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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/index.ts (1)
12-27: Well-structured form definition.The form is defined using the
buildFormfunction, which is a good practice for modularity and maintainability. The inclusion of various sections like personal interest, finances, and contact info ensures that the form is comprehensive.However, ensure that the dynamic creation of the logo component in line 16-18 does not lead to performance issues or unnecessary re-renders. Consider memoizing the logo component if it does not depend on frequently changing props.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseIncomeFilesSection.ts (1)
24-29: Suggestion: Add a title to the file upload field.The file upload field currently has an empty title. Providing a descriptive title can improve the user interface and make the form more accessible.
- title: '', + title: 'Upload Income Proof',libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterstSection/inARelationshipSubSection.ts (1)
11-49: Well-structured form subsection, but consider adding error handling.The
inARelationshipSubSectionfunction is well-constructed with a clear and logical setup for form fields. The use of imported components and messages enhances maintainability and readability.However, consider adding error handling for the
externalDatain the condition function to ensure robustness, especially in cases whereexternalDatamight be incomplete or incorrectly formatted.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesForm/externalDataSection.ts (1)
16-66: Well-structured external data section.The
externalDataSectionis well-defined with appropriate use of data providers and localized messages. The structure adheres to the application's architectural standards.However, ensure that the multiple external data calls are optimized to avoid performance bottlenecks.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/ChildrenForm/ChildrenForm.tsx (1)
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12-94: Consider removing unnecessary logging.The
ChildrenFormcomponent is well-structured and uses modern React practices effectively. However, consider removing theconsole.log(childrenExternalData)statement at line 22 unless it is necessary for debugging purposes.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/SummaryForm.tsx (2)
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95-175: Approve logic changes and suggest adding tests.The updates to the logic for accessing properties from the
answersobject and the introduction of a fallback foranswers.childrenFilesenhance the robustness of the component. These changes help prevent runtime errors and improve the maintainability of the code.It is recommended to add unit tests to cover these new logic paths to ensure they work as expected under various conditions.
Would you like me to help in writing these unit tests or should I open a GitHub issue to track this task?
21-30: Inconsistent Component Renaming DetectedThe component
DirectTaxPaymentsModalhas not been fully renamed toDirectTaxPaymentModalacross the codebase. The following files still contain references to the old component name:
apps/financial-aid/web-osk/src/routes/application/SummaryForm/summaryForm.tsxapps/financial-aid/web-osk/src/routes/application/SummaryForm/spouseSummary.tsxPlease review these files and update all references to ensure consistency with the new component name
DirectTaxPaymentModal. This will help avoid potential errors and maintain code consistency.Analysis chain
Verify import restructuring and component renaming.
The restructuring of imports and renaming of components like
DirectTaxPaymentModaltoDirectTaxPaymentModalshould be verified for consistency across the project. This change can potentially improve tree-shaking and reduce bundle sizes, but it requires thorough testing to ensure that all references to these components have been updated accordingly.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that all references to `DirectTaxPaymentsModal` have been updated to `DirectTaxPaymentModal`. # Test: Search for the old component name. Expect: No occurrences. rg --type tsx 'DirectTaxPaymentsModal'Length of output: 66
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that all references to `DirectTaxPaymentsModal` have been updated to `DirectTaxPaymentModal`. # Corrected Test: Search for the old component name. Expect: No occurrences. rg --glob '*.tsx' 'DirectTaxPaymentsModal' # Additional Test: Search for the new component name to ensure it is used. rg --glob '*.tsx' 'DirectTaxPaymentModal'Length of output: 2282
libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/financial-aid/financial-aid.service.ts (1)
179-180: Incomplete Update:bankNumberandledgerReferences PersistThe update to replace
bankNumberandledgerwithaccountNumberhas not been consistently applied across the codebase. Multiple files still referencebankNumberandledger, which could lead to inconsistencies and potential issues. Please conduct a thorough review to ensure all instances are updated to maintain data consistency.
- Files with
bankNumberandledgerreferences:
libs/financial-aid/shared/src/lib/interfaces.tslibs/api/domains/municipalities-financial-aid/src/lib/models/application.model.tsapps/financial-aid/web-veita/src/utils/applicationHelper.tsapps/financial-aid/backend/src/app/modules/application/models/application.model.ts- And others as listed in the search results.
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Correction: Updated property references in
bankInfo.The update to reference
accountNumberinstead ofbankNumberinbankInforeflects a change in the data structure and ensures consistency in the usage of theaccountNumber. Confirm that this change is reflected throughout the application to maintain data consistency.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify all references to `bankNumber` and `ledger` are updated to `accountNumber`. # Test: Search for the property usage. Expect: Only occurrences of `accountNumber`. rg --type typescript -A 5 $'bankNumber|ledger'Length of output: 82
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify all references to `bankNumber`, `ledger`, and `accountNumber` in TypeScript files. # Search for occurrences of `bankNumber`, `ledger`, and `accountNumber` in TypeScript files. rg --type ts -A 5 'bankNumber|ledger|accountNumber'Length of output: 75258
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/index.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesSpouseForm/index.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterstSection/childrenSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SubmittedForms/SpouseSubmitted.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseIncomeFilesSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/incomeSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/incomeFileSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseSumarySection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/index.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterstSection/childrenFilesSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterstSection/employmentSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/personalTaxCreditSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesSpouseForm/prerequisitesSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterstSection/studentSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterstSection/homeCircumstancesSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterstSection/inARelationshipSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/messages/error.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/components/DirectTaxPaymentsModal/DirectTaxPaymentModal.tsx (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/taxReturnFilesSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/messages/aboutForm.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesForm/externalDataSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseTaxReturnFilesSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/MunicipalityNotRegisteredForm/MuncipalityNotRegistered.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesSpouseForm/informationSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterstSection/unknownRelationshipSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/components/Summary/Files.css.ts (1)
1-9: CSS style definition looks good.The use of
@vanilla-extract/cssfor defining styles is appropriate and promotes modularity. The hover effect on file buttons is a standard UI practice and is implemented correctly here.Ensure that the CSS style is scoped correctly and does not affect other elements unintentionally.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/summarySection/index.ts (1)
1-10: Form section structure is well-defined.The modular approach using
buildSectionto define form sections is clear and maintainable. The use of centralized routes and messages enhances readability and consistency across the application.Verify that the
summaryMultiFieldcomponent is properly tested and integrates well within this section.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/contactInfoSection/index.ts (1)
1-10: Contact info section structure is well-defined.The consistent use of
buildSectionfor defining sections is commendable. It ensures that the application's form sections are modular and easy to manage. The centralized handling of routes and messages is also a good practice.Verify that the
contactInfoMultiFieldcomponent is properly tested and integrates well within this section.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/confirmationSection/index.ts (1)
1-10: Well-structured section definition.This file introduces a new section for the application form, using well-structured imports and centralized messages and routes. The use of
buildSectionto define theconfirmationSectionwith its children is clear and maintainable. This aligns well with the PR's objective to enhance structure and maintainability.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/index.ts (1)
1-20: Well-structured and modular code for financial section.The use of
buildSectionalong with clearly defined sub-sections enhances the maintainability and clarity of the module. The modular approach aligns well with the PR's objectives to refactor custom components for better reusability and maintainability.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesSpouseForm/index.ts (1)
1-19: Dynamic and modular form setup for spouse prerequisites.The implementation of a dynamic logo and the clear separation of form sections enhance the form's usability and maintainability. The use of
buildFormand modular components aligns with the PR's objectives.Consider verifying the form's state management (
FormModes.IN_PROGRESS) to ensure it aligns with the application's requirements and user expectations.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/summarySection/summaryMultiField.ts (1)
19-21: Clarify the intention behind the empty title in the submit field.The
titleproperty of thebuildSubmitFieldis set to an empty string. If this is intentional to create a minimalistic button, it's acceptable. However, if it was an oversight, consider adding a descriptive title to improve accessibility and user understanding.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterstSection/childrenSubSection.ts (1)
10-29: Verify the condition function and approve the overall structure.The
childrenSubSectionuses a condition function to determine its visibility based on the presence of children's custody information. Ensure that this function handles all edge cases, such as null or undefined values, correctly. The overall structure of the component is well-organized and follows best practices for modular form construction.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SubmittedForms/ApplicantSubmitted.ts (2)
1-10: Well-organized import statements.The import statements are clear and correctly organized, ensuring that all necessary modules are included for the form's functionality.
12-32: Dynamic logo functionality is innovative but requires thorough testing.The form configuration is well-structured and uses a dynamic approach for the logo, which enhances flexibility. Ensure that this dynamic logo functionality is tested across different application states to confirm its robustness and consistency.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SubmittedForms/SpouseSubmitted.ts (2)
1-11: Well-organized import statements.The import statements are clear and correctly organized, ensuring that all necessary modules are included for the form's functionality.
13-33: Dynamic logo functionality is innovative but requires thorough testing.The form configuration is well-structured and uses a dynamic approach for the logo, which enhances flexibility. Ensure that this dynamic logo functionality is tested across different application states to confirm its robustness and consistency.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/bankInfoSubSection.ts (2)
1-9: Well-organized import statements.The import statements are clear and correctly organized, ensuring that all necessary modules are included for the form's functionality.
10-33: Well-structured subsection for bank information.The subsection configuration is well-structured and uses custom fields effectively to collect detailed bank information. This setup ensures that all necessary data points are captured in a user-friendly manner.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseIncomeFilesSection.ts (2)
1-6: Approved: Import structure and organization.The imports are well-organized and correctly utilize destructuring for clarity and maintainability.
11-33: Approved: Section configuration and logic.The section is well-configured with a clear conditional rendering logic based on the spouse's income type. This setup enhances the form's dynamic behavior and user experience.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/incomeSubSection.ts (2)
1-6: Approved: Import structure and organization.The imports are well-organized and correctly utilize destructuring for clarity and maintainability.
