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Actions menu in Subspace List * #6885

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As part of #6790

  • The legacy SearchableList.tsx was replaced with a list of JourneyCardHorizontal (supporting actions menu);
    • Prep for ListTable for the spaces+ in the Global Admin (the old SearchableList renamed to SearchableTable);
    • The list now includes visuals;
  • The underlying BadgeCardView and JourneyAvatar were extended to support size (for the Avatar);
    • Additional layout fix in AccountPage where the space badge was larger than the others;
    • Also the badge now accepts whitHoverState which controls the Hover ListItem Wrapper (also fixing the layout in the Account Tab Page);
  • all 'challenge/challenges' from the 'pages' folder (and external relations to it) were renamed to 'subspace/subspaces' - covering part of Cleanup Challenge and Opportunity code, leave only Subspace #6600;
  • 'duplicate' and 'save as template menu' placeholder options (disabled until the functionality becomes available);
  • Delete now is part of the ActionsMenu and uses the latest EntityConfirmDeleteDialog dialog;
  • New list with options in opportunities/subsubspaces;
    • todo: merge the repeating code in a wrapper component once we have clarity over the duplication and save as template;
  • The VC page (global administration) is now with the same table layout as User & Orgs;
  • Users and Orgs (global administration) now have the avatars in the table;

@SimoneZaza approved the UI/UX changes above.

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  • New Features

    • Shifted focus from challenges to subspaces in various components and queries.
    • Introduced new fields for visual representation of subspaces and organizations, enhancing data presentation.
    • Added functionality for duplicating and saving subspaces as templates.
    • Enhanced delete functionality with a confirmation dialog for subspace deletions.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved inconsistencies related to the transition from challenges to subspaces, improving overall functionality.
  • Refactor

    • Renamed and restructured components to better manage subspaces, including enhanced data handling and UI updates.
    • Streamlined deletion logic and state management across multiple components.
  • Style

    • Updated icons and visual elements to align with the new subspace focus.

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The changes introduced in the pull request involve a substantial refactor of components related to managing challenges, transitioning to a focus on subspaces. Key modifications include renaming components, updating GraphQL queries and mutations, and enhancing user interface elements to better support subspace management. New functionalities such as duplicating and saving subspaces as templates have been added, along with improved data structures and user interactions, including confirmation dialogs for deletions.

Changes

Files Change Summary
src/core/apollo/generated/apollo-hooks.ts, src/core/apollo/generated/graphql-schema.ts Updated GraphQL queries and schema to replace challenge management with subspace management, including renaming queries and adding new fields for visual data like cardBanner and visual.
src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspaces/SubspaceListView.tsx Refactored ChallengeListView to SubspaceListView, updated queries and mutations to manage subspaces, added confirmation dialog for deletions, and introduced CreateSubspaceForm.
src/domain/platform/admin/opportunity/pages/OpportunityList.tsx Enhanced management of subspaces with options to duplicate and save as templates, added state management for delete confirmation, and refined the data structure to include additional properties like avatar.
src/domain/community/contributor/AccountTab/ContributorAccountView.tsx Streamlined mutation functions to return results directly, modified layout properties, and simplified control flow for deletion operations.
src/domain/journey/common/JourneyCardHorizontal/JourneyCardHorizontal.tsx Introduced a new optional size property to enhance the JourneyAvatar component and modified the component structure for better configurability.
src/domain/journey/common/JourneyAvatar/JourneyAvatar.tsx Added an optional size property to the JourneyAvatarProps interface, allowing for flexible avatar sizing options.
src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceAccount/SpaceAccountView.tsx Removed unnecessary loading state management for deletion, simplifying the deletion logic.
src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSettings/EntityConfirmDeleteDialog.tsx Updated the onDelete prop to handle asynchronous operations and improved state management during delete operations.
src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSettings/SpaceSettingsView.tsx Changed the query refetching behavior to focus on subspaces instead of challenges after a space deletion.
src/domain/platform/admin/opportunity/pages/OpportunitySettings/OpportunitySettingsView.tsx Removed loading state tracking for deletion, simplifying the handling of delete operations.

Possibly related PRs

  • Administration ORG/User/Packs UI update + Org Verification #6866: This PR modifies the AdminGlobalOrganizationsListDocument and UserListDocument queries, which are also updated in the main PR to include a visual field, indicating a direct connection in the changes made to the GraphQL queries.
  • Client changes to accommodated server side master #6868: This PR involves significant changes to the GraphQL schema and hooks, including the removal of certain mutations and the introduction of new queries, which aligns with the main PR's focus on modifying GraphQL queries and hooks.
  • fix privilege for initial VC creation on acc #6928: This PR introduces a change in privilege checks related to the creation of virtual contributors, which may relate to the overall management of spaces and subspaces as discussed in the main PR, particularly in the context of user interactions with space management features.

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@bobbykolev bobbykolev marked this pull request as ready for review September 16, 2024 13:55
@bobbykolev bobbykolev changed the base branch from develop to client-6844 September 16, 2024 13:55
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src/domain/community/contributor/organization/adminOrganizations/LicensePlanDialog.tsx (1)

1-58: LGTM! The LicensePlanDialog component is well-structured and enhances the license plan management functionality.

The component follows best practices by:

  • Utilizing Material-UI components for a consistent and visually appealing dialog.
  • Leveraging the useTranslation hook for internationalization.
  • Conditionally rendering the PlansTable and AssignPlan components based on the availability of licensePlans.
  • Effectively managing the state and behavior of the dialog through the provided props.

Here are a few suggestions for further improvement:

  1. Consider adding prop types validation using the PropTypes package to ensure that the required props are provided and have the correct types.
  2. If the PlansTable and AssignPlan components are specific to the LicensePlanDialog, consider moving them into the same file to keep the related components together.
  3. Add inline comments to explain any complex logic or non-obvious parts of the code to improve maintainability.
src/domain/journey/common/JourneyCardHorizontal/JourneyCardHorizontal.tsx (1)

74-74: LGTM, but consider the visual impact.

The changes look good:

  • The size prop is correctly passed to the JourneyAvatar component, allowing for flexible rendering.

However, please consider the visual impact of setting the borderRadius to 'unset' in the mergedSx object. This may affect the overall styling of the card.

Also applies to: 81-81

src/domain/platform/admin/components/SearchableTable.tsx (1)

1-150: LGTM! The SearchableTable component is well-designed and implemented.

The component is modular, reusable, and maintainable. It provides a user-friendly interface for displaying and managing a list of items with search and delete functionalities. The use of useMemo for performance optimization, handling of loading states, safe delete functionality with a confirmation modal, and pagination-like functionality are all great features.

Some additional suggestions for improvement:

  1. Consider adding a debounce function to the search input to reduce the number of re-renders when the user is typing quickly.
  2. If the data prop is expected to be large, consider implementing infinite scrolling instead of the current pagination-like functionality to improve performance and user experience.
  3. Add some unit tests to ensure the component behaves as expected and to catch any potential bugs.

Overall, great work on this component!

src/domain/shared/components/SearchableList/SimpleSearchableTable.tsx (1)

26-39: Consider improving the prop types for consistency and clarity.

The SearchableListProps interface has a couple of props that could be improved:

  1. The active prop is optional and can be a number or string, which might lead to type confusion. Consider using a more specific type to avoid ambiguity.

  2. The itemActions prop can be a function or a ReactNode, which provides flexibility but might lead to inconsistent usage. Consider separating it into two props: one for a function and one for a ReactNode to encourage consistent usage.

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  • src/core/apollo/generated/apollo-helpers.ts (3 hunks)
  • src/core/apollo/generated/apollo-hooks.ts (6 hunks)
  • src/core/apollo/generated/graphql-schema.ts (6 hunks)
  • src/core/i18n/en/translation.en.json (2 hunks)
  • src/core/ui/avatar/Avatar.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/collaboration/activity/ActivityLog/views/ActivityIcon.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/community/contributor/AccountTab/ContributorAccountView.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/community/contributor/organization/adminOrganizations/AdminOrganizationsPage.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/community/contributor/organization/adminOrganizations/LicensePlanDialog.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/community/contributor/organization/adminOrganizations/ManageLicensePlanAccount.graphql (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/community/contributor/organization/adminOrganizations/adminGlobalOrganizationsList.graphql (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/community/contributor/organization/adminOrganizations/useAdminGlobalOrganizationsList.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/community/user/adminUsers/useAdminGlobalUserList.tsx (4 hunks)
  • src/domain/innovationHub/InnovationHubsAdmin/AdminInnovationHubsPage.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/common/JourneyAvatar/JourneyAvatar.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/common/JourneyCardHorizontal/JourneyCardHorizontal.tsx (4 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/common/tabs/Subentities/ChildJourneyView.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/space/SpaceContext/SpaceContext.tsx (4 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/space/layout/SpaceTabs.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSettings/SpaceSettingsView.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspaces/AdminChallengesPage.graphql (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspaces/SubspaceListPage.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspaces/SubspaceListView.tsx (7 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspacesPage.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/subspace/forms/CreateSubspaceForm.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/subspace/icon/SubspaceIcon.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/subspace/pages/SubspaceProfile/SubspaceProfileView.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/journey/subspace/subspaceCard/SubspaceCard.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/platform/admin/components/ListPage.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/platform/admin/components/Organization/OrganizationForm.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/platform/admin/components/SearchableList.tsx (4 hunks)
  • src/domain/platform/admin/components/SearchableTable.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/platform/admin/opportunity/pages/OpportunityList.tsx (3 hunks)
  • src/domain/platform/admin/organization/views/OrganizationGroupsView.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/platform/admin/space/AdminSpaceListPage/SpaceList.tsx (3 hunks)
  • src/domain/platform/admin/space/storage/useStorageAdminTree.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/platform/admin/subspace/routing/ChallengesRoute.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/platform/admin/templates/InnovationPacks/admin/AdminInnovationPacksPage.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/shared/components/JourneyIcon/JourneyIcon.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/shared/components/SearchableList/SearchableListLayout.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/domain/shared/components/SearchableList/SimpleSearchableList.tsx (0 hunks)
  • src/domain/shared/components/SearchableList/SimpleSearchableTable.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/domain/shared/icons/profileIcons.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/main/admin/authorizationPolicies/AuthorizationPrivilegesForUser.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/main/admin/users/adminUsers/AdminUsersPage.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/main/search/searchResults/useHydratedCard.tsx (3 hunks)
Files not reviewed due to no reviewable changes (1)
  • src/domain/shared/components/SearchableList/SimpleSearchableList.tsx
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
  • src/domain/journey/subspace/forms/CreateSubspaceForm.tsx
  • src/domain/journey/subspace/icon/SubspaceIcon.tsx
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src/domain/community/contributor/organization/adminOrganizations/ManageLicensePlanAccount.graphql (2)

1-9: LGTM!

