Popup log fixed #355
Popup log fixed #355
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- Renamed the PopupLog table to GuideLog.
- Added two additional endpoints to find logs for a user and completed logs for a user.
- Added guideId to the table.
- Fixed the create-teams-table migration to include a default date.
WalkthroughThis pull request introduces changes to the backend of an Express application, transitioning from handling popup logs to guide logs. Key modifications include renaming route handlers, updating migration scripts, and creating new service and controller files for managing guide logs. The previous popup log-related files have been removed, and new validation logic has been added for guide logs. The overall structure of the application has been adjusted to accommodate these changes while maintaining existing functionalities. Changes
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backend/src/service/guidelog.service.js (2)
17-40: DRY code or die tryin'! 🎤The
getCompleteGuideLogsandgetLogsByUsermethods have duplicate try-catch blocks. Let's refactor this to reduce code duplication.Here's a cleaner approach:
class GuideLogService { + async findLogsByUserWithFilter(userId, filter = {}) { + try { + return await GuideLog.findAll({ + where: { + userId, + ...filter + }, + }); + } catch (err) { + throw new Error(`Failed to retrieve guide logs for user ${userId}: ${err.message}`); + } + } async getCompleteGuideLogs(userId) { - try { - return await GuideLog.findAll({ - where: { - userId: userId, - completed: true, - }, - }); - } catch (err) { - throw new Error("Error retrieving Guide Log by UserID"); - } + return this.findLogsByUserWithFilter(userId, { completed: true }); } async getLogsByUser(userId) { - try { - return await GuideLog.findAll({ - where: { - userId: userId, - }, - }); - } catch (err) { - throw new Error("Error retrieving Guide Log by UserID"); - } + return this.findLogsByUserWithFilter(userId); } }
14-16: This getAllGuideLogs is like an unlimited buffet - needs some portion control! 🍽️The
getAllGuideLogsmethod could return too many records. Consider adding pagination.Here's a suggested implementation:
- async getAllGuideLogs() { - return await GuideLog.findAll(); + async getAllGuideLogs({ page = 1, limit = 50 } = {}) { + return await GuideLog.findAndCountAll({ + limit, + offset: (page - 1) * limit, + order: [['showingTime', 'DESC']] + }); }backend/src/utils/guidelog.helper.js (1)
3-10: Yo dawg, let's make this enum more maintainable!The numeric values in GuideType could become magic numbers throughout the codebase. Consider using TypeScript or adding JSDoc comments to document each guide type's purpose.
const GuideType = { + /** Displays a modal popup dialog */ POPUP: 0, + /** Shows a contextual hint */ HINT: 1, + /** Displays a banner message */ BANNER: 2, + /** Represents a clickable link */ LINK: 3, + /** Guides user through multiple steps */ TOUR: 4, + /** Represents a task checklist */ CHECKLIST: 5 }backend/index.js (1)
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41-42: HOLD UP! Mom's spaghetti alert! 🍝 force: true is dangerous!The
force: trueoption in sequelize.sync() will drop all tables and recreate them. This is extremely dangerous in production and could lead to data loss.- .sync({ force: true }) + .sync()backend/migrations/20241203005208-change-popup-log-to-guide-log.js (1)
1-1: Drop that 'use strict', it ain't needed here!The 'use strict' directive is redundant in modules as they're automatically in strict mode.
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backend/index.js (1)
17-17: These route changes look clean, homie!
The transition from popup_log to guide_log routes is implemented correctly. The naming is consistent with the model changes.
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backend/migrations/20241203005208-change-popup-log-to-guide-log.js (1)
29-41: These indexes are fire! 🔥
Good job adding appropriate indexes for common query patterns. The composite index will help optimize queries filtering by multiple columns.
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1-3: Yo dawg, that 'use strict' is as redundant as putting ketchup on mom's spaghetti!JavaScript modules are automatically in strict mode, so we can drop that line like it's hot.
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45-70:
The down migration's got the same weak knees as the up migration!
We need to:
- Wrap it in a transaction
- Handle invalid integer values properly
- Use the same naming convention for indexes when removing them
down: async (queryInterface, Sequelize) => {
+ const transaction = await queryInterface.sequelize.transaction();
+ try {
// ... existing code ...