11-35: Approved: Subsection configuration and logic.The subsection is well-configured with dynamic options for income types and a clear layout. The use of utility functions for options enhances modularity and reusability.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseIncomeSection.ts (2)
1-6: Approved: Import structure and organization.The imports are well-organized and correctly utilize destructuring for clarity and maintainability.
11-35: Approved: Section configuration and logic.The section is well-configured with dynamic options for spouse's income types and a clear layout. The use of utility functions for options enhances modularity and reusability.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/incomeFileSubSection.ts (2)
1-6: Approved import statements and utility usage.The import statements and the utilities used are appropriate for the functionality of the file upload subsection. The modular approach enhances maintainability.
11-35: Verify the use of constants and localized messages.The use of constants like
FILE_SIZE_LIMITandUPLOAD_ACCEPT, and localized messages fromm.incomeFilesFormare crucial for maintainability and should be verified across the application to ensure consistency.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseSumarySection.ts (2)
1-6: Approved import statements and utility usage.The import statements and the utilities used are appropriate for the functionality of the spouse summary section. The modular approach enhances maintainability.
11-38: Verify the implementation of the custom componentSpouseSummaryForm.The use of the custom component
SpouseSummaryFormis crucial for the functionality of this section. Verify that it is implemented correctly and integrates well with the rest of the application.Verification successful
The
SpouseSummaryFormcomponent is correctly implemented and integrated.The
SpouseSummaryFormcomponent is implemented inSpouseSummaryForm.tsxand integrates well with the application's form handling system usingreact-hook-form. It processes application data and manages state effectively, indicating proper functionality within the application.
- Implementation file:
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/SpouseSummaryForm.tsxScripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Extract the implementation details of the `SpouseSummaryForm` component. # Test: Retrieve the content of the `SpouseSummaryForm.tsx` file to verify its implementation. rg --type ts --context 10 "const SpouseSummaryForm" libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/SpouseSummaryForm.tsxLength of output: 1167
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/index.ts (3)
1-12: Approved import statements and utility usage.The import statements and the utilities used are appropriate for defining the spouse form structure. The modular approach enhances maintainability.
13-29: Verify the performance of the dynamic logo implementation.The dynamic logo implementation using
createElementis innovative. However, ensure that it does not introduce any performance issues, especially in client-side rendering scenarios.
13-29: Verify the integration of form sections.The form includes multiple sections, which are crucial for the functionality of the spouse form. Verify that these sections integrate well and function seamlessly together.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesSpouseForm/prerequisitesSection.ts (1)
1-39: Confirm the use of undefined types and empty strings.The file is well-structured and follows best practices for modularity and reusability. However, the use of
undefinedfor the type in line 32 and empty strings for titles in lines 27 and 33 might be intentional but could potentially lead to confusion or errors. Please confirm if these are placeholders or if they should be replaced with more descriptive values to enhance clarity and maintainability.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/messages/error.ts (1)
35-39: New error message addition is clear and well-documented.The addition of the
missingFileserror message is well-implemented. The use ofdefineMessagesfor internationalization is appropriate, and the message details are clear and informative, enhancing the user experience by providing specific feedback on missing files.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/components/DirectTaxPaymentsModal/DirectTaxPaymentModal.tsx (1)
7-7: Import change approved, verify impact on other components.The change to a default import for
TaxBreakdownis noted. Please ensure that this change is reflected across all files that use this component to avoid import errors. Verifying this can prevent potential runtime issues due to the import mismatch.Run the following script to verify the usage of
TaxBreakdownacross the project:libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/constants.ts (2)
59-59: Change inUPLOAD_ACCEPTconstant format.The modification of
UPLOAD_ACCEPTfrom an array to a single string is approved. However, verify that this change does not affect the file upload handling, especially if the consuming code expects an array format.Run the following script to verify the impact of the change on file upload handling:
Verification successful
Verification of
UPLOAD_ACCEPTconstant format change.The change of
UPLOAD_ACCEPTfrom an array to a string format is consistent with its usage across the codebase. The constant is used in contexts where a string is expected, confirming that the modification does not negatively impact the file upload handling.
- Instances of
UPLOAD_ACCEPTusage confirm that the consuming code expects a string format.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the impact of the `UPLOAD_ACCEPT` constant format change on file upload handling. # Test: Search for the usage of `UPLOAD_ACCEPT`. Expect: Proper handling of the new string format. rg --type ts -A 5 $'UPLOAD_ACCEPT'Length of output: 37701
19-19: New routes added to theRoutesenum.The addition of
PERSONALINTERESTandFINANCESto theRoutesenum is approved. Ensure that these new routes are integrated properly throughout the application and that their usage is consistent with the application's flow.Run the following script to verify the usage of the new routes:
Also applies to: 26-26
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PERSONALINTERESTandFINANCESare integrated into the application.The new routes have been successfully integrated into the application's form sections, as evidenced by their usage in the
ApplicationFormcomponents. Ensure that these routes are functioning as expected within the application's flow.
PERSONALINTERESTis used inlibs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterstSection/index.ts.FINANCESis used inlibs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/index.ts.Scripts executed
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/taxReturnFilesSubSection.ts (1)
1-49: New file for tax return files subsection.This new file introduces a subsection for handling tax return files within the financial aid application form. The structure and imports are consistent with the application's standards. The use of
FILE_SIZE_LIMIT,Routes, andUPLOAD_ACCEPTfrom the constants file is appropriate and ensures consistency across the application.Ensure that the conditions and logic within the
buildSubSectionare correctly implemented and tested, especially the conditions in lines 14-18 which handle the display logic based on external data.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/messages/aboutForm.ts (1)
16-16: Modification toidproperty inaboutForm.description.The change to include
#markdownin theidof thedescriptionobject is approved. This change suggests that the description will now support markdown formatting. Verify that the rendering engines or components that use thisidare capable of processing markdown to ensure that the description is displayed correctly.Run the following script to verify the rendering of markdown in descriptions:
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseTaxReturnFilesSection.ts (1)
11-54: Well-structured tax return files section.The
spouseTaxReturnFilesSectionis well-defined with appropriate use of fields and localized messages. The structure adheres to the application's architectural standards.However, verify the condition logic to ensure it accurately handles all edge cases related to tax data retrieval.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/messages/incomeForm.ts (1)
24-28: Simplified income examples list.The consolidation of income examples into a single
incomeExampleListsimplifies the structure and enhances clarity. This change is likely to improve both maintainability and the user experience.However, verify that the new list format renders correctly in the UI.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/MunicipalityNotRegisteredForm/MuncipalityNotRegistered.ts (1)
1-6: Imports are correctly structured.The imports are appropriately structured and used within the file.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesForm/informationSection.ts (2)
1-8: Imports are correctly structured.The imports are appropriately structured and used within the file.
14-72: Approve the section structure and highlight the good use of dynamic content.The section structure is well-organized and uses dynamic content effectively, enhancing the user experience by providing context-specific information. The use of
getValueViaPathto dynamically fetch URL data is a good practice and should be maintained.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/types.ts (2)
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1-12: Imports are correctly structured.The imports are appropriately structured and used within the file.
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13-77: Approve the type changes and highlight the improvements in clarity and maintainability.The renaming of types to follow a consistent naming convention and the removal of unused types simplify the codebase and enhance clarity. The changes are well-executed and improve the maintainability of the code.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesSpouseForm/informationSection.ts (1)
1-15: Well-organized imports and constants.The imports are appropriately organized and the use of shared libraries for date functions is a good practice.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterstSection/unknownRelationshipSubSection.ts (2)
1-14: Well-organized imports and constants.The imports are appropriately organized and the use of shared libraries for utility functions is a good practice.
16-70: Well-implemented subsection with dynamic content.The
unknownRelationshipSubSectionis well-constructed with appropriate use of dynamic content based on application data.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/ChildrenForm/ChildrenForm.tsx (1)
1-12: Updated import paths enhance clarity.The import of
DescriptionTextfrom its new path improves maintainability and clarity of the component structure.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseConfirmationSection.ts (1)
18-88: Well-implemented form section for spouse confirmation.The
spouseConfirmationSectionfunction is well-structured and effectively uses conditional rendering and dynamic content. It adheres to best practices in form organization and state handling.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Status/ApplicantStatus.tsx (1)
9-16: Improved clarity with explicit component imports.The restructuring of import statements enhances modularity and maintainability. Ensure that all paths are correct and that the components are properly exported from their new locations.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/components/Status/Estimation/Estimation.tsx (1)
13-14: Refined imports and updated logic for tax credit evaluation.The new direct import paths for
BreakdownandDescriptionTextenhance clarity. The change in accessingpersonalTaxCreditshould be verified to ensure it aligns with the updated data model and is consistently implemented across the application.Also applies to: 64-64
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Consistent usage of
personalTaxCredit.typeacross the application.The new data access pattern for
personalTaxCredit.typeis consistently used across various files, including service files, formatters, and components. This confirms that the logic change aligns with the updated data model. The import changes and logic updates inEstimation.tsxare correct and consistent with the rest of the application.
- Files with consistent usage:
financial-aid.service.tsformatters.tsEstimation.tsxSummaryForm.tsxScripts executed
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/confirmationSection/confirmationMultiField.ts (1)
67-100: Remove debug statements and verify external data handling.The use of
console.logfor debugging (lines 93 and 95) should be removed in production code to avoid exposing potentially sensitive information. Additionally, ensure that the external data accessed in these functions is handled securely and conforms to privacy standards.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/SpouseSummaryForm.tsx (2)
75-75: Approve the updated condition with a verification suggestion.The update to check the
typeproperty withinspouseIncomereflects a more detailed data model. Ensure that all references tospouseIncomein the application have been updated accordingly.
