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feat: Create Chart onClick Functionality #20809

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42 changes: 30 additions & 12 deletions superset-frontend/src/SqlLab/components/ResultSet/index.tsx
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change
Expand Up @@ -29,6 +29,9 @@ import {
SaveDatasetModal,
} from 'src/SqlLab/components/SaveDatasetModal';
import { UserWithPermissionsAndRoles } from 'src/types/bootstrapTypes';
import { EXPLORE_CHART_DEFAULT } from 'src/SqlLab/types';
import { mountExploreUrl } from 'src/explore/exploreUtils';
import { postFormData } from 'src/explore/exploreUtils/formData';
import ProgressBar from 'src/components/ProgressBar';
import Loading from 'src/components/Loading';
import FilterableTable, {
Expand All @@ -41,6 +44,7 @@ import ExploreCtasResultsButton from '../ExploreCtasResultsButton';
import ExploreResultsButton from '../ExploreResultsButton';
import HighlightedSql from '../HighlightedSql';
import QueryStateLabel from '../QueryStateLabel';
import { URL_PARAMS } from 'src/constants';

enum LIMITING_FACTOR {
QUERY = 'QUERY',
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -134,6 +138,8 @@ export default class ResultSet extends React.PureComponent<
this.reFetchQueryResults = this.reFetchQueryResults.bind(this);
this.toggleExploreResultsButton =
this.toggleExploreResultsButton.bind(this);
this.createExploreResultsOnClick =
this.createExploreResultsOnClick.bind(this);
}

async componentDidMount() {
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -213,6 +219,26 @@ export default class ResultSet extends React.PureComponent<
}
}

async createExploreResultsOnClick() {
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if we use arrow function syntax here, you don't have to add the .bind call on line 141,142:
async createExploreResultsOnClick = () => {
Arrow functions automatically bind this to where the function is defined which has the same effect as calling this.createExploreResultsOnClick = this.createExploreResultsOnClick.bind(this);
I have been updating files I work in to convert to arrow functions and remove the bind calls because it removes the second step and extra code.

const { results } = this.props.query;

if (results.query_id) {
const key = await postFormData(results.query_id, 'table', {
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the type should be a query

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One thing I noticed with this await is that if you set your network speed in dev tools to slow 3G to represent a poor connection, the UI looks unresponsive after clicking the button. We could consider setting state before the await to trigger a re-render and show UI that indicates the user's button clicked is being processed. Not critical, and maybe a separate ticket, but these types of things often get missed in our local dev environment where responses are near instant and have no real world latency / bandwidth restrictions

...EXPLORE_CHART_DEFAULT,
datasource: `${results.query_id}__table`,
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type should be query

...{
all_columns: results.columns.map(column => column.name),
},
});
const url = mountExploreUrl(null, {
[URL_PARAMS.formDataKey.name]: key,
});
window.open(url, '_blank', 'noreferrer');
} else {
this.setState({ showSaveDatasetModal: true });
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I think we can remove this this.setState({ showSaveDatasetModal: true });. Initially I was trying to use serverId which was not always present and just defaulted to the original behavior. with use of queryId, it should always be there and if it is not we have a bug. We may to change the else to show an error toast indicating the query has no id and cannot be used to create a chart. This should never happen and provides visual indication if something is broken

}
}

renderControls() {
if (this.props.search || this.props.visualize || this.props.csv) {
let { data } = this.props.query.results;
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -250,19 +276,11 @@ export default class ResultSet extends React.PureComponent<
this.props.database?.allows_virtual_table_explore && (
<ExploreResultsButton
database={this.props.database}
onClick={() => {
// There is currently redux / state issue where sometimes a query will have serverId
// and other times it will not. We need this attribute consistently for this to work
// const qid = this.props?.query?.results?.query_id;
// if (qid) {
// // This will open explore using the query as datasource
// window.location.href = `/explore/?dataset_type=query&dataset_id=${qid}`;
// } else {
// this.setState({ showSaveDatasetModal: true });
// }
this.setState({ showSaveDatasetModal: true });
}}
onClick={() => this.setState({ showSaveDatasetModal: true })}
/>
// In order to use the new workflow for a query powered chart, replace the
// above function with:
// onClick={this.createExploreResultsOnClick}
)}
{this.props.csv && (
<Button buttonSize="small" href={`/superset/csv/${query.id}`}>
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