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Update view-mapped plugin to require less user interaction and provide more progress feedback #610

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Updated view-mapped plugin to not require users to acknowledge that a job was completed, and included several more acks for progres reporting to the user while a job is running

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Removed the requirement for a user to click confirmation "Continue" button when Flatfile table is updated to only show mapped fields. Now, when table is updated, a user will see a toast message on the top right with success message that will disappear on its own within several seconds.

Added 10% / 30% / 50% / 80% progress tracking milestones to keep a user informed that table update is in progress.

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Import a file, and map only some columns. When the Flatfile table loads with data, you will see a custom job run that will update the table to only see mapped fields.

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The changes involve updates to the viewMappedPlugin function, enhancing user feedback and code clarity. Key modifications include detailed comments, a structured approach to job handling using listener.use and jobHandler, and a revised acknowledgment process utilizing a tick function. The API call for job creation has been standardized to double quotes, and error handling has been improved with more descriptive messages. The acknowledgment flag upon job completion is now set to false, and the completion logic has been restructured to return an object instead of making an API call.

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File Path Change Summary
plugins/view-mapped/src/view-mapped.ts Enhanced comments, updated job handling logic, revised acknowledgment process, standardized string literals, improved error handling. No changes to exported or public entity declarations.
flatfilers/sandbox/src/index.ts Removed phoneFormatValidator, added viewMappedPlugin, commenting out phone validation functionality. Updated imports accordingly.

Possibly related PRs

  • view mapped fields only plugin #591: The changes in the viewMappedPlugin function in the main PR enhance job handling and acknowledgment processes, which are directly related to the functionality introduced in the view mapped fields only plugin.
  • chore: release view mapped #594: This PR discusses the initial release of the @flatfile/plugin-view-mapped, which aligns with the enhancements made to the viewMappedPlugin in the main PR.
  • chore: update versions #600: This PR includes updates to the event listener from job:created to job:updated, relevant to the job handling modifications in the viewMappedPlugin function.
  • Updated listener to job:updated and waiting for job status #597: The update to the listener for job updates in this PR is relevant as it reflects a similar focus on improving job handling, which is a key aspect of the changes in the main PR.

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@Arsik36 Arsik36 changed the title Updated view-mapped plugin to not require users to acknowledge that a… Update view-mapped plugin to require less user interaction and provide more progress feedback Sep 10, 2024
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A video of the UI change would be helpful to visualize the change.

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plugins/view-mapped/src/view-mapped.ts (3)

88-92: Additional progress tracking at 50%

This change adds a progress update at the 50% mark, which aligns with the PR objectives for more granular progress tracking.

As mentioned earlier, consider refactoring this and other similar api.jobs.ack() calls into a helper function to reduce code duplication.


118-122: Final progress tracking at 80%

This change adds the final progress update at the 80% mark, completing the set of progress notifications outlined in the PR objectives.

As suggested earlier, consider refactoring this and other api.jobs.ack() calls into a helper function to streamline the code.


Missing Toast Message Implementation

The changes successfully implement progress tracking and remove the need for user acknowledgment. However, the PR objectives mention a toast message indicating success that should appear in the top right corner.

  • File: plugins/view-mapped/src/view-mapped.ts
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The changes successfully implement progress tracking and remove the need for user acknowledgment. However, the PR objectives mention a toast message indicating success that should appear in the top right corner.

Could you please confirm if the toast message is automatically handled by the Flatfile framework when a job is completed without acknowledgment? If not, we may need to add code to explicitly show this message.

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plugins/view-mapped/src/view-mapped.ts (4)

9-25: Improved job creation setup

The changes in this segment enhance the custom job creation process:

  1. Consistent use of double quotes for string literals.
  2. Addition of trigger: "immediate" ensures automatic execution of the custom job.
  3. Setting mode: "foreground" prevents user interaction until the table is updated.
  4. Including input: { mappingJobId: jobId } allows access to the mapping job ID in the next listener.

These improvements align well with the PR objectives and enhance the overall functionality.


