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[Feat] Project modules management (Added a smart table to display project modules with dynamic data loading.) #8550

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new tab for managing project modules within the project mutation component.
    • Added functionality for creating new project modules through a dialog.
    • Enhanced project module management with a new interactive table.
    • Added a spinner for loading status and improved button interactions within the project module table.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling for optional properties to prevent runtime exceptions.
  • Style

    • Updated button styles to reflect different action priorities.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced user interface with clearer action buttons for editing and deleting project modules.

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The pull request introduces modifications across several components related to project module management in an Angular application. Key changes include updating button statuses for project creation, enhancing error handling with optional chaining, and introducing a new component for displaying project modules in a smart table format. Additionally, new HTML templates and SCSS styles are provided, along with the integration of a dialog for creating project modules. These changes collectively improve the user interface and functionality of the project management features.

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apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/projects/components/project-list/list.component.html Button status changed from primary to success for project creation.
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/add-project-module-dialog/add-project-module-dialog.component.ts Enhanced optional chaining for members and teams, updated createOrUpdateModule method, simplified error handling in loadTeams.
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/module-table/project-module-table.component.html New HTML structure for managing project modules, including a spinner and buttons for editing and deleting modules.
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/module-table/project-module-table.component.scss New SCSS file with styles for the project module table, including modifications to button styles.
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/module-table/project-module-table.component.ts Introduced ProjectModuleTableComponent, added input property projectId, and implemented methods for managing project modules.
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.component.html Added a new tab for project modules and buttons for adding and managing modules.
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.component.ts Added createProjectModuleDialog method for opening a dialog to create a new project module.
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.module.ts Updated module imports and declarations to include ProjectModuleTableComponent and NbIconModule.

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@samuelmbabhazi samuelmbabhazi changed the title Feat/#8131 project modules management [Feat] Project modules management Nov 22, 2024
@samuelmbabhazi samuelmbabhazi changed the title [Feat] Project modules management [Feat] Project modules management (Added a smart table to display project modules with dynamic data loading.) Nov 23, 2024
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Actionable comments posted: 7

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (18)
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/module-table/project-module-table.component.html (2)

10-17: Enhance table accessibility and styling

Two improvements are suggested:

  1. Move the inline style to the component's SCSS file
  2. Add accessibility attributes for better screen reader support

Apply these changes:

 <angular2-smart-table
   [settings]="settingsSmartTable"
   (userRowSelect)="selectItem($event)"
   [source]="smartTableSource"
-  style="cursor: pointer"
   #variantTable
+  role="grid"
+  aria-label="Project Modules"
 >
 </angular2-smart-table>

Add to your SCSS file:

:host ::ng-deep {
  angular2-smart-table {
    cursor: pointer;
  }
}

21-46: Improve action buttons consistency and UX

Consider the following improvements:

  1. Add tooltip to edit button for consistency
  2. Use different button statuses for better visual distinction
  3. Consider extracting buttons into a reusable component

Apply these changes:

 <button
   (click)="onEditProjectModuleDialog()"
   nbButton
-  status="basic"
+  status="primary"
   class="action primary"
   size="small"
   [disabled]="disableButton"
+  [nbTooltip]="'BUTTONS.EDIT' | translate"
 >
   <nb-icon icon="edit-outline"></nb-icon>
   {{ 'BUTTONS.EDIT' | translate }}
 </button>
 <button
   (click)="delete()"
   nbButton
-  status="basic"
+  status="danger"
   class="action"
   [disabled]="disableButton"
   size="small"
   [nbTooltip]="'BUTTONS.DELETE' | translate"
 >
-  <nb-icon status="danger" icon="trash-2-outline"> </nb-icon>
+  <nb-icon icon="trash-2-outline"> </nb-icon>
 </button>
apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/projects/components/project-list/list.component.html (1)

Line range hint 24-31: Consider enhancing table accessibility

While the smart table implementation is functional, consider adding ARIA labels and role attributes to improve accessibility for screen readers.

 <div class="table-scroll-container">
   <angular2-smart-table
     style="cursor: pointer"
     (userRowSelect)="selectProject($event)"
     [settings]="settingsSmartTable"
     [source]="smartTableSource"
+    role="grid"
+    aria-label="{{ 'ORGANIZATIONS_PAGE.PROJECTS' | translate }}"
   ></angular2-smart-table>
 </div>
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/add-project-module-dialog/add-project-module-dialog.component.ts (2)

131-137: Standardize null-checking pattern for consistency

The null-checking pattern is inconsistent between form patching and selection setting. Consider using the same pattern throughout for better maintainability.

