Role set admin #6974
Role set admin #6974
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new field Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Admin as Community Admin
participant GraphQL as GraphQL API
participant RoleSet as RoleSet Fragment
Admin->>GraphQL: Request admin users
GraphQL->>RoleSet: Fetch adminUsers
RoleSet-->>GraphQL: Return adminUsers data
GraphQL-->>Admin: Provide admin users data
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src/domain/access/RoleSet/graphql/fragments/RoleSetFragments.graphql (1)
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1-68: Overall structure and GraphQL best practicesThe
RoleSetFragments.graphqlfile maintains a clear and consistent structure. The fragments are well-defined and follow GraphQL best practices:
- Reusable fragments (e.g.,
CommunityMemberUser) are used to ensure consistency across different parts of the schema.- The schema is modular, with separate fragments for different use cases (e.g.,
RoleSetDetails,RoleSetAvailableLeadUsers).- Pagination is implemented using the
PageInfofragment, which is a good practice for handling large datasets.To further improve the file:
- Consider adding descriptions to the fragments using GraphQL descriptions (""") for better documentation.
- Ensure that all fields have appropriate nullability (! where necessary) to prevent potential runtime errors.
Example of adding a description:
""" Detailed information about a role set, including users in different roles. """ fragment RoleSetDetails on RoleSet { # ... existing fields }src/domain/community/community/CommunityAdmin/useCommunityAdmin.ts (4)
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121-121: Fix variable shadowing in theadmins.findmethodIn the line
isAdmin: admins.find(admins => admins.id === user.id) !== undefined,, the parameteradminsin thefindmethod shadows the outeradminsarray. This can lead to confusion and potential bugs. Rename the inner parameter toadminfor clarity.Apply this diff to fix the variable shadowing:
-isAdmin: admins.find(admins => admins.id === user.id) !== undefined, +isAdmin: admins.find(admin => admin.id === user.id) !== undefined,
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131-133: Ensure consistent parameter naming in loopsWhen iterating over
leads, ensure that parameter names do not shadow outer variables. In theadmins.forEachloop, verify that the parameter is appropriately named to avoid confusion.Apply this diff if necessary:
-admins.forEach(admins => { +admins.forEach(admin => {
359-361: Provide feedback whenroleSetIdis not availableIn the
handleUserAuthorizationChangefunction, ifroleSetIdis not present, the function returns without any indication. Consider logging a warning or notifying the user that the operation cannot proceed due to the missingroleSetId.Example:
if (!roleSetId) { console.warn('Cannot change user authorization: roleSetId is missing.'); return; }
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401-405: Implement error handling forhandleAddUserfunctionThe
handleAddUserfunction performs an asynchronous operation without error handling. Wrap the operation in atry...catchblock to handle exceptions and provide feedback in case of failures.Apply this pattern:
const handleAddUser = async (memberId: string) => { if (!roleSetId) { return; } try { await addUserToCommunity({ variables: { roleSetId, contributorId: memberId, role: CommunityRoleType.Member, }, }); await refetchAvailableMemberUsers(); return refetchCommunityMembers(); } catch (error) { console.error('Error adding user to community:', error); // Optionally, display an error message to the user } };
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- src/domain/access/RoleSet/graphql/fragments/RoleSetFragments.graphql (1 hunks)
- src/domain/community/community/CommunityAdmin/useCommunityAdmin.ts (8 hunks)
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src/domain/access/RoleSet/graphql/fragments/RoleSetFragments.graphql (1)
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src/**/*.{graphql,gql}: Review the GraphQL schema and queries for best practices, potential bugs, and adherence to the project's GraphQL standards.
Ensure that the schema is well-defined and queries are optimized.
Check for security vulnerabilities.src/domain/community/community/CommunityAdmin/useCommunityAdmin.ts (1)
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src/**/*.{ts,tsx,js}: Review the React.js/TypeScript/JavaScript code for best practices and potential bugs.
Ensure that the code adheres to TypeScript's typing system and modern standards.
Ensure sufficient error handling and logging is present.
Check for common security vulnerabilities such as:
- SQL Injection
- XSS (Cross-Site Scripting)
- CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery)
- Insecure dependencies
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src/domain/access/RoleSet/graphql/fragments/RoleSetFragments.graphql (1)
9-11: Approved addition ofadminUsersfield with suggestionsThe new
adminUsersfield is a logical addition to theRoleSetDetailsfragment, consistent with the existing structure for other user roles. However, consider the following points:
Add a comment explaining the purpose and use case for this new field to improve code clarity.
