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src/domain/timeline/calendar/views/EventCardHeader.tsx (1)
30-34
: Consider adding JSDoc comments for the new subspace propertyThe type definition is correct, but adding documentation would help explain when this property is present and its purpose.
+ /** + * Optional subspace information when the event belongs to a subspace + */ subspace?: { profile: { displayName: string; }; };src/domain/journey/subspace/pages/SubspaceAuthorization/SubspaceAuthorizationPage.tsx (1)
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24-61
: Add error handling and loading state managementThe
handleUpdateSettings
function lacks error handling and loading state management. This could lead to a poor user experience if the mutation fails.+ const [isUpdating, setIsUpdating] = useState(false); + const [error, setError] = useState<Error | null>(null); const handleUpdateSettings = async ( privacyModeUpdate?: SpacePrivacyMode, membershipPolicyUpdate?: CommunityMembershipPolicy, hostOrgTrustedUpdate?: boolean, + allowEventsFromSubspacesUpdate?: boolean ) => { + setIsUpdating(true); + setError(null); try { const privacyMode = privacyModeUpdate ? privacyModeUpdate : settings?.privacy.mode ?? SpacePrivacyMode.Public; // ... rest of the settings await updateSubspaceSettings({ variables: { settingsData: { // ... other settings collaboration: { allowMembersToCreateCallouts: true, allowMembersToCreateSubspaces: true, inheritMembershipRights: true, - allowEventsFromSubspaces: true, + allowEventsFromSubspaces: allowEventsFromSubspacesUpdate ?? settings?.collaboration.allowEventsFromSubspaces ?? false, }, }, }, }); + // Show success notification + } catch (err) { + setError(err as Error); + // Show error notification + } finally { + setIsUpdating(false); } };src/domain/journey/subspace/subspaceHome/dialogs/SubspaceDialogs.tsx (1)
87-87
: Consider making the isSubspace prop configurable.While hardcoding
isSubspace
works for the current use case, consider making it configurable through props for better reusability.- isSubspace + isSubspace={props.isSubspace ?? true}src/domain/timeline/calendar/views/CalendarEventsList.tsx (1)
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64-71
: Add error handling for event dates.The
groupBy
logic assumes thatevent.startDate
is always valid. Consider adding error handling to gracefully handle cases where the date is invalid or undefined.Consider updating the code as follows:
const { futureEvents = [], pastEvents = [] } = useMemo(() => { const currentDate = startOfDay(); return groupBy(events, event => { + if (!event.startDate) { + return 'futureEvents'; // or handle invalid dates according to your business logic + } const isPast = dayjs(event.startDate).isBefore(currentDate); return isPast ? 'pastEvents' : 'futureEvents'; }) as Record<'pastEvents' | 'futureEvents', CalendarEventsListProps['events']>; }, [events]);src/domain/timeline/calendar/views/EventForm/EventForm.tsx (2)
1-1
: Consider removing explicit React import.The explicit
React
import is no longer necessary in modern React versions when using the new JSX transform. You can keep just theuseEffect
import.-import React, { useEffect } from 'react'; +import { useEffect } from 'react';Also applies to: 3-3
113-134
: Optimize component structure and event handler.Consider these improvements:
- If the switch is the only child, you might not need the wrapping
Gutters
component- The onChange handler can be simplified
- <Gutters disablePadding sx={{ flexDirection: 'row', flexGrow: 1 }}> <FormControlLabel control={ <Switch checked={visibleOnParentCalendar} name="visibleOnParentCalendar" - onChange={() => { - setFieldValue('visibleOnParentCalendar', !visibleOnParentCalendar); - }} + onChange={event => setFieldValue('visibleOnParentCalendar', event.target.checked)} /> } label={/* ... */} sx={{ flexShrink: 0 }} /> - </Gutters>src/domain/timeline/calendar/CalendarEventsContainer.tsx (3)
20-23
: Add validation and default value handling for new fields.The new fields
visibleOnParentCalendar
andincludeSubspace
should have proper validation and default values to ensure consistent behavior.Consider adding:
- Default value for
visibleOnParentCalendar
