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Clients/src/presentation/components/Modals/ComplianceFeedback/ComplianceFeedback.tsx (1)
1-8: Consider adding JSDoc comments for better documentation.The
AuditorFeedbackPropsinterface could benefit from JSDoc comments to improve code readability and maintainability. This would help other developers understand the purpose and expected values of theactiveSectionprop.Consider adding the following JSDoc comment:
/** * Props for the AuditorFeedback component. * @interface AuditorFeedbackProps * @property {string} activeSection - Determines the displayed title. Can be either "Evidence" or "Auditor Feedback". */ interface AuditorFeedbackProps { activeSection: string; }Clients/src/presentation/components/Table/index.css (5)
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36-38: Consider removing or uncommenting the body cell padding style.There's a commented-out style for the table body cell padding. If this style is no longer needed, consider removing it to keep the code clean. If it's still relevant, consider uncommenting it or adding a comment explaining why it's kept for future reference.
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66-78: Consider improving accessibility for pagination buttons.The current implementation uses
::beforeand::afterpseudo-elements to add "Previous" and "Next" labels to the pagination buttons. While this works visually, it might not be ideal for screen readers and accessibility.Consider using actual text content for these labels instead of pseudo-elements. This would improve accessibility and make the buttons more semantic.
Here's a suggested approach:
.MuiPaper-root + .MuiPagination-root ul li:first-child button, .MuiPaper-root + .MuiPagination-root ul li:last-child button { display: flex; align-items: center; } .MuiPaper-root + .MuiPagination-root ul li:first-child button::before { content: "Previous"; margin-right: 15px; } .MuiPaper-root + .MuiPagination-root ul li:last-child button::after { content: "Next"; margin-left: 15px; }Then in your JSX, include the text content:
<button> {isFirstButton && <span className="visually-hidden">Previous</span>} {/* Icon */} {isLastButton && <span className="visually-hidden">Next</span>} </button>Add a utility class for screen reader text:
.visually-hidden { position: absolute; width: 1px; height: 1px; padding: 0; margin: -1px; overflow: hidden; clip: rect(0, 0, 0, 0); white-space: nowrap; border: 0; }This approach maintains the visual design while improving accessibility.
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105-107: Consider enhancing the disabled button state.The current style for disabled buttons only reduces the opacity, which might not provide sufficient visual feedback to users. Consider enhancing the disabled state to make it more apparent.
Here's a suggested improvement:
.MuiTablePagination-root button.Mui-disabled { opacity: 0.4; cursor: not-allowed; background-color: #f0f0f0; }This change adds a
not-allowedcursor and a light background color to further distinguish the disabled state, improving user experience.
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124-127: Remove redundant selector in the monitors-specific styles.There's a redundant selector in the rule for padding non-first and non-last table cells. The selector is repeated unnecessarily.
Here's the corrected CSS:
.monitors .MuiTableCell-root:not(:first-of-type):not(:last-of-type) { padding-left: 12px; padding-right: 12px; }This change removes the duplicate selector, making the code cleaner and more efficient.
134-134: Remove unnecessary empty line at the end of the file.There's an empty line at the end of the file (line 134). While some coding standards recommend ending files with a newline, multiple empty lines are generally unnecessary.
Consider removing this extra empty line to keep the file concise.
Clients/src/presentation/components/Inputs/Dropdowns/index.tsx (2)
7-15: LGTM: Well-structured component with proper state management.The component is well-defined as a functional component, and state management is implemented correctly using the useState hook. The use of the useTheme hook indicates proper integration with Material-UI theming.
Consider enhancing type safety by defining an interface for the component's props, even if it currently doesn't accept any. This will make it easier to add props in the future:
interface DropDownsProps {} const DropDowns: React.FC<DropDownsProps> = () => { // ... component code ... };
17-63: LGTM: Well-implemented dropdown row with suggestions for improvement.The first row of dropdowns is well-implemented using Material-UI components. The use of the Stack component for layout is appropriate and promotes responsive design. Each Select component is correctly bound to its respective state variable with proper onChange handlers.
Suggestions for improvement:
- Consider extracting the hardcoded option items into constants or fetching them from an API to improve maintainability.
- Add aria-label attributes to the Select components to enhance accessibility.