84-85: Approve the use of optional chaining for robustness.The use of optional chaining (
?? []) for accessingspouseTaxReturnFilesandspouseIncomeFilesenhances the robustness of the component by safely handling potentially undefined properties. This is a best practice worth maintaining.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/messages/privacyPolicyAccordion.ts (1)
20-20: Approve the updated privacy policy message with a suggestion for legal review.The revised
defaultMessageprovides a clearer and more structured explanation of personal data processing. It is recommended to review this update for legal compliance and clarity to ensure it meets all necessary standards.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/dataSchema.ts (7)
10-14: FileSchema is well-defined.The schema correctly defines the necessary fields for file information, including optional URL validation.
16-22: childSchoolInfoSchema is comprehensive.The schema effectively captures all necessary details about a child's school information, ensuring thorough validation.
24-28: bankInfoSchema is appropriately flexible.The schema allows for optional fields, accommodating different levels of available banking information.
30-55: relationshipStatusSchema effectively uses conditional validation.The schema uses
refineto enforce additional validation rules based on theunregisteredCohabitationstatus, ensuring accurate data capture for relationship statuses.
57-69: studentSchema correctly implements conditional validation.The schema ensures that additional information is provided when the student status is 'Yes', using
refineeffectively.
70-81: homeCircumstancesSchema is well-designed for conditional inputs.The schema requires additional information when the type is 'OTHER', ensuring detailed data capture for various home circumstances.
82-92: employmentSchema effectively handles conditional inputs.The schema ensures that additional information is provided for the employment type 'OTHER', using conditional validation appropriately.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/formatters.ts (2)
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89-130: UpdatedformItemsfunction to useAnswersSchemaenhances data handling.The function now uses the updated
AnswersSchema, ensuring consistency and type safety across the application. The logic within the function is well-structured and correctly accesses nested properties.
139-143: UpdatedspouseFormItemsfunction to useAnswersSchemaensures type safety.The function now correctly uses the updated
AnswersSchema, aligning with the application's data handling improvements. The logic is appropriate for spouse-related data processing.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/utils.ts (4)
105-106: UpdatedhasFilesfunction to useAnswersSchemaaligns with data schema changes.The function now uses the updated
AnswersSchema, ensuring consistency and type safety when checking for file presence.
128-137: NewhasSpouse2function is well-implemented.The function effectively checks for the presence of a spouse using updated data structures and provides clear logic, enhancing the application's functionality.
140-158: NewgetNextStepsDescriptionfunction enhances user guidance.The function logically determines the appropriate next steps based on the spouse status and the presence of income files, effectively enhancing user guidance.
174-185: NewhasIncomeFilesandhasSpouseIncomeFilesfunctions are correctly implemented.These functions effectively check for the presence of income files for both the applicant and their spouse, using the updated data schema to ensure consistency.
libs/application/core/src/lib/fieldBuilders.ts (2)
444-467: Well-implemented function for creating accordion fields.The
buildAccordionFieldfunction is correctly implemented using TypeScript best practices. It simplifies the creation of accordion fields by predefining certain properties, which enhances consistency and maintainability.Please ensure that this function is integrated correctly with the rest of the application and that all instances where accordion fields are created have been updated to use this new builder function.
470-484: Well-implemented function for creating bank account fields.The
buildBankAccountFieldfunction is correctly implemented and follows TypeScript best practices similar to other field builders in this module. It ensures that bank account fields are created with consistent properties, enhancing maintainability.Please ensure that this function is integrated correctly with the rest of the application and that all instances where bank account fields are created have been updated to use this new builder function.
libs/application/core/src/lib/messages.ts (3)
294-298: Clear and descriptive message for bank account number.The message definition for
defaultBankAccountBankNumberis well-implemented. It is clear, descriptive, and follows internationalization best practices.
299-303: Well-defined message for bank account ledger.The message definition for
defaultBankAccountLedgeris clear and follows internationalization best practices. It provides specific information that enhances user understanding in the context of bank account management.
304-308: Clear and descriptive message for bank account number.The message definition for
defaultBankAccountAccountNumberis well-implemented. It is clear, descriptive, and follows internationalization best practices.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/FinancialAidTemplate.ts (5)
68-69: Refactor: Updated import path for PrerequisitesForm.The change in the import path to
PrerequisitesFormaligns with the PR's goal of improving clarity and maintainability by standardizing naming conventions. Ensure that the new path is correctly set up in the project's structure and that all references to this module are updated accordingly.
185-186: Refactor: Updated import path for SpouseForm.The change in the import path for
SpouseFormis in line with the PR's objectives to improve code organization. Confirm that the new path is correctly set up and that all references to this module are updated accordingly.
112-113: Refactor: Updated import path for ApplicationForm.The renaming and restructuring of the import path for
ApplicationFormare consistent with the PR's objectives. Verify that the new path is correctly integrated and that all dependent modules reflect this change.Verification successful
Verification Successful: Import Path for
ApplicationFormis Correctly IntegratedThe import path for
ApplicationForminlibs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/FinancialAidTemplate.tsis correctly updated and integrated as per the refactoring objectives. No conflicting imports were found in the codebase.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/FinancialAidTemplate.ts: Correctly uses the new import path../forms/ApplicationForm.Scripts executed
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155-156: Refactor: Consolidated import paths for SubmittedForms.The restructuring of
ApplicantSubmittedandSpouseSubmittedinto aSubmittedFormsdirectory is a good practice for organizing related forms. Ensure that all references to these forms are updated across the project to reflect this change.Also applies to: 194-195, 219-220
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Verification Successful: Consolidated import paths for SubmittedForms are correctly updated.
The import paths for
ApplicantSubmittedandSpouseSubmittedhave been successfully updated to reflect their new locations in theSubmittedFormsdirectory. All references in the codebase are consistent with this change.
ApplicantSubmittedandSpouseSubmittedare correctly imported from../forms/SubmittedForms/inFinancialAidTemplate.ts.Scripts executed
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228-229: Refactor: Updated import path for SpouseSubmitted.The restructuring of the import path for
SpouseSubmittedinto theSubmittedFormsdirectory helps in organizing related forms better. Verify that the new path is correctly integrated and that all dependent modules reflect this change.Verification successful
Verification Successful: Import Path for
SpouseSubmittedis Correctly IntegratedThe import path for
SpouseSubmittedhas been updated to reflect its location in theSubmittedFormsdirectory, and this change is correctly integrated in the codebase. No further issues were found regarding this update.
FinancialAidTemplate.tscorrectly importsSpouseSubmittedfrom../forms/SubmittedForms/SpouseSubmitted.Scripts executed
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libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/financial-aid/financial-aid.service.ts (2)
154-164: Enhancement: Improved handling of optional properties with nullish coalescing.The use of the nullish coalescing operator (
??) to provide default empty arrays for various file types is a robust enhancement. This change ensures that theformatFilesfunction is always called with an array, preventing potential errors when accessing these properties.
175-177: Refinement: Updated logic for determininghasIncomeandusePersonalTaxCredit.The changes to use the
typeproperty for checking conditions inhasIncomeandusePersonalTaxCreditlikely align better with the intended data structure and improve the accuracy of these flags. This is a good practice for ensuring that the logic matches the data model.
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/index.ts (1)
1-24: LGTM! The code adheres to the modular structure and effectively organizes the sub-sections.The code changes are approved for the following reasons:
- The file adheres to the modular structure by importing sub-sections and building the section using the
buildSectionfunction from@island.is/application/core.- The file uses TypeScript for importing types and defining the section.
- The file effectively organizes the sub-sections as children of the main section.
A few additional suggestions:
- Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the purpose and structure of the section and its sub-sections. This can enhance the maintainability and readability of the code.
- Ensure that the imported sub-sections are reusable across different NextJS apps. If not, consider refactoring them to be more generic and reusable.
- Verify that the imported sub-sections are effectively tree-shaken and bundled to optimize the application's performance.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/homeCircumstancesSubSection.ts (1)
1-40: LGTM! The code changes are approved.The
homeCircumstancesSubSectionfunction is well-structured and effectively uses the utility functions to build the form subsection. The use of constants and types from other files improves the readability and maintainability of the code. The conditional rendering of the text field based on the radio field value is a good practice to show relevant fields based on user input.The code adheres to the reusability and TypeScript usage guidelines mentioned in the additional instructions.
Here are a few additional suggestions for improvement:
Consider adding a brief comment above the function to describe its purpose and the structure of the form subsection it builds. This can help other developers quickly understand the purpose of the function without having to read through the entire code.
Consider destructuring the
RoutesandHomeCircumstancesimports to avoid using the full namespace when referencing them in the code. This can improve the readability of the code.-import { Routes } from '../../../lib/constants' +import { Routes } from '../../../lib/constants' +const { HOMECIRCUMSTANCES } = Routes -import { HomeCircumstances } from '@island.is/financial-aid/shared/lib' +import { HomeCircumstances } from '@island.is/financial-aid/shared/lib' +const { OTHER } = HomeCircumstances
- Consider adding a test file for this function to ensure that it builds the form subsection correctly and handles the conditional rendering of the text field based on the radio field value. This can help catch any regressions introduced by future changes to the code.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/MunicipalityNotRegisteredForm/MunicipalityNotRegistered.ts (1)
14-61: LGTM! The form definition is well-structured and follows the guidelines.The
MunicipalityNotRegisteredform definition is properly constructed using thebuildFormfunction and includes the necessary fields and components.A few additional suggestions:
- Consider extracting the
getApplicantsServiceCenterfunction call into a separate variable to avoid duplicate calls (lines 26, 41-42, 52-53).- If the
Logocomponent is specific to this form, consider moving it to the same directory as the form definition for better organization.Overall, the form definition adheres to the reusability and TypeScript usage guidelines, making it suitable for use across different NextJS apps.
