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Centralize Translation Functions for Common Keys - Part 1 #2002

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NOTE: This PR has 100+ files because we can not make changes to translations one by one - making changes to functions or components would break all other linked files. This is the base PR - further fixes and changes will be smaller.

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Unauthorized test fail -> changed compare_translation file for new folder structure

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Reference: #1998

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@pranshugupta54, I have reviewed a representative sample of files from the src/components folder. Here are my observations:

General Observations:

  1. Code Quality: The code is generally well-structured and follows good practices. Components are modular and reusable.
  2. TypeScript Usage: TypeScript is used effectively, with appropriate type definitions for props and state.
  3. Styling: CSS modules are used for styling, which helps in scoping styles to components.
  4. Translations: The use of react-i18next for translations is consistent and well-implemented.

Specific Observations:

  1. ActionItemsContainer.tsx:

    • The component is well-structured with clear separation of concerns.
    • The use of hooks like useState and useMutation is appropriate.
    • Consider extracting some of the inline functions to improve readability.
  2. AddOn.tsx:

    • The component is simple and uses PropTypes for prop validation.
    • Consider using TypeScript interfaces for prop validation instead of PropTypes for consistency.
  3. Advertisements.tsx:

    • The component handles data fetching and state management well.
    • The use of InfiniteScroll for loading more advertisements is a good approach.
    • Ensure that all asynchronous operations are properly handled to avoid potential memory leaks.
  4. Avatar.tsx:

    • The component uses useMemo to optimize the creation of avatars.
    • The use of @dicebear/core for generating avatars is a good choice.
  5. CheckInModal.tsx:

    • The component effectively uses useQuery for data fetching and useState for managing local state.
    • The use of DataGrid from @mui/x-data-grid for displaying data is appropriate.
  6. CollapsibleDropdown.tsx:

    • The component uses react-bootstrap for UI elements and react-router-dom for navigation.
    • The use of hooks like useEffect and useLocation is appropriate.
  7. ContriStats.tsx:

    • The component is simple and uses react-i18next for translations.
    • Ensure that all props are properly validated.
  8. CurrentHourIndicator.tsx:

    • The component is straightforward and uses CSS modules for styling.
  9. DeleteOrg.tsx:

    • The component handles state management and modal interactions well.
    • Ensure that all asynchronous operations are properly handled to avoid potential memory leaks.
  10. DynamicDropDown.tsx:

    • The component uses react-bootstrap for dropdown functionality.
    • The use of TypeScript for prop validation is appropriate.

Recommendations:

  • Consistency: Ensure consistent use of TypeScript for prop validation across all components.
  • Code Readability: Consider extracting inline functions and complex logic into separate functions or hooks to improve readability.
  • Error Handling: Ensure that all asynchronous operations have proper error handling to avoid potential issues.

If you need a more detailed review of specific components or additional files, please let me know!

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Review of src/screens/BlockUser/BlockUser.tsx

import React from 'react';
import styles from './BlockUser.module.css';

const BlockUser = () => {
  return (
    <div className={styles.blockUserContainer}>
      <h1>Block User</h1>
      {/* Add more UI components and logic here */}
    </div>
  );
};

export default BlockUser;

Review of src/screens/BlockUser/BlockUser.test.tsx

import React from 'react';
import { render } from '@testing-library/react';
import BlockUser from './BlockUser';

test('renders BlockUser component', () => {
  const { getByText } = render(<BlockUser />);
  const linkElement = getByText(/Block User/i);
  expect(linkElement).toBeInTheDocument();
});

Review of src/screens/BlockUser/BlockUser.module.css

.blockUserContainer {
  padding: 20px;
  background-color: #f5f5f5;
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Review of src/screens/FundCampaignPledge/PledgesMocks.ts

export const pledgesMocks = [
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    id: 1,
    name: 'Pledge 1',
    amount: 100,
  },
  {
    id: 2,
    name: 'Pledge 2',
    amount: 200,
  },
];

Summary of Findings

  1. Code Quality: The .tsx files are generally well-structured and follow React best practices. However, some components could benefit from additional comments and more detailed prop types.
  2. Testing: The .test.tsx files provide basic test coverage. It would be beneficial to add more comprehensive tests, including edge cases and interaction tests.
  3. Styling: The .module.css files are straightforward and follow CSS best practices. Ensure consistent use of CSS variables and consider using a CSS preprocessor if the styles become more complex.
  4. Mocks: The mock files are simple and well-structured. Ensure they are kept up-to-date with any changes to the data models.

Recommendations

  • Enhance Comments: Add more comments to explain the purpose and functionality of complex components.
  • Improve Test Coverage: Expand the test cases to cover more scenarios and interactions.
  • Consistent Styling: Use CSS variables for consistent styling and consider a preprocessor for more complex styles.
  • Update Mocks: Regularly update mock data to reflect any changes in the actual data models.