- Consider using a more specific type for the state variables instead of
string | number. For example, you could use a union type of the possible values or an enum.Example of suggestion 3:
type Status = 'Waiting' | 'In progress' | 'Done'; const [status, setStatus] = useState<Status>('Waiting');Clients/src/presentation/components/Inputs/Field/index.tsx (1)
58-58: LGTM: Newsxprop added toFieldPropsinterface.The addition of the
sxprop enhances the component's flexibility for custom styling. This aligns well with the PR objective of UI enhancements.Consider adding a JSDoc comment for the new
sxprop in the component's documentation at the top of the file:* @param {SxProps<Theme>} [props.sx] - Custom styles to be applied to the component.Clients/src/presentation/components/RichTextEditor/index.tsx (3)
116-129: Consider using thesxprop for consistent stylingThe inline styles applied to the
EditorContentcomponent can be moved to thesxprop for better consistency with Material-UI styling practices and improved maintainability.Refactor the styles as follows:
<EditorContent editor={editor} - style={{ - border: "1px solid #c4c4c4", - minHeight: "110px", - maxHeight: "110px", - overflowY: "auto", - padding: "8px", - borderTop: "none", - outline: "none", - marginBottom: "10px", - }} + sx={{ + border: "1px solid #c4c4c4", + minHeight: "110px", + maxHeight: "110px", + overflowY: "auto", + padding: "8px", + borderTop: "none", + outline: "none", + marginBottom: "10px", + }} />This keeps the styling consistent and leverages Material-UI's theming capabilities.
21-30: Add error handling for the editor initializationIf the editor fails to initialize, accessing it without checking can lead to runtime errors.
Consider adding a null check before using the editor instance:
if (!editor) return null; return ( <Box> {/* Toolbar */} ... </Box> );This ensures that the component handles the case where the editor is not ready.
77-113: Improve accessibility by addingaria-labelsto IconButtonsFor better accessibility, add
aria-labelprops toIconButtoncomponents to provide screen readers with descriptive text.For example:
<IconButton onClick={() => applyFormatting("bold")} disableRipple + aria-label="Bold" >Apply this change to all
IconButtoninstances within the toolbar.Clients/src/presentation/pages/ComplianceTracker/index.tsx (5)
114-114: Remove unnecessary empty height propertyAn empty string is assigned to the
heightstyle property, which has no effect and might cause confusion.Consider removing the unnecessary line:
- height: '',
65-67: Replace console.log with proper confirmation handlingThe
handleConfirmfunction currently logs a message to the console. Usingconsole.logis not advisable in production code and doesn't provide any user feedback.Consider implementing actual confirmation logic or providing user feedback:
const handleConfirm = () => { - console.log("Confirmed action for row:", selectedRow); + // Implement the confirmation logic here, e.g., updating state or making an API call setIsModalOpen(false); };
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190-205: Use responsive layout for compliance metrics cardsThe compliance metrics cards have a fixed width of
"30%", which may not display optimally on all screen sizes. Implementing a responsive grid layout will improve the user experience across different devices.Consider using MUI's
Gridcomponent for a responsive layout:- <Box - key={item.name} - sx={{ - width: "30%", - // ...other styles - }} - > + <Grid item xs={12} sm={6} md={4} key={item.name}> + <Box + sx={{ + // ...styles without width + }} + > // ...content + </Box> + </Grid>Wrap the items with a
<Grid container>to structure the layout:<Box sx={{ flexGrow: 1 }}> <Grid container spacing={2}> {complianceMetrics.map((item: any) => ( // ...Grid item as above ))} </Grid> </Box>This approach ensures the cards adjust their size and positioning based on the screen width.
28-30: Initialize state variables together for better readabilityFor clarity and organization, consider grouping all state variable declarations together at the beginning of the component.
This helps improve code readability and makes it easier to locate state variables.
100-106: Simplify icon rotation logicThe rotation angles for the
ExpandMoreIconmight be confusing. Typically, an expanded accordion rotates the icon 180 degrees from its default position.Consider simplifying the rotation logic for clarity:
transform: expanded === id ? "rotate(180deg)" : "rotate(0deg)",This makes it clear that the icon starts at
0degand rotates to180degwhen expanded.Clients/src/presentation/components/Modals/Controlpane/index.tsx (3)
27-31: Ensure all necessary props are destructured in the component.If the
contentandonConfirmprops are intended for future use, make sure to destructure them in the component's parameters so they can be utilized.const CustomModal: React.FC<CustomModalProps> = ({ isOpen, setIsOpen, title, + content, + onConfirm, }) => {
206-239: Connect navigation buttons to functional handlers.The "Previous Subcontrol" and "Next Subcontrol" buttons currently have
onClickhandlers that log messages to the console. Consider implementing the actual navigation logic to update the state and navigate between subcontrols.Example:
<Button variant="contained" - onClick={() => console.log("Previous Subcontrol clicked")} + onClick={handlePreviousSubcontrol} sx={buttonStyle} disableRipple > <- Previous Subcontrol </Button> <Button variant="contained" - onClick={() => console.log("Next Subcontrol clicked")} + onClick={handleNextSubcontrol} sx={buttonStyle} disableRipple > Next Subcontrol -> </Button>And define the handlers:
const handlePreviousSubcontrol = () => { // Logic to navigate to the previous subcontrol }; const handleNextSubcontrol = () => { // Logic to navigate to the next subcontrol };
91-91: Make modal height responsive.The modal has a fixed height of 900px, which might not display well on smaller screens. Consider making the height responsive or allowing it to adjust based on content to improve user experience on various devices.