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- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/components/Logo/Logo.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/confirmationSection/confirmationMultiField.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/contactInfoSection/contactInfoMultiField.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/index.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/childrenFilesSubSection.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/childrenSubSection.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/employmentSubSection.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/homeCircumstancesSubSection.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/inARelationshipSubSection.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/index.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/studentSubSection.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/unknownRelationshipSubSection.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/MunicipalityNotRegisteredForm/MunicipalityNotRegistered.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesSpouseForm/index.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesSpouseForm/informationSection.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/FinancialAidTemplate.ts (11 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/constants.ts (4 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/utils.ts (5 hunks)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/utils/getApplicantsServiceCenter.ts (1 hunks)
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- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/FinancialAidTemplate.ts
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (7)
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/components/Logo/Logo.tsx
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/confirmationSection/confirmationMultiField.ts
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/contactInfoSection/contactInfoMultiField.ts
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/index.ts
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesSpouseForm/index.ts
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesSpouseForm/informationSection.ts
- libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/constants.ts
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/childrenSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/index.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/childrenFilesSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/employmentSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/studentSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/homeCircumstancesSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/inARelationshipSubSection.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/MunicipalityNotRegisteredForm/MunicipalityNotRegistered.ts (1)
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/utils/getApplicantsServiceCenter.ts (1)
1-19: LGTM!The
getApplicantsServiceCenterfunction is well-implemented and follows good practices:
- It correctly types the input parameter and return value.
- It safely accesses the nested properties of the
externalDataobject using optional chaining and type assertion.- It effectively utilizes the shared
serviceCentersdata to find the matching service center based on the municipality code.The code changes are approved.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/childrenSubSection.ts (2)
10-29: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
10-29: Verify the reusability of the component.Ensure that the
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/childrenFilesSubSection.ts (1)
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13-39: Excellent code structure and adherence to best practices!The code follows a modular and reusable structure by utilizing the build functions from
@island.is/application/core. The use ofbuildMultiField,buildRadioField, andbuildTextFieldpromotes consistency and reusability across the application.The conditional rendering of
buildTextFieldbased on the selected employment type enhances the user experience by dynamically adapting the form based on the user's input.The code effectively utilizes TypeScript by specifying types like
FormValueandEmployment, ensuring type safety and improving code maintainability.Overall, the code adheres to the principles of reusability, TypeScript usage, and follows best practices for building modular and maintainable forms.
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1-40: Code adheres to the specified guidelines.The code follows the guidelines for reusability, TypeScript usage, and bundling practices:
- It uses reusable builder functions from
@island.is/application/coreto create the form subsection, promoting consistency across NextJS apps.- It leverages TypeScript for defining types and interfaces, enhancing type safety.
- The modular structure and focused imports should enable effective tree-shaking and bundling.
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16-70: LGTM!The code follows best practices for building reusable and maintainable form components:
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mmodule for internationalization.- It conditionally renders form fields based on the user's answers, which improves the user experience.
- It is well-organized and easy to read, which makes it easier to maintain and extend.
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1-324: Consider component decomposition for improved maintainability.The
ApplicationProfilecomponent adheres to NextJS best practices and makes good use of TypeScript for type safety. However, its size and complexity suggest that it might benefit from further decomposition into smaller, more focused components. This could improve maintainability and readability.Consider breaking down the
ApplicationProfilecomponent into smaller, reusable components. For example:
- Create separate components for each section (e.g.,
ApplicantInfo,SpouseInfo,ChildrenInfo).- Extract the modal logic into custom hooks or separate components.
This refactoring would align with the PR's goal of improving maintainability and could potentially increase the reusability of these components across the application.
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseIncomeFilesSection.ts (2)
11-15: LGTM: Section definition and condition look good.The section is well-defined using
buildSection, and the condition for rendering is clear and type-safe.Consider extracting the condition into a separate function for improved readability:
const shouldShowSpouseIncomeFiles = (answers: any): boolean => { const income = getValueViaPath<ApproveOptions>(answers, 'spouseIncome.type') return income === ApproveOptions.Yes } export const spouseIncomeFilesSection = buildSection({ condition: shouldShowSpouseIncomeFiles, // ... rest of the section configuration })
16-33: LGTM: Section configuration is well-structured and reusable.The section configuration is clear, using appropriate utility functions and constants. It's structured in a way that promotes reusability across different NextJS apps.
Consider adding explicit type annotations to improve type safety:
export const spouseIncomeFilesSection: Section = buildSection({ // ... existing configuration }) interface Section { // Define the structure of the section object }This will make the exported type more explicit and improve type checking in consuming code.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Status/util.ts (1)
4-7: Consider adding an explicit return type.While the function signature is clear, adding an explicit return type would enhance type safety and serve as self-documentation. Consider defining an interface for the return type and using it in the function signature.
Here's a suggested implementation:
interface ApplicantStatusConstants { currentApplicationId: string | undefined; showCopyUrl: boolean | undefined; rulesPage: string | undefined; homepage: string | undefined; email: string | undefined; rulesHomepage: string | undefined; } export const getApplicantStatusConstants = ( answers: FormValue, externalData: ExternalData ): ApplicantStatusConstants => { // ... function body ... }libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/incomeFileSubSection.ts (1)
1-35: Overall, excellent implementation with minor improvement suggested.The
incomeFileSubSection.tsfile is well-implemented, adhering to the coding guidelines for thelibsdirectory:
- It uses reusable components and hooks, promoting consistency across NextJS apps.
- TypeScript is effectively used for type safety and exported types.
- The structure facilitates effective tree-shaking and bundling.
To further improve the file:
- Consider adding a title to the file upload field as suggested earlier.
- You might want to add a brief comment at the top of the file explaining its purpose and how it fits into the larger application structure.
Great job on creating a maintainable and reusable component!
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/childrenFilesSubSection.ts (1)
11-36: LGTM: Well-structured subsection with good use of core components.The
childrenFilesSubSectionis well-defined usingbuildSubSection, which aligns with the coding guidelines for reusability across NextJS apps. The structure promotes consistency by using route constants and localized messages.However, to further improve type safety:
Consider explicitly typing the
externalDataparameter in the condition function:condition: (_, externalData: { childrenCustodyInformation?: { data: Array<ApplicantChildCustodyInformation> } }) => { // ... existing code ... }This will ensure better type checking and documentation of the expected external data structure.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/MissingFilesConfirmation.tsx (1)
16-22: LGTM: Improved logic for determining fileTypeThe new logic for determining
fileTypebased on theisSpouseproperty enhances the component's flexibility and reusability. The use ofgetValueViaPathis a good approach for accessing nested properties safely.Consider using a const assertion for the
fileTypeto improve type inference:const fileType = (isSpouse ? 'missingFilesSpouse' : 'missingFiles') as const;This will ensure that
fileTypeis inferred as a union type of literal strings, which can be beneficial for type checking in other parts of the code.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/taxReturnFilesSubSection.ts (2)
11-24: Well-structured subsection with type-safe condition.The subsection is well-defined with a clear structure and a type-safe condition function. The use of
getValueViaPathenhances type safety when accessing nested properties of the external data.For improved type safety, consider defining an interface for the expected structure of
externalData:interface ExternalData { taxData: { data: { municipalitiesDirectTaxPayments: { success: boolean; }; municipalitiesPersonalTaxReturn: { personalTaxReturn: unknown; }; }; }; }Then, update the condition function signature:
condition: (_, externalData: ExternalData) => { // ... existing code ... }This change will provide better type checking and autocompletion for the
externalDataobject.
25-55: Well-structured and reusable component composition with room for accessibility improvement.The children components are well-structured using reusable utility functions from the core library. The file upload field and description fields are logically organized and provide necessary user guidance.
To enhance accessibility, consider adding an
aria-labelto the file upload field:buildFileUploadField({ id: Routes.TAXRETURNFILES, title: '', uploadMultiple: true, maxSize: FILE_SIZE_LIMIT, uploadAccept: UPLOAD_ACCEPT, + ariaLabel: m.taxReturnForm.general.uploadAriaLabel, // Add this line }),Ensure to add the corresponding message in your messages file:
// In your messages file export const taxReturnForm = { // ... existing messages general: { // ... existing messages uploadAriaLabel: 'Upload tax return files', }, }This change will improve the experience for users relying on screen readers.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Status/ApplicantStatus.tsx (2)
6-14: Improved import structure and standardized prop types.The reorganization of imports and the use of
FieldBasePropsfrom a shared types package align well with the goal of improving reusability across different NextJS apps. This change enhances the overall structure and maintainability of the codebase.Consider grouping the imports by their source (e.g., external libraries, internal components) for even better readability. For example:
import React from 'react' import { Box, LoadingDots } from '@island.is/island-ui/core' import { FieldBaseProps } from '@island.is/application/types' import { ApplicationState } from '@island.is/financial-aid/shared/lib' import { hasSpouse, waitingForSpouse } from '../../lib/utils' import useApplication from '../../lib/hooks/useApplication' import Header from '../../components/Status/Header/Header' // ... other internal component imports import { getApplicantStatusConstants } from './util'
18-26: Improved code organization with utility function.The introduction of
getApplicantStatusConstantsis a great refactoring that enhances code readability and maintainability. It centralizes the logic for extracting constants from the application object, which aligns well with the reusability guideline.Consider adding a type annotation for the destructured object to improve type safety:
const { currentApplicationId, showCopyUrl, rulesPage, homepage, email, rulesHomepage, }: { currentApplicationId: string; showCopyUrl: boolean; rulesPage: string; homepage: string; email: string; rulesHomepage: string; } = getApplicantStatusConstants(answers, externalData)This would make the component more robust and easier to maintain in the long run.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/utils.ts (2)
19-95: LGTM: Well-structured function with a minor improvement suggestion.The
getSpouseSummaryConstantsfunction is well-implemented, adhering to TypeScript best practices and ensuring type safety. It effectively extracts spouse-related information from the provided data structures.Suggestion for improvement:
Consider creating a type for the return value of this function. This would enhance type safety and make the function's output more predictable for consumers.Example:
type SpouseSummaryConstants = { nationalId: string | undefined; data: NationalRegistryIndividual | undefined; // ... other properties }; export const getSpouseSummaryConstants = ( answers: FormValue, externalData: ExternalData ): SpouseSummaryConstants => { // ... existing implementation }This change would align even more closely with the coding guidelines for TypeScript usage and improve reusability across different NextJS apps.