The AssignLicensePlanToAccount mutation is well-structured and follows GraphQL best practices. The mutation signature, parameters, and return type are appropriately defined. The planData object is correctly constructed using the provided parameters.


11-19: LGTM!

The RevokeLicensePlanFromAccount mutation is well-structured and follows GraphQL best practices. The mutation signature, parameters, and return type are appropriately defined. The planData object is correctly constructed using the provided parameters.

src/domain/journey/common/JourneyAvatar/JourneyAvatar.tsx (2)

3-3: LGTM!

The updated import statement is correct and necessary to support the new size prop in the JourneyAvatarProps interface.


9-9: LGTM!

The new optional size prop in the JourneyAvatarProps interface enhances the configurability of the JourneyAvatar component by allowing developers to specify custom avatar sizes. The default value of 'large' ensures backward compatibility with existing usages of the component.

src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspaces/SubspaceListPage.tsx (3)

4-4: LGTM!

The import statement has been correctly updated to align with the component's new focus on subspaces.


7-7: LGTM!

The component has been appropriately renamed to reflect the shift from challenges to subspaces. The props and structure remain intact.


10-10: LGTM!

The SubspaceListView component has been correctly used to replace ChallengeListView, aligning with the refactor to focus on subspaces.

src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspaces/AdminChallengesPage.graphql (2)

1-1: LGTM!

The query name change from AdminSpaceChallengesPage to AdminSpaceSubspacesPage is consistent with the PR objective of renaming all instances of 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'. The change is localized to the query name and does not affect the query arguments or selection set.


10-12: Verify the client code for handling the new cardBanner field.

The addition of the cardBanner field to the subspaces selection set is a good enhancement that provides more visual context for each subspace. The field is correctly typed as visual(type: CARD) and uses the VisualUri fragment to retrieve the necessary data.

Please ensure that the client code is updated to handle the new cardBanner field and that the visual representation is correctly displayed in the user interface.

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Approve the addition of the cardBanner field

The addition of the cardBanner field to the subspaces selection set is consistent with its usage throughout the codebase. The field is widely used in various components and GraphQL queries, indicating that it's a well-integrated part of the application's visual representation system for spaces and journeys.

Key observations:

  • The cardBanner field is used in multiple React components, including SpaceExplorerView, RecentJourneyCard, and DashboardSpacesSection.
  • It's properly typed in GraphQL schema and TypeScript interfaces.
  • The field is consistently used alongside other profile-related information.

Based on this analysis, the addition of the cardBanner field is approved, and no further client-side updates appear to be necessary.

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src/main/admin/users/adminUsers/AdminUsersPage.tsx (2)

14-14: LGTM!

The change to use SimpleSearchableTable for rendering the user list looks good, assuming it's a compatible replacement for SimpleSearchableList as discussed in the previous comment.

This should enhance the presentation and interaction model of the user list as per the AI summary.


6-6: Verify compatibility of SimpleSearchableTable with SimpleSearchableList.

The change from using SimpleSearchableList to SimpleSearchableTable for displaying user data looks good and should enhance the presentation and interaction model as per the AI summary.

However, please ensure that SimpleSearchableTable is a drop-in replacement for SimpleSearchableList and accepts the same props to avoid any breakages.

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src/domain/platform/admin/subspace/routing/ChallengesRoute.tsx (2)

6-6: LGTM!

The import statement change is consistent with the PR objective of renaming 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'.


12-12: Verify the user interface and experience changes.

The route element change is consistent with the PR objective of replacing the legacy Space list with a new list format utilizing JourneyCardHorizontal.

Please ensure that the SubspaceListPage component provides the expected user interface and experience at the index route. Verify that the new list format and actions menu are functioning as intended.

src/domain/platform/admin/components/ListPage.tsx (5)

8-8: Verify the usage of the ListPageProps interface.

The change in the Item type parameter to extend SearchableTableItem looks good and is consistent with the transition to a table format.

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No other direct usages of ListPageProps were found in the codebase, suggesting that ListPage might be the only component using this interface. This means the change is localized and consistent within the file.

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16-16: Verify the usage of the ListPage component.

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24-24: Verify the usage of the SearchableTable component.

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The SearchableTable component is being used correctly in the ListPage component. The import statement includes the necessary types (SearchableTableItem and SearchableTableProps), indicating proper type checking. The usage of the spread operator ({...props}) suggests that the ListPage component is designed to pass down the required props to SearchableTable.

Other instances of SearchableTable usage in the codebase (e.g., in OpportunityList.tsx) confirm that it typically expects props like data and potentially onDelete. The widespread usage of this component and its variants across the project indicates it's a well-established and likely well-tested component.

Given this information, the change to use SearchableTable in ListPage is appropriate and consistent with the codebase's patterns.

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  • SearchableTableItem interface (exported)
  • SearchableTable component (exported as const)
  • Default export of SearchableTable

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echo "Checking for SearchableTable.tsx file:"
fd SearchableTable.tsx

# Test 2: Search for any component definition or export in SearchableTable.tsx
echo -e "\nSearching for component definition or export:"
rg -n "export.*SearchableTable" --type ts

# Test 3: Look for any interface or type definition related to SearchableTable props
echo -e "\nSearching for SearchableTable props interface or type:"
rg -n "type SearchableTableProps|interface SearchableTableProps" --type ts

# Test 4: Check for any React component definition patterns
echo -e "\nSearching for React component patterns:"
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'const SearchableTable = $_'
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'class SearchableTable extends $_'

Length of output: 1757

src/domain/shared/components/JourneyIcon/JourneyIcon.tsx (4)

2-2: LGTM!

The import statement change from ChallengeIcon to SubspaceIcon is consistent with the renaming effort and looks good.


13-13: LGTM!

The update to the journeyIcon object to use SubspaceIcon instead of ChallengeIcon for the subspace key is consistent with the renaming effort and looks good.


19-19: LGTM!

The update to the journeyIconByJourneyLevel array to use SubspaceIcon instead of ChallengeIcon at index 1 is consistent with the renaming effort and looks good.


26-26: LGTM!

The update to the spaceTypeIcon record to use SubspaceIcon instead of ChallengeIcon for the SpaceType.Challenge key is consistent with the renaming effort and looks good.

src/domain/journey/space/layout/SpaceTabs.tsx (2)

8-8: LGTM!

The import change from ChallengeIcon to SubspaceIcon aligns with the PR objective of renaming 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'. This change in visual representation is consistent with the shift towards subspaces.


27-28: Verify the permission check update across the codebase.

The component change from ChallengeIcon to SubspaceIcon aligns with the import change and the PR objective of renaming 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'.

The permission check update from permissions.canReadChallenges to permissions.canReadSubspaces suggests that the functionality now aligns more closely with subspaces rather than challenges. This potentially alters how users interact with these features based on their permissions.

Please ensure that this permission check update has been consistently applied across the codebase to avoid any unintended access or restrictions.

Run the following script to verify the permission check update:

Verification successful

Permission check update verified and consistently applied

The verification process has confirmed that the permission check update from permissions.canReadChallenges to permissions.canReadSubspaces has been successfully and consistently applied across the codebase.

Key findings:

  • The old permission check permissions.canReadChallenges has been completely removed.
  • The new permission check permissions.canReadSubspaces is present in the expected locations:
    • src/domain/journey/space/layout/SpaceTabs.tsx
    • src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspacesPage.tsx

These results align with the changes observed in the original code snippet and support the PR objective of renaming 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the permission check update from `permissions.canReadChallenges` to `permissions.canReadSubspaces` across the codebase.

# Test 1: Search for the old permission check. Expect: No occurrences.
rg --type typescript $'permissions.canReadChallenges'

# Test 2: Search for the new permission check. Expect: Only occurrences of the new permission check.
rg --type typescript $'permissions.canReadSubspaces'

Length of output: 174


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the permission check update from `permissions.canReadChallenges` to `permissions.canReadSubspaces` across the codebase.

# Test 1: Search for the old permission check using rg. Expect: No occurrences.
echo "Searching for old permission check (rg):"
rg "permissions\.canReadChallenges" --type-add 'ts:*.{ts,tsx}' -t ts

# Test 2: Search for the new permission check using rg. Expect: Only occurrences of the new permission check.
echo "Searching for new permission check (rg):"
rg "permissions\.canReadSubspaces" --type-add 'ts:*.{ts,tsx}' -t ts

# Test 3: Search for the old permission check using ast-grep. Expect: No occurrences.
echo "Searching for old permission check (ast-grep):"
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'permissions.canReadChallenges'

# Test 4: Search for the new permission check using ast-grep. Expect: Only occurrences of the new permission check.
echo "Searching for new permission check (ast-grep):"
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'permissions.canReadSubspaces'

Length of output: 879

src/domain/community/contributor/organization/adminOrganizations/adminGlobalOrganizationsList.graphql (3)

10-19: LGTM! The extended query enhances organization data retrieval.

The addition of the verification and subscriptions fields to the adminGlobalOrganizationsList query is a valuable enhancement. It allows for retrieving more comprehensive data about organizations, including their verification status and active subscriptions.

The verification field, with its id and lifecycle state, provides granular details about the verification process for each organization. This information can be utilized in the UI to display the current verification status and enable administrators to take appropriate actions based on the lifecycle state.

Similarly, the subscriptions field enables fetching the names of active subscriptions for each organization. This data can be used to provide an overview of the subscriptions associated with each organization, facilitating better management and decision-making.

Overall, these changes enhance the query's capabilities and provide more comprehensive data retrieval for organizations.


25-36: Great addition! Including platform and licensing data enhances the query.

The inclusion of the platform field within the adminGlobalOrganizationsList query is a valuable addition. It allows for retrieving platform-specific data alongside the organization information, providing a more comprehensive view.

The licensing field within platform is particularly useful as it enables access to licensing-related information. The plans field within licensing allows for fetching details about available license plans, including their id, name, type, and licenseCredential. This data can be utilized in the UI to display relevant licensing information and facilitate better management and decision-making related to organizations and their licenses.

By including platform and licensing data within the adminGlobalOrganizationsList query, administrators can have a more holistic view of the organizations and their associated licensing details. This enhancement improves the overall functionality and usability of the query.


39-57: Excellent additions! The new queries enhance organization-related functionality.

The introduction of the AccountOnOrganization query and the adminOrganizationVerify mutation is a significant enhancement to the GraphQL schema.

