[VC] Knowledge base instead of Subspace BoK in Written Knowledge step #7381
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…for users + orgs + vcs are managed; moved some global admin functionality out of domain down to platform admin; ...
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* VC documents and links BoK - refactor the AddContent * VC documents and links implementation without validation; * resolve rabbit comments --------- Co-authored-by: Petar Kolev <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: reactoholic <[email protected]>
* codegen passing with updated api * fixed api + codegen passes * code compiling * pick up create callout privilege from the CalloutsSet * callouts showing up after creation * retrieving of callouts using only calloutsSet ID * moved code around to have notion of calloutsSet in tree * fix array dep breaking tool creation; small code optimizations; --------- Co-authored-by: bobbykolev <[email protected]>
WalkthroughThis pull request introduces modifications to the virtual contributor creation workflow across multiple files. The changes focus on enhancing the process of creating virtual contributors by updating GraphQL mutations, refactoring form handling, and streamlining the creation logic. Modifications include adding a Changes
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/useNewVirtualContributorWizard.tsx (3)
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38-51: Clarify step usage to reflect new BoK concept.You’ve introduced the
'insufficientPrivileges'step but note in the comment that it’s currently unused. Consider whether to remove it if it’s truly not used or if you plan to leverage it soon (e.g., for permission checks in the future).
209-270: Excellent consolidation of VC creation logic.The
executeVcCreationfunction provides a solid approach for creating a new VC with descriptive data. Ensure that any unhandled exceptions in the upstream GraphQL API do not silently fail. You may want to add logging or a user alert in the catch block if it fails beyond basic error handling.Do you want assistance adding more robust error handling or validation around the server’s response?
272-327: Sequential awaits could slow performance.When adding the VC to the community or retrieving queries, any repeated sequential
awaitcalls might be slow. Consider parallelizing tasks withPromise.allif they’re independent.src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/AddContent/AddContentForm.tsx (1)
40-46: Load indicator clarity.By setting
isSubmittedto true/false aroundonSubmit, you provide clear user feedback. Ensure edge cases (e.g., network errors) reset the submission state properly if the request fails.src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSettings/VirtualContributor.graphql (1)
9-24: The knowledgeBase structure looks well-organized.The nested structure follows GraphQL best practices and clearly represents the relationships between BoK, calloutsSet, and callouts.
Consider adding field descriptions using GraphQL descriptions to improve schema documentation:
+""" +Knowledge base (BoK) associated with the virtual contributor +""" knowledgeBase { id + """ + Set of callouts organized within this knowledge base + """ calloutsSet { id callouts { id framing { id profile { id displayName } } } } }
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/useNewVirtualContributorWizard.tsx (4)
1-23: Use descriptive import management and ensure consistent usage.The newly introduced and updated imports look reasonable. However, double-check that each imported hook or type is being consistently utilized and that there are no stale references to subspace-specific code.
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89-129: Potential confusion in auto-selecting the first space.At lines 90-101, you automatically pick the first space from
mySpaces. This could lead to confusion or unintended usage if the user has multiple spaces. Consider prompting the user or providing a UI-driven choice.Would you like help refactoring to let the user explicitly select the space?
424-442: Successful integration of existing knowledge references.The
handleCreateVCWithExistingKnowledgefunction nicely ties the existing knowledge’sidandparentRoleSetIdto the VC creation. Just ensure that the user is aware of limitations (e.g., the user might not have privileges on that existing space).
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446-460: External provider support looks well-structured.Using
externalConfigfor storing API keys and assistant IDs is clean. Confirm that sensitive data is stored securely on the backend. Watch out for any potential exposure in logs or publicly visible fields.src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/AddContent/AddContentProps.ts (3)
1-2: Appropriate usage of GraphQL enumeration.Importing
CalloutState,CalloutType, andCalloutVisibilityfrom the GraphQL schema is aligned with typed usage. No issues found here.
23-38: Post callout data is well-structured.The
getPostCalloutRequestDatafunction is concise and follows a consistent shape for the callout payload. This direct approach is simpler than constructing nested objects inline. Good job.