97-175: LGTM: Well-implemented function with a suggestion for enhanced type safety.The
getSummaryConstantsfunction is well-structured and follows TypeScript best practices. It effectively extracts various pieces of information related to the financial aid application.Suggestion for improvement:
Similar to the previous function, consider creating a type for the return value of this function. This would further enhance type safety and improve the function's usability across different NextJS apps.Example:
type SummaryConstants = { homeCircumstances: HomeCircumstances | undefined; individualAid: Aid | undefined; // ... other properties }; export const getSummaryConstants = ( answers: FormValue, externalData: ExternalData ): SummaryConstants => { // ... existing implementation }This change would align even more closely with the coding guidelines for TypeScript usage and improve reusability.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Status/SpouseStatus.tsx (1)
49-50: Align prop names withMoreActionscomponent expectationsThe props
municipalityRulesPageandmunicipalityEmailpassed to<MoreActions>may need to match the expected prop names for consistency and clarity.Consider renaming the props if necessary to align with the
MoreActionscomponent's interface.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseTaxReturnFilesSection.ts (1)
13-16: Inconsistent Type Annotations ingetValueViaPathOn line 13,
getValueViaPath<boolean>includes a type parameter specifying the expected return type. However, on line 17,getValueViaPathis used without a type parameter. For consistency and better type safety, consider specifying the expected type on line 17 as well.Consider updating line 17 as follows:
- const spouseTaxReturn = getValueViaPath( + const spouseTaxReturn = getValueViaPath<ExpectedType>(Replace
ExpectedTypewith the appropriate type forspouseTaxReturn.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/confirmationSection/confirmationMultiField.ts (1)
11-15: Consider renaminghasSpouse2for better readabilityThe function
hasSpouse2imported on line 14 may be confusing due to the numerical suffix. Using numbers in function names can reduce code readability and maintainability.Consider renaming
hasSpouse2to a more descriptive name, such asapplicationHasSpouseorcheckIfHasSpouse, to improve code clarity.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/utils.ts (1)
183-187: Rename variable for clarity in 'hasSpouseIncomeFiles' function.In the
hasSpouseIncomeFilesfunction, the variableincomerepresentsspouseIncomeFiles. Renaming it tospouseIncomeFilesimproves readability.Apply this diff to rename the variable:
export const hasSpouseIncomeFiles = (formValue: FormValue) => { - const income = formValue.spouseIncomeFiles as Array<File> - return income && income.length > 0 + const spouseIncomeFiles = formValue.spouseIncomeFiles as Array<File> + return spouseIncomeFiles && spouseIncomeFiles.length > 0 }
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseIncomeFilesSection.ts (2)
1-9: LGTM: Import statements are clean and support tree-shaking.The import statements are well-organized, importing only the necessary functions and constants. This approach supports effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.
1-33: Overall assessment: Well-implemented and adheres to coding guidelines.This new file introduces a reusable component for spouse income file uploads, adhering to the coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory. It effectively uses TypeScript for type safety, supports tree-shaking, and is structured for reusability across different NextJS apps. The implementation is clean and well-organized.A few minor suggestions have been made to further improve readability and type safety, but overall, this is a solid addition to the codebase.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Status/util.ts (2)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and concise.The import statements are well-structured, importing only the necessary function and types required for this utility.
8-37: LGTM: Well-structured implementation with safe value extraction.The function body is well-implemented, using
getValueViaPathconsistently for safe value extraction. The extracted values seem relevant to the applicant's status, and the implementation adheres to the principle of reusability across different NextJS apps.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/incomeFileSubSection.ts (3)
1-9: LGTM: Import statements are well-organized and follow best practices.The import statements are clear, concise, and follow best practices:
- Reusable components from '@island.is/application/core' are imported, promoting code reuse across NextJS apps.
- Local imports use relative paths consistently.
- Named imports are used, facilitating effective tree-shaking.
11-35: LGTM: Well-structured and type-safe implementation of the income files subsection.The implementation of
incomeFilesSubSectionis well-organized and follows best practices:
- It uses reusable components from the core library, promoting consistency across applications.
- TypeScript is used effectively for type safety (e.g.,
ApproveOptionsenum).- The condition logic is clear and correctly implemented.
- Constants are used for file size limits and accepted file types, enhancing maintainability.
The structure allows for easy reuse and maintenance, aligning with the coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory.
26-27: Consider adding a title to the file upload field.The file upload field currently has an empty title (
title: ''). As mentioned in a previous review, it's a good practice to provide a descriptive title for form fields to improve user experience and accessibility.Consider adding a meaningful title to the file upload field. For example:
- title: '', + title: m.incomeFilesForm.general.uploadTitle,Ensure that
uploadTitleis defined in your messages file.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/personalInterestSection/childrenFilesSubSection.ts (2)
1-9: LGTM: Import statements are well-structured and follow best practices.The imports are properly organized, using destructuring for specific imports from '@island.is/application/core' and local modules. This approach aligns with the coding guidelines for reusability across NextJS apps and supports effective tree-shaking.
1-36: Overall, excellent implementation of the childrenFilesSubSection.This new file adheres well to the coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory. It demonstrates good practices in terms of:
- Reusability of components across NextJS apps
- Effective use of TypeScript for type safety
- Proper structuring for efficient tree-shaking and bundling
The code is well-organized, uses core components appropriately, and follows a consistent style. The suggested improvements are minor and aimed at further enhancing type safety and potentially improving user experience.
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4-10: LGTM: Import changes improve reusability and type safetyThe updated imports align well with the PR objectives and coding guidelines. By importing from shared libraries (
@island.is/shared/typesand@island.is/application/core), you're improving reusability across different NextJS apps. The addition ofRecordObjectandFieldBasePropstypes enhances type safety, which is great.
12-12: LGTM: Props update enhances component flexibilityThe addition of the
fieldprop of typeFieldBasePropsimproves the component's flexibility and type safety. This change aligns well with the coding guidelines for TypeScript usage in defining props and contributes to better maintainability of the codebase.
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Textcomponent andButtoncomponent aligns with the PR objective of simplifying custom components. This change is consistent with the previous review comment about moving text out of the custom component.To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact the user experience, please confirm:
- Is the removed header text now handled at a higher level in the component tree?
- Is the functionality of the removed "Reload page" button still accessible to users when needed?
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1-13: LGTM: Well-organized imports supporting tree-shakingThe import statements are well-structured, importing only the necessary functions and types. This approach supports effective tree-shaking and bundling practices, which aligns with the coding guidelines for reusable components.
15-25: LGTM: Well-structured section definitionThe
childrenSubSectionis defined using thebuildSubSectionutility, which promotes reusability and consistency. The use ofRoutesconstant for the ID and message library for the title enhances maintainability. This structure aligns well with the coding guidelines for reusable components in NextJS apps.
16-22: LGTM: Robust conditional rendering logicThe condition function for rendering the section is well-implemented. It uses TypeScript for type safety and the
getValueViaPathutility to safely access nested properties. The function correctly handles potential undefined values, returning a boolean based on the presence of child custody information. This approach enhances the robustness of the component.
1-57: Overall: Excellent implementation of a reusable form sectionThis file demonstrates a high-quality implementation of a form section for a financial aid application. It adheres to the coding guidelines for
libs/**/*, promoting reusability across different NextJS apps. The use of TypeScript for type safety, utility functions from the core library, and message libraries for internationalization all contribute to a maintainable and robust codebase.The structure is well-organized, with clear separation of concerns and appropriate use of conditional rendering. The use of utility functions from
@island.is/application/coreensures consistency with other parts of the application.One area for potential follow-up is the
ChildrenFormcustom component, which should be verified for proper implementation and reusability.
26-56: LGTM: Well-structured form with appropriate field typesThe section's structure is well-organized, using appropriate field types for different kinds of information. The use of message libraries for titles and descriptions promotes internationalization and maintainability.
However, there's a custom component
ChildrenFormbeing used. While this likely adheres to the project's standards, it would be beneficial to verify its implementation and reusability.To verify the
ChildrenFormcomponent:libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/ApplicationForm/financesSection/taxReturnFilesSubSection.ts (2)
1-9: Well-structured imports for better maintainability and tree-shaking.The import statements are well-organized, using named imports from both external and local modules. This approach enhances code readability and supports effective tree-shaking, aligning with the coding guidelines for reusability and bundling practices.
1-55: Overall excellent implementation with minor suggestions for improvement.This file demonstrates a high-quality implementation of a tax return files subsection for the financial aid application. It adheres to the coding guidelines for the 'libs' directory, showcasing:
- Reusability: Utilizes core utility functions for building form components.
- TypeScript usage: Employs TypeScript for improved type safety.
- Effective bundling practices: Uses named imports to support tree-shaking.
The structure is clear, logical, and maintainable. The minor suggestions provided for improving type safety and accessibility will further enhance the overall quality of the code.
Great job on this implementation!