in form data initialization- Type guard or runtime validation for
visibleOnParentCalendar
when processing form data- Default value for
includeSubspace
in the component propsexport interface CalendarEventsContainerProps { journeyId: string | undefined; - includeSubspace?: boolean; + includeSubspace: boolean = false; children: ( entities: CalendarEventsEntities, actions: CalendarEventsActions, loading: CalendarEventsState ) => React.ReactNode; options?: {}; }Also applies to: 34-34
69-69
: Add PropTypes validation for runtime type checking.While TypeScript provides compile-time type checking, adding PropTypes can help catch runtime type issues, especially for boolean flags like
includeSubspace
.Add PropTypes validation:
import PropTypes from 'prop-types'; // After component definition CalendarEventsContainer.propTypes = { journeyId: PropTypes.string, includeSubspace: PropTypes.bool, children: PropTypes.func.isRequired, options: PropTypes.object };
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: Add input sanitization and CSRF protection.The component handles user input in event descriptions, tags, and other fields without explicit sanitization. Additionally, mutations lack CSRF protection.
Consider these security improvements:
- Sanitize user input before sending to mutations:
import DOMPurify from 'dompurify'; // In createEvent/updateEvent const sanitizedDescription = DOMPurify.sanitize(description); const sanitizedDisplayName = DOMPurify.sanitize(displayName);
- Ensure your Apollo Client setup includes CSRF tokens in mutation requests.
- Add validation for
tags
array to prevent injection attacks.src/domain/timeline/calendar/CalendarDialog.tsx (3)
125-128
: Consider enhancing error handling for event deletion.While the dynamic entity labeling in the confirmation dialog is well implemented, the deletion flow could benefit from error handling and user feedback.
Consider wrapping the deletion operation in a try-catch block and showing appropriate error messages:
const handleDeleteEvent = async (eventId: string) => { + try { await deleteEvent(eventId); setDeletingEvent(undefined); navigateBack(); + } catch (error) { + // Show error notification + console.error('Failed to delete event:', error); + } };
99-99
: Consider improving prop naming for better clarity.The negation
!isSubspace
for theincludeSubspace
prop might not be immediately obvious. Consider renaming the props to better reflect their relationship:-<CalendarEventsContainer journeyId={journeyId} includeSubspace={!isSubspace}> +<CalendarEventsContainer + journeyId={journeyId} + includeEventsFromOtherSubspaces={!isSubspace} +>This makes it clearer that we're controlling whether to include events from other subspaces.
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42-210
: Consider breaking down the component for better maintainability.The component handles multiple responsibilities including:
- Event creation
- Event editing
- Event deletion
- Event listing
- Event details viewing
Consider splitting these into separate components to improve maintainability and testing.
Suggested structure:
// Separate components - CalendarEventCreator - CalendarEventEditor - CalendarEventViewer - CalendarEventList - CalendarEventDeletion // Main component becomes a coordinator const CalendarDialog: FC<CalendarDialogProps> = (props) => { const [view, setView] = useState<'list' | 'create' | 'edit' | 'view' | 'delete'>(); return ( <DialogWithGrid> {view === 'list' && <CalendarEventList onAction={setView} />} {view === 'create' && <CalendarEventCreator onAction={setView} />} // ... other views </DialogWithGrid> ); };src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSettings/SpaceSettingsView.tsx (1)
192-193
: Consider improving type safety by removing type assertion.The type assertion
as SpaceSettingsCollaboration
could be avoided by properly typing the spread operation.Consider this approach:
- } as SpaceSettingsCollaboration, + },Then ensure the spread operation types are correct in the collaboration object type definition.
src/core/i18n/en/translation.en.json (1)
2039-2041
: Improve link accessibility in membership settingsThe community link usage could be enhanced for better accessibility.
