Add loading indicators in innovation library #7198
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src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardInnovationPacks/DashboardInnovationPacks.tsx (2)
17-22: Consider adding error handling for data fetching scenarios.While the loading state is now handled, the component could benefit from error handling to manage failed data fetching scenarios.
Consider adding error boundaries or implementing error state handling:
type DashboardInnovationPacksProps = { headerTitle: ReactNode; dialogTitle: ReactNode; innovationPacks: (Identifiable & InnovationPackCardProps)[] | undefined; loading?: boolean; + error?: Error; }; const DashboardInnovationPacks = ({ loading, headerTitle, dialogTitle, innovationPacks, + error, }: DashboardInnovationPacksProps) => {
63-68: Consider memoizing the value getter function.Since
innovationPackValueGetteris used in filtering operations, memoizing it could improve performance for large datasets.Consider using useCallback:
+const innovationPackValueGetter = useCallback( -function innovationPackValueGetter (innovationPack: Identifiable & InnovationPackCardProps): ValueType { return { id: innovationPack.id, values: [innovationPack.displayName, ...(innovationPack.tags ?? [])], }; -} +}, []);src/main/topLevelPages/InnovationLibraryPage/InnovationLibraryPage.tsx (1)
49-49: LGTM! Consider adding error statesThe loading state implementation is clean and consistent across both components. Consider also passing error states to these components for a complete user experience.
Example implementation:
const { data: innovationLibraryData, loading: innovationLibraryLoading, + error: innovationLibraryError } = useInnovationLibraryQuery({ fetchPolicy: 'network-only', }); <DashboardInnovationPacks // ... existing props loading={innovationLibraryLoading} + error={innovationLibraryError} /> <DashboardLibraryTemplates // ... existing props loading={innovationLibraryLoading} + error={innovationLibraryError} />Also applies to: 56-56
src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardInnovationPacks/InnovationPacksView.tsx (2)
13-13: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comments.The interface extension and new import look good. Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the
loadingprop's purpose and behavior.interface InnovationPacksViewProps extends PageContentBlockProps { filter: string[]; headerTitle: ReactNode; innovationPacks: (Identifiable & InnovationPackCardProps)[] | undefined; expanded?: boolean; onFilterChange: Dispatch<string[]>; onDialogOpen?: () => void; onDialogClose?: () => void; hasMore?: boolean; + /** Indicates whether the innovation packs are currently being loaded */ loading?: boolean; }Also applies to: 15-24
53-64: Consider accessibility and maintainability improvements.While the loading state implementation works, there are a few suggestions for improvement:
- Extract magic numbers (5, 240, 300) into named constants
- Add aria-busy attribute for accessibility
- Consider using a loading message for screen readers
+ const SKELETON_COUNT = 5; + const SKELETON_WIDTH = 240; + const SKELETON_HEIGHT = 300; <ScrollableCardsLayoutContainer minHeight={0} orientation={expanded ? 'vertical' : undefined} sameHeight> + <div aria-busy={loading} aria-live="polite"> {loading - ? Array.from({ length: 5 }).map((_, idx) => ( + ? Array.from({ length: SKELETON_COUNT }).map((_, idx) => ( <Skeleton key={idx} - width={240} - height={300} + width={SKELETON_WIDTH} + height={SKELETON_HEIGHT} animation="pulse" variant="rectangular" sx={{ borderRadius: 1 }} + aria-hidden="true" /> )) : innovationPacks?.map(({ id, ...cardProps }) => <InnovationPackCard key={id} {...cardProps} />)} + {loading && <span className="sr-only">{t('common.loading')}</span>} + </div>src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardLibraryTemplates/LibraryTemplatesView.tsx (1)
91-111: Consider extracting magic numbers and improving accessibilityWhile the loading state implementation is good, there are a few improvements that could be made:
+ const SKELETON_COUNT = 5; + const SKELETON_WIDTH = 248; + const SKELETON_HEIGHT = 262; <ScrollableCardsLayoutContainer minHeight={0} orientation={expanded ? 'vertical' : undefined} sameHeight> - {loading - ? Array.from({ length: 5 }).map((_, idx) => ( + {loading + ? Array.from({ length: SKELETON_COUNT }).map((_, idx) => ( <Skeleton key={idx} - width={248} - height={262} + width={SKELETON_WIDTH} + height={SKELETON_HEIGHT} animation="pulse" variant="rectangular" - sx={{ borderRadius: 1 }} + sx={{ borderRadius: 1 }} + aria-label="Loading template card" /> )) - : templates?.map(({ template, innovationPack }) => ( + : templates?.length ? templates.map(({ template, innovationPack }) => ( <TemplateCard key={template.id} template={template} innovationPack={innovationPack} onClick={() => onClick(template)} /> - ))} + )) : ( + <Box sx={{ textAlign: 'center', py: 2 }}>No templates available</Box> + )}
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src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardInnovationPacks/DashboardInnovationPacks.tsx (1)
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src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardInnovationPacks/DashboardInnovationPacks.tsx (2)
8-13: LGTM! Type definition changes look good.