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17-17: Improved prop type definition.The change from
FAFieldBasePropstoFieldBasePropsis a positive step towards standardizing prop types across the application. This aligns well with the TypeScript usage guideline and enhances the reusability of the component.
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The consistent use of extracted constants (
showCopyUrl,rulesPage,homepage,rulesHomepage) throughout the JSX improves the overall code quality and reduces the likelihood of errors. Good job on maintaining the component's functionality while improving its structure.
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1-86: Overall assessment: Excellent refactoring and adherence to guidelines.The changes made to the
ApplicantStatuscomponent demonstrate a strong commitment to code quality and adherence to the provided guidelines for library files. Key improvements include:
- Better organization of imports and components.
- Standardization of prop types for improved reusability.
- Introduction of a utility function for better code organization.
- Improved JSX structure with better prop management.
These changes collectively enhance the component's reusability, maintainability, and alignment with TypeScript best practices. The refactoring also supports effective tree-shaking and bundling, which is crucial for library files.
Great job on this refactoring! The code is now more robust, easier to maintain, and better aligned with the project's coding standards.
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1-17: LGTM: Import statements are well-organized and relevant.The import statements are concise, relevant to the file's functionality, and follow TypeScript best practices for type imports. This adheres to the coding guidelines for effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Status/SpouseStatus.tsx (3)
13-13: Verify 'FieldBaseProps' includes all necessary propertiesBy replacing
FAFieldBasePropswithFieldBasePropsin the component's props, please ensure that all required properties are still available. This change might affect how the component receives its data.
19-22: Ensure correct path ingetValueViaPathforrulesHomepagePlease verify that the path
'municipality.data.rulesHomepage'accurately reflects the structure ofexternalData. This ensures thatrulesHomepageis retrieved correctly.
23-23: Confirm the path forgetValueViaPathDouble-check that
'municipality.data.email'is the correct path inexternalDatato obtain theundefinederrors.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseForm/spouseTaxReturnFilesSection.ts (1)
1-60: Adherence to Coding GuidelinesThe code effectively adheres to the coding guidelines specified for files in the
libs/**/*path:
- Reusability: Components and utilities are structured for reuse across different NextJS applications.
- TypeScript Usage: Types are properly defined, enhancing type safety and clarity.
- Tree-shaking and Bundling: Imports are organized to support effective tree-shaking and efficient bundling practices.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/PrerequisitesSpouseForm/informationSection.ts (1)
17-84: Well-structured and reusable componentsThe
informationSectionis well-organized, utilizing reusable components and hooks effectively. The use of TypeScript for type definitions enhances type safety, and the code adheres to effective tree-shaking and bundling practices. Great job aligning with the coding guidelines.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/utils.ts (1)
99-102: Ensure 'hasActiveCurrentApplication' function is properly implemented before deployment.Previously, there was a concern that
hasActiveCurrentApplicationreturns a hardcoded value. Verify that this function now correctly determines if there is an active current application.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/formatters.ts (2)
93-145: Refactoring enhances type safety and reusabilityUpdating the
formItemsfunction to acceptFormValueand casting toAnswersSchemawithin the function improves flexibility. This change aligns with the coding guidelines by promoting TypeScript usage for defining props and exporting types, enhancing reusability across different NextJS applications.
147-156: Consistent use ofFormValueandgetValueViaPathimproves maintainabilityIn the
spouseFormItemsfunction, switching toFormValueand utilizinggetValueViaPathfor accessing nested properties enhances consistency and readability. This approach adheres to best practices in TypeScript and supports effective tree-shaking and bundling.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/SummaryForm.tsx (3)
30-34: Updated to use shared 'FieldBaseProps' for consistencyReplacing
FAFieldBasePropswithFieldBasePropsfrom@island.is/application/typesenhances reusability across different NextJS applications and aligns with shared type definitions.
31-39: Casting 'answers' to 'AnswersSchema' improves type safetyBy casting
answerstoAnswersSchema, the code ensures that the data conforms to the expected schema, enhancing type safety and preventing potential runtime errors.
214-214: Verify the impact of removing the 'withLogo' Higher-Order ComponentRemoving
withLogofrom the export might affect the display of the logo in theSummaryForm. Please ensure that the form renders as expected without thewithLogoHOC, and confirm that consistent branding is maintained.Run the following script to check for other usages of
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/utils.ts (2)
19-95: LGTM: Well-structured function with robust data extraction.The
getSpouseSummaryConstantsfunction effectively extracts and organizes spouse-related data using TypeScript best practices. The use ofgetValueViaPathwith type assertions ensures type safety when accessing nested properties.Consider adding JSDoc comments to describe the function's purpose and parameters for improved documentation.
97-175: LGTM: Comprehensive data extraction with good type safety.The
getSummaryConstantsfunction effectively collects a wide range of data points relevant to the financial aid application. The consistent use ofgetValueViaPathwith TypeScript generics ensures type safety when accessing nested properties.Suggestions for improvement:
- Consider adding JSDoc comments to describe the function's purpose and parameters.
- The function is quite long. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused functions for better maintainability.
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/utils.ts (2)
1-17: LGTM: Import statements are well-organized and follow best practices.The import statements are correctly structured, using named imports which promote better tree-shaking. The use of explicit type imports from '@island.is/application/types' and other modules adheres to TypeScript best practices.
1-175: Great job: File adheres to coding guidelines and best practices.This utility file demonstrates excellent adherence to the coding guidelines for
libs/**/*files:
- Reusability: The functions are designed to be reusable across different NextJS apps, extracting common data patterns for financial aid applications.
- TypeScript usage: The code makes effective use of TypeScript, including explicit type imports, type assertions, and generics for improved type safety.
- Tree-shaking and bundling: The use of named imports and explicit type declarations supports effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.
The overall structure and implementation of the utility functions promote maintainability and type safety. Great work on creating a robust and reusable module for financial aid applications.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/SpouseSummaryForm.tsx (2)
17-20: Updated props type to improve reusabilityChanging the props type from
FAFieldBasePropstoFieldBasePropsenhances component reusability across different NextJS apps, in line with the coding guidelines. This promotes consistency and maintainability.
110-110: Removal of 'withLogo' higher-order componentThe
withLogoHOC has been removed from the export statement. Verify that the logo is now handled appropriately elsewhere, ensuring that this change doesn't negatively affect the user interface.If the logo display is now managed differently due to the refactoring outlined in the PR objectives, then this change is acceptable.
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/index.ts (1)
1-7: Excellent refactoring to named exports!The changes to named exports for all components are a significant improvement:
- Enhanced reusability: Named exports allow for more selective imports, which is beneficial for reuse across different NextJS apps.
- Improved tree-shaking: This change facilitates more effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.
- Better TypeScript support: While not visible here, named exports typically work well with TypeScript for defining props and exporting types.
The organization of components into subdirectories (ChildrenForm, Summary, Status) also suggests a logical structure that could enhance maintainability.
Consider documenting this export pattern and folder structure in your project guidelines to ensure consistency across the codebase.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/utils/getApplicantsServiceCenter.ts (1)
5-16: LGTM: Well-implemented utility function with a minor suggestion.The
getApplicantsServiceCenterfunction is well-structured and follows good practices:
- It uses TypeScript for type safety.
- It leverages existing utilities like
getValueViaPathfor data extraction.- The function is pure, enhancing testability and predictability.
Consider explicitly handling the case when no service center is found. This could improve clarity and error handling:
export const getApplicantsServiceCenter = (application: Application) => { const { externalData } = application const municipalityCode = getValueViaPath<string>( externalData, 'nationalRegistry.data.address.municipalityCode', ) const applicantsCenter = serviceCenters.find( (serviceCenter) => serviceCenter.number === Number(municipalityCode), ) if (!applicantsCenter) { console.warn(`No service center found for municipality code: ${municipalityCode}`) } return applicantsCenter }This change adds explicit logging when no service center is found, which could be helpful for debugging and monitoring.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseSubmittedForm/index.ts (1)
11-19: Approved: Form structure looks good with a minor suggestion for improvementThe form structure is well-defined and follows the expected pattern for
buildForm. The use of a dynamic logo and the inclusion of child components demonstrate good practices for flexibility and modularity.To enhance type safety, consider explicitly typing the
applicationparameter in the logo function:logo: (application: Application) => { const logo = createElement(Logo, { application }) return () => logo },This change ensures that the
applicationobject conforms to theApplicationtype, reducing the potential for type-related errors.libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/CopyUrl/CopyUrl.tsx (4)
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4-9: Consider exporting the Props interface.To improve type safety and reusability when using this component in other parts of the application, consider exporting the
Propsinterface. This would allow other components or files to import and use this type definition if needed.Apply this change:
-interface Props { +export interface Props { inputLabel: string buttonLabel: string successMessage: string }
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3-3: Optimize style imports for better tree-shaking.Consider using named imports for styles instead of
import * as styles. This can potentially improve tree-shaking and reduce bundle size.Replace the current import with named imports:
-import * as styles from './CopyUrl.css' +import { buttonWrapper } from './CopyUrl.css'Then update the usage in the component:
-className={styles.buttonWrapper} +className={buttonWrapper}
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14-27: Consider using the Clipboard API for better compatibility.The current
copyToClipboardfunction usesdocument.execCommand('copy'), which is deprecated. Consider using the modern Clipboard API for better compatibility and simplicity. This would also avoid potential issues with server-side rendering.Here's a suggested implementation:
const copyToClipboard = async (val: string) => { try { await navigator.clipboard.writeText(val); buttonRef.current?.focus(); toast.success(successMessage); } catch (err) { console.error('Failed to copy: ', err); toast.error('Failed to copy to clipboard'); } }Note: This change requires error handling and might need a fallback for browsers that don't support the Clipboard API.