40-54: Enable extension for documents callout.
getDocumentCalloutRequestDataparallels the post callout structure, but with an openCalloutState. Ensure any future advanced properties also remain consistent.src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/AddContent/AddContent.tsx (1)
22-22: Conditional context usage for storage.Setting
locationType={spaceId ? 'journey' : 'platform'}is a noteworthy improvement. This ensures that, when nospaceIdis present, you default to a more generic storage context. Keep an eye out for possible confusion if the user’s environment expects a journey-based location.src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/AddContent/AddContentForm.tsx (2)
37-37: Async submission design is appropriate.Switching
onSubmitto aPromise<void>is a good change to accommodate asynchronous operations cleanly.
203-205: Direct form submission.Line 205 ensures you invoke
handleSubmit({ posts, documents })while showing a loading indicator. This is user-friendly. Expand instructions or tooltips if additional user steps are needed after success.src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/CreateNewVirtualContributor.tsx (3)
27-27: Parameter name aligns better with context.Renaming
onCreateSpacetoonCreateKnowledgehelps clarify what the function does based on the new feature. Good naming choice.
83-83: Clean injection of props.Switching to
onCreateKnowledgein the component’s props is consistent with the type changes. The naming is now more explicit regarding your new BoK concept.
118-118: Logic for new BoK source.
case VCSourceOptions.WRITTEN_KNOWLEDGE:is a correct approach to seamlessly handle the new creation flow for BoK-based VCs. Just confirm that future expansions (e.g., distinguishing multiple knowledge base types) remain backward-compatible.src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSettings/VirtualContributor.graphql (1)
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1-24: Verify authorization checks for the createVirtualContributor mutation.The PR objectives mention commented-out privilege checks. Ensure proper authorization is implemented for this mutation.
Let's check for any authorization directives or types in the schema:
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* VC Knowledge Base callouts dialog - init. * Filter available callout types. * disable rich media on VC callout creation. * Description component with update functionality. * Update the Create Written Knowledge UI and initial state; Fix dialog titles in VC flow. * Reingest logic in the Knowledge dialog. * Remove the icon logic for CalloutVisibilityChangeDialog. * Use the account hostname for space created in the VC flow.
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129-155:⚠️ Potential issueCommented-out privilege checks may introduce security gaps.
These lines are crucial for ensuring appropriate permissions. Keeping them commented out could allow unauthorized creation of VCs.
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src/core/ui/forms/FormikAutocomplete.tsx (1)
59-62: Consider using async/await to handle touch state updates.The current implementation might lead to a race condition between
setTouchedandonBlur. Consider using async/await to ensure the touched state is set before the blur event is processed.- onBlur={e => { - helpers.setTouched(true); - field.onBlur(e); - }} + onBlur={async e => { + await helpers.setTouched(true); + field.onBlur(e); + }}src/domain/collaboration/callout/creationDialog/CalloutType/CalloutTypeSelect.tsx (1)
39-44: Consider adding type validation.While the implementation is clean, consider adding validation to ensure that provided
availableCalloutTypesonly contains supported types fromAVAILABLE_CALLOUT_TYPES.+ const isValidCalloutType = (type: CalloutType) => AVAILABLE_CALLOUT_TYPES.includes(type); const availableTypes = availableCalloutTypes + ? availableCalloutTypes.filter(isValidCalloutType) : AVAILABLE_CALLOUT_TYPES;src/domain/community/contributor/Account/ContributorAccountView.tsx (2)
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459-466: Consider adding error boundary for wizard initialization.While the code works, consider wrapping the wizard initialization in an error boundary to gracefully handle potential initialization failures.
+ <ErrorBoundary fallback={<ErrorFallback />}> {canCreateVirtualContributor && ( <IconButton aria-label={t('common.add')} aria-haspopup="true" size="small" onClick={() => startWizard(account, accountHostName)} > <RoundedIcon component={AddIcon} size="medium" iconSize="small" /> </IconButton> )} <NewVirtualContributorWizard /> + </ErrorBoundary>
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293-339: Enhance type safety in entity deletion logic.The entity type handling could be improved using TypeScript's discriminated unions for better type safety.
type EntityType = { Space: { id: string; type: 'Space' }; VirtualContributor: { id: string; type: 'VirtualContributor' }; InnovationPack: { id: string; type: 'InnovationPack' }; InnovationHub: { id: string; type: 'InnovationHub' }; }; type SelectedEntity = EntityType[keyof EntityType] | undefined;This would provide better type checking and autocompletion in the deletion handlers.