The conversion to type alias and addition of the optional loading prop are well-structured and follow TypeScript best practices.
42-42: LGTM! Loading state properly propagated.
The loading prop is consistently passed to both the main view and dialog view, ensuring uniform loading state representation across the UI.
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src/main/topLevelPages/InnovationLibraryPage/InnovationLibraryPage.tsx (1)
17-19: Verify network failure handling
The network-only fetch policy ensures fresh data on every visit, which aligns with the requirements. However, we should ensure proper error handling for network failures.
Let's verify the error handling implementation:
src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardLibraryTemplates/DashboardLibraryTemplates.tsx (3)
9-14: LGTM! Clean type definition with proper optional loading state.
The conversion to a type alias and addition of the optional loading prop is well-structured and follows TypeScript best practices.
28-33: LGTM! Props destructuring is clean and properly typed.
The component parameters are well-organized and maintain type safety.
Line range hint 28-89: Verify error handling during loading state.
The component should handle potential undefined states gracefully when templates are loading.
Let's verify the error handling in related components:
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Let me check the error handling implementation in the LibraryTemplatesView component.
Loading state is properly handled
The component implements robust error handling during loading states:
- Uses optional chaining (
templates?.map) to safely handle undefined templates - Displays loading skeletons when
loadingis true (5 placeholder cards with proper dimensions) - Gracefully handles the transition between loading and loaded states
- Properly propagates loading state to child components
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36-38: LGTM! Props destructuring is clean and type-safe.
The addition of the loading prop and spread operator for remaining props is well implemented.
53-64: Verify loading state behavior across the application.
Let's verify that the loading state is properly managed and consistent with other components.
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The loading state implementation in InnovationPacksView.tsx follows the established patterns within the Innovation Pack domain:
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1-2: LGTM! Type definitions are well-structured
The addition of the optional loading prop maintains backward compatibility while enabling loading state functionality.
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Line range hint 34-89: LGTM! Props handling follows React best practices
The loading prop is correctly destructured and integrated into the existing props structure.
112-129: LGTM! Show more functionality remains consistent
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32-32: Verify loading state propagation from parent components
Let's ensure the loading state is properly handled in parent components.
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src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardInnovationPacks/InnovationPacksView.tsx (1)
53-64: Consider these improvements to the loading state implementation.While the loading state implementation works, there are several potential improvements:
- The number of skeleton placeholders should match the expected number of items
- Skeleton dimensions should match InnovationPackCard dimensions for consistency
- Add accessibility attributes for screen readers
- Consider performance optimization
Here's a suggested implementation:
+ const CARDS_PER_ROW = 5; + const skeletons = useMemo(() => ( + Array.from({ length: CARDS_PER_ROW }).map((_, idx) => ( + <Skeleton + key={idx} + width={240} + height={300} + animation="pulse" + variant="rectangular" + sx={{ borderRadius: 1 }} + aria-label={t('common.loading-innovation-pack')} + /> + )) + ), [t]); <ScrollableCardsLayoutContainer minHeight={0} orientation={expanded ? 'vertical' : undefined} sameHeight> - {loading - ? Array.from({ length: 5 }).map((_, idx) => ( - <Skeleton - key={idx} - width={240} - height={300} - animation="pulse" - variant="rectangular" - sx={{ borderRadius: 1 }} - /> - )) - : innovationPacks?.map(({ id, ...cardProps }) => <InnovationPackCard key={id} {...cardProps} />)} + {loading ? skeletons : innovationPacks?.map(({ id, ...cardProps }) => <InnovationPackCard key={id} {...cardProps} />)}
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src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardInnovationPacks/InnovationPacksView.tsx (2)
Line range hint 1-24: LGTM! Clean interface extension with proper typing.
The interface changes and imports are well-structured. The optional loading prop is correctly typed, and the interface properly extends PageContentBlockProps.