Consider this improvement:
-"open": "<b>No Application required:</b> All Alkemio users can directly join, without you having to review their application. Others will first have to create an Alkemio account, but can then also join this Space directly.", +"open": "<b>No Application required:</b> All Alkemio users can directly join, without you having to review their application. Others will first have to create an Alkemio account, but can then also join this Space directly.", -"applications": "<b>Application required:</b> If people want to become a member, they have to fill in the application form. You receive their applications (<community>see Community tab here</community>) and can choose to accept these or not. If you want, you can choose to leave the form empty.", +"applications": "<b>Application required:</b> If people want to become a member, they have to fill in the application form. You receive their applications (<community aria-label='View Community tab'>see Community tab here</community>) and can choose to accept these or not. If you want, you can choose to leave the form empty.",
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🔇 Additional comments (21)
src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSettings/UpdateSpaceSettings.graphql (1)
18-18
: LGTM! The new field follows GraphQL best practices.
The allowEventsFromSubspaces
field is well-placed within the collaboration settings and follows consistent naming conventions with other permission-based fields.
Let's verify the type definition in the schema:
✅ Verification successful
Type definition for allowEventsFromSubspaces
is properly defined in the schema
The schema search confirms that allowEventsFromSubspaces
is correctly defined as a boolean field in both:
- The
SpaceSettingsCollaboration
type:
type SpaceSettingsCollaboration {
allowEventsFromSubspaces: Scalars['Boolean']
}
- The input type
UpdateSpaceSettingsCollaborationInput
:
input UpdateSpaceSettingsCollaborationInput {
allowEventsFromSubspaces: Scalars['Boolean']
}
Both definitions include proper documentation comments and follow the schema's type safety practices.
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35-35
: Verify security implications of the new setting.
The new allowEventsFromSubspaces
setting affects event visibility across space boundaries.
src/domain/timeline/calendar/calendarQueries.graphql (4)
46-57
: LGTM! Well-structured fragment changes
The changes to the CalendarEventInfo fragment are well-designed:
- Clear naming for the
visibleOnParentCalendar
field - Appropriate use of the
@include
directive for conditional subspace data - Minimal and focused subspace profile field selection
Line range hint 60-65
: LGTM! Consistent parameter handling
The addition of the $includeSubspace
parameter maintains consistency with other queries and properly affects the nested CalendarEventInfo fragment.
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: Verify mutation responses in the frontend
The mutations are consistently structured, but ensure that the frontend properly handles the conditional subspace data in the response, especially after create/update operations.
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: Consider pagination for events query
The removal of the limit
parameter from the events field could lead to performance issues when dealing with spaces containing numerous events. Consider implementing pagination to manage large datasets efficiently.
Let's check if pagination is implemented elsewhere in the codebase:
src/domain/timeline/calendar/views/EventCardHeader.tsx (2)
18-18
: LGTM: Import statement is correctly placed and follows conventions
76-78
: Verify responsive layout behavior with subspace detail
The implementation looks good and follows the established pattern. Since this adds another detail to the header, please verify that it wraps correctly on mobile devices, especially when combined with the date and time information.
✅ Verification successful
Responsive layout is properly handled
The implementation already includes proper responsive handling:
- Uses Material-UI's
useMediaQuery
hook to detect mobile screens - On mobile (
isMobile
true), the header details flex container switches to column direction - Spacing is adjusted appropriately for mobile with
gap={isMobile ? 0 : gutters()}
- The new subspace detail is part of the same flex container, inheriting all responsive behaviors
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src/domain/journey/subspace/pages/SubspaceAuthorization/SubspaceAuthorizationPage.tsx (1)
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: Add authorization validation before updating settings
The mutation should verify the user's permissions before allowing settings updates. Consider adding a permission check.