src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/newVirtualContributorQueries.graphql (2)
21-26: Consider adding depth limit for nested subspacesThe recursive use of the fragment on nested subspaces could lead to performance issues with deeply nested structures. Consider:
- Adding a depth limit parameter
- Using a different fragment for deeper levels with fewer fields
Example approach:
query NewVirtualContributorMySpaces($maxDepth: Int = 2) { # ... other fields subspaces @include(if: $maxDepth >= 1) { ...VCSelectableSpace subspaces @include(if: $maxDepth >= 2) { ...VCSelectableSpaceMinimal } } } fragment VCSelectableSpaceMinimal on Space { id profile { id displayName } }
34-52: Optimize fragment field selectionThe fragment includes deeply nested structures that might impact performance. Consider:
- Flattening the structure using aliases
- Creating purpose-specific fragments for different use cases
Example optimization:
fragment VCSelectableSpace on Space { id type displayName: profile { displayName } profileUrl: profile { url } myPrivileges: community { roleSet { authorization { myPrivileges } } } }src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/AddContent/AddContentProps.ts (2)
24-40: Consider making the configuration more flexible.The function follows good practices but could benefit from:
- Input validation for title and description
- Making the state and visibility configurable through parameters
- Documentation for the empty arrays (tagsets, referencesData)
Consider this improvement:
-export const getPostCalloutRequestData = (title: string, description: string) => ({ +export const getPostCalloutRequestData = ( + title: string, + description: string, + options?: { + state?: CalloutState; + visibility?: CalloutVisibility; + } +) => ({ framing: { profile: { description: description, displayName: title, tagsets: [], // Reserved for future use referencesData: [], // Reserved for future use }, }, type: CalloutType.Post, contributionPolicy: { - state: CalloutState.Closed, + state: options?.state ?? CalloutState.Closed, }, groupName: CalloutGroupName.Knowledge, - visibility: CalloutVisibility.Published, + visibility: options?.visibility ?? CalloutVisibility.Published, sendNotification: false, });
42-58: Document the state differences between post and document callouts.The function has different default states compared to post callouts (Open vs Closed). This difference should be documented to explain the reasoning.
Also, consider similar improvements as suggested for the post callout function:
- Input validation
- Configurable state and visibility
- Documentation for empty values
Consider this improvement:
-export const getDocumentCalloutRequestData = (name: string) => ({ +/** + * Generates data for document callouts. + * Note: Document callouts are Open by default (unlike post callouts which are Closed) + * to allow adding multiple links over time. + */ +export const getDocumentCalloutRequestData = ( + name: string, + options?: { + state?: CalloutState; + visibility?: CalloutVisibility; + } +) => ({ framing: { profile: { displayName: name, - description: '', + description: '', // Optional for document callouts tagsets: [], // Reserved for future use referencesData: [], // Reserved for future use }, }, type: CalloutType.LinkCollection, contributionPolicy: { - state: CalloutState.Open, + state: options?.state ?? CalloutState.Open, }, groupName: CalloutGroupName.Knowledge, - visibility: CalloutVisibility.Published, + visibility: options?.visibility ?? CalloutVisibility.Published, sendNotification: false, });src/domain/collaboration/callout/icon/CalloutIcon.tsx (1)
5-7: Enhance deprecation notice with migration pathThe deprecation notice should include information about the recommended alternative or migration path for consumers of this component.
/** * @deprecated CalloutIcon is deprecated. + * Use [alternative component] instead. + * @see [link to documentation/component] */src/domain/collaboration/KnowledgeBase/KnowedgeBasePage.tsx (1)
19-19: Consider adding type annotation for destructured valuesFor better type safety and code clarity, consider adding explicit type annotations for the destructured values from useRouteResolver.
- const { journeyPath, collaborationId, calloutsSetId } = useRouteResolver(); + const { + journeyPath, + collaborationId, + calloutsSetId + }: { + journeyPath: string; + collaborationId: string; + calloutsSetId: string; + } = useRouteResolver();src/domain/journey/space/SpaceCommunityPage/SpaceCommunityPage.tsx (1)
32-32: Consider splitting component responsibilitiesThe component handles multiple concerns (community management, messaging, virtual contributors). Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused components for better maintainability.