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29-31: Use useEffect with caution in server-side rendering.The
useEffecthook accesseswindow.location.href, which is not available during server-side rendering. Consider using NextJS'suseRouterhook or wrapping this logic in a check for thewindowobject.Here's a suggested implementation using NextJS's
useRouter:import { useRouter } from 'next/router'; // ... const router = useRouter(); useEffect(() => { if (typeof window !== 'undefined') { setCurrentUrl(`${window.location.origin}${router.asPath}`); } }, [router.asPath]);libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Status/ApplicantStatus.tsx (3)
17-23: Improved type safety and code organizationThe use of
FieldBasePropsand the introduction ofgetApplicantStatusConstantsimprove type safety and code organization. This aligns well with our TypeScript usage guidelines.Consider adding type annotations to the destructured
answersandexternalDatafor even better type safety:const { answers, externalData }: { answers: Answers; externalData: ExternalData } = application;Replace
AnswersandExternalDatawith the actual types used in your application.
48-50: Improved data access for RejectionMessageThe centralized access to
rulesPage,homepage, andgetApplicantStatusConstantsenhances maintainability and reusability. This is a good practice.Consider defining prop types for the
RejectionMessagecomponent to ensure type safety:type RejectionMessageProps = { rejectionComment: string | undefined; rulesPage: string; homepage: string; email: string; };This will help catch any potential type mismatches early in the development process.
71-72: Improved spouse step logic in TimelineThe updated condition for
showSpouseStepusing thehasSpousefunction withanswersandexternalDatais a good improvement. It makes the logic more explicit and potentially more accurate.To further improve readability, consider extracting this logic into a separate variable:
const showSpouseStep = isWaitingForSpouse ? hasSpouse(answers, externalData) : currentApplication?.spouseNationalId != null;This would make the JSX cleaner and the logic easier to understand at a glance.
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1-108: Overall assessment: Significant improvements with one remaining issueThe refactoring of
SpouseSummaryForm.tsxhas greatly improved code organization, readability, and adherence to coding guidelines. The introduction ofgetSpouseSummaryConstantsand the consistent use of its output throughout the component demonstrate better data management and separation of concerns.The changes align well with our guidelines for reusability, TypeScript usage, and effective bundling practices. However, there's still one important issue to address:
- The
useEffecthook's dependency array should includeuserInfoto prevent potential bugs related to stale closures.Once this issue is resolved, the component will be in excellent shape, showcasing improved maintainability and adherence to best practices.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/SummaryForm.tsx (2)
39-56: LGTM: Improved state management and data extractionThe introduction of 'answersSchema' with proper typing and the use of 'getSummaryConstants' function significantly improve code organization and type safety. This aligns well with the PR objectives of enhancing maintainability.
Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of 'getSummaryConstants' for better code documentation:
// Extract and process summary-related data from answers and externalData const { homeCircumstances, individualAid, // ... other extracted values } = getSummaryConstants(answers, externalData)
59-65: LGTM: Improved aidAmount calculation logicThe updated 'aidAmount' calculation using destructured variables enhances code readability and maintainability. This change aligns well with the PR objectives of improving code organization.
Consider extracting the family status check into a separate variable for better readability:
const isNotCohabitation = findFamilyStatus(answers, externalData) === FamilyStatus.NOT_COHABITATION return aidCalculator( homeCircumstances, isNotCohabitation ? individualAid : cohabitationAid )libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/FinancialAidTemplate.ts (2)
19-19: Consider specifying a more precise import path.The addition of type imports for
FinancialAidAnswersandFinancialAidExternalDataimproves type safety, which is great. However, the import path'..'is vague and could potentially lead to circular dependencies.Consider updating the import statement to use a more specific path:
import { FinancialAidAnswers, FinancialAidExternalData } from '../types'Replace
'../types'with the actual path to the file containing these type definitions.
265-271: LGTM: Type safety improvements in assignToSpouse action.The addition of type assertions for 'answers' and 'externalData' enhances type safety. The updated property access using optional chaining improves the robustness of the code. These changes align well with TypeScript best practices.
For improved readability, consider using type assertions with the
askeyword instead ofunknown:const answersSchema = answers as FinancialAidAnswers; const externalDataSchema = externalData as FinancialAidExternalData;This makes the type assertions more explicit and easier to understand at a glance.
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28-45: Avoid calling 'setValue' inside the render function to prevent side effectsCalling
setValuewithin the render loop can cause unexpected side effects and may lead to infinite re-renders. It's recommended to move these calls into auseEffecthook to ensure they're executed appropriately.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
+ import { useEffect } from 'react' export const ChildrenForm = ({ application, field, errors, }: FieldBaseProps) => { const { setValue, clearErrors } = useFormContext() const { formatMessage } = useLocale() const { externalData } = application const childrenExternalData = (externalData.childrenCustodyInformation?.data ?? []) as ApplicantChildCustodyInformation[] const childrenInfo = sortChildrenUnderAgeByAge(childrenExternalData) + useEffect(() => { + childrenInfo?.forEach((child, index) => { + const fieldIndex = `${field.id}[${index}]` + setValue(`${fieldIndex}.livesWithApplicant`, child.livesWithApplicant) + setValue(`${fieldIndex}.livesWithBothParents`, child.livesWithBothParents) + const nameField = `${fieldIndex}.fullName` + const nationalIdField = `${fieldIndex}.nationalId` + setValue(nameField, child.fullName) + setValue(nationalIdField, child.nationalId) + }) + }, [childrenInfo, field.id, setValue]) return ( <> {childrenInfo?.map((child, index) => { const fieldIndex = `${field.id}[${index}]` - setValue(`${fieldIndex}.livesWithApplicant`, child.livesWithApplicant) - setValue( - `${fieldIndex}.livesWithBothParents`, - child.livesWithBothParents, - ) const schoolField = `${fieldIndex}.school` const nameField = `${fieldIndex}.fullName` const nationalIdField = `${fieldIndex}.nationalId` - setValue(nameField, child.fullName) - setValue(nationalIdField, child.nationalId) const kennitalaInfo = kennitala.info(child.nationalId) const birthday = new Date(kennitalaInfo?.birthday) return ( <Box marginBottom={5} key={child.nationalId}> {/* ... */} </Box> ) })} </> ) }
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libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/utils/getApplicantsServiceCenter.ts (2)
1-3: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and follow best practices.The imports are appropriately chosen for the function's requirements. The use of absolute imports enhances readability and maintainability. The separation of concerns is evident, with utilities, types, and data being imported from distinct modules.
1-16: Overall assessment: Well-structured and reusable utility function.This new utility function
getApplicantsServiceCenteris a valuable addition to the codebase:
- It adheres to the coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory.- The function is reusable across different NextJS apps.
- It effectively uses TypeScript for type safety.
- The implementation promotes good practices like modularity and separation of concerns.
The function serves its purpose well and integrates smoothly with the existing codebase. The minor suggestion for explicit error handling would further enhance its robustness.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/forms/SpouseSubmittedForm/index.ts (1)
1-19: Overall: Well-structured and compliant with coding guidelinesThis file demonstrates good practices in terms of:
- Reusability: The form structure allows for easy integration in different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript usage: Props and types are well-defined.
- Modularity: The form is composed of smaller, focused components.
- Adherence to project structure: The file is correctly placed within the
libsdirectory.The code is clean, well-organized, and follows the expected patterns for the project. It supports effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Status/SpouseStatus.tsx (5)
5-11: Improved modularity and reusability in importsThe changes in import statements reflect a more modular approach, which aligns with our coding guidelines for reusability across different NextJS apps. The components are now imported from more specific paths, enhancing the overall organization of the codebase.
13-13: Enhanced type safety and tree-shakingThe change from
FAFieldBasePropstoFieldBasePropsimproves type safety and potentially increases reusability. The direct export of the component (export const SpouseStatus) aligns with effective tree-shaking practices, which is in line with our coding guidelines.
14-23: Improved data retrieval with type safetyThe use of
getValueViaPathfor retrievingcurrentApplicationId,rulesHomepage, andexternalDataenhances type safety and consistency in data access. This change also addresses the previous review comment about the incorrect path forcurrentApplicationId.
49-50: Enhanced modularity in MoreActions componentThe
MoreActionscomponent now receivesrulesHomepageandmunicipalityobject directly. This change improves modularity and reduces coupling, aligning with our guidelines for creating reusable components.
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1-53: Overall improvements in modularity and reusabilityThe changes in this file significantly enhance the component's modularity, type safety, and reusability. The refactoring aligns well with our coding guidelines for library components, including:
- Improved reusability across different NextJS apps
- Better TypeScript usage for props and data access
- Enhanced tree-shaking practices
These improvements contribute to a more maintainable and efficient codebase.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/CopyUrl/CopyUrl.tsx (2)
11-11: Approve the export change to named export.The modification from default export to named export is a positive change. It improves consistency with modern JavaScript/TypeScript practices, enhances tree-shaking capabilities, and makes imports more explicit, potentially reducing errors.
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The verification process has confirmed that the Island UI components imported from '@island.is/island-ui/core' are extensively used across various parts of the project. These components appear in numerous files, spanning different applications, templates, and modules within the codebase. This widespread usage indicates that the components are indeed accessible and reusable in other projects where this component might be used, addressing the initial concern about reusability.
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6-14: Improved import organization and type usageThe reorganization of imports and the use of
FieldBasePropsfrom@island.is/application/typesare positive changes. This structure enhances the reusability of components across different NextJS apps and improves the overall organization of the codebase.
41-41: Improved prop handling for SpouseAlertThe use of
showCopyUrl ?? falseis a good practice. It provides a default value and handles potential undefined cases, improving the robustness of the component.