Line range hint 26-38: LGTM! Props handling follows React best practices.
The component correctly destructures the loading prop and properly handles the spread operator for remaining props.
src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardLibraryTemplates/LibraryTemplatesView.tsx (2)
Line range hint 22-33: LGTM! Type definitions are well-structured
The addition of the optional loading prop to LibraryTemplatesViewProps is properly typed and follows TypeScript best practices.
Line range hint 34-46: LGTM! Component implementation is clean
The loading prop is properly destructured and integrated into the component following React best practices.
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src/domain/InnovationPack/CreateInnovationPackDialog/CreateInnovationPackDialog.tsx (1)
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26-42: Consider enhancing error handling and user feedback in mutation handler.The current implementation could benefit from better error handling and user feedback:
- No error handling for failed mutations
- No success notification when pack is created
- Silent failure when accountId is undefined
Consider applying this improvement:
const handleSubmit = async (formData: InnovationPackFormValues) => { if (!accountId) { + console.error('Cannot create innovation pack: accountId is undefined'); return; } - const { data } = await createInnovationPack({ - variables: { - packData: { - accountID: accountId, - nameID: formData.nameID, - profileData: { - displayName: formData.profile.displayName, - description: formData.profile.description, - }, - }, - }, - refetchQueries: ['AdminInnovationPacksList', 'AccountInformation', 'InnovationLibrary'], - }); - if (data?.createInnovationPack.nameID) { - setIsOpen(false); - } + try { + const { data } = await createInnovationPack({ + variables: { + packData: { + accountID: accountId, + nameID: formData.nameID, + profileData: { + displayName: formData.profile.displayName, + description: formData.profile.description, + }, + }, + }, + refetchQueries: ['AdminInnovationPacksList', 'AccountInformation', 'InnovationLibrary'], + }); + if (data?.createInnovationPack.nameID) { + setIsOpen(false); + // Assuming you have a notification system + showNotification({ + message: t('pages.admin.innovation-packs.createSuccess'), + severity: 'success', + }); + } + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to create innovation pack:', error); + showNotification({ + message: t('pages.admin.innovation-packs.createError'), + severity: 'error', + }); + } };src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardInnovationPacks/InnovationPacksView.tsx (1)
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1-26: LGTM! Consider making the loading prop required.The interface extension and imports look good. However, since the component now heavily relies on the loading state for conditional rendering, consider making the
loadingprop required instead of optional to ensure proper handling at all times.interface InnovationPacksViewProps extends PageContentBlockProps { filter: string[]; headerTitle: ReactNode; innovationPacks: (Identifiable & InnovationPackCardProps)[] | undefined; expanded?: boolean; onFilterChange: Dispatch<string[]>; onDialogOpen?: () => void; onDialogClose?: () => void; hasMore?: boolean; - loading?: boolean; + loading: boolean; }src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardLibraryTemplates/LibraryTemplatesView.tsx (1)
95-105: Add accessibility attributes to loading skeletonsThe loading skeletons should include ARIA attributes to improve accessibility for screen readers.
<Skeleton key={idx} width={gutters(12)(theme)} height={gutters(13)(theme)} animation="pulse" variant="rectangular" + aria-label="Loading template card" + role="progressbar" sx={{ borderRadius: 1 }} />
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src/domain/InnovationPack/CreateInnovationPackDialog/CreateInnovationPackDialog.tsx (1)
37-37: LGTM! Addition of 'InnovationLibrary' to refetchQueries.
The change ensures that the Innovation Library view is refreshed after creating a new pack, which aligns with the PR objective of keeping the UI up-to-date with fresh data.
src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardInnovationPacks/InnovationPacksView.tsx (2)
Line range hint 28-40: LGTM! Props destructuring is clean and well-organized.
The component properly destructures all props including the new loading state, with appropriate default values where needed.
69-84: LGTM! Mobile-specific UI handling is well implemented.
The "Show All" button's conditional rendering properly considers the loading state and mobile view, with clean styling implementation.
src/domain/InnovationPack/DashboardLibraryTemplates/LibraryTemplatesView.tsx (2)
Line range hint 24-35: LGTM: Type definitions are well-structured
The LibraryTemplatesViewProps type is well-defined with the new optional loading prop properly typed as boolean.
115-130: LGTM: Well-implemented conditional rendering
The "Show All" button implementation correctly handles both loading state and mobile view conditions, preventing premature button display during loading states.
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