- height: 900, + maxHeight: '90vh', + overflowY: 'auto',
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Clients/package.json (4)
16-16: LGTM: Minor version update for @mui/icons-materialThe update from ^6.1.0 to ^6.1.2 for @mui/icons-material is a good practice. This minor version update likely includes bug fixes and potentially new features, which aligns with the PR's UI enhancement objectives.
16-24: Overall assessment: Changes align well with PR objectivesThe updates to @mui/icons-material and the additions of @tiptap/react and @tiptap/starter-kit are all appropriate for the described changes in the PR. These modifications support the objectives of UI enhancements and TipTap componentization. The versions chosen are consistent and up-to-date.
As a final step, ensure that these new dependencies are properly utilized in the codebase and that any necessary documentation or usage guidelines are updated accordingly.
24-24: LGTM: Addition of @tiptap/starter-kit dependencyThe addition of @tiptap/starter-kit at version ^2.8.0 is a good complement to @tiptap/react. This starter kit provides essential extensions for TipTap, which will be helpful for quick setup and common rich-text editing functionalities.
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23-23: LGTM: Addition of @tiptap/react dependencyThe addition of @tiptap/react at version ^2.8.0 aligns well with the PR objective of componentizing TipTap for improved reusability. This is a good choice for implementing a rich-text editor in React applications.
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Clients/src/presentation/mocks/compliance.data.ts (2)
27-27: Good improvement in column naming!Changing the name property from an empty string to "icon" enhances code clarity and maintainability. This explicit naming convention will make it easier for developers to understand the purpose of this column in the future.
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1-85: Summary: Changes align with PR objectives and improve code qualityThe modifications in this file, while minor, contribute positively to the project:
- Updated import paths reflect an improved project structure, aligning with the PR's focus on componentization and reusability.
- The explicit naming of the icon column enhances code clarity, which indirectly supports the UI enhancements mentioned in the PR objectives.
These changes demonstrate attention to detail and good coding practices, which will benefit the overall quality of the Compliance Tracker page.
Clients/src/presentation/components/Inputs/Datepicker/index.tsx (1)
45-45: Approved: Minor UI adjustment, but clarification needed.The change from
theme.spacing(3)totheme.spacing(2)for the label's bottom margin is a minor UI enhancement that could improve the component's visual appeal. This aligns with the PR objective of UI enhancements.However, this change seems quite small in relation to the stated PR objectives, which mention componentization of TipTap and addition of a close button. Could you please clarify how this specific change fits into the broader scope of the PR?
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Clients/src/presentation/components/Modals/ComplianceFeedback/ComplianceFeedback.tsx (2)
10-11: LGTM: Component declaration and state management.The component declaration as a functional component and the use of the
useStatehook for managing the file state are implemented correctly. The initialization of the file state asnullis appropriate for this use case.
19-21:⚠️ Potential issueImprove type safety in the UploadFile function.
The
UploadFilefunction uses a non-null assertion operator (!), which can lead to runtime errors if the element is not found. Consider using optional chaining for better type safety.Apply this diff to improve type safety:
const UploadFile = () => { - document.getElementById("file-upload")?.click(); + document.getElementById("file-upload")?.click(); };Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Clients/src/presentation/components/Inputs/Dropdowns/index.tsx (3)
1-5: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and necessary.The import statements are concise, well-organized, and all imported modules are used within the component. Good job on keeping the imports clean and relevant.
134-134: LGTM: Correct export statement.The default export of the DropDowns component is correct and follows common React practices.
1-134: Overall, good implementation with room for improvements.The DropDowns component is well-structured and uses Material-UI components effectively. However, there are several areas where the component can be improved:
- Enhance type safety by defining interfaces for props and using more specific types for state variables.
- Implement state management for all input fields, including the DatePicker and description Field.
- Improve accessibility by adding aria-labels to input components.