Line range hint 34-65: Progress tracking implementation and mapping retrieval

The changes in this segment implement the progress tracking feature and set up the retrieval of mapping information:

  1. Job progress acknowledgment at 10% and 30% has been added.
  2. The code retrieves the mapping job information and processes it to get the list of mapped fields.

These changes align with the PR objectives and enhance user feedback during the process.

However, there's potential for improvement:

Consider refactoring the repeated api.jobs.ack() calls into a helper function, as suggested in a previous review comment. This would reduce code duplication and improve maintainability. For example:

async function updateJobProgress(jobId: string, info: string, progress: number) {
  await api.jobs.ack(jobId, { info, progress });
}

// Usage:
await updateJobProgress(jobId, "Updating the table to only view mapped fields...", 30);

This suggestion aligns with the previous comment by rashmi-kishore.


126-128: Updated job completion handling

These changes effectively implement the PR objective of removing the user acknowledgment requirement:

  1. The completion message is clear and instructs the user to audit the data.
  2. Setting acknowledge: false removes the need for user interaction to continue.

This update enhances the user experience by streamlining the process after job completion.


130-130: Improved code readability

The addition of this empty line enhances code readability by providing clear separation between logical blocks.

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1-5: LGTM! Consider adding more details to the change description.

The changeset file is correctly structured and provides the essential information about the patch release for '@flatfile/plugin-view-mapped'. The change description accurately reflects the modification mentioned in the PR objectives.

To improve clarity for future reference, consider expanding the change description to include:

  1. The reason for turning off job acknowledgement
  2. The expected impact on user experience
  3. Any related changes in the plugin's behavior

For example:

This release turns off job acknowledgement to enhance user experience. Users will no longer need to manually confirm job completion. Instead, they will receive a toast message indicating success, and progress tracking milestones will be displayed during the table update process.
flatfilers/sandbox/src/index.ts (2)

3-4: LGTM! Consider removing unused import.

The import of viewMappedPlugin aligns with the PR objectives. However, if the phoneFormatValidator is no longer needed, consider removing the commented-out import for better code cleanliness.

If phoneFormatValidator is definitely not needed, you can remove line 4 entirely.


7-14: LGTM! Consider removing unused code block.

The implementation of viewMappedPlugin aligns with the PR objectives. However, if the phoneFormatValidator functionality is no longer required, consider removing the entire commented-out code block for better code maintainability.

If the phone validation feature is definitely not needed, you can remove lines 8-14 entirely.

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Line range hint 15-62: Verify relevance of existing fields.

The configureSpace function remains unchanged. However, with the removal of phone validation, please verify if the 'phone' and 'country' fields are still relevant or if they need any modifications to align with the new plugin functionality.

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Line range hint 1-62: Verify implementation of all PR objectives.

The changes in this file successfully implement the switch to the view-mapped plugin. However, the PR objectives mention progress tracking milestones (10%, 30%, 50%, 80%) and UI changes (toast message for success) which are not visible in this file. Please ensure these features are implemented in the appropriate files.

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Additionally, as suggested in the PR comments, consider creating a video demonstration of the UI changes to better communicate the enhancements to the user experience.

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- The search for toast message implementations yielded a replacement with modals, as seen in `plugins/job-handler/CHANGELOG.md`.
- The absence of toast messages suggests a deliberate redesign of the UI components from toasts to modals.

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- UI changes, specifically the replacement of toast messages with modals, indicate an alternative approach to user notifications. This might align with improved UX considerations.
- It's essential to confirm whether the replacement of toast messages with modals was an intended part of the PR objectives to ensure consistency with project requirements.

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**Progress Tracking and UI Enhancements Implemented Successfully**

- **Progress Tracking**: Milestones at 10%, 30%, 50%, and 80% are implemented across the codebase.
- **UI Changes**: Toast messages have been replaced with modals, enhancing user notifications.

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6-7: LGTM! Implementation aligns with PR objectives.

The addition of viewMappedPlugin should successfully implement the desired changes, including removing the "Continue" button and introducing progress tracking.

Consider adding a brief comment above line 6 to explain the purpose of viewMappedPlugin, e.g.:

// Add viewMappedPlugin to enhance UX with automatic table updates and progress tracking
listener.use(viewMappedPlugin())

Line range hint 1-52: Summary: Changes implement PR objectives, but additional documentation recommended.