The AccountOnOrganization query allows for retrieving the account associated with a specific organization by taking an organizationId as input. This query can be extremely useful in scenarios where account-related information is required for a given organization. It provides a convenient way to fetch the necessary account data without the need for additional queries or complex logic.

The adminOrganizationVerify mutation is another valuable addition. It enables administrators to trigger verification events on organizations by accepting an OrganizationVerificationEventInput as input. This mutation empowers administrators to initiate and manage the verification process for organizations directly through the GraphQL API.

Furthermore, the mutation returns the id and lifecycle details of the verification process, including the nextEvents and state. This information is crucial for tracking the progress of the verification process and taking appropriate actions based on the current state and upcoming events. Administrators can utilize this data to monitor the verification status and make informed decisions.

Overall, these new queries significantly enhance the organization-related functionality of the GraphQL schema, providing more granular control and data retrieval capabilities.

src/core/ui/avatar/Avatar.tsx (1)

6-6: LGTM!

Exporting the Size type is a good change that promotes code reusability and maintainability. It allows the type to be consumed by other modules that use the Avatar component.

src/domain/shared/components/SearchableList/SearchableListLayout.tsx (3)

1-7: LGTM!

The new imports are necessary for the updated button component and layout changes. The custom RouterLink component is a good replacement for the Link component from react-router-dom, and the gutters utility is used appropriately to add horizontal padding to the layout.


20-20: LGTM!

The horizontal padding is added correctly to the Grid container item using the paddingX prop and the gutters utility function.


25-29: LGTM!

The Material-UI Button component is a good replacement for the previous WrapperButton component. The AddOutlinedIcon is used appropriately as the startIcon to visually indicate the action of adding a new item. The custom RouterLink component is used correctly for navigation, and the button text is properly translated using the t('buttons.create') function.

src/domain/platform/admin/organization/views/OrganizationGroupsView.tsx (2)

6-6: Verify the usage of SearchableTableItem throughout the file.

The import statement change from SearchableListItem to SearchableTableItem suggests a shift in the data representation. Please ensure that:

  1. The SearchableTableItem type is being used correctly in all relevant places within this file.
  2. The corresponding component (e.g., SearchableTable) has been updated to handle the new data structure.

32-32: Verify the delete functionality with the new SearchableTableItem type.

The type change in the handleDeleteGroup function from SearchableListItem to SearchableTableItem is consistent with the import statement change. Please ensure that:

  1. The id property is still accessible from the SearchableTableItem type.
  2. The delete functionality works as expected with the new data structure.
src/domain/collaboration/activity/ActivityLog/views/ActivityIcon.tsx (2)

12-12: Verify the existence of the SubspaceIcon component.

The import statement change is consistent with the PR objective of renaming 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'. Please ensure that the SubspaceIcon component is implemented correctly in the src/domain/journey/subspace/icon/SubspaceIcon file.

Run the following script to verify the existence of the SubspaceIcon component:

Verification successful

SubspaceIcon component verified successfully

The verification process has confirmed that the SubspaceIcon component exists and is correctly implemented:

  • The file "src/domain/journey/subspace/icon/SubspaceIcon.tsx" is present in the codebase.
  • The SubspaceIcon component is properly declared and exported in the file.

This validates the change in the import statement and ensures that the SubspaceIcon component is available for use in the ActivityIcon.tsx file.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the existence of the `SubspaceIcon` component.

# Test: Check if the `SubspaceIcon` component file exists. Expect: The file should exist.
if [ -f "src/domain/journey/subspace/icon/SubspaceIcon.tsx" ]; then
  echo "The SubspaceIcon component file exists."
else
  echo "The SubspaceIcon component file does not exist."
  exit 1
fi

# Test: Search for the `SubspaceIcon` component declaration. Expect: The component should be declared and exported.
grep -q "export const SubspaceIcon" src/domain/journey/subspace/icon/SubspaceIcon.tsx
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
  echo "The SubspaceIcon component is declared and exported."
else
  echo "The SubspaceIcon component is not declared or exported."
  exit 1
fi

Length of output: 372


27-27: Verify the consistent usage of the SubspaceIcon across the application.

The change to map the ActivityEventType.ChallengeCreated to the SubspaceIcon is consistent with the PR objective of renaming 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'. Please ensure that the SubspaceIcon is used consistently across the application for subspace-related entities.

Run the following script to verify the consistent usage of the SubspaceIcon across the application:

Verification successful

SubspaceIcon usage is consistent, and ChallengeIcon has been fully replaced

The verification process confirms that:

  1. The SubspaceIcon is used consistently across the application for subspace-related entities, including the change made in ActivityIcon.tsx.
  2. There are no remaining references to ChallengeIcon in the src directory, indicating a successful renaming from 'challenge' to 'subspace' throughout the codebase.

The change is approved and aligns well with the overall PR objective.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the consistent usage of the `SubspaceIcon` across the application.

# Test: Search for the usage of the `SubspaceIcon` component. Expect: The component should be used consistently for subspace-related entities.
rg --type tsx --type ts --glob '!SubspaceIcon.tsx' 'SubspaceIcon' src/domain/journey/subspace

Length of output: 121


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the consistent usage of the `SubspaceIcon` across the application.

# Find all .tsx and .ts files in the src directory, excluding SubspaceIcon.tsx,
# then search for SubspaceIcon usage in these files
fd -e tsx -e ts -E '**/SubspaceIcon.tsx' . src | xargs rg 'SubspaceIcon'

# Additionally, search for any remaining references to ChallengeIcon
rg 'ChallengeIcon' src

Length of output: 2484

src/domain/journey/subspace/subspaceCard/SubspaceCard.tsx (1)

38-38: LGTM!

The change from ChallengeIcon to SubspaceIcon for the iconComponent prop is consistent with the renaming effort from 'challenge' to 'subspace' mentioned in the PR objectives. It should not affect the functionality of the component and will align the visual representation of the subspace card with the intended thematic representation of subspaces.

src/domain/innovationHub/InnovationHubsAdmin/AdminInnovationHubsPage.tsx (1)

Line range hint 48-56: Verify the impact of the UI change on user experience and accessibility.

The change from SimpleSearchableList to SimpleSearchableTable suggests a change in the UI from a list to a table. While the functionality remains the same, it's important to verify the following:

  1. The table UI provides a better user experience compared to the list UI.
  2. The table UI meets the accessibility standards.

To verify the impact of the change, please provide the following:

  1. Screenshots of the old list UI and the new table UI.
  2. Accessibility test results for the new table UI.

If the above verification is successful, then the change can be merged.

src/domain/platform/admin/templates/InnovationPacks/admin/AdminInnovationPacksPage.tsx (2)

12-12: LGTM!

The change from SimpleSearchableList to SimpleSearchableTable looks good. It should enhance the UI by providing a table format for displaying innovation packs data.

Also applies to: 49-57


12-12: Verify the SimpleSearchableTable component.

Please ensure that the SimpleSearchableTable component accepts the same props and behaves similarly to the SimpleSearchableList component it is replacing. This will help avoid any unintended side effects or broken functionality.

Run the following script to verify the props and behavior:

Also applies to: 49-57

Verification successful

Verification successful: SimpleSearchableTable appears to be a suitable replacement

The SimpleSearchableTable component seems to be a direct and appropriate replacement for SimpleSearchableList. It is consistently used across multiple admin pages (Innovation Packs, Innovation Hubs, Organizations, Users) with similar props, including data, onDelete, loading, fetchMore, and pageSize, which align with the expectations mentioned in the original review comment.

While the code analysis suggests that the component behaves similarly to its predecessor, it's recommended to manually verify the following:

  • Ensure that any custom functionality specific to the Innovation Packs page is properly handled by the new component.
  • Confirm that the table rendering and interaction behave as expected in the context of the Innovation Packs admin page.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify SimpleSearchableTable component props and behavior.

# Test 1: Search for the SimpleSearchableTable component definition. 
# Expect: It should accept the same props as SimpleSearchableList.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'const SimpleSearchableTable = ({
  $$$
  data,
  onDelete,
  loading,
  fetchMore,
  pageSize,
  searchTerm,
  onSearchTermChange,
  hasMore,
  $$$
}: SimpleSearchableTableProps) => {
  $$$
}'

# Test 2: Search for usage of SimpleSearchableTable in other files. 
# Expect: It should be used similarly to SimpleSearchableList.
rg --type typescript -A 5 $'SimpleSearchableTable'

Length of output: 317


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify SimpleSearchableTable component props and behavior.

# Search for any mention of SimpleSearchableTable
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'SimpleSearchableTable'

# Search for usage of SimpleSearchableTable in TypeScript files
rg --type ts -A 5 'SimpleSearchableTable'

# Search for SimpleSearchableList for comparison
rg --type ts -A 5 'SimpleSearchableList'

# Search for the import statement of SimpleSearchableTable
rg --type ts 'import.*SimpleSearchableTable'

Length of output: 8632

src/domain/community/user/adminUsers/useAdminGlobalUserList.tsx (4)

3-3: LGTM!

The import statement has been correctly updated to import SearchableTableItem instead of SearchableListItem, aligning with the transition mentioned in the AI-generated summary.


16-16: LGTM!

The type of userList in the Provided interface has been correctly updated to SearchableTableItem[], aligning with the transition mentioned in the AI-generated summary.


17-17: LGTM!

The type of the item parameter in the onDelete function of the Provided interface has been correctly updated to SearchableTableItem, aligning with the transition mentioned in the AI-generated summary.


Line range hint 66-70: LGTM!

The mapping function that constructs the userList has been correctly updated to return SearchableTableItem instead of SearchableListItem, aligning with the transition mentioned in the AI-generated summary. The properties being accessed and returned in the mapping function are consistent with the SearchableTableItem type.

src/domain/shared/icons/profileIcons.ts (2)

5-5: LGTM!

The import change from ChallengeIcon to SubspaceIcon is consistent with the PR objective of renaming 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'. It does not affect the overall functionality of the getProfileIcon function.


36-36: LGTM!

Replacing ChallengeIcon with SubspaceIcon in the switch statement for ProfileType.Challenge is consistent with the PR objective of renaming 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'. It does not affect the overall functionality of the getProfileIcon function.

src/main/admin/authorizationPolicies/AuthorizationPrivilegesForUser.tsx (2)

9-9: LGTM!

The change from SearchableListItem to SearchableTableItem aligns with the AI-generated summary and is likely to enhance the functionality or user experience by leveraging a table format instead of a list.


39-39: LGTM!

The change in the parameter type for value in the handleUserInputChange function is consistent with the import statement change at line 9 and the AI-generated summary. It reflects the shift from SearchableListItem to SearchableTableItem and is likely to enhance the functionality or user experience by leveraging a table format instead of a list.

src/domain/platform/admin/space/AdminSpaceListPage/SpaceList.tsx (3)

12-12: LGTM!