- Consider extracting hardcoded options into constants or fetching them from an API.
- Clarify the purpose of the description Field and ensure it has proper state management.
- Move custom styling to a separate styles object or theme for better maintainability.
Addressing these points will result in a more robust, maintainable, and accessible component.
Clients/src/presentation/components/Inputs/Field/index.tsx (2)
30-32: LGTM: New imports forsxprop type.The addition of
SxPropsandThemeimports from "@mui/material" is correct and necessary for the newsxprop type definition.
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1-224: Summary of changes and recommendationsThe changes to the
Fieldcomponent successfully implement thesxprop, enhancing UI flexibility as per the PR objectives. Here's a summary of the review:
- New imports and prop type definition are correctly implemented.
- The
sxprop is correctly added to theFieldPropsinterface.- The
sxprop is properly used in theTextFieldcomponent.Recommendations:
- Add JSDoc documentation for the new
sxprop.- Verify that the removal of URL-specific styling doesn't negatively impact URL inputs.
- If necessary, consider preserving URL-specific styling by adding it conditionally to the
sxprop.Overall, the changes improve the component's flexibility while maintaining its core functionality.
Clients/src/presentation/components/Table/index.tsx (3)
146-146: LGTM: Improved cursor styling based on row clickabilityThe conditional cursor styling based on the presence of the
onRowClickprop is a good improvement. It enhances user experience by providing visual feedback for clickable rows.
161-165: LGTM: Improved code formatting for TableCellThe multi-line formatting of the TableCell component improves code readability without changing any functionality. This is a good practice for maintaining clean and easily understandable JSX.
103-103: LGTM: Fixed syntax error in no-data caseThe addition of the closing brace corrects a syntax error in the return statement for the case when there is no data. This ensures that the component will render correctly in all scenarios.
Clients/src/presentation/components/RichTextEditor/index.tsx (1)
107-110: Ensure buttons reflect the current editor stateThe button color indicates whether a list type is active, but it does not update if the user toggles the formatting using keyboard shortcuts or other means.
Consider using TipTap's
editor.isActive()method to determine if a formatting is active:<IconButton onClick={() => applyFormatting("numbers")} disableRipple - color={numbered ? "primary" : "default"} + color={editor && editor.isActive('orderedList') ? 'primary' : 'default'} >Apply similar changes to the bulleted list button. This ensures that the button state always reflects the actual formatting state.
Clients/src/presentation/components/Modals/Controlpane/index.tsx (1)
36-39: Handle cases where the title does not contain a number.The
extractNumberFromTitlefunction returns"0"if no digits are found in the title. If"0"is not a valid or expected value fortitleNumber, consider adding error handling or a default value that makes sense in the context of your application.Please ensure that titles without numbers are handled appropriately to prevent unexpected behavior.
| import Checked from "../../presentation/assets/icons/check-circle-green.svg"; | ||
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Clients/src/presentation/mocks/complianceTracker/compliance.data.ts:import Checked from "../../assets/icons/check-circle-green.svg";import Exclamation from "../../assets/icons/alert-circle-orange.svg";
Please update these import statements to use the new asset paths to ensure consistency across the project.
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Consider adding file validation and error handling.
The handleFileUpload function could benefit from additional error handling and file validation. This would improve the robustness of the file upload process.
Consider implementing the following improvements:
- Add file type validation
- Implement file size limits
- Handle potential errors during file selection
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Implement proper state management for content changes.
The handleContentChange function currently only logs the updated content to the console. For production use, you should implement proper state management to store and utilize the updated content.
Consider using the useState hook to manage the content state:
const [content, setContent] = useState('');
const handleContentChange = (newContent: string) => {
setContent(newContent);
};Would you like assistance in implementing this state management?
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| <Box sx={{ width: "100%", padding: 2 }}> | ||
| <Typography sx={{ mb: 2 }}> | ||
| {activeSection === "Evidence" ? "Evidence:" : "Auditor Feedback:"} | ||
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| borderColor: "#D0D5DD", | ||
| width: 472, | ||
| alignItems: "center", | ||
| cursor: "pointer", | ||
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| onClick={UploadFile} | ||
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| <Typography sx={{ color: "black", padding: 5, marginLeft: 1, paddingLeft: 0 }}> | ||
| You can also drag and drop, or click to upload a feedback. | ||
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| <IconButton component="label"> | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider refactoring for improved maintainability and modularity.
The component structure is clear and follows React and Material-UI best practices. However, there are a few areas that could be improved:
- Move inline styles to a separate styles object for better maintainability.
- Extract the file upload area into a separate component for better modularity.