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1-80: Overall assessment: Improved component structure and reusabilityThe refactoring of the
ApplicantStatuscomponent has significantly improved its structure, maintainability, and potential for reuse across different NextJS apps. Key improvements include:
- Better organization of imports and component structure.
- Improved type safety with the use of
FieldBasePropsand consistent TypeScript usage.- Enhanced data access and prop handling through the
getApplicantStatusConstantsutility function.- More explicit and potentially more accurate logic for spouse-related functionality.
These changes align well with the coding guidelines for library files, particularly in terms of reusability, TypeScript usage, and maintainability. The component now presents a cleaner, more modular structure that should facilitate easier maintenance and potential future enhancements.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/SpouseSummaryForm.tsx (8)
5-5: LGTM: Improved imports and type usageThe updated imports demonstrate better organization and separation of concerns. The use of
FieldBasePropsfrom '@island.is/application/types' aligns with our TypeScript usage guidelines, enhancing type safety and potential reusability across different NextJS apps.Also applies to: 9-17
20-23: LGTM: Improved component declarationThe direct export of the component and the use of
FieldBasePropsenhance tree-shaking capabilities and type safety, respectively. These changes align well with our coding guidelines for effective bundling practices and TypeScript usage.
31-34: Include 'userInfo' in the 'useEffect' dependency arrayThis issue was previously identified and still needs to be addressed. The
useEffecthook depends onuserInfo, but it's not included in the dependency array. This could cause issues ifuserInfochanges after the initial render.Apply the following diff to include
userInfoin the dependency array:useEffect(() => { setValue('spouseName', userInfo?.profile.name) -}, []) +}, [userInfo])
36-49: LGTM: Improved data extractionThe use of
getSpouseSummaryConstantsto extract multiple constants is a good refactoring. It centralizes the logic for data extraction, improving code organization and readability. This change enhances the maintainability of the component.
60-60: LGTM: Simplified address propThe change to use
datadirectly for the address prop aligns well with the new data structure provided bygetSpouseSummaryConstants. This simplification improves readability and maintains consistency with the refactored data extraction.
69-69: LGTM: Improved prop passing for DirectTaxPaymentCellThe use of
taxDatainstead ofexternalData.taxDataSpousefor the DirectTaxPaymentCell props aligns well with the new data structure. This change simplifies prop passing and improves code readability, consistent with the overall refactoring approach.Also applies to: 72-72
79-80: LGTM: Corrected variable names for ContactInfo propsThe typo in variable names for email and phone props has been corrected as previously suggested. The use of
spouseEmailandspousePhonealigns with the new data structure and naming conventions, resolving the potential reference errors.
85-89: LGTM: Improved prop passing for Files and SummaryCommentThe changes to the Files and SummaryComment components demonstrate improved prop passing. The use of more specific props from the extracted constants for the Files component and the direct use of
spouseFormCommentfor the SummaryComment component align well with the new data structure. These changes enhance code readability and maintain consistency with the overall refactoring approach.Also applies to: 96-96
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/fields/Summary/SummaryForm.tsx (6)
20-32: LGTM: Import statements reorganized for better modularityThe changes to the import statements align well with the PR objectives of reorganizing custom components and improving modularity. The use of TypeScript for importing types (FieldBaseProps, AnswersSchema) adheres to the coding guidelines and supports better type safety.
34-34: LGTM: Component signature updated for consistency and better tree-shakingThe change from 'FAFieldBaseProps' to 'FieldBaseProps' aligns with the project's goal of reducing dependency on custom components. Using a named export instead of a default export can improve tree-shaking, which is in line with the coding guidelines for effective bundling practices.
71-73: LGTM: Simplified condition for children aid alertThe simplified condition for showing the alert message about children aid improves code readability and maintainability. The use of destructured variables 'childrenCustodyData' and 'childrenAid' aligns well with the overall code structure improvements mentioned in the PR objectives.
151-153: LGTM: Improved null safety for UserInfo propsThe use of optional chaining with 'nationalRegistryData' improves null safety when passing props to the UserInfo component. This change aligns well with TypeScript best practices.
Note: There's an existing comment about potential undefined 'nationalRegistryData' in 'formatAddress'. Please address that comment to ensure full null safety.
156-160: LGTM: Improved ChildrenInfo rendering logic and propsThe updated condition for rendering ChildrenInfo and the addition of the 'childrenComment' prop improve the component's flexibility and type safety. The use of optional chaining with 'answersSchema?.childrenComment' enhances null safety, aligning well with TypeScript best practices.
183-193: LGTM: Improved Files component props with better null safetyThe updates to the Files component props, including the use of 'findFilesRouteFrom' function and the addition of optional chaining and nullish coalescing operators, significantly improve null safety and align well with TypeScript best practices.
Note: There's an existing comment about ensuring 'income.type' is defined. Please address that comment to prevent potential runtime errors.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/FinancialAidTemplate.ts (5)
15-15: LGTM: Typo correction in function name.The function name has been correctly updated from
isMuncipalityNotRegisteredtoisMunicipalityNotRegistered. This change improves code consistency and prevents potential runtime errors.
65-66: LGTM: Import path and module name updated.The import path and module name have been updated to reflect the new file structure and naming convention. This change improves code organization and clarity, supporting better reusability across different NextJS apps.
84-85: LGTM: State name and condition function corrected.The state name has been properly updated from 'MUNCIPALITYNOTREGISTERED' to 'MUNICIPALITYNOTREGISTERED', and the condition function name has been corrected to 'isMunicipalityNotRegistered'. These changes improve consistency and prevent potential runtime errors.
109-110: LGTM: Import path and module name updated for ApplicationForm.The import path and module name have been updated to reflect the new file structure and naming convention. This change improves code organization and clarity, supporting better reusability across different NextJS apps.
250-253: LGTM: Import path updated for MunicipalityNotRegistered.The import path for the MunicipalityNotRegistered component has been correctly updated to reflect the new file structure. This change improves code organization and supports better reusability across different NextJS apps. The typo mentioned in the past review comment has been successfully addressed.
libs/application/templates/financial-aid/src/lib/utils.ts (3)
33-33: Improved type safety inhasSpouseCheckThe casting of
context.applicationhas been removed, enhancing type safety and code clarity.
91-92: Resolved type safety issue inhasFilesfunctionThe
hasFilesfunction now acceptsAnswersSchemadirectly, eliminating the need for unsafe type casting and improving type safety.
114-126: RefactoredhasSpousefunction for clarity and type safetyThe
hasSpousefunction now acceptsFormValueandExternalDatadirectly, improving readability and ensuring proper type usage. The logic correctly determines if the applicant has a spouse.
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libs/application/core/src/lib/fieldBuilders.ts (2)
454-478: LGTM! Consider usingextractCommonFieldsfor consistency.The
buildAccordionFieldfunction is well-implemented and follows the established pattern for field builders. It properly uses TypeScript for type safety and is exported for reusability across different NextJS apps.For consistency with other field builders, consider using the
extractCommonFieldshelper function. This would handle common properties likeid,title,condition, etc. Here's a suggested refactor:export const buildAccordionField = ( data: Omit<AccordionField, 'type' | 'component' | 'children'>, ): AccordionField => { - const { - accordionItems, - title, - titleVariant, - id, - marginTop, - marginBottom, - condition, - } = data + const { accordionItems, titleVariant } = data return { + ...extractCommonFields(data), children: undefined, - id, - title, titleVariant, - marginTop, - marginBottom, accordionItems, - condition, type: FieldTypes.ACCORDION, component: FieldComponents.ACCORDION, } }This change would make the function more consistent with other field builders and reduce the risk of missing common fields in future updates.
480-495: Refactor to useextractCommonFieldsfor consistencyThe
buildBankAccountFieldfunction is well-implemented and follows the established pattern for field builders. It properly uses TypeScript for type safety and is exported for reusability across different NextJS apps.To maintain consistency with other field builders and ensure all common fields are handled, refactor the function to use the
extractCommonFieldshelper function. Here's a suggested implementation:export const buildBankAccountField = ( data: Omit<BankAccountField, 'type' | 'component' | 'children'>, ): BankAccountField => { - const { title, id, marginBottom, marginTop, titleVariant } = data + const { titleVariant } = data return { + ...extractCommonFields(data), children: undefined, - id, - title, - marginBottom, - marginTop, titleVariant, type: FieldTypes.BANK_ACCOUNT, component: FieldComponents.BANK_ACCOUNT, } }This refactoring ensures that all common fields (such as
id,title,condition, etc.) are consistently handled across all field builders, reducing the risk of missing important properties in future updates.
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libs/application/types/src/lib/Fields.ts (6)
235-236: FieldTypes enum updated with new field types.The addition of
ACCORDIONandBANK_ACCOUNTtoFieldTypesaligns with the existing enum structure and maintains consistency.
269-270: FieldComponents enum updated with new components.Adding
ACCORDIONandBANK_ACCOUNTtoFieldComponentsfollows the established naming conventions and ensures the new components are correctly referenced.
521-524: AccordionItem type definition is appropriate.The
AccordionItemtype correctly defines the structure for accordion items withitemTitleanditemContentasFormText, promoting consistency and reusability.
526-535: AccordionField interface is well-defined.The
AccordionFieldinterface extendsBaseField, correctly specifies thetypeandcomponent, and includes the requiredaccordionItemsproperty along with optional styling properties. This adheres to the TypeScript usage guidelines and enhances component reusability.
537-543: BankAccountField interface properly extends BaseField.The
BankAccountFieldinterface appropriately specifies thetypeandcomponent, and includes optional styling properties. This definition supports the creation of a bank account input field and aligns with the codebase conventions.
755-756: Field union type updated with new field interfaces.Including
AccordionFieldandBankAccountFieldin theFieldunion type ensures that these new fields are recognized throughout the application, maintaining type safety and consistency.
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