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src/react-view/utils/session/session-context.tsx (3)
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38-50: UsesessionInfoinstead ofsession.result.datainuserGroupscalculationThe
userGroupscomputation is still referencingsession.result.datainstead of the updated state variablesessionInfo. This may lead to inconsistencies or errors sincesessionInfoholds the current session data.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
const userGroups = useMemo(() => { const rest = new Map<ApiUUID, UserGroup>() - if (session.result){ - const userInfo = session.result.data + if (sessionInfo){ + const userInfo = sessionInfo if (userInfo?.user == "identified"){ userInfo.profile.groups.forEach(group => { rest.set(group.id, group) }) } } return rest -}, [session]); +}, [sessionInfo]);
75-75: Remove inappropriate language from logging messageThe log message contains unprofessional language:
"What the fuck!". Please replace it with a more appropriate message to maintain code professionalism.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
-logger.info("What the fuck!", session.result) +logger.info("Session information:", session.result)
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85-87: Remove debuggingconsole.logstatement inuseIsAuthenticatedThe
console.log(info)statement is likely left over from debugging and should be removed to prevent unintended logging in production.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
export const useIsAuthenticated = (): boolean => { const info = useContext(SessionContext); - console.log(info) return info.session.user !== 'anonymous'; };src/react-view/contents/admin/users/user-switcher.tsx (1)
15-15: Remove debuggingconsole.logstatementThe
console.log(id, users)statement appears to be for debugging purposes and should be removed to prevent unintended logging in production.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
const userDetails = users.find(user => user.id === id) -console.log(id, users) return userDetails ? <EditUser user={userDetails} /> : <NotFound />src/react-view/contents/admin/admin-content.tsx (1)
8-17: Consider enhancing error handling and authorization logic.The current implementation could benefit from some improvements:
- Add error boundaries to handle potential throws from
useUserProfileOrThrows- Consider extracting the admin check into a custom hook (e.g.,
useRequireAdmin)- Add loading state handling
Here's a suggested implementation:
export const useRequireAdmin = () => { const user = useUserProfileOrThrows(); if (!user.isAdmin) { throw new Error('Admin access required'); } return user; }; export const AdminContent: React.FC = () => { const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(true); try { useRequireAdmin(); useEffect(() => { setIsLoading(false); }, []); if (isLoading) { return <LoadingSpinner />; } return ( <Routes> <Route path="users/*" element={<AdminUsers />}/> <Route path="*" element={<NotFound />}/> </Routes> ); } catch (error) { return <NotFound />; } };src/react-view/contents/admin/users/user-edit.tsx (1)
1-6: Fix import sorting as flagged by linter.Reorder imports:
import React from 'react'; import { Box, Form, Heading } from 'grommet'; import { UserProfile } from '../../../api/models'; import { useLogger } from '../../../utils/logger/logger.context'; import { UserForm } from './user-form';🧰 Tools
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16-16: Fix style prop spacing.There's a missing space after
id}.- <AnchorLink to={user.id}style={{ overflow: 'hidden', textOverflow: 'ellipsis' }}> + <AnchorLink to={user.id} style={{ overflow: 'hidden', textOverflow: 'ellipsis' }}>src/swift-server/react/react-controller.swift (1)
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19-24: Fix hardcoded debug value.The debug mode is hardcoded to
truewith a TODO comment. This could expose debug information in production environments.Consider implementing this fix:
self.ctx = ReactContext( - debug: true, // Todo: get from app env + debug: app.environment == .development, staticPath: "/", version: buildInfo.appVersion, environment: "development", decimalCount: 2 ).github/workflows/test-view.yml (1)
10-10: Consider using latest stable pnpm version.The workflow pins pnpm to version 9.12.0. Consider upgrading to the latest stable version for security updates and performance improvements.
src/react-view/contents/graphs/graphs.tsx (1)
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33-34: Enhance error state UI and add retry mechanismThe error state could be more user-friendly and include a retry option.