The implementation of viewMappedPlugin successfully addresses the main PR objectives. However, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Add inline comments explaining the purpose and functionality of viewMappedPlugin.
  2. Update the PR description or add a comment linking to a video demonstration of the UI changes, as suggested by rashmi-kishore.
  3. Clarify the status of phone number validation in the documentation or comments.

These additions would greatly improve the clarity and maintainability of the code, as well as address the feedback in the PR comments.

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Line range hint 1-52: Clarify the handling of phone number validation.

With the removal of phoneFormatValidator, it's unclear how phone numbers will be validated. The 'phone' and 'country' fields are still present in the configuration, which might lead to confusion.

Please clarify:

  1. Is phone number validation still required?
  2. If yes, how will it be handled without the phoneFormatValidator?
  3. If no, should the 'phone' and 'country' fields be removed or modified in the configuration?

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3-3: LGTM! Import changes align with PR objectives.

The addition of viewMappedPlugin is consistent with the PR's goal to enhance user experience. However, please verify that the removal of phoneFormatValidator doesn't negatively impact phone number handling in the application.

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61-63: Good addition: Progress update at 30%.

The 30% progress update with a descriptive message provides valuable ongoing feedback to the user about the job's progress. This aligns well with the PR objectives of introducing progress tracking milestones.

However, to improve code maintainability and reduce repetition, consider creating a helper function for progress updates, as suggested in a previous review comment:

async function updateJobProgress(tick: Function, progress: number, message: string) {
  await tick(progress, message);
}

This would allow you to call the function like this:

await updateJobProgress(tick, 30, 'Updating the table to only view mapped fields');

87-103: Well implemented: Sheet update logic for mapped fields.

The new logic for handling the updating of sheets with mapped fields is well-implemented. It correctly preserves the original sheet structure when there are no mapped fields and updates the sheet configuration with only the mapped fields when present. This improves the handling of mapped fields in the workbook update process.

To enhance code readability, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the spread operator in the sheet update:

return {
  ...sheet, // Preserve all original sheet properties
  config: {
    ...sheet.config, // Preserve all original config properties
    fields: mappedWorkbookFields, // Update only the fields
  },
};

This will make it clearer to other developers why you're using the spread operator in this context.


125-131: Good improvement: Enhanced error handling.

The updated error handling using logError and throwing a new Error is a good improvement. It enhances error tracking and debugging capabilities while providing a clear message to the user.

To further improve the error handling, consider adding more context to the error message:

throw new Error(
  `An error occurred while updating the workbook: ${error.message}. See Event Logs for details.`
);

This will provide more specific information about the error, making it easier for users and developers to understand and address the issue.

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plugins/view-mapped/src/view-mapped.ts (4)

1-6: LGTM: Improved imports and API client instantiation.

The changes to the import statements and the instantiation of the FlatfileClient improve modularity and provide better control over the API client. This is a good practice for maintainability and flexibility.


34-36: Great improvement: Job handler setup with progress tracking.

The use of jobHandler for the 'workbook:viewMappedFieldsOnly' job, along with the introduction of the tick function, significantly improves the structure of job handling and allows for better progress tracking. This change aligns well with the PR objectives of introducing progress tracking milestones at various stages of the process.


40-40: Excellent: Initial job acknowledgment with progress update.

The addition of an initial 10% progress update provides immediate feedback to the user that the job has started. This aligns perfectly with the PR objectives of introducing progress tracking milestones and enhances the user experience by keeping them informed from the very beginning of the process.


117-122: Excellent update: Job completion logic aligns with PR objectives.

The changes to the job completion logic perfectly align with the PR objective of removing the requirement for users to acknowledge job completion. By returning an object with acknowledge: false instead of making an API call, you've successfully implemented the automatic completion of the job without user intervention.

The message "Table update complete. Please audit the data" provides clear instructions to the user, enhancing the overall user experience. This change, combined with the progress updates, significantly improves the workflow as described in the PR objectives.

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