Example structure:
// CommunityLeadsSection.tsx const CommunityLeadsSection = ({ leadUsers, hostOrganizations }) => { // Handle leads section and messaging dialog }; // CommunityMembersSection.tsx const CommunityMembersSection = ({ memberUsers, memberOrganizations }) => { // Handle members display }; // VirtualContributorsSection.tsx const VirtualContributorsSection = ({ virtualContributors, hasInvitePrivilege }) => { // Handle virtual contributors };src/domain/common/description/DescriptionComponent.tsx (1)
22-25: Consider adding error handling for the update operation.The async update operation should handle potential failures to provide better user feedback.
const onSave = async ({ description }: KnowledgeBaseProfileType) => { + try { await onUpdate({ description }); closeEdit(); + } catch (error) { + // Let the global error handler manage this + throw error; + } };src/domain/common/description/DescriptionView.tsx (1)
26-26: Remove redundant disabled prop check.The
disabled={!canEdit}check is redundant since the IconButton is already conditionally rendered withcanEdit &&.<IconButton size="small" onClick={onEditClick} - disabled={!canEdit} className="only-on-hover" aria-label={t('buttons.edit')} >src/domain/community/virtualContributor/knowledgeBase/KnowledgeBaseDialog.tsx (1)
19-19: Consider moving constant to a dedicated constants file.The
AVAILABLE_CALLOUT_TYPESconstant might be reused across other components. Consider moving it to a shared constants file for better maintainability.-const AVAILABLE_CALLOUT_TYPES = [CalloutType.Post, CalloutType.LinkCollection, CalloutType.PostCollection];Create a new file
src/domain/collaboration/constants.ts:import { CalloutType } from '@/core/apollo/generated/graphql-schema'; export const AVAILABLE_CALLOUT_TYPES = [CalloutType.Post, CalloutType.LinkCollection, CalloutType.PostCollection];src/domain/collaboration/post/PostCreationDialog/PostCreationDialog.tsx (1)
38-38: Consider memoizing the CalloutIcon.The
CalloutIconassignment could be memoized since it's based on a constant value.-const CalloutIcon = calloutIcons[CalloutType.PostCollection]; +const CalloutIcon = useMemo(() => calloutIcons[CalloutType.PostCollection], []);src/domain/common/description/DescriptionEditDialog.tsx (2)
15-17: Consider extending the type for future fields.The
KnowledgeBaseProfileTypemight need more fields in the future. Consider using an interface for better extensibility.-export type KnowledgeBaseProfileType = { +export interface KnowledgeBaseProfileType { description: string; -}; +}
67-72: Consider adding error boundary for form submission.The form submission might fail. Consider wrapping the form in an error boundary to handle unexpected errors gracefully.
import { ErrorBoundary } from '@/core/ui/error/ErrorBoundary'; // Wrap the form content: <ErrorBoundary> <Formik {...formikProps}> {/* ... */} </Formik> </ErrorBoundary>src/domain/community/virtualContributor/knowledgeBase/useKnowledgeBase.tsx (2)
54-67: Add error handling for the update mutationConsider adding error handling for the mutation to provide better user feedback when updates fail.
const updateDescription = async ({ description }) => { + try { await updateVC({ variables: { virtualContributorData: { ID: id!, knowledgeBaseData: { profile: { description: description, }, }, }, }, }); + } catch (error) { + notify(t('errors.update_failed'), 'error'); + throw error; + } };
70-81: Consider adding error notification for ingest failureThe success case is handled, but there's no feedback for failure cases.
const ingestKnowledge = () => { return updateBodyOfKnowledge({ variables: { refreshData: { virtualContributorID: id!, }, }, onCompleted: () => { notify(t('pages.virtualContributorProfile.success', { entity: t('common.settings') }), 'success'); }, + onError: (error) => { + notify(t('errors.refresh_failed'), 'error'); + }, }); };src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/ExistingSpace.tsx (1)
88-93: Consider adding a loading state to FormikAutocompleteThe component might benefit from showing a loading state while spaces are being fetched.
<FormikAutocomplete name="subspaceId" title={t('createVirtualContributorWizard.existingSpace.label')} values={listItems} required disablePortal={false} + loading={loading} />src/domain/community/virtualContributor/vcProfilePage/VCProfileContentView.tsx (1)
74-76: Add aria-label to the Visit button for better accessibility.The button should have an aria-label to improve accessibility for screen readers.