The import statement has been updated correctly to import SearchableTableItem and SearchableTableItemMapper from the SearchableTable component. This change aligns with the refactoring from list-based to table-based representation for space items.


62-62: Looks good!

The usage of SearchableTableItemMapper to map the space object is correct and consistent with the updated import statement. The mapper is being applied correctly to transform the space object into a SearchableTableItem.


80-80: Parameter type updated correctly.

The handleDelete function's parameter type has been updated from SearchableListItem to SearchableTableItem, which is consistent with the other changes in the file related to the shift from list-based to table-based representation. The function implementation remains the same, and there are no apparent issues with the parameter type change.

src/domain/journey/common/JourneyCardHorizontal/JourneyCardHorizontal.tsx (3)

18-18: LGTM!

The Size type is correctly imported from the Avatar module.


49-49: LGTM!

The size property is correctly added to the JourneyCardHorizontalProps interface with the appropriate type and optional modifier.


63-63: LGTM!

The size property is correctly destructured from the JourneyCardHorizontalProps object.

src/domain/platform/admin/components/SearchableList.tsx (5)

1-7: LGTM!

The new imports for JourneyCardHorizontal and Visual components are correctly specified. These imports suggest that the SearchableList component will now use JourneyCardHorizontal for rendering list items and Visual for handling visual elements, which aligns with the refactoring objectives mentioned in the PR summary.


16-16: LGTM!

The new optional getActions prop in the SearchableListProps interface is a great addition. It provides a way to define custom actions for each list item, allowing for more flexible action rendering per item. The prop is correctly typed as a function that takes a SearchableListItem and returns a ReactNode or undefined, and it is optional, which maintains backward compatibility.


24-38: LGTM!

The modifications to the SearchableListItem interface to include a profile object are well-structured. The profile object encapsulates the properties related to the display of a list item, with displayName and url being required, and tagline, avatar, and cardBanner being optional. The use of the Visual type for the avatar and cardBanner properties aligns with the imported Visual component. These changes support the refactoring objective to enhance the visual representation of each list item.


59-60: LGTM!

The update to the filtering logic to search through the displayName within the profile object is implemented correctly. The use of useMemo to compute filteredData optimizes performance by memoizing the filtered results. The filtering logic checks if the lowercase displayName includes the lowercase filterBy value, and the optional chaining operator ?. is used to safely access the displayName property. This change aligns with the refactoring of the SearchableListItem interface to include the profile object.


76-98: LGTM!

The update to the rendering logic for list items to use the JourneyCardHorizontal component is a great improvement. The JourneyCardHorizontal component is rendered with appropriate props like size, journeyTypeName, journey, deepness, seamless, sx, and actions, which enhance the visual representation of each list item. The journey prop is set using the profile object from the SearchableListItem, ensuring the correct data is passed to the component. The actions prop is conditionally set based on the getActions prop, allowing for custom actions per item. Additionally, the loading state rendering has been updated to render multiple LoadingListItem components, providing a better visual indication of the loading process.

src/domain/platform/admin/opportunity/pages/OpportunityList.tsx (2)

56-56: LGTM!

The update to the handleDelete function signature, accepting an argument of type SearchableTableItem, aligns with the transition to the SearchableTable component.


118-118: Looks good!

The replacement of SearchableList with SearchableTable and the updated onDelete prop are in line with the transition to a table-based UI for displaying opportunities.

src/domain/journey/space/SpaceContext/SpaceContext.tsx (8)

18-19: LGTM!

The interface change is consistent with the PR objective of renaming 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'.


52-52: Looks good!

The default value change for canCreateSubspaces is consistent with the update to the SpacePermissions interface.


54-54: LGTM!

The default value change for canReadSubspaces is consistent with the update to the SpacePermissions interface.


101-101: Looks good!

The logic for setting canReadSubspaces based on the spacePrivileges array is correct.


102-102: LGTM!

The logic for setting canCreateSubspaces based on the spacePrivileges array is correct.


111-111: Looks good!

The inclusion of canReadSubspaces in the SpacePermissions object is consistent with the update to the SpacePermissions interface.


112-112: LGTM!

The inclusion of canCreateSubspaces in the SpacePermissions object is consistent with the update to the SpacePermissions interface.


118-118: Looks good!

The inclusion of canReadSubspaces and canCreateSubspaces in the useMemo hook dependencies array is necessary to ensure that the memoized value is recomputed when these variables change.

src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspacesPage.tsx (9)

20-20: LGTM!

The import statement has been correctly updated to reflect the renaming of ChallengeIcon to SubspaceIcon.


22-22: LGTM!

The import statement has been correctly updated to reflect the renaming of CreateChallengeForm to CreateSubspaceForm.


70-70: LGTM!

The childEntitiesIcon prop has been correctly updated to use SubspaceIcon, which is consistent with the renaming.


71-71: LGTM!

The childEntityReadAccess prop has been correctly updated to use permissions.canReadSubspaces, which is consistent with the renaming.


76-76: LGTM!

The renderChildEntityCard prop has been correctly updated to use item as the parameter, which is consistent with the renaming.


78-86: LGTM!

The usage of SubspaceCard and the props passed to it are consistent with the renaming and correctly represent the properties of a subspace entity.


90-90: LGTM!

The childEntityCreateAccess prop has been correctly updated to use permissions.canCreateSubspaces, which is consistent with the renaming.


95-95: LGTM!

The icon prop of the JourneyCreationDialog component has been correctly updated to use SubspaceIcon, which is consistent with the renaming.


99-99: LGTM!

The formComponent prop of the JourneyCreationDialog component has been correctly updated to use CreateSubspaceForm, which is consistent with the renaming.

src/domain/journey/subspace/pages/SubspaceProfile/SubspaceProfileView.tsx (2)

7-7: LGTM!

The renaming of refetchAdminSpaceChallengesPageQuery to refetchAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery aligns with the PR objective of shifting the terminology from challenges to subspaces. This change is crucial as it directly affects the data flow and the user experience following the creation of a subspace.


44-44: Looks good!

Using the refetchAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery in the refetchQueries option of the useCreateSubspaceMutation hook ensures that the admin space subspaces page is refetched with the latest data after a new subspace is created. This will keep the UI in sync with the server state.

src/domain/community/contributor/organization/adminOrganizations/AdminOrganizationsPage.tsx (9)

1-3: LGTM!

The new imports are relevant to the changes made in the component and are used appropriately.


8-14: LGTM!

The new imports are relevant to the changes made in the component and are used appropriately.


17-18: LGTM!

The useTranslation and useAdminGlobalOrganizationsList hooks are used appropriately to enable internationalization and fetch the necessary data for the component.


22-25: LGTM!

The state variables are appropriately initialized and named. They are used to manage the UI state and track the selected organization item.


27-49: LGTM!

The onVerificationClick, onCloseConfirmation, and onSettingsClick functions are implemented correctly. They handle the user interactions appropriately and update the relevant state variables.


51-59: LGTM!

The assignLicense and revokeLicense functions are implemented correctly. They handle the license assignment and revocation appropriately by calling the corresponding functions from listProps and updating the licenseDialogOpen state.


61-72: LGTM!

The orgActions function is implemented correctly. It renders the settings and verification action buttons for each organization item in the table. The click handlers are set up appropriately, and the color of the verification icon is conditionally set based on the verification status.


74-90: LGTM!

The getStatusTranslation and getActionTranslation functions are implemented correctly. They retrieve the appropriate translations for the verification status and action based on the verified property of the provided item. The translations are defined using the correct translation keys.


95-130: LGTM!

The rendering logic for the SimpleSearchableTable, ConfirmationDialog, and LicensePlanDialog components is implemented correctly.

  • The SimpleSearchableTable is configured with the organizations data and the custom itemActions.
  • The ConfirmationDialog is conditionally rendered based on the confirmationOpen state and is properly configured with the necessary actions, options, state, and translated entities.
  • The LicensePlanDialog is conditionally rendered based on the selectedItem and licenseDialogOpen state and is provided with the required props for license management functionality.

The code segment integrates the new components and functionality seamlessly into the existing component structure.

src/domain/shared/components/SearchableList/SimpleSearchableTable.tsx (4)

49-65: LGTM!

The SimpleSearchableList component is properly implemented with:

  • Generic type parameter for type safety.
  • Destructuring of props with default values.
  • Use of useTranslation hook for internationalization.
  • Proper state management for the remove modal and the item to remove.

66-77: LGTM!

The memoized Loader component is properly implemented with:

  • Memoization using useMemo for performance optimization.
  • Use of forwardRef to pass the ref to the child component.
  • Correct rendering logic to show the loading state based on the pageSize.

79-83: LGTM!

The useLazyLoading hook is used correctly to handle lazy loading of data with:

  • The Loader component passed as an argument.
  • The necessary props hasMore, loading, and fetchMore passed correctly.

110-187: LGTM!

The rendering logic of the component is properly implemented with:

  • Search input field with the useTranslation hook for the placeholder.
  • Table headers with the necessary styling.
  • Table rows based on the data prop and the loading state.
  • itemActions prop correctly rendered for each item, handling both function and ReactNode cases.
  • Remove modal properly shown and hidden based on the state and the delete icon click event.
src/domain/journey/common/tabs/Subentities/ChildJourneyView.tsx (1)

Line range hint 135-141: LGTM!

The change in the permission check from canCreateChallenges to canCreateSubspaces aligns with the overall theme of the PR to rename challenges to subspaces. The rendered UI element remains the same, so this change is unlikely to cause any functional issues.

src/domain/community/contributor/organization/adminOrganizations/useAdminGlobalOrganizationsList.ts (8)

22-30: LGTM!

The new enums OrgVerificationLifecycleStates and OrgVerificationLifecycleEvents provide a structured way to manage the organization verification lifecycle. The enum values are descriptive and follow a consistent naming convention.


32-35: LGTM!

The new interface OrgLicensePlan provides a clear structure for the organization license plan object. The interface is exported, indicating that it may be used in other parts of the codebase.


68-108: LGTM!

The handleVerification function provides a centralized way to handle the organization verification process. It handles different verification states and events based on the current state of the organization.

The error handling for the VERIFICATION_REQUEST event ensures that the verification process can still be completed even if the request fails.


110-123: LGTM!

The getAccountId function provides a utility to retrieve the account ID associated with an organization. It handles the case when the entityId is not provided and returns undefined.

The function is marked as async, indicating that it returns a promise that resolves to the account ID.


125-147: LGTM!

The assignLicensePlan function provides a way to assign a license plan to an account associated with an organization. It ensures that the account ID is available before performing the mutation.