-			members: (module.members || [])?.map((m) => m.id),
+			members: module.members?.map((m) => m.id) ?? [],
-			teams: (module.teams || [])?.map((t) => t.id),
+			teams: module.teams?.map((t) => t.id) ?? [],

-		this.selectedMembers = module.members?.map((m) => m.id);
+		this.selectedMembers = module.members?.map((m) => m.id) ?? [];
-		this.selectedTeams = module.teams?.map((t) => t.id);
+		this.selectedTeams = module.teams?.map((t) => t.id) ?? [];

Line range hint 1-338: Consider breaking down the component for better maintainability

The component has grown to handle multiple responsibilities including form management, data loading, and API interactions. Consider:

  1. Extracting form management into a separate service
  2. Creating a dedicated data loading service
  3. Breaking down the template into smaller, reusable components

This would improve:

  • Testability
  • Code reusability
  • Maintenance
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.component.html (1)

Line range hint 492-511: Consider splitting project and module management into separate components

The current implementation mixes project and module management within the same component, which increases complexity and couples different concerns. Consider:

  1. Creating a separate route/component for module management
  2. Moving module-related functionality out of the project mutation component
  3. Using a dedicated service for module operations

This would improve:

  • Component maintainability
  • Code organization
  • Feature isolation
  • Reusability
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.component.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-733: Consider breaking down this large component for better maintainability.

The component is handling multiple responsibilities including:

  • Complex form management
  • API interactions
  • Dialog management
  • File upload
  • GitHub integration

Consider splitting this into smaller, more focused components and moving form logic to a dedicated service. This would:

  • Improve maintainability
  • Make the code easier to test
  • Follow the Single Responsibility Principle
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/module-table/project-module-table.component.ts (11)

82-85: Add error logging in catch block

In the loadModules() method, the error is not being logged in the catch block. Logging the error can aid in debugging and provide more insight into failures.

Apply this diff to log the error:

-		} catch {
+		} catch (error) {
			this.toastrService.danger('TOASTR.MESSAGE.SOMETHING_BAD_HAPPENED');
+			console.error('Error loading modules:', error);
		} finally {

222-223: Add error logging in catch block

Similarly, in the updateModule() method, consider logging the error in the catch block to assist with debugging.

Apply this diff:

-		} catch {
+		} catch (error) {
			this.toastrService.danger('TOASTR.MESSAGE.SOMETHING_BAD_HAPPENED');
+			console.error('Error updating module:', error);
		}

184-185: Add error logging in catch block

In the delete() method, logging the error in the catch block will help diagnose issues during deletion.

Apply this diff:

-		} catch {
+		} catch (error) {
			this.toastrService.danger('TOASTR.MESSAGE.SOMETHING_BAD_HAPPENED');
+			console.error('Error deleting module:', error);
		}

218-221: Optimize module update without reloading all modules

After updating a module in updateModule(), the entire module list is reloaded using loadModules(). Consider updating the module directly in the table to improve performance.

Modify the method to update the module in the table:

			await firstValueFrom(this.organizationProjectModuleService.update(id, changes));
			this.toastrService.success('TOASTR.MESSAGE.MODULE_UPDATED');
-			await this.loadModules();
+			const updatedModule = { ...this.selectedItem, ...changes };
+			this.updateModuleInTable(updatedModule as IOrganizationProjectModule);

96-100: Ensure consistent localization for column titles

The 'name' and 'isFavorite' column titles are inconsistently localized. All column titles should use this.getTranslation() for consistency.

Apply this diff:

				name: {
-					title: this.getTranslation('ORGANIZATIONS_PAGE.NAME'),
+					title: this.getTranslation('PROJECT_MODULE.NAME'),
					type: 'string'
				},
				isFavorite: {
-					title: 'isFavorite',
+					title: this.getTranslation('PROJECT_MODULE.IS_FAVORITE'),

216-224: Specify return type for asynchronous methods

For better code clarity, consider specifying the return type for the updateModule() method.

Apply this diff:

-	private async updateModule(id: ID, changes: Partial<IOrganizationProjectModule>) {
+	private async updateModule(id: ID, changes: Partial<IOrganizationProjectModule>): Promise<void> {

68-86: Handle potential undefined items in response

In loadModules(), ensure that items is safely handled to prevent potential runtime errors.

Apply this diff:

			const { items = [] } = await firstValueFrom(
				this.organizationProjectModuleService.get<IOrganizationProjectModule>({ projectId: this.projectId })
			);
-			this.modules = items || [];
+			this.modules = items;
			this.smartTableSource.load(this.modules);

244-245: Refresh Smart Table after translation changes

After reloading the Smart Table settings on language change, the table might not automatically refresh to display updated translations.