-<Button variant="outlined" color="primary" onClick={handleKnowledgeBaseClick}> +<Button + variant="outlined" + color="primary" + onClick={handleKnowledgeBaseClick} + aria-label={t('buttons.visit_knowledge_base', { name })} +>src/domain/collaboration/post/PostForm/PostForm.tsx (1)
51-51: Consider consistent prop naming across components.The prop is named
disableRichMediain the interface but used ashideImageOptionsin FormikMarkdownField. Consider using consistent naming to improve maintainability.-hideImageOptions={disableRichMedia} +disableRichMedia={disableRichMedia}Also applies to: 142-142
src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/AddContent/AddContent.tsx (2)
22-22: Consider using a more explicit condition.The ternary operator could be more readable with a descriptive variable name.
- <StorageConfigContextProvider locationType={spaceId ? 'journey' : 'platform'} spaceId={spaceId}> + const storageLocationType = spaceId ? 'journey' : 'platform'; + <StorageConfigContextProvider locationType={storageLocationType} spaceId={spaceId}>
26-29: Avoid string concatenation in Caption.Using string concatenation with newlines might cause layout issues. Consider using React fragments or paragraphs.
- <Caption> - {`${t('createVirtualContributorWizard.addContent.description')} - ${t('createVirtualContributorWizard.addContent.descriptionBold')}`} - </Caption> + <Caption> + <p>{t('createVirtualContributorWizard.addContent.description')}</p> + <p>{t('createVirtualContributorWizard.addContent.descriptionBold')}</p> + </Caption>src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/AddContent/AddContentForm.tsx (1)
82-83: Consider adding error boundary.The form submission could fail silently. Consider adding error handling for failed submissions.
- <Formik initialValues={initialValues} validationSchema={validationSchema} onSubmit={handleSubmit} validateOnMount> + <Formik + initialValues={initialValues} + validationSchema={validationSchema} + onSubmit={handleSubmit} + validateOnMount + onSubmitError={(error) => { + notify(t('errors.submission'), 'error'); + console.error('Form submission failed:', error); + }} + >src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/useNewVirtualContributorWizard.tsx (2)
404-406: Address TODO comments about post-creation steps.The TODOs indicate missing functionality for reingesting VCs and community addition confirmation.
Would you like me to help implement these post-creation steps or create GitHub issues to track them?
397-401: Consider using Array.find with early return.The document collection lookup could be optimized for better readability and performance.
- const createdLinkCollection = createdVC.knowledgeBase?.calloutsSet?.callouts?.find( - c => c.framing.profile.displayName === documentsLinkCollectionName - ); + const createdLinkCollection = createdVC.knowledgeBase?.calloutsSet?.callouts?.find(callout => { + if (!callout?.framing?.profile?.displayName) return false; + return callout.framing.profile.displayName === documentsLinkCollectionName; + });
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src/domain/community/virtualContributor/vcProfilePage/model.ts (1)
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src/domain/collaboration/callout/edit/editDialog/CalloutEditDialog.tsx (1)
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src/domain/collaboration/KnowledgeBase/KnowedgeBasePage.tsx (1)
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src/domain/collaboration/callout/edit/visibilityChangeDialog/CalloutVisibilityChangeDialog.tsx (1)
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src/domain/community/virtualContributor/knowledgeBase/virtualContributorKnowledgeBase.graphql (1)
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/useNewVirtualContributorProps.ts (1)
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src/core/ui/forms/MarkdownInputControls/MarkdownInputControls.tsx (1)
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src/domain/community/virtualContributor/knowledgeBase/KnowledgeBaseDialog.tsx (1)
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src/domain/journey/space/SpaceCommunityPage/SpaceCommunityPage.tsx (1)
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src/domain/collaboration/callout/creationDialog/CalloutType/CalloutTypeSelect.tsx (1)
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try/catchblocks are not required unless they provide value beyond what the global error handler already covers. - Avoid flagging the absence of local error handling in cases where the global error handler suffices.