The refetching of the query after the mutation ensures that the data is updated in the UI. The success notification provides feedback to the user about the license assignment.


149-171: LGTM!

The revokeLicensePlan function provides a way to revoke a license plan from an account associated with an organization. It follows a similar logic to the assignLicensePlan function.

It ensures that the account ID is available before performing the mutation. The refetching of the query after the mutation ensures that the data is updated in the UI. The success notification provides feedback to the user about the license revocation.


179-184: LGTM!

The addition of the verified and activeLicensePlanIds properties to the organizations memoized value provides convenient access to the verification status and active license plan IDs for each organization.

The verified property is determined based on the verification lifecycle state, while the activeLicensePlanIds property is derived from the platform.licensing.plans data by filtering and mapping the relevant plans.

These properties can be used in other parts of the codebase to make decisions based on the verification status and active license plans of an organization.


189-198: LGTM!

The licensePlans memoized value provides a convenient way to access the available license plans of type LicensePlanType.AccountPlan. It simplifies the usage of license plans in other parts of the codebase by providing a pre-filtered and mapped array.

The memoization ensures that the licensePlans value is only recomputed when the data dependency changes, optimizing performance.

src/main/search/searchResults/useHydratedCard.tsx (3)

22-22: LGTM!

The import statement change from ChallengeIcon to SubspaceIcon aligns with the PR objective of renaming 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'.


109-109: LGTM!

The updated icon assignment logic based on the parent space type aligns with the PR objective of renaming 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'. Using SubspaceIcon for non-space parent types is appropriate.


151-151: LGTM!

Updating the icon assignment for SpaceType.Challenge to use SubspaceIcon aligns with the PR objective of renaming 'challenge/challenges' to 'subspace/subspaces'. The change is appropriate and consistent.

src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspaces/SubspaceListView.tsx (14)

9-10: LGTM!

The imports have been updated to use subspace-related queries, which aligns with the overall refactor of the component to manage subspaces.


18-18: LGTM!

The import of SubspaceIcon aligns with the overall refactor of the component to manage subspaces.


21-21: LGTM!

The import of CreateSubspaceForm aligns with the overall refactor of the component to manage subspaces and suggests that a new form component is used for creating subspaces.


28-33: LGTM!

The imports of new UI components and icons align with the overall refactor of the component to manage subspaces and enhance the user experience.


35-35: LGTM!

The renaming of the exported component from ChallengeListView to SubspaceListView aligns with the overall refactor to manage subspaces instead of challenges.


43-43: LGTM!

The renaming of the query from useAdminSpaceChallengesPageQuery to useAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery aligns with the overall refactor to manage subspaces instead of challenges.


51-52: LGTM!

The introduction of the deleteDialogOpen and itemToRemove state variables aligns with the enhanced delete functionality with a confirmation dialog.


58-67: LGTM!

The mapping of subspace data to a new structure aligns with the overall refactor to manage subspaces instead of challenges. The structure includes relevant properties for rendering the subspace list.


70-70: LGTM!

The renaming of the mutation from useDeleteSpaceMutation to useDeleteSubspaceMutation aligns with the overall refactor to manage subspaces instead of challenges. The destructuring and renaming of the loading property improve the handling of the delete mutation's loading state.


72-72: LGTM!

The update to the refetch query to refetchAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery after the delete mutation aligns with the overall refactor to manage subspaces instead of challenges and ensures that the list of subspaces is updated correctly.


Line range hint 80-88: LGTM!

The handleDelete function correctly handles the deletion of a subspace item by calling the deleteSubspace mutation with the id of the item to be deleted, which aligns with the overall refactor to manage subspaces instead of challenges.


90-96: LGTM!

The renaming of the mutation from useCreateSubspaceMutation to useCreateSubspaceMutation aligns with the overall refactor to manage subspaces instead of challenges. Refetching the subspace page query after the create mutation ensures that the list of subspaces is updated correctly.


Line range hint 100-126: LGTM!

The handleCreate function correctly handles the creation of a new subspace by calling the createSubspace mutation with the form values, which aligns with the overall refactor to manage subspaces instead of challenges. Navigating to the settings URL of the created subspace after the mutation is completed provides a smooth user experience.


Line range hint 147-230: LGTM!

The introduced functions

src/domain/platform/admin/components/Organization/OrganizationForm.tsx (1)

74-74: LGTM!

The addition of the subscriptions property to the EmptyOrganization object is a valid enhancement to the Organization type, allowing for the management of subscription-related data.

Initializing subscriptions as an empty array provides a sensible default value and ensures the property is always present in the Organization object.

src/domain/platform/admin/space/storage/useStorageAdminTree.tsx (1)

60-60: LGTM!

The change from ChallengeIcon to SubspaceIcon for SpaceLevel.Challenge is consistent with the overall renaming effort mentioned in the PR objectives. The change is localized to this function and does not introduce any functional or logical issues.

src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSettings/SpaceSettingsView.tsx (2)

78-81: LGTM!

The usage of the renamed refetchAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery in the refetchQueries option is consistent with the change made in the import statement. Passing the spaceId variable to the query should ensure that the relevant subspaces data is fetched after a space deletion.


6-6: Verify the correctness of the refetchAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery query.

The renaming from refetchAdminSpaceChallengesPageQuery to refetchAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery aligns with the shift from challenges to subspaces. Please ensure that the refetchAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery query is defined correctly and returns the expected data after a space deletion.

Verification successful

Verification successful: refetchAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery is correctly defined and used.

The refetchAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery is properly defined in the generated Apollo hooks file and consistently used across multiple components. It takes a spaceId parameter as expected and is used to refetch data after relevant mutations, which is a good practice for maintaining UI consistency. The renaming from challenges to subspaces is applied consistently throughout the codebase.

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src/domain/community/contributor/AccountTab/ContributorAccountView.tsx (2)

360-360: Clarify the intent behind the changes to the Gutters component.

The changes involve removing the disableGap prop and adding the disablePadding prop. These modifications will impact the spacing and layout of the child elements within Gutters.

Please provide clarification on the following:

  • Are these changes intentional and align with the design requirements?
  • What is the expected behavior and visual outcome after these changes?

367-367: Clarify the intent behind adding the size prop to the JourneyCardHorizontal component.

The size prop with a value of "medium" has been added to the JourneyCardHorizontal component. This suggests that the component now supports different sizes, and setting the size to "medium" will likely adjust its dimensions and styling.

Please provide clarification on the following:

  • Is this change intentional and aligns with the design requirements?
  • What is the expected visual appearance of the JourneyCardHorizontal component with the "medium" size?
src/core/i18n/en/translation.en.json (2)

1868-1868: Looks good!

The new "licenseUpdated" key and its corresponding value make sense in the "account" section context. The message is clear.


1888-1900: The new "verification" section looks good!

The nested keys under "verification.confirm" provide the necessary translations for the organization verification confirmation dialog - including dynamic placeholders for the organization name, action (verify/unverify) and status. The structure and values seem appropriate.

src/core/apollo/generated/apollo-helpers.ts (4)

2219-2219: LGTM!

The addition of the subscriptions property to the OrganizationKeySpecifier type is a valid change to recognize subscriptions as an attribute of an organization in the Apollo client configuration.


2245-2245: Looks good!

Adding the subscriptions property to the OrganizationFieldPolicy type correctly allows for defining field policies or read functions for the newly introduced subscriptions attribute of an organization.


2250-2254: Great addition!

The introduction of the OrganizationSubscriptionKeySpecifier and OrganizationSubscriptionFieldPolicy types is a valuable enhancement to the Apollo client configuration for organizations. These types provide type safety and extensibility for managing organization subscriptions by:

  • Defining the keys that can be used to specify subscriptions (expires and name) through the OrganizationSubscriptionKeySpecifier type.
  • Allowing for the definition of field policies for the subscription attributes (expires and name) through the OrganizationSubscriptionFieldPolicy type.

The syntax and structure of these new types are correct and well-placed within the file.


4048-4051: Excellent update!

The addition of the OrganizationSubscription entry to the StrictTypedTypePolicies type is a perfect complement to the previously introduced OrganizationSubscriptionKeySpecifier and OrganizationSubscriptionFieldPolicy types. This change:

  • Mirrors the structure of other organization-related types in the StrictTypedTypePolicies type.
  • Allows for custom key fields and field policies specific to OrganizationSubscription.
  • Enhances the type safety and extensibility of the Apollo client configuration for organizations, particularly in relation to subscription management.

The syntax and placement of this change are correct and consistent with the rest of the file.

src/core/apollo/generated/apollo-hooks.ts (6)

12258-12310: LGTM!

The AssignLicensePlanToAccount mutation and its corresponding useAssignLicensePlanToAccountMutation hook are generated correctly based on the provided GraphQL schema. The JSDoc comment provides clear usage instructions.


12311-12363: LGTM!

The RevokeLicensePlanFromAccount mutation and its corresponding useRevokeLicensePlanFromAccountMutation hook are generated correctly based on the provided GraphQL schema. The JSDoc comment provides clear usage instructions.


12374-12400: LGTM!

The modifications to the adminGlobalOrganizationsList query are syntactically correct and follow the GraphQL schema. The added fields provide more comprehensive information about organizations, their verification status, subscriptions, and licensing details, aligning with the requirements mentioned in the PR summary.


12463-12578: LGTM!

The AccountOnOrganization query and its corresponding hooks, as well as the adminOrganizationVerify mutation and its hook, are generated correctly based on the provided GraphQL schema. The JSDoc comments provide clear usage instructions. The adminOrganizationVerify mutation aligns with the requirements mentioned in the PR summary for handling organization verification events.


Line range hint 18308-18320: LGTM!

The renaming of the AdminSpaceChallengesPage query to AdminSpaceSubspacesPage aligns with the overall renaming effort mentioned in the PR summary. The addition of the cardBanner field provides the visual URI for each subspace's card representation. The changes are syntactically correct and follow the GraphQL schema.


18338-18391: LGTM!

The updates to the useAdminSpaceChallengesPageQuery hook, its corresponding lazy query hook, associated types, and refetch function are consistent with the query renaming. The changes are syntactically correct, maintain the functionality of the hooks, and the JSDoc comment is updated accordingly.

src/core/apollo/generated/graphql-schema.ts (6)

4178-4179: LGTM!

The addition of the subscriptions field to the Organization type is a valuable enhancement for managing subscription details associated with organizations.


4214-4220: Looks good!

The OrganizationSubscription type is well-defined with fields for tracking subscription expiry and name. This addition aligns with the goal of enhancing subscription management capabilities in the schema.


17732-17752: Great addition!

