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: Migrate Metis to standalone components #9904Communication
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ArtemisSharedModule import can be replaced with specific imports
Based on the template analysis, the component only uses basic Angular directives (
ngClass
,ngStyle
,ngIf
) and thejhiTranslate
directive. These can be imported directly from their respective modules:ArtemisSharedModule
with:CommonModule
from@angular/common
forngClass
,ngStyle
,ngIf
TranslateModule
from@ngx-translate/core
forjhiTranslate
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Verify the necessity of ArtemisSharedModule import
While the standalone configuration looks good, importing
ArtemisSharedModule
might go against the standalone component migration objective. Consider extracting only the needed dependencies from this module.🏁 Scripts executed
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Migration to standalone component is incomplete - component is still declared in MetisModule
The EmojiComponent has been configured as standalone but is still both imported and exported in the MetisModule. This is incorrect as standalone components should not be declared in NgModules. The component needs to be removed from both the imports and exports arrays of MetisModule.
EmojiComponent
from the imports array insrc/main/webapp/app/shared/metis/metis.module.ts
EmojiComponent
from the exports array insrc/main/webapp/app/shared/metis/metis.module.ts
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LGTM! Standalone component migration looks correct.
The component has been properly configured as standalone with the necessary imports. This aligns with the PR objective of migrating Metis to standalone components and follows Angular's standalone component patterns.
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Consider selective imports and encapsulation changes
The component is importing the entire ArtemisSharedModule but only needs the common Angular features which are already available through standalone imports. The shared module can be removed as PostingButtonComponent and PostingMarkdownEditorComponent are already imported separately.
The component uses ViewEncapsulation.None which can lead to style leaks. Given the presence of a dedicated SCSS file (message-inline-input.component.scss), the component should use the default encapsulation mode to properly scope its styles.
ArtemisSharedModule
from imports as it's not needed in standalone componentsencapsulation: ViewEncapsulation.None
to use default encapsulation or explicitly set it toViewEncapsulation.Emulated
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Redundant export of standalone pipe confirmed
The pipe is correctly marked as standalone and is being directly imported from its source file (
app/shared/pipes/reacting-users-on-posting.pipe
) by the components that use it. There's no usage through the metis.module, making its export redundant.ReactingUsersOnPostingPipe
from the exports array insrc/main/webapp/app/shared/metis/metis.module.ts
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Review necessity of exporting standalone pipe
Since
ReactingUsersOnPostingPipe
is marked as standalone, it might not need to be exported from the module. Standalone pipes can be imported directly where needed.Consider removing the pipe from exports if it's not specifically required through the module import.
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Fix incorrect Angular import
The
input
import on line 15 appears to be incorrect. Angular's decorator should be capitalized asInput
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Potential subscription memory leak found
The component has unmanaged subscriptions in
onUserReferenceClicked()
method that are not being cleaned up:this.metisConversationService.createOneToOneChat(referencedUserLogin).subscribe()
this.oneToOneChatService.create(course.id!, referencedUserLogin).subscribe()
Issues:
OnDestroy
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LGTM: Modern dependency injection pattern implemented
The migration to using
inject()
function follows modern Angular practices and improves code readability.Let's verify proper subscription handling throughout the component:
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