- return <div>Error loading the graphs </div> + return ( + <Box pad="medium" align="center" gap="medium"> + <Text color="status-error">Failed to load graphs. Please try again.</Text> + <Button + label="Retry" + onClick={() => graphs.reset()} + primary + /> + </Box> + );src/react-view/contents/graphs/graph-with-rechart/graph.tsx (2)
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24-27: Consider using type-safe API route constructionThe string template
/graphs/{id}could be replaced with a type-safe route construction to prevent potential runtime errors.Consider using a constant or enum for API routes:
const API_ROUTES = { deleteGraph: (id: ApiUUID) => `/graphs/${id}` as const } as const;
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41-47: Enhance user feedback for delete operationThe delete operation should provide visual feedback during the process and after completion/failure.
Consider these improvements:
<ConfirmationButton color="accent-4" icon={<Trash />} + disabled={deleteCb.loading} onConfirm={() => { deleteCb.execute(graph.id).then(() => { + logger.info("Graph deleted successfully"); reload(); }, (error: unknown) => { - logger.error("Error deleting graph", error) + logger.error("Error deleting graph", error); + // Show error message to user + // You can use your preferred notification system here }); }} />src/react-view/contents/admin/users/admin-user.tsx (2)
17-25: Enhance error handling and loading statesThe pagination error handling could be more specific and loading states should be handled.
Consider these improvements:
const paginationUsers = usePagination(async next => { + try { const { data } = await client.GET("/users", {params: {query: {cursor: next}}}) if (data){ return data } else { - logger.error("Request didn't get data") - throw Error("Get users didn't had any data") + const error = new Error("Failed to fetch users: Empty response"); + logger.error(error.message); + throw error; } + } catch (error) { + logger.error("Failed to fetch users", error); + throw error; + } })
42-42: Add loading and error states to UsersListThe UsersList component should handle loading and error states from pagination.
-<UsersList users={users} /> +<UsersList + users={users} + loading={paginationUsers.loading} + error={paginationUsers.error} +/>src/react-view/contents/common/uploader-queue.context.tsx (2)
41-41: Consider using type guard instead of type assertionThe type assertion
as IFileDatacould mask potential type mismatches. Consider using a type guard to ensure type safety.-oldFiles[pos] = { ...oldFiles[pos], ...changeFile } as IFileData; +const updatedFile = { ...oldFiles[pos], ...changeFile }; +if (isFileData(updatedFile)) { + oldFiles[pos] = updatedFile; +} else { + console.error('Invalid file data structure', updatedFile); +}
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49-60: Add concurrency control to file uploadsThe current implementation starts all file uploads simultaneously, which could overwhelm the server or browser. Consider implementing a concurrency limit.
const submit = async () => { setUploading(true); + const MAX_CONCURRENT_UPLOADS = 3; + const chunks = []; + for (let i = 0; i < files.length; i += MAX_CONCURRENT_UPLOADS) { + chunks.push(files.slice(i, i + MAX_CONCURRENT_UPLOADS)); + } - for (const fileData of files) { + for (const chunk of chunks) { + await Promise.all(chunk.map(async (fileData) => { change(fileData.id, { status: FileStatus.uploading }); const response = await sendFile.execute(fileData.kind, fileData.file); if (response.status === 200) { change(fileData.id, { status: FileStatus.upload }); eventEmitter.emit(EventTypes.OnFileUploaded); } else { change(fileData.id, { status: FileStatus.error }); } + })); } setUploading(false); eventEmitter.emit(EventTypes.OnQueueUploadFinish); }src/react-view/contents/profile/edit-profile.tsx (1)
39-52: Consider using try-catch with async/awaitWhile the current promise chain works, using try-catch with async/await would be more consistent with modern JavaScript practices and easier to read.