The introduction of the AssignLicensePlanToAccountMutation and RevokeLicensePlanFromAccountMutation mutation types, along with their respective variable types, enables the functionality for managing the assignment and revocation of license plans to accounts. This is a valuable enhancement to the licensing management capabilities of the system.


17768-17773: Excellent update!

The inclusion of the subscriptions field and the additional organization verification lifecycle details in the AdminGlobalOrganizationsListQuery enhances the information available to administrators. This change aligns with the goal of improving subscription management and providing more comprehensive organization data.


17782-17827: Solid enhancements!

The introduction of the licensing field in the platform query, along with the new query types AccountOnOrganizationQuery and AdminOrganizationVerifyMutation, significantly improves the schema's capabilities. These changes enable better management of licensing, querying of organization-related data, and performing administrative tasks such as organization verification. Well done!


23365-23383: Nice update!

The renaming of the AdminSpaceChallengesPageQuery to AdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery aligns with the shift from challenges to subspaces. The expanded profile structure within subspaces, including the optional cardBanner field, allows for richer profile representations. These changes improve the data representation and consistency with the subspaces concept.

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src/domain/platform/admin/opportunity/pages/OpportunityList.tsx (3)

45-54: Update the avatar URL.

The updated data structure for subspaces looks good. However, the profile.avatar.uri is currently an empty string. If the actual avatar URL is available, please update it accordingly.


116-141: Implement the missing functionality.

The event handlers for delete, duplicate, and save as template actions are implemented correctly. However, the actual implementation for duplicate and save as template is currently missing and marked as "todo". Please ensure to implement these features.

Do you want me to open a GitHub issue to track the implementation of the duplicate and save as template features?


143-159: Disable the incomplete menu items.

The getActions function correctly generates the action menu items for each subspace. However, since the duplicate and save as template functionality is not yet implemented, it would be better to disable those menu items until they are fully functional to avoid confusion for the users.

Apply this diff to disable the incomplete menu items:

-<MenuItemWithIcon disabled={false} iconComponent={ContentCopyOutlined} onClick={() => onDuplicateClick(item)}>
+<MenuItemWithIcon disabled={true} iconComponent={ContentCopyOutlined} onClick={() => onDuplicateClick(item)}>
  Duplicate Subspace
</MenuItemWithIcon>
-<MenuItemWithIcon disabled={false} iconComponent={DownloadForOfflineOutlined} onClick={() => onSaveAsTemplateClick(item)}>
+<MenuItemWithIcon disabled={true} iconComponent={DownloadForOfflineOutlined} onClick={() => onSaveAsTemplateClick(item)}>
  Save As Template
</MenuItemWithIcon>
src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspaces/SubspaceListView.tsx (1)

164-172: TODO: Implement duplicate and save as template features.

The event handlers for duplicating a subspace and saving a subspace as a template are defined, but the actual implementation is not yet complete. There are TODO comments indicating that these features need to be implemented.

Consider creating separate GitHub issues to track the implementation of these features and ensure they are addressed in future updates.

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src/domain/platform/admin/components/SearchableList.tsx (5)

1-8: LGTM!

The new imports are necessary for the component's functionality and there are no issues with them.


17-18: The new props align with the PR objectives.

The addition of the journeyTypeName and getActions props aligns with the PR objectives of transitioning from challenges to subspaces and enhancing the actions menu for each item. The changes provide more flexibility in specifying the journey type and rendering actions.


26-40: The updated SearchableListItem interface enhances the item structure.

The changes to the SearchableListItem interface, introducing a profile object with properties like displayName, url, tagline, avatar, and cardBanner, provide a more structured representation of each list item. This aligns with the PR objective of enhancing the visual representation of items using the JourneyCardHorizontal component.


Line range hint 49-63: The changes align with the component's refactoring and PR objectives.

The destructuring of journeyTypeName and getActions props, along with the modified filtering logic to search through the displayName within the profile object, aligns with the component's usage and the PR objectives. The changes are consistent with the overall refactoring of the component to support the transition from challenges to subspaces.


79-101: The updated rendering logic enhances the visual representation and flexibility.

The changes to the rendering logic, including the updated loading state with multiple LoadingListItem components and the transition from ListItemLink to JourneyCardHorizontal, enhance the visual representation of the list and its items. The usage of JourneyCardHorizontal with various props allows for customization of the item's appearance and behavior, while the conditional rendering of actions using the getActions prop provides flexibility in defining item-specific actions. These changes align with the PR objectives of improving the user interface and experience.

src/domain/platform/admin/opportunity/pages/OpportunityList.tsx (3)

24-26: LGTM!

The imports are consistent with the file path and naming conventions. The imported entities are likely used in the component for implementing new features.


37-38: LGTM!

The state variables are initialized with appropriate default values and the naming is clear and descriptive. They are used to manage the delete confirmation dialog and track the selected item for deletion.


Line range hint 174-193: LGTM!

The component rendering has been updated to include the new features. The SearchableList is properly wrapped inside the Gutters component and provided with the necessary props. The EntityConfirmDeleteDialog is added and configured correctly to handle the delete confirmation flow. The rendering logic looks good.

src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspaces/SubspaceListView.tsx (7)

9-14: LGTM!

The imports have been appropriately renamed to reflect the transition from challenges to subspaces. The imported hooks are necessary for the component to interact with the GraphQL API for subspace-related operations.


18-21: LGTM!

The imported SubspaceIcon and CreateSubspaceForm components are consistent with the transition from challenges to subspaces. These components are likely used in the UI for subspace-related functionality.


28-33: LGTM!

The imported UI components are likely used to enhance the user interface and interactions related to subspaces. The EntityConfirmDeleteDialog component is a new addition, likely used to confirm the deletion of a subspace.


35-72: LGTM!

The SubspaceListView component has been appropriately refactored to handle subspaces instead of challenges. The useAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery hook is used to fetch subspace data, and the fetched data is mapped to the expected structure. The useDeleteSpaceMutation hook is used for deleting subspaces, with appropriate refetching and notification handling.


Line range hint 80-90: LGTM!

The handleDelete function is responsible for deleting a subspace using the deleteSubspace mutation. It takes an object with an id property as a parameter to identify the subspace to be deleted. The implementation is straightforward and consistent with the overall subspace deletion functionality.


Line range hint 90-127: LGTM!

The handleCreate function is responsible for creating a new subspace using the createSubspace mutation. It takes a JourneyFormValues object as a parameter, which contains the form values for creating a new subspace. If the creation is successful, it navigates to the settings URL of the newly created subspace using the navigate function. The implementation is consistent with the overall subspace creation functionality.


Line range hint 147-258: LGTM!

The code segment defines several event handlers and rendering logic for the SubspaceListView component. The overall structure and functionality are consistent with the subspace management requirements.

The SearchableList component is used to render the list of subspaces, and the getSubSpaceActions function provides the actions for each subspace item. The JourneyCreationDialog, SelectDefaultInnovationFlowDialog, and EntityConfirmDeleteDialog components are used for creating a new subspace, selecting a default innovation flow, and confirming the deletion of a subspace, respectively.

src/core/apollo/generated/graphql-schema.ts (1)

21918-21936: LGTM! The changes enhance the schema for subspace management and profile representation.

The code segment introduces the following key changes:

  1. The AdminSpaceChallengesPageQuery has been renamed to AdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery, reflecting the shift in focus from challenges to subspaces within a space.

  2. The AdminSpaceSubspacesPageQueryVariables type has been introduced, requiring a spaceId of type UUID_NAMEID. This ensures that the query is specific to a particular space.

  3. The structure of the subspaces array within the space object has been enhanced to include an optional cardBanner field in the profile object of each subspace. This allows for the inclusion of visual elements associated with profiles, enriching the data representation for subspaces.

These changes are consistent with the provided AI-generated summary and the list of alterations, and they contribute to a better organization of the schema for subspace management and enhanced profile representation.

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src/domain/platform/admin/opportunity/pages/OpportunityList.tsx (3)

45-54: Populate the avatar property with actual data.

The updated subsubspaces data structure looks good. It now includes additional properties such as id, profile with displayName, url, and avatar. However, the avatar property is currently set to an empty string. Consider populating it with actual avatar data to enhance the user experience.


133-141: Reminder: Implement the duplicate and save as template functionality.

The new onDuplicateClick and onSaveAsTemplateClick functions are placeholders for the duplicate and save as template functionality. Please ensure to implement the required logic for these features.

Do you want me to generate the code for the duplicate and save as template functionality or open a GitHub issue to track these tasks?


143-155: Enable the duplicate and save as template actions once implemented.

The new getActions function provides a clean and structured way to define the action buttons for each subspace. The duplicate and save as template actions are currently disabled, which is appropriate given the pending implementation. Once the functionality is ready, remember to enable these actions by removing the disabled prop.

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src/domain/platform/admin/opportunity/pages/OpportunityList.tsx (6)

24-26: LGTM!

The new imports for icons and components are relevant to the changes made in the file. They follow the proper naming conventions and syntax.


37-38: LGTM!

The new state variables for managing the delete dialog and selected item are correctly typed and initialized. They are used appropriately in the subsequent code changes.


116-119: LGTM!

The new onDeleteClick function correctly handles the delete button click by setting the deleteDialogOpen state to true and the selectedItem state to the passed item. It is used appropriately as a callback in the subsequent code changes.


121-124: LGTM!

The new clearDeleteState function correctly resets the delete dialog state by setting the deleteDialogOpen state to false and the selectedItem state to undefined. It is used appropriately as a callback for the delete dialog close event in the subsequent code changes.


126-131: LGTM!

The new onDeleteConfirmation function correctly handles the delete confirmation by checking if selectedItem exists, calling the handleDelete function with selectedItem as a parameter, and setting the deleteDialogOpen state to false. It is used appropriately as a callback for the delete confirmation event in the subsequent code changes.


Line range hint 170-189: LGTM!

The updated rendering logic looks good:

  • The Gutters component is used effectively to provide consistent spacing and improve the layout.
  • The getActions function is correctly passed as a prop to the SearchableList component, enabling action buttons for each subspace.
  • The EntityConfirmDeleteDialog component is properly integrated to display a confirmation dialog when deleting a subspace.
  • The delete dialog state and callbacks are correctly wired up with the EntityConfirmDeleteDialog component.
src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspaces/SubspaceListView.tsx (14)

9-10: LGTM!

The imports have been updated to use the subspace-related queries, which aligns with the overall refactor.


18-18: LGTM!

The import has been updated to use the SubspaceIcon, which aligns with the overall refactor.


21-21: LGTM!

The new import for CreateSubspaceForm has been added, which will be used to handle the creation of subspaces.