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Inform about the recommendation of not using non-null assertion,
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variables: { templateId: templateId! },
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/newVirtualContributorQueries.graphql (1)
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src/core/ui/forms/FormikAutocomplete.tsx (1)
36-36: LGTM! Improved error validation logic.The updated error condition now correctly considers both the error state and field interaction status, preventing premature error messages from being displayed.
src/core/ui/forms/MarkdownInputControls/MarkdownInputControls.tsx (3)
232-240: LGTM! Good grouping of media-related buttons.The logical grouping of
InsertImageButtonandInsertEmbedCodeButtonwithin a fragment makes sense as they are both related to media insertion functionality.
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31-47: Excellent security measure with URL sanitization!The
sanitizeUrlfunction implements robust URL validation by:
- Whitelisting safe protocols (http, https)
- Blocking dangerous protocols (javascript, data, vbscript)
- Checking for encoded versions of dangerous protocols
- Defaulting to 'about:blank' for invalid URLs
This helps prevent XSS attacks through malicious URLs.
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71-89: Security enhancement applied to iFrame rendering.Good use of the
sanitizeUrlfunction when rendering iframes, which prevents XSS attacks through malicious iframe sources.src/core/i18n/en/translation.en.json (4)
176-177: LGTM! The button translations are clear and concise.The new translations for "invite" and "visit" buttons are straightforward and follow the existing pattern in the buttons section.
3162-3168: LGTM! The Virtual Contributor knowledge description is clear and user-friendly.The description effectively communicates the available options for adding knowledge (posts and documents) and includes helpful formatting tips.
3177-3177: LGTM! The document addition label is consistent.The "Add Document" label follows the same pattern as other similar actions in the application.
3233-3235: LGTM! The error messages are clear and helpful.The error messages for insufficient privileges and space selection are informative and guide users appropriately.
src/domain/collaboration/callout/creationDialog/CalloutType/CalloutTypeSelect.tsx (2)
15-15: LGTM! Well-typed interface extension.The new optional prop is correctly typed and follows TypeScript best practices.
26-31: LGTM! Clean component signature update.The component signature is properly updated while maintaining backward compatibility.
src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/useNewVirtualContributorProps.ts (1)
58-58: LGTM! Method signature update aligns with requirements.The addition of the optional
accountNameparameter enhances the flexibility of thestartWizardmethod while maintaining backward compatibility.src/domain/community/contributor/Account/ContributorAccountView.tsx (1)
463-463: LGTM! Consistent with interface changes.The update to pass
accountHostNametostartWizardaligns with the interface changes inuseNewVirtualContributorProps.ts.src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/newVirtualContributorQueries.graphql (1)
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1-52: Well-structured query with good use of fragmentsThe query is well-organized and the fragment usage effectively reduces code duplication. The structure aligns well with the PR objectives of modifying the Virtual Contributor creation workflow.
src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/AddContent/AddContentProps.ts (1)
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1-23: LGTM! Well-structured type definitions.The type definitions provide good type safety for the form values and props, while the imports are correctly typed from the GraphQL schema.
src/domain/journey/space/SpaceCommunityPage/SpaceCommunityPage.tsx (1)
32-33: Add error handling for missing collaborationIdWhile spaceNameId is checked for existence, collaborationId and communityId are not validated. Consider adding similar checks.
+ if (!collaborationId) { + throw new TypeError('Must have a valid collaboration'); + } + + if (!communityId) { + throw new TypeError('Must have a valid community'); + }src/domain/community/virtualContributor/vcProfilePage/model.ts (1)
5-5: LGTM! The addition of theidproperty enhances type safety.The
idproperty is correctly typed and aligns with the PR objectives for BoK integration.src/domain/common/description/DescriptionComponent.tsx (1)
5-9: LGTM! Well-structured props interface.The props interface is well-typed and follows TypeScript best practices.
src/domain/common/description/DescriptionView.tsx (1)
8-12: LGTM! Well-structured props interface with clear types.The props interface is well-defined with appropriate optional properties.
src/domain/collaboration/callout/CalloutViewTypes.tsx (1)
37-37: LGTM! ThedisableRichMediaproperty is well-integrated.The property follows the existing naming convention and is correctly typed as an optional boolean.
src/domain/collaboration/calloutsSet/CalloutsInContext/CalloutsGroupView.tsx (3)
15-16: LGTM! Props interface extension is well-typed.The new optional props
availableCalloutTypesanddisableRichMediaare properly typed and follow TypeScript best practices.
26-27: LGTM! Props destructuring is correct.The new props are properly destructured from the props object.