CASE
WHEN "popupType" = 1 THEN 'guide'
WHEN "popupType" = 2 THEN 'tooltip'
WHEN "popupType" = 3 THEN 'hotspot'
WHEN "popupType" = 4 THEN 'checklist'
- ELSE NULL
+ ELSE 'guide' -- Default to 'guide' for invalid values
END
// ... rest of the code ...
+ await transaction.commit();
+ } catch (error) {
+ await transaction.rollback();
+ throw error;
+ }
}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
4-43:
Yo, we need to wrap this in a transaction before we lose our spaghetti!
Without transaction wrapping, if something fails mid-migration, your database gonna be messier than a food fight.
up: async (queryInterface, Sequelize) => {
+ const transaction = await queryInterface.sequelize.transaction();
+ try {
await queryInterface.renameTable('popup_logs', 'guide_logs');
// ... rest of the migration code ...
+ await transaction.commit();
+ } catch (error) {
+ await transaction.rollback();
+ throw error;
+ }
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1-3: Yo, that 'use strict' is as redundant as using both belt and suspenders!The 'use strict' directive isn't needed in ES modules as they're automatically strict mode.
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4-5:
Wrap this migration in a transaction, or risk spaghetti all over your database!
Multiple operations without transaction wrapping? That's a recipe for disaster if something fails mid-migration!
up: async (queryInterface, Sequelize) => {
+ const transaction = await queryInterface.sequelize.transaction();
+ try {
await queryInterface.renameTable('popup_logs', 'guide_logs');
// ... rest of the migration code ...
+ await transaction.commit();
+ } catch (error) {
+ await transaction.rollback();
+ throw error;
+ }
}30-42: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
These generic index names are making me nervous, palms are sweaty!
Using generic index names like 'idx_userId' could cause conflicts in future migrations.
- name: 'idx_userId',
+ name: 'idx_guide_logs_userId',
- name: 'idx_guideId',
+ name: 'idx_guide_logs_guideId',
- name: 'idx_popupType',
+ name: 'idx_guide_logs_popupType',
- name: 'idx_userId_guideId_popupType',
+ name: 'idx_guide_logs_userId_guideId_popupType',45-70:
This down migration's got vomit on its sweater already!
The down migration has some serious issues:
- Sets NULL for invalid values but the column is non-nullable
- Doesn't handle potential data loss during ENUM conversion
CASE
WHEN "popupType" = 1 THEN 'guide'
WHEN "popupType" = 2 THEN 'tooltip'
WHEN "popupType" = 3 THEN 'hotspot'
WHEN "popupType" = 4 THEN 'checklist'
- ELSE NULL
+ ELSE 'guide' -- Default to 'guide' instead of NULL
ENDLikely invalid or redundant comment.
24-28: Verify those foreign key relationships, or your knees gonna be weak!
The defaultValue of 0 is set, but we need to ensure this doesn't break any foreign key constraints.
✅ Verification successful
Let me search for any foreign key relationships in a different way since the SQL query didn't work in the sandbox environment. This will help us understand if there are any existing relationships we need to be concerned about.
Mom's spaghetti is telling me we need to check the actual model definition and any guide table creation migration to make sure we're not missing any foreign key constraints. The previous search showed references in various files, but we need to specifically understand how the guide table and GuideLog are related.
Yo, your knees can stop being weak - this migration's safe!
After checking the codebase like mom's spaghetti recipe, I can confirm that:
- The GuideLog model doesn't define any foreign key constraints
- The guideId is just used as an indexed field, not a foreign key
- The defaultValue of 0 won't break anything since there are no referential integrity constraints
The model just uses guideId as a regular integer field with indexes for performance, so setting defaultValue to 0 is perfectly fine. No need to lose your lunch over this one!
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FROM information_schema.table_constraints tc
JOIN information_schema.key_column_usage kcu
ON tc.constraint_name = kcu.constraint_name
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frontend/src/scenes/settings/PasswordTab/PasswordTab.jsx (3)
2-2: Yo dawg, let's make that style consistent!Consider moving the inline style to a CSS module for better maintainability and consistency with the project's styling patterns.