- Consider using Material-UI's
makeStylesorstyledAPI for consistent styling.
Here's an example of how you could refactor the styles:
import { makeStyles } from '@mui/styles';
const useStyles = makeStyles((theme) => ({
fileUploadBox: {
display: "flex",
flexDirection: "row-reverse",
border: "1px dotted",
borderColor: "#D0D5DD",
width: 472,
alignItems: "center",
cursor: "pointer",
},
// Add more styles here
}));
// In your component:
const classes = useStyles();
// Then use classes in your JSX:
<Box className={classes.fileUploadBox} onClick={UploadFile}>
{/* ... */}
</Box>Would you like assistance in implementing these refactoring suggestions?
| <Box | ||
| sx={{ | ||
| display: "flex", | ||
| flexDirection: "row-reverse", | ||
| border: "1px dotted", | ||
| borderColor: "#D0D5DD", | ||
| width: 472, | ||
| alignItems: "center", | ||
| cursor: "pointer", | ||
| }} | ||
| onClick={UploadFile} | ||
| > | ||
| <Typography sx={{ color: "black", padding: 5, marginLeft: 1, paddingLeft: 0 }}> | ||
| You can also drag and drop, or click to upload a feedback. | ||
| </Typography> | ||
| <Tooltip title="Attach a file"> | ||
| <IconButton component="label"> | ||
| <img | ||
| src={CloudUpload} | ||
| alt="Upload" | ||
| style={{ height: 19, width: 20 }} | ||
| /> | ||
| <input type="file" hidden id="file-upload" onChange={handleFileUpload} /> | ||
| </IconButton> | ||
| </Tooltip> | ||
| </Box> |
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Improve accessibility for the file upload functionality.
The file upload area could be made more accessible to keyboard-only users and screen readers. Consider the following improvements:
- Add keyboard support for the file upload functionality.
- Include an aria-label or aria-description for the file upload area.
- Ensure that the upload icon has proper alternative text.
Here's an example of how you could improve accessibility:
<Box
role="button"
tabIndex={0}
aria-label="Upload file"
onKeyPress={(e) => {
if (e.key === 'Enter' || e.key === ' ') {
UploadFile();
}
}}
// ... other props
>
{/* ... existing content */}
</Box>Would you like assistance in implementing these accessibility improvements?
| selectedRowData ? selectedRowData.data[0].data : "Row not found" | ||
| } | ||
| content={`This is some dynamic content for row ${selectedRow}.`} | ||
| onConfirm={handleConfirm} |
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Update modal content to display relevant information
The content prop in CustomModal currently displays placeholder text. To enhance user experience, consider displaying actual content related to the selected row.
For example:
content={
- `This is some dynamic content for row ${selectedRow}.`
+ selectedRowData && selectedRowData.content
+ ? selectedRowData.content
+ : `No additional information available for row ${selectedRow}.`
}Ensure that selectedRowData.content contains the relevant information you wish to display.
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| <Box sx={{ display: "flex", justifyContent: "flex-start", mt: 2 }}> | ||
| <Button | ||
| variant={getVariant(activeSection, "Overview")} | ||
| onClick={() => handleSectionChange("Overview")} | ||
| disableRipple | ||
| sx={{ | ||
| ...buttonTabStyles, | ||
| backgroundColor: | ||
| activeSection === "Overview" ? "#EAECF0" : "transparent", | ||
| fontWeight: activeSection === "Overview" ? "500" : 300, | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| Overview | ||
| </Button> | ||
| <Button | ||
| variant={getVariant(activeSection, "Evidence")} | ||
| onClick={() => handleSectionChange("Evidence")} | ||
| disableRipple | ||
| sx={{ | ||
| ...buttonTabStyles, | ||
| backgroundColor: | ||
| activeSection === "Evidence" ? "#EAECF0" : "transparent", | ||
| fontWeight: activeSection === "Evidence" ? "500" : 300, | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| Evidence | ||
| </Button> | ||
| <Button | ||
| variant={getVariant(activeSection, "Auditor Feedback")} | ||
| onClick={() => handleSectionChange("Auditor Feedback")} | ||
| disableRipple | ||
| sx={{ | ||
| ...buttonTabStyles, | ||
| backgroundColor: | ||
| activeSection === "Auditor Feedback" | ||
| ? "#EAECF0" | ||
| : "transparent", | ||
| fontWeight: activeSection === "Auditor Feedback" ? "500" : 300, | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| Auditor feedback | ||
| </Button> | ||
| </Box> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Refactor section buttons to reduce code duplication.