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87-87
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CalendarDialog implementation is correct and properly handles the isSubspace prop
The verification shows that isSubspace
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- Properly defined as an optional boolean prop with default value
false
- Used correctly to:
- Control the inclusion of subspace events via
includeSubspace={!isSubspace}
- Display the correct entity type in the UI (
subspace
orspace
)
- Control the inclusion of subspace events via
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Property is properly typed and implemented
The visibleOnParentCalendar
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CalendarEventFormData
interface extending fromCalendarEvent
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EventForm
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src/domain/timeline/calendar/views/CalendarEventsList.tsx (1)
36-40
: Verify the usage of the new subspace property.
The subspace
property has been added to the interface, but it doesn't appear to be used in the component implementation. If this property is intended to be displayed, consider updating the CalendarEventCard
component to show the subspace information.
Let's verify if the CalendarEventCard
component is prepared to handle this new property:
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The subspace property is correctly used in the component implementation
The subspace property is properly handled in the EventCardHeader component, where it is displayed using the SubspaceIconV2 and shows the subspace's display name. The property is optional and follows the correct type definition, maintaining backward compatibility. No issues were found with its implementation.
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Ensure that:
visibleOnParentCalendar
is properly typed inEventFormProps
- The initial value is correctly set in the form's initial values
src/domain/timeline/calendar/CalendarDialog.tsx (1)
31-31
: LGTM: Props interface changes are well-implemented.
The new isSubspace
prop is properly typed as optional with a sensible default value, maintaining backward compatibility.
Also applies to: 41-41
src/domain/journey/space/pages/SpaceSettings/SpaceSettingsView.tsx (4)
63-63
: LGTM: Default setting is appropriately configured.
The default value of true
for allowEventsFromSubspaces
maintains backward compatibility and is placed logically within the collaboration settings.
152-153
: LGTM: Handler implementation is complete and consistent.
The implementation properly handles default values and includes the new setting in the update payload.
Also applies to: 164-164, 192-193
369-394
: LGTM: UI implementation follows established patterns.
The new settings group is properly implemented with:
- Correct conditional rendering for non-subspace contexts
- Proper internationalization using Trans component
- Consistent implementation with other settings groups
380-394
: Verify the placement of the new settings group.
Please verify if the placement of allowEventsFromSubspaces
setting between member invitation controls and platform support settings is intentional and provides the best user experience.
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Let me gather more context about the settings groups placement.
The placement of allowEventsFromSubspaces
setting is appropriate
The setting is correctly placed within the member actions section, grouped with other related settings:
- It follows the member invitation controls (
allowSubspaceAdminsToInviteMembers
) - It precedes platform support settings (
allowPlatformSupportAsAdmin
) - All these settings are logically grouped under the "Member Actions" section header
The placement follows a natural progression from member management to collaboration features, making it intuitive for users to find and configure.
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src/core/i18n/en/translation.en.json (3)
70-70
: LGTM: Calendar event strings are well structured
The changes improve flexibility by:
- Using
{{entity}}
instead of hardcoding "space" - Adding parent calendar visibility with proper HTML formatting
Also applies to: 74-75
2043-2044
: LGTM: Host organization settings are well formatted
The host organization and subspace admin settings are properly structured with:
- Clear variable interpolation using
{{host}}
- Consistent HTML formatting
- Clear descriptions of functionality
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: LGTM: Member action settings are clear and consistent
The member action settings strings:
- Use consistent HTML formatting
- Provide clear descriptions of each permission
- Maintain proper spacing and punctuation
src/domain/journey/subspace/pages/SubspaceAuthorization/SubspaceAuthorizationPage.tsx
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Looking good, a couple of improvements are possible but we can merge as is.