55-55: LGTM! Props are correctly passed to child components.The new props are properly forwarded to both
CalloutsViewandCalloutCreationDialogcomponents.Also applies to: 65-66
src/domain/community/virtualContributor/knowledgeBase/KnowledgeBaseDialog.tsx (2)
41-47: LGTM! Conditional rendering is well implemented.The description component is conditionally rendered based on appropriate conditions.
48-60: LGTM! CalloutsGroupView implementation is correct.Props are properly passed to the CalloutsGroupView component with appropriate values.
src/domain/collaboration/post/PostCreationDialog/PostCreationDialog.tsx (2)
22-22: LGTM! New prop is properly typed and integrated.The
disableRichMediaoptional prop is well-typed and correctly passed through the component.Also applies to: 33-33
80-85: LGTM! Dialog header implementation is clean and accessible.The dialog header is well-structured with proper accessibility attributes and icon integration.
src/domain/common/description/DescriptionEditDialog.tsx (2)
28-33: LGTM! Proper use of useMemo for initial values.The initial values are correctly memoized with appropriate dependencies.
37-39: LGTM! Validation schema is well-defined.The yup validation schema is properly implemented with required field and markdown validation.
src/domain/collaboration/callout/edit/visibilityChangeDialog/CalloutVisibilityChangeDialog.tsx (2)
70-70: LGTM! DialogHeader prop updateThe change to use the
titleprop directly inDialogHeaderimproves consistency with other dialog components.
72-72: LGTM! Gutters prop updateThe change to use
disablePaddinginstead ofpaddingTopaligns with the component's API design.src/domain/community/virtualContributor/knowledgeBase/useKnowledgeBase.tsx (1)
42-47: LGTM! Non-null assertion is correctly used with skipThe non-null assertion on
id!is safe here as it's paired with askip: !idcondition, following our coding guidelines for GraphQL queries.src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/ExistingSpace.tsx (1)
36-59: LGTM! Efficient space hierarchy computationThe
useMemoimplementation efficiently computes the space hierarchy while preventing unnecessary recalculations. The nested structure is well-handled with clear parent-child relationships.src/domain/collaboration/callout/post/PostCallout.tsx (1)
43-43: LGTM! Consistent prop forwardingThe
disableRichMediaprop is correctly propagated through the component hierarchy, maintaining consistent behavior across child components.Also applies to: 79-79, 113-113
src/domain/community/virtualContributor/vcProfilePage/VCProfileContentView.tsx (2)
48-50: LGTM! Type-safe implementation of virtual contributor type checking.The implementation correctly uses TypeScript's type system with the AiPersonaBodyOfKnowledgeType enum.
132-138: Verify dialog ID uniqueness.The dialog implementation looks good, but ensure that virtualContributor?.id is unique to prevent potential rendering issues with multiple dialogs.
src/domain/collaboration/callout/edit/editDialog/CalloutEditDialog.tsx (1)
26-26: LGTM! Clean implementation of the disableRichMedia prop.The prop is properly typed and correctly passed down to the child component.
Also applies to: 38-38
src/domain/collaboration/calloutsSet/CalloutsView/CalloutsView.tsx (1)
43-43: LGTM! Consistent implementation of disableRichMedia prop.The prop is properly typed and correctly passed down through the component hierarchy.
Also applies to: 54-54, 140-140
src/domain/community/virtualContributorAdmin/VCAccessibilitySettings/VCAccessibilitySettingsPage.tsx (3)
40-41: Good refactoring: Improved code readability.The introduction of the
vcvariable reduces repetition and improves code readability by providing a cleaner way to access the virtual contributor data.
83-86: Good practice: Clear variable naming and logical separation.The separation of type checking logic into distinct variables with clear names improves code readability and maintainability.
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137-152: Good practice: Proper conditional rendering.The ingestion availability check is well-implemented using the extracted boolean variable, making the code's intent clear and maintainable.
src/domain/collaboration/callout/CalloutForm.tsx (2)
93-93: Good practice: Clear prop documentation.The
disableRichMediaprop is well-documented with a clear comment explaining its purpose for controlling images, videos, and iframes.
