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Enhance AllergyQuestion component with improved UI and functionality.… #9647
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… Added AllergyItem subcomponent for better management of allergies, including dropdown menus for editing and removing allergies. Updated state management for allergies and integrated new UI elements for displaying allergy details, including last occurrence and notes. Refactored code for clarity and maintainability.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
src/components/Questionnaire/QuestionTypes/AllergyQuestion.tsx (4)
52-58
: Consider future translations for UI text.
ALLERGY_CATEGORIES
is an excellent approach for standardized labels. If this component needs i18n support later, ensure these labels are localized.
106-127
: Responsive rendering approach is well-structured.
The logic for switching between a grid for larger screens and a simpler stacked layout for smaller screens is good. Consider adding accessible labels or summary text for screen readers, if relevant.
201-264
: Strings for category, status, and criticality.
Looks fine but remember to apply localization if needed.
314-326
: Allow multi-line input for notes.
If users tend to provide longer descriptions, a textarea might be more user-friendly than a single-line input.
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src/components/Questionnaire/QuestionTypes/AllergyQuestion.tsx (9)
3-8
: Use of icons is clear and consistent.
11-17
: UI imports look good.
No issues spotted with these added imports forDropdownMenu
components.
31-33
: Cleanly organized imports for typed interfaces.
No concerns here.
42-48
: Confirm sensible defaults.
ALLERGY_INITIAL_VALUE
sets a static default category, clinical_status, etc. Verify that these defaults reflect typical usage, and confirm that no data mismatch occurs when this is used downstream.
65-66
: Questionnaire response casting.
Casting toAllergyIntolerance[]
is legitimate, but watch out for possible runtime edge cases (e.g., ifvalues[0].value
is an unexpected type).
68-72
: Duplicate allergy checks.
handleAddAllergy
does not appear to guard against adding the same allergy multiple times. Consider whether deduplication is needed.
87-96
: Update logic is concise.
Directly mapping and merging updates is both readable and efficient. No issues found.
128-133
: Check large data performance.
ValueSetSelect
might load a lengthy list of possible allergies. Ensure there's no noticeable performance degradation if the dataset is large.
302-313
: Consider restricting invalid dates.
Last Occurrence
might benefit from client-side validation (e.g., preventing future dates).
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src/components/Questionnaire/QuestionTypes/AllergyQuestion.tsx (2)
56-62
: Consider including a default notes property.
When creating a new allergy, if you plan to store notes, initializing anote
property inALLERGY_INITIAL_VALUE
can help avoid potential undefined references.Example diff:
const ALLERGY_INITIAL_VALUE: Partial<AllergyIntolerance> = { code: { code: "", display: "", system: "" }, clinical_status: "active", verification_status: "confirmed", category: "medication", criticality: "low", + note: "", };
316-330
: Consider using a multi-line component for notes.
If the notes are likely to be more verbose, a multi-line text field or text area can improve the user experience over a single-line input.Proposed snippet:
{showNotes && ( <TableRow> <TableCell colSpan={7} className="px-4 py-2"> <Label className="text-xs text-gray-500">Notes</Label> - <Input - type="text" - placeholder="Add notes about the allergy..." - value={allergy.note || ""} - onChange={(e) => onUpdate?.({ note: e.target.value })} - disabled={disabled} - className="mt-0.5" - /> + <textarea + placeholder="Add notes about the allergy..." + value={allergy.note || ""} + onChange={(e) => onUpdate?.({ note: e.target.value })} + disabled={disabled} + className="mt-0.5 h-16 w-full rounded-md border border-gray-300 p-2 resize-none" + /> </TableCell> </TableRow> )}
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src/components/Questionnaire/QuestionTypes/AllergyQuestion.tsx (2)
153-161
: Modular component approach is well-structured.
The introduction ofAllergyTableRow
(and accompanying props) is a positive refactor that increases clarity and maintainability by separating concerns into a smaller, focused component.
86-87
: Guard against potential undefined values.
ReturningquestionnaireResponse.values?.[0]?.value
may cause runtime errors ifvalues
is empty or ifvalues[0]
is undefined. Consider adding a fallback or validating thatvalues[0]
exists before slicing into the array.Below is a script to locate places in the codebase referencing
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Remove unconditional showPicker()
call from input component
The current implementation unconditionally calls showPicker()
on focus for all input types, which is incorrect. Based on the codebase analysis:
- The
showPicker()
method is only used with:type="date"
in CreateUserForm and questionnaire componentstype="time"
in ScheduleTemplateForm and DateTimeQuestion components
The current implementation will cause errors for other input types like text, email, password, etc., which are also used throughout the application.
Fix suggestion:
onFocus={(e) => {
if (type === 'date' || type === 'time') {
e.target.showPicker();
}
}}
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Ensure compatibility and intended usage of showPicker()
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The showPicker()
method is only supported by certain input types (e.g., date
, time
, datetime-local
, etc.) and might not be fully supported in all browsers. Consider validating the type
property or providing a graceful fallback for browsers that do not implement showPicker()
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This pull request includes significant changes to the
AllergyQuestion
component in theQuestionnaire
module. The changes involve updating the UI components, enhancing the handling of allergy data, and improving the overall user experience. The most important changes include replacing the table layout with a responsive grid, introducing dropdown menus for actions, and refactoring the state management for allergies.UI Enhancements:
DropdownMenu
components for managing allergy actions, such as adding notes or removing allergies.State Management Improvements:
useState
and directly updating thequestionnaireResponse
prop.Code Refactoring:
AllergyQuestion
component into smaller components, such asAllergyItem
, to improve code readability and maintainability.@ohcnetwork/care-fe-code-reviewers
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