- redundant 'the' in the translation:
eventsFromSubspaces
; - space calendar is not updated after creating a subspace event;
- The switch in the Create Event form is visible for Space events as well;
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src/domain/timeline/calendar/views/EventForm/EventForm.model.ts (2)
9-9
: Add JSDoc documentation for the new property.Consider adding JSDoc comments to explain the purpose and impact of the
isSubspace
property, as it affects the form's behavior and UI rendering.+/** Indicates if the event belongs to a subspace, affecting the visibility controls in the form */ isSubspace: boolean;
9-9
: Consider making the new property optional to maintain backward compatibility.Adding a required property could break existing implementations of
EventFormProps
. Consider making it optional with a default value in the component.-isSubspace: boolean; +isSubspace?: boolean;
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src/domain/timeline/calendar/views/EventForm/EventForm.tsx (1)
119-135
: Optimize Switch onChange handler and verify translations
The implementation looks good but could be improved:
- The onChange handler creates a new function on every render. Consider memoizing it or moving it outside the JSX.
- We should verify that the translation key exists.
Consider this optimization:
+const handleVisibilityChange = React.useCallback(
+ (currentValue: boolean) => setFieldValue('visibleOnParentCalendar', !currentValue),
+ [setFieldValue]
+);
// Then in JSX:
-onChange={() => {
- setFieldValue('visibleOnParentCalendar', !visibleOnParentCalendar);
-}}
+onChange={() => handleVisibilityChange(visibleOnParentCalendar)}
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src/domain/journey/space/SpaceDashboard/SpaceDashboardPage.tsx (1)
74-74
: LGTM! Consider adding a clarifying comment.The addition of
parentJourneyId={undefined}
is correct for a top-level space dashboard.Consider adding a comment to explain why
parentJourneyId
is undefined in this context:+ // parentJourneyId is undefined for top-level spaces as they don't have a parent parentJourneyId={undefined}
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src/domain/timeline/calendar/CalendarEventsContainer.tsx (2)
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: LGTM: Interface changes are well-typed and align with requirements.
The addition of visibleOnParentCalendar
to CalendarEventFormData
and parentJourneyId
to props properly supports the subspace events visibility feature.
Also applies to: 34-34
69-69
: LGTM: Query parameter addition is correct.
The includeSubspace
parameter is properly derived from parentJourneyId
, ensuring subspace events are only included when there's a parent journey.
Also applies to: 71-71
src/domain/journey/subspace/subspaceHome/SubspaceHomePage.tsx (1)
189-189
: LGTM! Verify prop usage in SubspaceDialogs.
The addition of parentJourneyId
prop is clean and well-integrated. The prop is correctly obtained from the route resolver and passed down to the SubspaceDialogs component.
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src/domain/timeline/calendar/CalendarEventsContainer.tsx (1)
20-23
: Add documentation and type validation for new properties.The new properties need documentation to explain their purpose and validation to handle edge cases:
visibleOnParentCalendar
inCalendarEventFormData
parentJourneyId
inCalendarEventsContainerProps
Consider adding JSDoc comments and type validation:
export interface CalendarEventFormData extends Pick< CalendarEvent, + // Properties controlling event visibility and timing 'durationDays' | 'durationMinutes' | 'multipleDays' | 'startDate' | 'type' | 'wholeDay' | 'visibleOnParentCalendar' > { export interface CalendarEventsContainerProps { journeyId: string | undefined; + /** ID of the parent journey. Used to control subspace event visibility */ parentJourneyId: string | undefined; + /** Validates that either journeyId or parentJourneyId is provided */ + children: (props: ValidateProps<typeof CalendarEventsContainerProps>) => React.ReactNode;Also applies to: 34-34
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src/domain/timeline/calendar/CalendarEventsContainer.tsx
[error] 71-71: Avoid redundant Boolean
call
It is not necessary to use Boolean
call when a value will already be coerced to a boolean.
Unsafe fix: Remove redundant Boolean
call
(lint/complexity/noExtraBooleanCast)
#6876
Depends on: alkem-io/server#4687
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Release Notes
New Features
allowEventsFromSubspaces
, allowing for more granular control over event management.Improvements
Bug Fixes