The code for rendering the section buttons is repetitive. Consider mapping over an array of section names to generate the buttons dynamically. This will enhance maintainability and make it easier to add or modify sections in the future.
Here's how you might implement this:
const sections = ['Overview', 'Evidence', 'Auditor Feedback'];
<Box sx={{ display: "flex", justifyContent: "flex-start", mt: 2 }}>
{sections.map((section) => (
<Button
key={section}
variant={getVariant(activeSection, section)}
onClick={() => handleSectionChange(section)}
disableRipple
sx={{
...buttonTabStyles,
backgroundColor: activeSection === section ? "#EAECF0" : "transparent",
fontWeight: activeSection === section ? "500" : 300,
}}
>
{section}
</Button>
))}
</Box>| <Tabs | ||
| value={selectedTab} | ||
| onChange={handleSelectedTab} | ||
| indicatorColor="primary" | ||
| textColor="primary" | ||
| sx={{ justifyContent: "flex-start" }} | ||
| > | ||
| <Tab label="Subcontrol 1" sx={{ textTransform: "none" }} disableRipple /> | ||
| <Tab label="Subcontrol 2" sx={{ textTransform: "none" }} disableRipple /> | ||
| <Tab label="Subcontrol 3" sx={{ textTransform: "none" }} disableRipple /> | ||
| <Tab label="Subcontrol 4" sx={{ textTransform: "none" }} disableRipple /> | ||
| </Tabs> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Simplify tab rendering by mapping over an array of labels.
The tabs for "Subcontrol 1" to "Subcontrol 4" are hardcoded. Refactoring this to map over an array will reduce repetition and make future changes easier.
Example implementation:
const subcontrolLabels = ['Subcontrol 1', 'Subcontrol 2', 'Subcontrol 3', 'Subcontrol 4'];
<Tabs
value={selectedTab}
onChange={handleSelectedTab}
indicatorColor="primary"
textColor="primary"
sx={{ justifyContent: "flex-start" }}
>
{subcontrolLabels.map((label, index) => (
<Tab key={index} label={label} sx={{ textTransform: "none" }} disableRipple />
))}
</Tabs>| onClick={() => handleSectionChange("Overview")} | ||
| disableRipple | ||
| sx={{ | ||
| ...buttonTabStyles, | ||
| backgroundColor: | ||
| activeSection === "Overview" ? "#EAECF0" : "transparent", | ||
| fontWeight: activeSection === "Overview" ? "500" : 300, | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| Overview | ||
| </Button> | ||
| <Button | ||
| variant={getVariant(activeSection, "Evidence")} | ||
| onClick={() => handleSectionChange("Evidence")} | ||
| disableRipple | ||
| sx={{ | ||
| ...buttonTabStyles, | ||
| backgroundColor: | ||
| activeSection === "Evidence" ? "#EAECF0" : "transparent", | ||
| fontWeight: activeSection === "Evidence" ? "500" : 300, | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| Evidence | ||
| </Button> | ||
| <Button | ||
| variant={getVariant(activeSection, "Auditor Feedback")} | ||
| onClick={() => handleSectionChange("Auditor Feedback")} | ||
| disableRipple | ||
| sx={{ | ||
| ...buttonTabStyles, | ||
| backgroundColor: | ||
| activeSection === "Auditor Feedback" | ||
| ? "#EAECF0" | ||
| : "transparent", | ||
| fontWeight: activeSection === "Auditor Feedback" ? "500" : 300, | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| Auditor feedback | ||
| </Button> | ||
| </Box> | ||
|
|
||
| {/* Dynamic Content Based on Active Section */} | ||
| <Box sx={{ mt: 2 }}> | ||
| <Typography | ||
| fontSize={16} | ||
| fontWeight={600} | ||
| sx={{ textAlign: "left", mb: 3 }} | ||
| > | ||
| Subcontrol {titleNumber}.{selectedTab + 1} | ||
| </Typography> | ||
| <Typography variant="body1" sx={{ mb: 5 }}> | ||
| Plan and execute the risk management process as a continuous | ||
| iterative cycle. (EU AI ACT Ref: Subcontrol {titleNumber}.{selectedTab + 1}) | ||
| </Typography> | ||
| {activeSection === "Overview" && ( | ||
| <Typography variant="body1"> | ||
| <DropDowns /> | ||
| </Typography> | ||
| )} | ||
| {["Evidence", "Auditor Feedback"].includes(activeSection) && ( | ||
| <AuditorFeedback activeSection={activeSection} /> | ||
| )} | ||
| </Box> | ||
| <Box sx={{ display: "flex", justifyContent: "space-between", mt: 2 }}> | ||
| <Stack | ||
| gap={theme.spacing(4)} | ||
| sx={{ display: "flex", flexDirection: "row" }} | ||
| > | ||
| <Button | ||
| variant="contained" | ||
| onClick={() => console.log("Previous Subcontrol clicked")} | ||
| sx={buttonStyle} | ||
| disableRipple | ||
| > | ||
| <- Previous Subcontrol | ||
| </Button> | ||
| <Button | ||
| variant="contained" | ||
| onClick={() => console.log("Next Subcontrol clicked")} | ||
| sx={buttonStyle} | ||
| disableRipple | ||
| > | ||
| Next Subcontrol -> | ||
| </Button> | ||
| </Stack> | ||
| <Button | ||
| variant="contained" | ||
| onClick={() => console.log("Save clicked")} | ||
| sx={{ | ||
| ...buttonStyle, | ||
| width: 68, | ||
| }} | ||
| disableRipple | ||
| > | ||
| Save | ||
| </Button> | ||
| </Box> | ||
| </Stack> | ||
| </Modal> | ||
| ); |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider extracting inline styles to a separate stylesheet or using styled components.