Ensure that proper access controls are in place in the resolvers to prevent unauthorized access to admin user information.
Consider adding a comment above the new field:
# Retrieves users with ADMIN role for the current role set adminUsers: usersInRole(role: ADMIN) { ...CommunityMemberUser }To ensure this addition doesn't negatively impact query performance, run the following script:
Review the results to ensure that the new field is not being over-fetched or used in ways that could lead to performance issues.
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Verification Successful: No Performance Issues Detected
The
adminUsersfield is currently not utilized in any GraphQL queries, ensuring that its addition does not impact query performance at this time.Please ensure that when
adminUsersis integrated into queries in the future:
- Proper access controls are enforced in the resolvers to safeguard admin user information.
- Queries using
adminUsersare optimized to prevent potential performance bottlenecks.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any large or potentially inefficient queries using the new adminUsers field # Search for queries using the RoleSetDetails fragment rg --type graphql 'query.*\{.*\.\.\.RoleSetDetails' -A 10 # Search for queries directly requesting adminUsers rg --type graphql 'query.*\{.*adminUsers'Length of output: 167
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any large or potentially inefficient queries using the new adminUsers field # Find all .graphql and .gql files and search for queries using the RoleSetDetails fragment fd --extension graphql --extension gql --type f | xargs rg 'query.*\{.*\.\.\.RoleSetDetails' -A 10 # Find all .graphql and .gql files and search for queries directly requesting adminUsers fd --extension graphql --extension gql --type f | xargs rg 'query.*\{.*adminUsers'Length of output: 185
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify usage of the adminUsers field in GraphQL queries # Find all .graphql and .gql files and search for queries directly requesting adminUsers fd --extension graphql --extension gql --type f | xargs grep -H 'adminUsers' # Find any GraphQL fragments or queries using the RoleSetDetails fragment fd --extension graphql --extension gql --type f | xargs grep -H '\.\.\.RoleSetDetails'Length of output: 772
src/domain/community/community/CommunityAdmin/useCommunityAdmin.ts (1)
533-533: Ensure loading states are accurately representedThe
loadingstate now only considersloadingMembersandloadingApplications. Verify that this accurately reflects all asynchronous operations, and include any additional loading states if necessary.Check if other loading states should be included:
loading: loadingMembers || loadingApplications || loadingOrganizations,If
loadingOrganizationsor other loading states are relevant, include them to ensure the UI reflects all active loading processes.
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src/domain/community/community/CommunityAdmin/useCommunityAdmin.ts (1)
189-189: Ensure safety when spreading objectsWhen spreading
...roleSetData.lookup.space.provider, ensure thatprovideris defined to prevent runtime errors. Since you've already checkedif (roleSetData?.lookup.space?.provider) {, this is currently safe. Consider adding a comment to clarify this logic.
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src/domain/community/community/CommunityAdmin/useCommunityAdmin.ts (1)
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src/**/*.{ts,tsx,js}: Review the React.js/TypeScript/JavaScript code for best practices and potential bugs.
Ensure that the code adheres to TypeScript's typing system and modern standards.
Ensure sufficient error handling and logging is present.
Check for common security vulnerabilities such as:
- SQL Injection
- XSS (Cross-Site Scripting)
- CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery)
- Insecure dependencies
- Sensitive data exposure
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src/domain/community/community/CommunityAdmin/useCommunityAdmin.ts (3)
72-72: Consistent renaming ofdatatoroleSetDataimproves clarityRenaming
datatoroleSetDataenhances readability by explicitly indicating that the data pertains to the role set. This change promotes better understanding of the code.
166-166: Use optional chaining to prevent undefined errorsIn
isFacilitating: roleSetData?.lookup.space?.provider.id === member.id,, accessingprovider.idcan cause an error ifproviderisundefined. Add optional chaining toprovider?.idto safely handle potentialundefinedvalues.
178-178: Use optional chaining to prevent undefined errorsSimilarly, in
isFacilitating: roleSetData?.lookup.space?.provider.id === lead.id,, ensureprovider.idis accessed safely using optional chaining.
* removed old code that was getting admins via usersWithCredentials query * moved lookup by credentials to be under the access folder * never undefined fix * removed usersWithCredentialsSimpleList * fix --------- Co-authored-by: Carlos Cano <carlos@alkem.io>
Removes lookup using usersWithCredentials for admin of community.
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New Features
adminUsersfield in the RoleSetDetails fragment to retrieve users with ADMIN roles.Bug Fixes
Refactor
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