- updateProfile.execute( - data, - ).then(()=>{ - setUiProfile({ - ...uiProfile, - password: '', - newPassword: '', - newPassword2: '', - }); - refresh(); - }).catch((error:unknown)=> { - logger.error("Error updating the user info", { error }) - }) + try { + await updateProfile.execute(data); + setUiProfile({ + ...uiProfile, + password: '', + newPassword: '', + newPassword2: '', + }); + refresh(); + } catch (error) { + logger.error("Error updating the user info", { error }); + }src/react-view/api/generated-models.ts (6)
272-287: Consider consolidating session updates under a single endpointThe
"/session/me"endpoint provides aPUTmethod for updating session details. Assess whether this functionality could be integrated into the"/session"endpoint for consistency.If consolidation is preferred, you might apply this change:
-"/session/me": { +"/session": { parameters: { ... }, put: operations["ApiSession_updateMe"], ... },
288-298: Add query parameters for user listing in"/users"endpointThe
GETmethod for"/users"currently lacks parameters for filtering or pagination. To enhance usability, consider adding query parameters likecursorandlimit.Update the parameters as follows:
parameters: { - query?: never; + query?: { + cursor?: string; + limit?: number; + }; header?: never; path?: never; cookie?: never; };
501-510: Provide descriptions forOperationenum values andRuleschema fieldsTo enhance API documentation clarity, add descriptions to the
Operationenum values and the fields within theRuleschema.Example:
/** @enum {string} */ -Operation: "greater" | "greaterEqual" | "lower" | "lowerEqual" | "contains" | "prefix" | "regularExpression" | "suffix"; +Operation: + /** Greater than */ + "greater" | + /** Greater than or equal to */ + "greaterEqual" | + /** Less than */ + "lower" | + /** Less than or equal to */ + "lowerEqual" | + /** Contains */ + "contains" | + /** Starts with */ + "prefix" | + /** Matches regular expression */ + "regularExpression" | + /** Ends with */ + "suffix";
555-557: Add missing field descriptions inUserProfileschemaTo improve API usability, provide descriptions for the newly added
isActiveanddefaultGroupIdfields in theUserProfileschema.Example:
UserProfile: { id: components["schemas"]["UUID"]; username: string; email: string; firstName?: string; lastName?: string; isAdmin: boolean; + /** Indicates if the user is active */ isActive: boolean; groups: components["schemas"]["UserGroup"][]; + /** The default group ID for the user */ defaultGroupId: components["schemas"]["UUID"]; };
1109-1128: Consider adding pagination parameters toApiRule_listoperationThe
ApiRule_listoperation currently does not support pagination. For better scalability, consider addingcursorandlimitquery parameters.Update the operation parameters:
parameters: { query?: { + cursor?: string; + limit?: number; + }; header?: never; path?: never; cookie?: never; };
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1129-1158: Clarify response types in session-related operationsFor
ApiSession_me, ensure that the response types (GetMyProfileandNotIdentified) are distinctly documented to aid client implementation.Consider adding a discriminator or clear documentation on when each type is returned.
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src/swift-server/react/react-controller.swift (1)
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Consider removing redundant wildcard route.
This additional wildcard route routes.grouped("*").grouped("*").get("*", use: getReact) appears redundant as the existing routes already handle all possible paths with:
routes.get(use: getReact)routes.get("*", use: getReact)routes.grouped("*").get("*", use: getReact)
Multiple overlapping wildcard routes can lead to:
- Route conflicts
- Unnecessary route matching overhead
- Potential unexpected behavior in route resolution
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Remove redundant wildcard route for better route handling
The codebase inspection confirms that there are multiple overlapping wildcard routes all pointing to the same getReact handler:
routes.get(use: getReact)- catches root pathroutes.get("*", use: getReact)- catches all single-level pathsroutes.grouped("*").get("*", use: getReact)- catches all two-level pathsroutes.grouped("*").grouped("*").get("*", use: getReact)- catches all three-level paths
The last route is redundant because:
- The previous routes already provide complete coverage for all possible paths
- Adding deeper nesting doesn't provide any additional functionality
- Multiple wildcard patterns increase route resolution complexity
Please remove the line:
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31-31: Verify test script rename.