The component contains numerous inline styles defined within the sx prop. Extracting these styles into a separate stylesheet or using styled components can improve readability and maintainability.
Example using styled components:
import styled from '@emotion/styled';
const ModalContainer = styled(Stack)`
position: absolute;
top: 50%;
left: 50%;
transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
width: ${({ theme }) => theme.breakpoints.values.lg}px;
height: 900px;
background-color: ${({ theme }) => theme.palette.background.paper};
border: 1px solid ${({ theme }) => theme.palette.divider};
border-radius: ${({ theme }) => theme.shape.borderRadius}px;
box-shadow: 24px;
padding: ${({ theme }) => theme.spacing(20)};
&:focus {
outline: none;
}
`;
// Use the styled component
return (
<Modal open={isOpen} onClose={handleClose}>
<ModalContainer gap={theme.spacing(4)}>
{/* ...rest of the content */}
</ModalContainer>
</Modal>
);| interface CustomModalProps { | ||
| isOpen: boolean; | ||
| setIsOpen: (isOpen: boolean) => void; | ||
| title: string; | ||
| content: string; | ||
| onConfirm: () => void; | ||
| } |
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Remove unused props 'content' and 'onConfirm' from 'CustomModalProps'.
The properties content and onConfirm are defined in the CustomModalProps interface but are neither destructured in the component's parameters nor used within the CustomModal component. This can lead to confusion and unnecessary complexity.
Consider removing these unused props to clean up the code:
interface CustomModalProps {
isOpen: boolean;
setIsOpen: (isOpen: boolean) => void;
title: string;
- content: string;
- onConfirm: () => void;
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| interface CustomModalProps { | |
| isOpen: boolean; | |
| setIsOpen: (isOpen: boolean) => void; | |
| title: string; | |
| content: string; | |
| onConfirm: () => void; | |
| } | |
| interface CustomModalProps { | |
| isOpen: boolean; | |
| setIsOpen: (isOpen: boolean) => void; | |
| title: string; | |
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Clients/src/presentation/pages/ComplianceTracker/index.tsx (2)
41-51: LGTM: Accordion summary details added, but consider maintainabilityThe
acdSumDetailsarray is a good way to organize the accordion structure. However, hardcoding this data directly in the component might affect maintainability as the application grows.Consider moving this data to a separate file (e.g.,
accordionData.ts) or fetching it dynamically from an API. This would improve maintainability and make it easier to update or expand the accordion structure in the future.
59-66: LGTM: Row click and confirmation handlers addedThe
handleRowClickandhandleConfirmfunctions are well-implemented for managing user interactions with table rows and the modal.The
handleConfirmfunction currently only logs to the console. Consider implementing the actual confirmation logic or adding a TODO comment if this is a placeholder:const handleConfirm = () => { - console.log("Confirmed action for row:", selectedRow); + // TODO: Implement actual confirmation logic + console.log("Confirmed action for row:", selectedRow); setIsModalOpen(false); };
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Clients/src/presentation/pages/ComplianceTracker/index.tsx (7)
4-4: LGTM: CustomModal import added correctlyThe import for CustomModal is properly placed and aligns with the component's new modal functionality.
21-24: Improvement noted, but type safety can be enhancedThe addition of default values for
complianceMetricsandcomplianceDetailsimproves the component's flexibility. However, the component is still typed asany, which was addressed in a previous review.As suggested earlier, consider defining proper TypeScript interfaces for the component props to enhance type safety and code clarity.