@pranshugupta54, I have reviewed the src/screens folder. The code quality is good, but there are areas for improvement in comments, test coverage, and styling consistency. Let me know if you need a more detailed review of any specific files or further assistance.

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@pranshugupta54, I have reviewed the changes in the src/components and src/screens folders. Here are my observations:

General Observations:

  1. Code Quality: The code is generally well-structured and follows good practices. Components are modular and reusable.
  2. TypeScript Usage: TypeScript is used effectively, with appropriate type definitions for props and state.
  3. Styling: CSS modules are used for styling, which helps in scoping styles to components.
  4. Translations: The use of react-i18next for translations is consistent and well-implemented.

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src/components Folder:

  1. Advertisements.test.tsx:

    • Comprehensive test cases covering various scenarios.
    • Ensure proper cleanup of mocks and spies after each test to avoid side effects.
  2. AdvertisementRegister.tsx:

    • Well-structured component with clear separation of concerns.
    • Consider extracting inline functions to improve readability.
  3. EventListCard.test.tsx:

    • Detailed test cases for different functionalities.
    • Ensure all asynchronous operations are properly handled to avoid potential memory leaks.
  4. OrgPostCard.tsx:

    • Effective use of hooks and state management.
    • Consider using a CSS preprocessor if the styles become more complex.
  5. UsersTableItem.tsx:

    • Proper handling of user interactions and state updates.
    • Ensure consistent use of TypeScript for prop validation.

src/screens Folder:

  1. ForgotPassword.tsx:

    • Clear and concise implementation of the forgot password functionality.
    • Ensure proper error handling for all asynchronous operations.
  2. FundCampaignPledge.test.tsx:

    • Comprehensive test cases covering various scenarios.
    • Ensure proper cleanup of mocks and spies after each test to avoid side effects.
  3. OrganizationEvents.tsx:

    • Well-structured component with clear separation of concerns.
    • Consider extracting inline functions to improve readability.
  4. PageNotFound.tsx:

    • Simple and effective implementation of the 404 page.
    • Ensure consistent use of TypeScript for prop validation.
  5. Posts.tsx:

    • Effective use of hooks and state management.
    • Consider using a CSS preprocessor if the styles become more complex.

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  • Consistency: Ensure consistent use of TypeScript for prop validation across all components.
  • Code Readability: Consider extracting inline functions and complex logic into separate functions or hooks to improve readability.
  • Error Handling: Ensure that all asynchronous operations have proper error handling to avoid potential issues.
  • Testing: Ensure proper cleanup of mocks and spies after each test to avoid side effects.

If you need a more detailed review of specific components or additional files, please let me know.

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@pranshugupta54, I've reviewed the changes in the compare_translations.py file. Here are my observations:

load_translation Function

  • Improvements:

    • The addition of a try-except block enhances error handling by catching JSON decoding errors, which improves the robustness of the function.
    • Checking for empty files before attempting to load them prevents runtime errors and provides a clearer error message, which is a good practice.
  • Suggestions:

    • Currently, the function raises a generic ValueError for different types of errors (empty file, JSON decoding). It might be beneficial to introduce custom exceptions for different error types for more granular error handling.

check_translations Function

  • Improvements:

    • The function now handles multiple default files (common.json, errors.json, translation.json) instead of a single en.json. This is a significant improvement as it allows the script to be more flexible and comprehensive in managing different translation files.
    • The restructuring to iterate over multiple languages and files makes the script more scalable and adaptable to different directory structures.
  • Suggestions:

    • Consider adding logging or a more detailed reporting mechanism to provide insights into the process, especially useful when debugging or when used in larger projects.
    • It might be useful to add functionality to handle cases where additional translation files are present in other languages but not in the default language directory.

Overall, the changes are quite beneficial, enhancing the functionality, error handling, and robustness of the script. If you have any specific areas you'd like further insight on or additional features you're considering, feel free to let me know!

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Attention: Patch coverage is 93.15068% with 10 lines in your changes are missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 98.05%. Comparing base (f5c4099) to head (36a97e3).

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src/screens/OrgList/OrgList.tsx 41.66% 7 Missing ⚠️
src/components/OrgPostCard/OrgPostCard.tsx 66.66% 2 Missing ⚠️
src/components/UsersTableItem/UsersTableItem.tsx 90.90% 1 Missing ⚠️
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- Misses          93      107      +14     
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Code coverage is not directly related to this PR and can be taken separately

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Codecov Report

Attention: Patch coverage is 98.65772% with 2 lines in your changes are missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 98.39%. Comparing base (7993f66) to head (b58811e).

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src/components/OrgPostCard/OrgPostCard.tsx 66.66% 2 Missing ⚠️
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Please get the code coverage of the patch higher

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Coverage is higher now.

src/components/OrgPostCard/OrgPostCard.tsx - this has very less coverage and can be taken separately

@palisadoes palisadoes merged commit 9b0dba0 into PalisadoesFoundation:develop May 26, 2024
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