The command has changed from pnpm run test:view to pnpm run test. Please ensure that:
- The
test:viewscript has been properly migrated - All test cases are still being executed
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Test script change is valid
The test:view script no longer exists in package.json, and the test script is properly configured to run Jest with a specific config file. This indicates that the test scripts have been consolidated, which is a valid change.
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src/react-view/api/models.ts (1)
18-18: LGTM: Type import from generated schema.
The UpdateMyProfile type is correctly imported from the generated schema.
src/react-view/contents/graphs/graphs.tsx (1)
15-15: LGTM: Logger context name update
The addition of a specific context name "Graphs" for the logger is a good practice for better log filtering and debugging.
src/react-view/contents/headers.tsx (2)
17-31: LGTM! Well-structured admin menu implementation.
The admin section is properly implemented with:
- Correct conditional rendering based on
isAdminflag - Clear navigation paths to admin routes
- Consistent icon usage
42-42: Verify admin routes accessibility
The admin section integration and profile edit functionality look good, but let's verify the routes are properly protected.
Also applies to: 51-51
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Admin routes are properly protected
The verification shows that admin routes are adequately protected through multiple layers:
- Server-side middleware (
user.middleware.swift) enforces admin checks with proper error handling - Client-side protection in
admin-content.tsxconditionally renders admin routes only for users withisAdmin: true - The admin section in headers is only rendered when
userInfo.isAdminis true - User management endpoints verify admin status before allowing operations
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59-60: LGTM! Clean route implementation.
The new routes are well-organized and follow the existing pattern. Good cleanup of commented code.
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26-28: LGTM! Proper unauthorized error handling.
The NotIdentifiedError case is properly handled with the correct HTTP status code and message.
src/react-view/contents/transaction-list/transaction-list.tsx (2)
20-20: Verify API endpoint compatibility
The endpoint has changed from /imports/kinds to /imports/parsers, and the response structure is being accessed differently.
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API endpoint change is valid and compatible
The change from /imports/kinds to /imports/parsers is a valid endpoint change, and the response structure is properly handled. The OpenAPI specification shows that /imports/parsers is the correct endpoint that returns a list of file parser types through the ApiImports_parserTypes operation. The endpoint is being used correctly in both transaction-list.tsx and import-wizard.tsx components.
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Type change from number to string is safe and consistent with the codebase
The search results show that the label property in TransactionList is being used with ApiUUID type, which is defined in models.ts as an alias for the OpenAPI-generated UUID type. The type change from number to string is actually more appropriate since UUIDs are string-based. Other instances of label: number in the codebase are unrelated components with different contexts.
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16-19: LGTM: Proper typing with UpdateMyProfile
The API client implementation with proper typing using UpdateMyProfile is a good practice for type safety.
src/react-view/api/generated-models.ts (11)
253-269: Review session endpoint methods for completeness and consistency
The "/session" endpoint now includes GET, POST, and DELETE methods for session management. Ensure these methods align with your authentication strategy and that appropriate authentication middleware is applied.
Confirm that authentication checks are in place for each method where required.
360-366: Ensure Operation enum values match expected operations
The Operation enum defines various comparison operations. Verify that these values match the operations supported by your application logic.
Check the implementations that use this enum to ensure compatibility.
516-524: Ensure sensitive fields in UpdateMyProfile are handled securely
The UpdateMyProfile schema includes fields like newPassword and password. Confirm that these fields are encrypted during transmission and that appropriate validation is in place.
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Ensure compliance with security best practices for handling user credentials.
525-534: Validate fields in UpdateUserData schema
The UpdateUserData schema includes fields for updating user information. Ensure that validation rules are enforced, especially for fields like email and password.
