunction is used, supporting internationalization.- The exported
mconstant allows for easy import and use in other components.These practices align with the coding guidelines for libs, ensuring reusability across different NextJS apps and effective tree-shaking.
To further improve maintainability and organization, consider grouping related messages into nested objects. This can help manage the growing number of messages as the application expands.
To ensure the file is being used correctly across the application:
#!/bin/bash # Check for imports of the messages file rg --type typescript "from '.*messages'" libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/ # Verify usage of the new message rg --type typescript "nationalIdWitnessUnderageError" libs/application/templates/marriage-conditions/src/
501-505: New message for underage witness error looks good.The new message
nationalIdWitnessUnderageErroris correctly defined and follows the existing structure. However, consider adding a description for better context and maintainability.Consider adding a description:
nationalIdWitnessUnderageError: { id: 'mac.application:nationalIdWitnessUnderageError', defaultMessage: 'Svaramaður þarf að hafa náð 18 ára aldri', - description: '', + description: 'Error message when a witness is under 18 years old', },To ensure this file adheres to the coding guidelines for libs, let's verify its usage and export:
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New message for underage witness error verified.
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messages.tsfile correctly exports themobject and adheres to coding guidelines. The new message definition is properly integrated. However, adding a description can enhance context and maintainability.🏁 Scripts executed
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InfoAlertcomponent to simplify the application structure.