Consider refreshing the table source to apply the new settings:

			this.loadSmartTable();
+			this.smartTableSource.refresh();

173-186: Avoid reloading all modules after deletion

In the delete() method, reloading all modules after deletion might be unnecessary. Consider removing the deleted module from the local array to optimize performance.

Modify the delete() method:

				await firstValueFrom(this.organizationProjectModuleService.delete(this.selectedItem.id));
				this.toastrService.success('TOASTR.MESSAGE.MODULE_DELETED');
-				await this.loadModules();
+				this.modules = this.modules.filter(module => module.id !== this.selectedItem.id);
+				this.smartTableSource.load(this.modules);

15-17: Consistent initialization of class properties

Ensure that all class properties are initialized in a consistent manner. disableButton is assigned as true, whereas loading is assigned as true earlier.

For clarity, group property initializations together.

			loading = true;
			disableButton = true;
+
+			modules: IOrganizationProjectModule[] = [];
+			selectedItem: IOrganizationProjectModule;
+			settingsSmartTable: object;
+			smartTableSource = new LocalDataSource();

Also applies to: 49-50


176-177: Avoid early returns without braces

In the delete() method, using an early return without braces can reduce code readability.

Apply this diff to add braces:

			if (!result) return;
+			{
				// rest of the code
+			}
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  • packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/add-project-module-dialog/add-project-module-dialog.component.ts (3 hunks)
  • packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/module-table/project-module-table.component.html (1 hunks)
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  • packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.component.html (2 hunks)
  • packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.component.ts (4 hunks)
  • packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.module.ts (4 hunks)
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packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/module-table/project-module-table.component.html (2)

3-7: Verify disable button state implementation

The button's disable state is properly bound, but let's verify its implementation in the component.

✅ Verification successful

Disable button state implementation is properly handled

The button's disable state is correctly implemented in the ProjectModuleTableComponent. The search results show that:

  • The disableButton property is consistently updated based on selection state
  • The implementation follows the same pattern used across the application
  • The disable state is toggled when a row is selected/deselected (this.disableButton = !isSelected)
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1-46: Verify component integration and event handling

Let's verify the component's integration with parent components and proper event handling.

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Let me verify the component's integration and event handling based on the search results.

Component integration and event handling are properly implemented

The search results confirm that:

  1. The component is properly integrated:

    • It's declared in ProjectMutationModule and used in project-mutation.component.html
    • Parent component correctly passes the required projectId input
  2. Event handlers are properly implemented:

    • selectItem is used with userRowSelect event from smart table
    • onEditProjectModuleDialog is bound to edit button click
    • delete is bound to delete button click
    • disableButton property is properly bound to control button states

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packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.module.ts (3)

8-8: LGTM! Import statements are well-organized.

The new imports follow Angular's style guide and maintain proper module organization.

Also applies to: 27-28


31-31: Consider exporting ProjectModuleTableComponent.

The component is declared but not exported. If this component needs to be used by other modules that import ProjectMutationModule, it should be added to the exports array.

Let's check if this component is used outside this module:


45-45: Verify SmartDataViewLayoutModule dependencies.

The addition of SmartDataViewLayoutModule might introduce new dependencies. Please ensure that all required dependencies for the smart table functionality are properly imported.

Let's check the module's dependencies:

Also applies to: 56-57

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SmartDataViewLayoutModule dependencies are properly configured

The module has all its required dependencies properly imported:

  • Core UI dependencies from @nebular/theme (NbIconModule, NbSelectModule, NbToggleModule)
  • Translation support via TranslateModule
  • Smart table functionality via Angular2SmartTableModule
  • Permission handling via NgxPermissionsModule
  • Additional required modules: SharedModule, GauzyButtonActionModule, NoDataMessageModule

The module is widely used across the application and its dependencies are correctly configured in the project-mutation.module.ts file.

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apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/projects/components/project-list/list.component.html (1)

92-92: LGTM! Improved UI consistency

The button status change from 'primary' to 'success' aligns with the application's design patterns, making it consistent with other creation/addition actions in the interface.

packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.component.ts (1)

3-3: LGTM! Import statements and constructor injection are properly implemented.

The changes follow Angular's best practices for importing and injecting dependencies.

Also applies to: 49-50, 187-188

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<nb-tab [tabTitle]="'TASKS_PAGE.MODULE' | translate">
<ngx-project-module-table [projectId]="project.id"></ngx-project-module-table>
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⚠️ Potential issue

Add null check and consider conditional visibility for the Module tab

The project.id is passed directly to the child component without a null check, which could cause runtime errors if the project object is undefined (e.g., during project creation).