28-28: LGTM!

The new imports for various icons have been added, which will likely be used for actions related to subspaces.


30-33: LGTM!

The new imports for various components have been added, which will be used in the SubspaceListView component for the UI layout, menu items, displaying the list of subspaces, and the delete confirmation dialog.


35-35: LGTM!

The component has been renamed from ChallengeListView to SubspaceListView, which aligns with the overall refactor.


43-43: LGTM!

The query has been renamed from useAdminSpaceChallengesPageQuery to useAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery, which aligns with the overall refactor.


51-53: LGTM!

The new state variables deleteDialogOpen and selectedItem have been introduced, which will be used for implementing the delete confirmation dialog and tracking the selected item for deletion.


58-69: LGTM!

The subspace data has been mapped to a new structure that includes the necessary properties for displaying the list of subspaces, including the subspace avatar using the profile.cardBanner?.uri.


70-78: LGTM!

The mutation has been renamed from useDeleteSpaceMutation to useDeleteSubspaceMutation, and the refetchQueries option and success notification message have been updated to align with the subspace context.


Line range hint 80-88: LGTM!

The handleDelete function has been implemented to delete a subspace based on the provided item.id using the deleteSubspace mutation.


90-96: LGTM!

The mutation has been renamed from useCreateSubspaceMutation to useCreateSubspaceMutation, and the onCompleted callback and refetchQueries option have been updated to align with the subspace context.


Line range hint 100-126: LGTM!

The handleCreate function has been updated to use the createSubspace mutation with the necessary input variables for creating a subspace. The navigation logic has also been updated to navigate to the settings URL of the created subspace.


Line range hint 127-254: Verify the remaining code changes.

The remaining code changes include:

  • Updates to the updateInnovationFlow mutation and related logic.
  • Implementation of the delete confirmation dialog and related functions.
  • Implementation of placeholder functions for duplicate and save as template actions.
  • Updates to the UI components and layout to align with the subspace context.

Please ensure that these changes are thoroughly tested and verified to work as expected.

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src/domain/platform/admin/virtual-contributors/VirtualContributorsPage.tsx (1)

36-38: Remove empty TableCell in TableHead to improve accessibility

Including an empty <TableCell> in the header row can confuse assistive technologies and does not provide meaningful information.

Consider removing the empty <TableCell> or providing a relevant header if additional columns are intended.

Proposed change:

-                      <TableCell component="th" scope="row" sx={{ flex: 1 }}>
-                        &nbsp;
-                      </TableCell>
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src/domain/journey/common/JourneyCardHorizontal/JourneyCardHorizontal.tsx

[error] 65-65: Don't use '{}' as a type.

Prefer explicitly define the object shape. '{}' means "any non-nullable value".

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src/domain/community/user/adminUsers/userList.graphql (1)

15-18: LGTM!

The addition of the visual field to the userList query is a valid enhancement. It allows for retrieving the avatar information associated with users, which can be used to improve the user interface.

The field is correctly typed as AVATAR and includes the necessary subfields id and uri. The change is well-contained within the profile field and does not affect other parts of the query.

Please ensure that the GraphQL schema on the server side supports the new visual field for the query to execute successfully.

src/domain/journey/common/JourneyCardHorizontal/JourneyCardHorizontal.tsx (5)

4-13: LGTM!

The imports from @mui/material are necessary for the component implementation.


17-17: LGTM!

The import of RouterLink and RouterLinkProps is necessary for the component implementation.


27-27: LGTM!

The import of Size is necessary for the component implementation.


58-58: LGTM!

The addition of the optional size property to the JourneyCardHorizontalProps interface enhances the flexibility of the JourneyAvatar component rendering.


Line range hint 76-94: LGTM!

The changes to the JourneyCardHorizontal component improve its configurability and visual consistency by:

  • Utilizing the new size prop to pass to the JourneyAvatar component, replacing the previous hardcoded dimensions.
  • Setting the borderRadius style to 'unset' to influence the visual styling of the card.
src/core/apollo/generated/apollo-hooks.ts (3)

11576-11579: LGTM!

The addition of the visual(type: AVATAR) field to the AdminGlobalOrganizationsListDocument query enhances the data structure by allowing the retrieval of avatar visuals for organizations. The id and uri fields provide the necessary data to display the avatars in the user interface.


12928-12931: LGTM!

The addition of the visual(type: AVATAR) field to the UserListDocument query enhances the data structure by allowing the retrieval of avatar visuals for users. The id and uri fields provide the necessary data to display the avatars in the user interface.


17800-17942: LGTM!

The introduction of the AdminSpaceSubspacesPage query and the associated renaming of hooks and types align with the overall refactoring effort to transition from challenges to subspaces. The new query structure provides a more comprehensive data set for subspaces, including the card banner visual and default innovation flow template.

The addition of the cardBanner: visual(type: CARD) field enhances the visual data available for subspaces, allowing for improved display in the user interface.

The changes maintain consistency and clarity in the codebase and do not introduce any apparent issues or breaking changes.

src/core/apollo/generated/graphql-schema.ts (3)

16312-16318: LGTM!

The addition of the optional visual field to the profile type allows for including visual representations associated with profiles while maintaining backward compatibility.


17173-17179: LGTM!

The changes are identical to the previous code segment and are consistent across both query types.


22313-22403: LGTM!

The introduction of the AdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery query type and the associated changes to the schema reflect a well-structured reorganization to better accommodate subspace management. The addition of the cardBanner field enhances the representation of profiles within subspaces, while the retention of the UpdateSpaceDefaultInnovationFlowTemplateMutation ensures that the existing mutation functionality remains intact.

The changes are consistent with the provided list of alterations and contribute to an improved GraphQL schema for managing subspaces.

src/domain/platform/admin/virtual-contributors/VirtualContributorsPage.tsx (2)

6-6: Imports updated correctly

The BlockTitle and CardTitle components are imported correctly from the typography module.


11-11: Material-UI components imported properly

The necessary Material-UI components are imported appropriately.

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src/domain/journey/common/JourneyCardHorizontal/JourneyCardHorizontal.tsx (2)

58-59: LGTM: New properties enhance component flexibility.

The addition of 'size' and 'whitHoverState' properties to the JourneyCardHorizontalProps interface improves the component's customization options. This allows for more flexible usage in different contexts.

Consider adding JSDoc comments to these new properties to improve code documentation:

/** Size of the JourneyAvatar */
size?: Size;
/** Whether to apply hover state styling */
whitHoverState?: boolean;

89-89: LGTM: Component implementation updated correctly.

The changes to the JourneyCardHorizontal component implementation improve its flexibility and customization options:

  • The 'size' prop is correctly passed to JourneyAvatar.
  • The Wrapper component is conditionally used based on 'whitHoverState'.

Consider adding a comment explaining the reason for setting 'borderRadius' to 'unset', as this might affect the visual styling:

borderRadius: 'unset', // Removed border radius to match design specifications

Also applies to: 96-97

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4-13: LGTM: New imports are correctly added.

The new imports from '@mui/material', RouterLink, RouterLinkProps, and Size are necessary for the changes made in the component. They are correctly imported and will be used in the updated implementation.

Also applies to: 17-17, 27-27


77-78: LGTM: New props correctly implemented.

The 'size' and 'whitHoverState' props have been correctly added to the JourneyCardHorizontal component, matching the interface changes. The default value for 'whitHoverState' ensures backward compatibility.

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src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSettings/EntityConfirmDeleteDialog.tsx (1)

34-37: LGTM: Excellent handling of asynchronous delete operation.

The implementation of handleDelete using useLoadingState is well done. It properly manages the asynchronous nature of the delete operation and provides a way to handle loading state, which is crucial for good user experience.

One minor suggestion for improvement:

Consider calling handleClose after successful deletion to automatically close the dialog. This could be implemented as follows:

  const [handleDelete, loading] = useLoadingState(async () => {
    await onDelete();
    setChecked(false);
+   handleClose();
  });

This change would provide a smoother user experience by automatically closing the dialog after a successful delete operation.

src/domain/platform/admin/opportunity/pages/OpportunitySettings/OpportunitySettingsView.tsx (2)

35-35: Consider preserving loading state for better UX

The removal of the loading state from the useDeleteSpaceMutation hook might impact the user experience. Without this state, there may be no visual feedback to the user during the deletion process.

Consider keeping the loading state and using it to show a loading indicator:

-const [deleteOpportunity] = useDeleteSpaceMutation({
+const [deleteOpportunity, { loading }] = useDeleteSpaceMutation({

Then, pass the loading state to the EntityConfirmDeleteDialog component to display a loading indicator during deletion.


Line range hint 60-66: Approved: Improved error handling opportunity

The change to return the result of deleteOpportunity from handleDelete is a good improvement. It allows the caller to handle the Promise returned by the mutation.

Consider adding error handling to improve robustness:

 const handleDelete = () => {
-  return deleteOpportunity({
+  return deleteOpportunity({
     variables: {
       input: {
         ID: subspaceId,
       },
     },
-  });
+  }).catch(error => {
+    notify(t('pages.admin.space.notifications.space-remove-error'), 'error');
+    console.error('Error deleting subspace:', error);
+  });
 };

This will ensure that any errors during deletion are properly caught and communicated to the user.

src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspaces/SubspaceListView.tsx (6)

Line range hint 1-35: Remove unused imports and approve changes.

The refactoring from challenges to subspaces looks good. However, there are some imports that appear to be unused:

  • InnovationFlowProfileView (line 25)
  • InnovationFlowStates (line 26)

Consider removing these imports if they are not used elsewhere in the file.


35-67: Approve query changes and suggest error handling improvement.

The update to use useAdminSpaceSubspacesPageQuery and the new state management for deletion look good. However, there's a minor improvement that could be made in error handling:

On line 50, consider adding a fallback for when data?.space.defaults?.id is undefined:

const spaceDefaultsID = data?.space.defaults?.id ?? '';

This ensures that even if the ID is undefined, an empty string will be used instead of undefined.


Line range hint 70-89: Approve delete mutation and suggest error handling improvement.

The update to use useDeleteSpaceMutation and the new handleDelete function look good. However, consider adding error handling to the handleDelete function:

const handleDelete = async (item: { id: string }) => {
  try {
    await deleteSubspace({
      variables: {
        input: {
          ID: item.id,
        },
      },
    });
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error deleting subspace:', error);
    notify(t('pages.admin.subspace.notifications.subspace-delete-error'), 'error');
  }
};

This will catch any errors during the deletion process and notify the user if something goes wrong.


Line range hint 90-127: Approve create mutation and suggest error handling improvement.