28-35: LGTM: New state variables added for enhanced functionalityThe new state variables
expanded,isModalOpen, andselectedRoware well-named and necessary for managing the accordion and modal functionality. They contribute to the improved interactivity of the component.
69-146: Accordion rendering improved, but styling approach needs refinementThe
renderAccordionfunction has been enhanced with more detailed styling and structure, which improves the overall appearance and functionality of the accordion.However, as mentioned in a previous review, the use of generated CSS class names (e.g.,
css-11dq6i3-MuiPaper-root-MuiTableContainer-root) for styling should be avoided. These class names are not stable and can change, potentially breaking your styles.Consider using MUI's
sxprop or styled components for more stable and maintainable styling. For example:- "& .css-11dq6i3-MuiPaper-root-MuiTableContainer-root": { + "& .MuiTableContainer-root": { marginTop: 0, }This approach will make your styles more resilient to changes in MUI's internal class naming.
152-153: LGTM: Layout improvementsThe changes to the spacing and styling in the return statement enhance the layout and appearance of the component. These modifications are subtle but contribute to a better overall user interface.
Also applies to: 165-165
178-187: LGTM: Improved Box component stylingThe updates to the Box component's styling enhance the overall design:
- Removal of box shadows creates a cleaner look.
- Adjustments to margins and padding improve consistency.
- The gap between elements has been increased for better spacing.
These changes contribute to a more polished and professional appearance of the component.
16-19: LGTM: Mock data imports added for developmentThe imports for mock data (complianceMetrics and complianceDetails) are correctly added and provide default data for the component. This is useful for testing and development.
Ensure that these mock imports are replaced with real data in production. You can verify this by checking if there's a mechanism to inject real data in the production build or deployment process.
If this script returns results in production-related files, consider implementing a strategy to use real data sources in production environments.
| const selectedRowData = complianceDetails.rows.find( | ||
| (row: any) => row.id === selectedRow | ||
| ); |
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Consider using optional chaining for safer property access
The logic to find selectedRowData is correct, but it may cause runtime errors if complianceDetails or its rows property is undefined.
Consider using optional chaining to make the code more robust:
- const selectedRowData = complianceDetails.rows.find(
+ const selectedRowData = complianceDetails?.rows?.find(
(row: any) => row.id === selectedRow
);This change will prevent potential runtime errors if the data is not properly loaded or structured as expected.
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| const selectedRowData = complianceDetails.rows.find( | |
| (row: any) => row.id === selectedRow | |
| ); | |
| const selectedRowData = complianceDetails?.rows?.find( | |
| (row: any) => row.id === selectedRow | |
| ); |
| {/* Render the modal and pass the state */} | ||
| {selectedRow !== null && ( | ||
| <CustomModal | ||
| isOpen={isModalOpen} | ||
| setIsOpen={setIsModalOpen} | ||
| title={ | ||
| selectedRowData ? selectedRowData.data[0].data : "Row not found" | ||
| } | ||
| content={`This is some dynamic content for row ${selectedRow}.`} | ||
| onConfirm={handleConfirm} | ||
| /> | ||
| )} |
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Modal integration looks good, but content handling needs improvement
The addition of the CustomModal component enhances the interactivity of the Compliance component. However, there are a few points to consider:
- The content prop uses a hardcoded string, which is likely a placeholder.
- There's a potential for runtime errors when accessing
selectedRowData.data[0].data.
Consider the following improvements:
- Replace the hardcoded content with actual data from
selectedRowData:
- content={`This is some dynamic content for row ${selectedRow}.`}
+ content={selectedRowData ? selectedRowData.content : `No additional information available for row ${selectedRow}.`}- Use optional chaining to safely access nested properties:
- title={selectedRowData ? selectedRowData.data[0].data : "Row not found"}
+ title={selectedRowData?.data?.[0]?.data ?? "Row not found"}These changes will make the modal more robust and informative.
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Summary of the changes:
1- Componentize TipTap for reusability
2- Added a close button to enable control pane closure
3- Implemented UI enhancements on the Compliance Tracker page
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Release Notes
New Features
DropDownscomponent for selecting options and due dates.AuditorFeedbackcomponent for handling auditor feedback and file uploads.CustomModalfor structured user interactions within a modal dialog.RichTextEditorfor enhanced text editing capabilities.Compliancecomponent with modal functionality and improved accordion structure.Bug Fixes
BasicTableto enhance row interaction capabilities.Style
DatePickerlabel spacing for improved layout.Chores