-<WarningAmberRoundedIcon style={{fontSize:'20px'}}/> +<WarningAmberRoundedIcon className={styles.warningIcon}/>Add to PasswordTab.module.css:
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27-30: Yo, the form's looking emptier than mom's spaghetti!The form submission handler is missing critical functionality:
- Password validation against the stated requirements
- Error handling and user feedback
- API integration for password update
Would you like me to provide a robust implementation for the handleSubmit function with proper validation and error handling?
Yo, these security concerns are heavier than mom's spaghetti! 🍝
The codebase scan reveals we're missing some crucial security ingredients in our recipe:
- No password strength validation implementation found
- No automatic field clearing after submission
- Rate limiting is absent in both frontend and backend
- Basic error handling exists but could use enhancement
To make this security sauce tastier:
- Implement
zxcvbnor similar library for password strength validation- Clear sensitive fields after form submission using
setPassword('')- Add rate limiting middleware in
backend/src/routes/auth.routes.js- Enhance error handling with proper password field clearing
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8-11: Knees weak, arms heavy, but security must be steady!Consider implementing these security enhancements:
- Clear password fields after submission or error
- Add rate limiting for password change attempts
- Implement password strength indicator
- Add client-side validation before submission
Let's check if rate limiting is implemented in the API:
Let me check these security patterns to make sure we're not dropping mom's spaghetti on this one! 🍝
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backend/src/service/guidelog.service.js (1)
25-48: These functions are copying each other like mom's recipe book! 👩🍳Extract the common error handling logic to reduce duplication:
+ async function handleGuideLogError(operation, userId, error) { + throw new Error(`Failed to ${operation} guide log for user ${userId}: ${error.message}`); + } async getCompleteGuideLogs(userId) { try { return await GuideLog.findAll({ where: { userId: userId, completed: true, }, }); } catch (err) { - throw new Error(`Failed to retrieve guide log for user ${userId}: ${err.message}`); + handleGuideLogError('retrieve', userId, err); } } async getLogsByUser(userId) { try { return await GuideLog.findAll({ where: { userId: userId, }, }); } catch (err) { - throw new Error(`Failed to retrieve guide log for user ${userId}: ${err.message}`); + handleGuideLogError('retrieve', userId, err); } }
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5-21: Yo, this transaction handling is clean like mom's kitchen! 🧹
The implementation includes proper transaction management with commit/rollback and detailed error messages.
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34-35: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Missing timestamps like mom's missing lasagna! 🕰️
Enable timestamps for proper audit trails:
- timestamps: false,
+ timestamps: true,
tableName: 'guide_logs',Likely invalid or redundant comment.
21-24: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Yo, this userId field needs some boundaries like mom's curfew! 🕒
Add string length validation to prevent potential database issues:
userId: {
type: DataTypes.STRING,
allowNull: false,
+ validate: {
+ len: {
+ args: [1, 255],
+ msg: 'userId must be between 1 and 255 characters'
+ }
+ }
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59-98: Down migration's clean like mom's kitchen after Sunday dinner! 🧹
The down migration properly reverts all changes with transaction support and error handling.
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1-1: Yo dawg, that Node.js version is from the future! 🍝Node.js 22 hasn't dropped yet (it's still cookin' in the kitchen). The latest LTS version is 20, and we should stick to that for stability.
Here's the fix, straight from mom's spaghetti recipe:
-FROM node:22 +FROM node:20
9-9: There's environment variables on this sweater already! 🍝Consider moving the
NODE_OPTIONSenvironment variable to a.envfile or docker-compose configuration for better maintainability.
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11-11: Vomit on his sweater already - we need build args! 🍝Consider adding build arguments for the npm commands to make the build process more flexible:
+ARG NODE_ENV=production + RUN npm run build
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50-52: Mom's spaghetti alert! Let's clean up that console.log! 🍝The header change handler looks good functionally, but we've got some cleanup to do:
- Remove the console.log statement for production
- Consider adding input validation
Here's a cleaner version:
const handleHeaderChange = (e) => { const newHeader = e.target.value; setHeader(newHeader); if (initialSetHeader) { initialSetHeader(newHeader); } - console.log(header); };
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