The update to use useCreateSubspaceMutation and the changes to the handleCreate function look good. However, consider adding more robust error handling:

const handleCreate = useCallback(
  async (value: JourneyFormValues) => {
    try {
      const { data } = await createSubspace({
        variables: {
          input: {
            spaceID: spaceNameId,
            profileData: {
              displayName: value.displayName,
              description: value.background,
              tagline: value.tagline,
            },
            context: {
              vision: value.vision,
            },
            tags: value.tags,
            collaborationData: {
              addDefaultCallouts: value.addDefaultCallouts,
            },
          },
        },
      });

      if (!data?.createSubspace) {
        throw new Error('Failed to create subspace');
      }
      if (data.createSubspace.profile.url) {
        navigate(buildSettingsUrl(data.createSubspace.profile.url));
      }
    } catch (error) {
      console.error('Error creating subspace:', error);
      notify(t('pages.admin.subspace.notifications.subspace-creation-error'), 'error');
    }
  },
  [navigate, createSubspace, spaceNameId, notify, t]
);

This will provide better error handling and user feedback in case of creation failures.


147-186: Approve new action handlers and suggest TODOs for unimplemented features.

The new action handlers and menu items for delete, duplicate, and save as template are good additions. However, the duplicate and save as template functionalities are not implemented yet. Consider adding more descriptive TODO comments:

const onDuplicateClick = (item: SearchableListItem) => {
  // TODO: Implement subspace duplication functionality
  // This should create a new subspace with the same properties as the selected one
  setSelectedItem(item);
};

const onSaveAsTemplateClick = (item: SearchableListItem) => {
  // TODO: Implement save as template functionality
  // This should create a new template based on the selected subspace
  setSelectedItem(item);
};

Also, consider adding a TODO comment in the getSubSpaceActions function to remind about enabling these features once implemented:

<MenuItemWithIcon disabled iconComponent={ContentCopyOutlined} onClick={() => onDuplicateClick(item)}>
  Duplicate Subspace
</MenuItemWithIcon>
{/* TODO: Enable once duplication is implemented */}
<MenuItemWithIcon disabled iconComponent={DownloadForOfflineOutlined} onClick={() => onSaveAsTemplateClick(item)}>
  Save As Template
</MenuItemWithIcon>
{/* TODO: Enable once save as template is implemented */}

These comments will help track the pending implementations and remind developers to enable the menu items once the features are ready.


Line range hint 188-252: Approve component rendering changes and suggest minor improvement.

The updates to the component rendering to reflect the change from challenges to subspaces look good. The addition of the EntityConfirmDeleteDialog for subspace deletion confirmation is a good practice.

Consider adding more context to the delete confirmation dialog by including the name of the subspace being deleted:

<EntityConfirmDeleteDialog
  entity={t('common.subspace')}
  entityName={selectedItem?.profile.displayName}
  open={deleteDialogOpen}
  onClose={clearDeleteState}
  onDelete={onDeleteConfirmation}
  description={'components.deleteEntity.confirmDialog.descriptionShort'}
/>

This will provide users with more information about which subspace they are about to delete, reducing the chance of accidental deletions.

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src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSettings/EntityConfirmDeleteDialog.tsx (4)

11-11: LGTM: Good use of a custom hook for loading state management.

The addition of useLoadingState is a positive change. It suggests the implementation of a reusable solution for managing loading states, which can improve code consistency and maintainability across the application.


30-33: LGTM: Good encapsulation of dialog closing logic.

The handleClose function is a well-structured addition. It properly encapsulates the logic for closing the dialog and resetting its state, which is a good practice for maintaining clean and readable code.


40-43: LGTM: Excellent integration of new functionality with UI components.

The changes in the component's JSX effectively integrate the new handleClose and handleDelete functions:

  1. Using handleClose for the Dialog's onClose prop ensures consistent behavior when closing the dialog.
  2. The LoadingButton now correctly uses the loading state from handleDelete, providing proper visual feedback during the asynchronous delete operation.
  3. Updating the LoadingButton's onClick handler to use handleDelete ties everything together, ensuring the new asynchronous delete logic is triggered when the button is clicked.

These changes demonstrate a good understanding of React patterns and state management.

Also applies to: 56-61


18-18: LGTM: Improved flexibility for delete operations.

The change to () => Promise<unknown> | void is a good improvement. It allows for both synchronous and asynchronous delete operations, making the component more versatile.

Regarding the static analysis hint:

While the static analysis tool suggests using undefined instead of void in a union type, in this case, void is more appropriate. It correctly represents the absence of a return value for synchronous operations. The current implementation is correct and doesn't need to be changed.

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LGTM: Improved flexibility for delete operations.

The change to () => Promise<unknown> | void is a good improvement. It allows for both synchronous and asynchronous delete operations, making the component more versatile.

Regarding the static analysis hint:

  • Approved

No inconsistencies were found in the usage of the onDelete prop across the codebase. Existing implementations remain compatible with the updated prop type.

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src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSubspaces/SubspaceListView.tsx (1)

253-253: Approve export statement change.

The update to export SubspaceListView instead of ChallengeListView is correct and consistent with the refactoring.

src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceAccount/SpaceAccountView.tsx (2)

Line range hint 168-174: Approve changes to handleDelete and verify dialog behavior

The changes to the handleDelete function look good. Returning the result of deleteSpace allows for better promise handling.

However, please verify that the removal of the submitting prop from EntityConfirmDeleteDialog doesn't negatively impact the user experience during the deletion process. Ensure that the dialog still provides appropriate feedback to the user while the deletion is in progress.

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Please confirm that the removal of the loading state doesn't negatively impact the user experience. If a loading indicator is still needed, consider using the mutation function's return value to manage the loading state.

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src/domain/community/contributor/AccountTab/ContributorAccountView.tsx (4)

Line range hint 177-184: Improved mutation handling in deleteSpace

The change to directly return the result of deleteSpaceMutation is a good improvement. It makes the function more versatile by allowing the caller to handle the promise returned by the mutation if needed, while still maintaining the existing functionality.


Line range hint 206-213: Consistent improvement in deleteVC

The modification to directly return the result of deleteVCMutation is consistent with the changes made to other deletion functions. This change enhances the function's flexibility and maintains a uniform pattern across the component.


Line range hint 235-241: Consistent mutation handling in deletePack

The change to directly return the result of deletePackMutation follows the same pattern as the other deletion functions. This consistent approach across all deletion functions in the component improves code readability and maintainability.


Line range hint 262-285: Improved mutation handling and simplified deleteEntity

  1. The deleteHub function now directly returns the result of deleteHubMutation, consistent with other deletion functions.

  2. The deleteEntity function has been simplified:

    • Removed unnecessary break statements.
    • Each case now directly returns the result of the corresponding deletion function.

These changes improve code clarity and ensure that the results of the deletion functions are properly propagated. The consistent pattern across all deletion functions enhances maintainability.

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* Subspace list created with JourneyCardHorizontal, challenge renamings
* Subspace list - searchable, prep for admin list table
* duplicate and save as template menu options
* the new list + menu options for opportunities
* disable the menu options that are not implemented yet
* update admin tables with avatars, fix VC table
* fix Account Tab layout
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* codegen updated + running

* code in progress to update to new api

* started moving RoleSet related code to separate folder; fixed additional compile errors

* additional tidy up

* additional tidy up

* no compilation errors

* moved myROles myMembership to be on RoleSet

* fixed error with graphql file

* updated for latest api

* fixed last error; regenerate with latest from server

* 0.72.0

* 0.72.1

* 0.72.2

* 0.72.3

* Client changes to accommodated server side master (#6868)

* a helper sync-check

* wip

* wip

* wip

* fixed double connection

* removed subscription, save button, redundant code

* room-saved event handled

* absolute code removed

* code improvements

* fixed ts issues

* redundant type

* removed scene_init update type

* translation changed for last saved

* addressed own comments

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Co-authored-by: Carlos Cano <carlos@alkem.io>

* Actions menu in Subspace List * (#6885)

* Subspace list created with JourneyCardHorizontal, challenge renamings
* Subspace list - searchable, prep for admin list table
* duplicate and save as template menu options
* the new list + menu options for opportunities
* disable the menu options that are not implemented yet
* update admin tables with avatars, fix VC table
* fix Account Tab layout
---------

Co-authored-by: Carlos Cano <carlos@alkem.io>

* fix merge

* updated retrieval of community application form

* fix picking up authorization from roleSet instead of community

* additional fixes to get the right roleset ID; remove passing of community + rename entities

* Fixes

* fix build

* a bit more refactor

* entityDashboardRoleSet

* Fix application button

* Fixes

* Fix roleSetId instead of communityId

* Another communityId

* small bugfix

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Co-authored-by: bobbykolev <bobbykolev@abv.bg>
Co-authored-by: Svetoslav Petkov <svetoslav@alkem.io>
Co-authored-by: Carlos Cano <carlos@alkem.io>
hero101 added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 4, 2024
* codegen updated + running

* code in progress to update to new api

* started moving RoleSet related code to separate folder; fixed additional compile errors

* additional tidy up

* additional tidy up

* no compilation errors

* moved myROles myMembership to be on RoleSet

* fixed error with graphql file

* updated for latest api

* fixed last error; regenerate with latest from server

* 0.72.0

* 0.72.1

* 0.72.2

* 0.72.3

* Client changes to accommodated server side master (#6868)

* a helper sync-check

* wip

* wip

* wip

* fixed double connection

* removed subscription, save button, redundant code

* room-saved event handled

* absolute code removed

* code improvements

* fixed ts issues

* redundant type

* removed scene_init update type

* translation changed for last saved

* addressed own comments

---------

Co-authored-by: Carlos Cano <carlos@alkem.io>

* Actions menu in Subspace List * (#6885)

* Subspace list created with JourneyCardHorizontal, challenge renamings
* Subspace list - searchable, prep for admin list table
* duplicate and save as template menu options
* the new list + menu options for opportunities
* disable the menu options that are not implemented yet
* update admin tables with avatars, fix VC table
* fix Account Tab layout
---------

Co-authored-by: Carlos Cano <carlos@alkem.io>

* fix merge

* updated retrieval of community application form

* fix picking up authorization from roleSet instead of community

* additional fixes to get the right roleset ID; remove passing of community + rename entities

* Fixes

* fix build

* a bit more refactor

* entityDashboardRoleSet

* Fix application button

* Fixes

* Fix roleSetId instead of communityId

* Another communityId

* small bugfix

---------

Co-authored-by: bobbykolev <bobbykolev@abv.bg>
Co-authored-by: Svetoslav Petkov <svetoslav@alkem.io>
Co-authored-by: Carlos Cano <carlos@alkem.io>
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