Implement server-side validation to prevent invalid data from being accepted.
Line range hint 1158-1191: Ensure authentication flow is secure in ApiSession_login operation
The ApiSession_login operation handles user credentials. Verify that secure transmission methods (e.g., HTTPS) are enforced and that credentials are not logged.
[security]
Review authentication mechanisms to comply with best security practices.
1320-1373: Ensure error responses are appropriately defined in ApiUser_update operation
The ApiUser_update operation includes multiple error responses (400, 401, 404). Verify that each response includes meaningful error messages to aid debugging.
Check that the components["schemas"]["Error"] provides sufficient information.
Line range hint 1373-1404: Confirm deletion logic in ApiUser_delete operation
Ensure that deleting a user doesn't inadvertently affect related data (e.g., transactions, sessions). Implement soft-delete if necessary.
Review the cascading effects of user deletion on the system.
Line range hint 1404-1436: Implement authorization checks in ApiUser_addGroup operation
Adding a user to a group should be restricted to authorized personnel. Ensure that proper checks are in place to prevent unauthorized modifications.
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Confirm that only admins or group owners can perform this action.
Line range hint 1436-1464: Review error handling in ApiUser_deleteGroup operation
Ensure that appropriate error responses are returned when attempting to remove a user from a group they do not belong to or when the group does not exist.
Test edge cases to ensure robust error handling.
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Add missing path parameter in ApiBankTransactions_comment operation
The ApiBankTransactions_comment operation lacks the definition of the transactionId path parameter. Include it to ensure correct API usage.
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query?: never;
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transactionId: components["schemas"]["UUID"];
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cookie?: never;
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237-246: Ensure endpoint change from /profiles to /rules is reflected across the codebase
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Add form submission handling and remove unused logger.
The component is missing form submission handling and has an unused logger variable.
Here's a suggested implementation:
export const EditUser: React.FC<EditUserParams> = ({user}) => {
const logger = useLogger("EditUser");
const onSubmit = useCallback(async (values: UserProfile) => {
try {
logger.info('Updating user profile', { userId: user.id });
// TODO: Implement API call to update user
} catch (error) {
logger.error('Failed to update user profile', { error });
// TODO: Handle error state
}
}, [user.id, logger]);
return (
<Box>
<Heading level={2}>Editing user</Heading>
<Form<UserProfile>
value={user}
onSubmit={({value}) => onSubmit(value)}
>
<UserForm />
</Form>
</Box>
);
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'logger' is assigned a value but never used
| export const UsersList : React.FC<UsersListParams> = ({users}) => { | ||
| return <> | ||
| {users.map(user => <Box pad="small" key={user.id} direction="row" align="center"> | ||
| {user.isAdmin ? <UserAdmin /> : <User />} | ||
| <AnchorLink to={user.id}style={{ overflow: 'hidden', textOverflow: 'ellipsis' }}> | ||
| {user.username} | ||
| </AnchorLink> | ||
| </Box>)} | ||
| </> | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance component with empty state and accessibility improvements.
The component needs handling for empty states and better accessibility.
Here's a suggested implementation:
export const UsersList: React.FC<UsersListParams> = ({users}) => {
if (!users.length) {
return (
<Box pad="medium" align="center">
<Text>No users found</Text>
</Box>
);
}
return (
<Box role="list" aria-label="Users list">
{users.map(user => (
<Box
pad="small"
key={user.id}
direction="row"
align="center"
role="listitem"
>
{user.isAdmin ? (
<UserAdmin aria-label="Admin user" />
) : (
<User aria-label="Regular user" />
)}
<AnchorLink
to={user.id}
style={{
overflow: 'hidden',
textOverflow: 'ellipsis',
marginLeft: '8px'
}}
>
{user.username}
</AnchorLink>
</Box>
))}
</Box>
);
};
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