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Fix loading in contracts table #2801

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29 changes: 15 additions & 14 deletions packages/playground/src/weblets/tf_contracts_list.vue
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Expand Up @@ -218,6 +218,18 @@ const nodeIDs = computed(() => {
return [...new Set(allContracts.value.map(contract => contract.details.nodeId) || [])];
});

function updateLoadingTableValue(updateAllTables: boolean, loading = true, contractType?: ContractType) {
if (updateAllTables) {
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you could do a switch on contractType if your actions are going to be different, and also you don't need elseifs in your code given you do a return already in updateAllTables so you can safely start a new if or a switch

if updateAllTables {
            .... 
            return 
 }
switch contractType {
         case contractType.Name: 
                     isLoadingName.value = loading
                     break
         case 2: ...
         case 3:..
 }

isLoadingNode.value = loading;
isLoadingName.value = loading;
isLoadingRent.value = loading;
return;
} else if (contractType == ContractType.Name) isLoadingName.value = loading;
else if (contractType == ContractType.Node) isLoadingNode.value = loading;
else if (contractType == ContractType.Rent) isLoadingRent.value = loading;
return;
}

onMounted(onMount);

async function onMount() {
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -272,20 +284,11 @@ async function onMount() {
{},
);
}
isLoadingNode.value = false;
isLoadingName.value = false;
isLoadingRent.value = false;
updateLoadingTableValue(true, false);
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IMO. To improve code readability and maintainability, consider introducing an object instead of using named parameters.

// Define a type for the options
type ContractsLoadingOptions = {
  updateAllTables: boolean;
  loading: boolean;
  contractType?: boolean;
}

function updateContractsLoading(options: ContractsLoadingOptions) {}

// Example call
updateContractsLoading({
  updateAllTables: true,
  loading: false,
});

}

async function loadContracts(options: { page: number; itemsPerPage: number; contractType: ContractType }) {
if (options.contractType == ContractType.Node) {
isLoadingNode.value = true;
} else if (options.contractType == ContractType.Name) {
isLoadingName.value = true;
} else {
isLoadingRent.value = true;
}

updateLoadingTableValue(false, true, options.contractType);
try {
const { count, data: dataContracts } = await gridProxyClient.contracts.list({
twinId: profileManager.profile!.twinId,
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -322,9 +325,7 @@ async function loadContracts(options: { page: number; itemsPerPage: number; cont
loadingErrorMessage.value = error.message;
createCustomToast(`Error while listing contracts due: ${error.message}`, ToastType.danger, {});
} finally {
isLoadingNode.value = false;
isLoadingName.value = false;
isLoadingRent.value = false;
updateLoadingTableValue(false, false, options.contractType);
}
}

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