225-225: Verify prop naming consistency.The prop name changes from
disableRichMediatohideImageOptionswhen passed toFormikMarkdownField. Consider keeping the naming consistent or documenting the reason for the different naming.✅ Verification successful
Prop naming difference is intentionally designed
The different prop names (
disableRichMediaandhideImageOptions) reflect their usage at different architectural layers:
disableRichMediais a domain-level concept used in collaboration componentshideImageOptionsis a UI-specific implementation detail in the core MarkdownInput componentsThis separation maintains clear boundaries between domain and UI layers, with each name appropriately describing its purpose at its respective level.
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58-59: Good practice: Clear interface extension.The new props are well-defined with appropriate types and follow the existing interface pattern.
232-232: Good practice: Consistent prop forwarding.The props are correctly forwarded to the relevant child components, maintaining the feature's functionality throughout the component hierarchy.
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src/domain/collaboration/callout/calloutBlock/CalloutSettingsContainer.tsx (2)
187-191: Improved error handling.The change improves error handling by gracefully handling the case when
spaceNameIdis undefined, instead of throwing an error.
447-447: Good practice: Consistent prop forwarding.The
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1-16: LGTM! Well-structured GraphQL query.The query is well-organized, includes essential fields, and follows GraphQL best practices.
src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/AddContent/AddContentForm.tsx (2)
36-36: LGTM! Good async handling with loading state.The component correctly handles asynchronous form submission using the
useLoadingStatehook.Also applies to: 40-40
144-149: LGTM! Well-structured document addition button.The button implementation is clean and follows Material-UI best practices.
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/useNewVirtualContributorWizard.tsx (3)
162-196: Improve error handling in space creation.The function falls back to the 'addKnowledge' step on failure without proper error handling or user feedback. Consider:
- Adding specific error states for different failure scenarios
- Providing clear user feedback about the failure
- Implementing a retry mechanism
const executeCreateSpace = async () => { if (plans.length === 0) { logInfo(`No available plans for this account. User: ${user?.user.id}`); notify('No available plans for this account. Please, contact [email protected].', 'error'); return; } setStep('createSpace'); + try { const { data: newSpace } = await CreateNewSpace({ variables: { spaceData: { accountID: myAccountId!, profileData: { displayName: `${accountName || user?.user.profile.displayName} - ${t('common.space')}`, }, collaborationData: { calloutsSetData: {}, }, }, }, }); const newlyCreatedSpaceId = newSpace?.createSpace.id; if (newlyCreatedSpaceId) { setCreatedSpaceId(newlyCreatedSpaceId); return newlyCreatedSpaceId; } + throw new Error('Space creation failed'); + } catch (error) { + notify(t('errors.spaceCreation'), 'error'); + setStep('addKnowledge'); + return; + } - setStep('addKnowledge'); };
405-407: Address TODOs regarding post-creation steps.The TODOs indicate two important features that need implementation:
- Reingestion of the VC in case of documents
- Adding an explicit step for community addition instead of auto-adding
Would you like me to create GitHub issues to track these enhancements?
266-303: Enhance error handling in community integration.The community integration logic could benefit from more robust error handling:
- Consider adding specific error messages for each failure scenario
- Add retry logic for network failures
- Implement rollback mechanism if partial integration fails
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/newVirtualContributorWizard/useNewVirtualContributorWizard.tsx (2)
130-156: Security: Re-evaluate the commented-out privilege checks.The commented-out privilege checks for
CommunityAddMemberVcFromAccountcould lead to potential security vulnerabilities. If these checks are necessary for security, they should either be implemented or removed with proper documentation explaining why they're not needed.
483-483: Consider refactoring to use account instead of user.The TODO suggests that the component should use account information instead of user information. This architectural change could improve the component's flexibility and correctness.
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# Conflicts: # src/domain/community/contributor/Account/ContributorAccountView.tsx
This branch will be the feature branch of alkem-io/alkemio#1467
In order to be shippable we need:
It includes also the changes from:
#7388
#7386
#7408
Known issues:
alkem-io/server#4812
Details:
Issues:
#7379
#6764
Current vs new flow WB:
https://alkem.io/building-alkemio-org/challenges/technicaldesigns-9853/collaboration/knowledgebasevcs
What's done
The Written Knowledge step now:
AlkemioKnowledgeBaseand instead in Subspace, the callouts are under the VC entity;Known issues:
CLIENT
SERVER - alkem-io/server#4812
Summary by CodeRabbit
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Refactor