Consider applying this change:

-				<nb-tab [tabTitle]="'TASKS_PAGE.MODULE' | translate">
-					<ngx-project-module-table [projectId]="project.id"></ngx-project-module-table>
-				</nb-tab>
+				<nb-tab *ngIf="project?.id" [tabTitle]="'TASKS_PAGE.MODULE' | translate">
+					<ngx-project-module-table [projectId]="project.id"></ngx-project-module-table>
+				</nb-tab>
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<nb-tab [tabTitle]="'TASKS_PAGE.MODULE' | translate">
<ngx-project-module-table [projectId]="project.id"></ngx-project-module-table>
</nb-tab>
<nb-tab *ngIf="project?.id" [tabTitle]="'TASKS_PAGE.MODULE' | translate">
<ngx-project-module-table [projectId]="project.id"></ngx-project-module-table>
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packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.component.html (2)

492-494: Consider using safe navigation operator for projectId binding

While the tab's visibility is properly guarded with *ngIf, the projectId binding could benefit from the safe navigation operator to prevent potential runtime errors.

-					<ngx-project-module-table [projectId]="project.id"></ngx-project-module-table>
+					<ngx-project-module-table [projectId]="project?.id"></ngx-project-module-table>

509-511: LGTM! Consider grouping with "Manage Sprints" button

The button implementation looks good:

  • Proper conditional rendering
  • Not tied to form validation
  • Consistent styling with other action buttons

However, consider moving it next to the "Manage Sprints" button since both are project management actions that require an existing project.

-		<button *ngIf="project?.id" class="mr-3" nbButton status="success" (click)="createProjectModuleDialog()">
-			{{ 'BUTTONS.ADD_MODULE' | translate }}
-		</button>
		<ng-template [ngIf]="project">
+			<button
+				*ngIf="project?.id"
+				nbButton
+				class="mr-3"
+				status="success"
+				(click)="createProjectModuleDialog()"
+			>
+				{{ 'BUTTONS.ADD_MODULE' | translate }}
+			</button>
			<button
				*ngIf="form.get('taskListType').value === TaskListTypeEnum.SPRINT"
				nbButton
				class="float-right"
				status="success"
				(click)="openTasksSettings()"
			>
				{{ 'BUTTONS.MANAGE_SPRINTS' | translate }}
			</button>
		</ng-template>
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  • packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/add-project-module-dialog/add-project-module-dialog.component.ts
  • packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/module-table/project-module-table.component.html
  • packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.component.ts
🔇 Additional comments (4)
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/project-mutation.module.ts (4)

8-8: LGTM! Nebular UI imports are properly organized.

The addition of NbIconModule and NbSpinnerModule is well-placed within the existing Nebular imports block.

Also applies to: 12-12


44-44: LGTM! Module imports are properly organized.

The new imports are well-organized:

  • UI modules (NbSpinnerModule, NbIconModule) are grouped with other Nebular imports
  • Feature modules (RepositorySelectorModule, SmartDataViewLayoutModule) are placed at the end

Also applies to: 47-47, 58-59


28-29: Verify the component's location in the project structure.

The relative import path suggests the component is part of the project module feature. Let's verify its location and any potential circular dependencies.

✅ Verification successful

Component location verified and no circular dependencies detected

The component exists at the expected location packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-module/module-table/project-module-table.component.ts, and the relative import path is correct. No circular dependencies were found as the component is only imported by the mutation module.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the component's location and potential circular dependencies

# Check if the component exists at the specified location
fd -t f "project-module-table.component.ts" 

# Check for potential circular dependencies
rg -l "import.*ProjectMutationModule" | xargs rg "import.*ProjectModuleTableComponent"

Length of output: 427


32-33: Verify the intended usage scope of ProjectModuleTableComponent.

The component is declared but not exported, suggesting it's meant for internal use within this module. This aligns with the PR objective of displaying project modules within the project mutation component.

✅ Verification successful

ProjectModuleTableComponent's usage scope is correctly configured

The component is properly scoped as an internal component of the ProjectMutationModule:

  • It's only imported and declared in project-mutation.module.ts
  • Used exclusively in project-mutation.component's template
  • Not exported, which aligns with its intended internal usage
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the component's usage is limited to this module

# Check where the component is being used
rg -l "ProjectModuleTableComponent" | grep -v "module-table"

Length of output: 142


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's verify if ProjectModuleTableComponent is only used within project-mutation module files
rg "ProjectModuleTableComponent" -A 3 -B 3

Length of output: 2508


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check if ProjectModuleTableComponent is used in project-mutation.component's template
rg -t html "project-module-table|ProjectModuleTableComponent" packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/project/project-mutation/

Length of output: 294

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