feat: reset remote browser recording state #314
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a comprehensive update to the application's localization and functionality, focusing on adding reset capabilities across multiple language files (German, English, Spanish, Japanese, and Chinese). The changes include new localization entries for reset buttons, confirmation messages, and notifications. Corresponding updates to components like Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant UI
participant BrowserRecording
participant GlobalState
User->>UI: Click Reset Button
UI->>BrowserRecording: Open Reset Modal
BrowserRecording-->>User: Display Confirmation
User->>BrowserRecording: Confirm Reset
BrowserRecording->>GlobalState: Reset Workflow
GlobalState->>BrowserRecording: Clear Environment
BrowserRecording-->>UI: Show Reset Notification
UI-->>User: Return to Home Page
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src/components/molecules/BrowserRecordingSave.tsx (3)
49-91: performReset function is robust.
This function systematically resets global states, ends actions, clears data, and updates the UI. However:
- Consider adding error handling in case any asynchronous call inside fails.
- Review if calling
socket.emit('new-recording')in all scenarios is always desired.
133-149: Discard Confirmation Modal
Including a dedicated confirm/cancel step is good UX. Consider adding a short explanation of what data is lost upon disposal.
150-168: Reset Confirmation Modal
The textual prompts and button labels appear user-friendly. Check if you want to reinforce that all workflow steps will be cleared.src/context/browserActions.tsx (1)
45-45:[workflow, setWorkflow]
Providing a default ofemptyWorkflowensures consistent initialization. Consider potential concurrency issues if multiple components modifyworkflowsimultaneously.src/components/molecules/RecordingsTable.tsx (1)
145-148:setBrowserRecordingUrlhelper
This local function updates bothinitialUrlandrecordingUrl. This keeps them in sync effectively. Watch for edge cases where the user empties the URL or sets invalid protocols.src/components/organisms/RightSidePanel.tsx (1)
51-52: Commented-out states
showPaginationOptionsandshowLimitOptionsare commented out—likely replaced by context-based states. Remove these lines if they’re no longer needed.
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public/locales/de.json(2 hunks)public/locales/en.json(2 hunks)public/locales/es.json(2 hunks)public/locales/ja.json(2 hunks)public/locales/zh.json(2 hunks)src/components/molecules/BrowserRecordingSave.tsx(3 hunks)src/components/molecules/RecordingsTable.tsx(3 hunks)src/components/organisms/RightSidePanel.tsx(2 hunks)src/context/browserActions.tsx(5 hunks)src/context/globalInfo.tsx(4 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (34)
src/components/molecules/BrowserRecordingSave.tsx (11)
1-1: Consider consistent import grouping.
The new import from React is fine, but consider grouping React imports together for clarity.
5-6: Great addition for better context usage.
Imports foruseActionContextanduseBrowserStepsenhance modular state management.
11-12: Neat constant usage.
UsingemptyWorkflowanduseSocketStorefosters consistent app-wide state and clarity.
16-17: Modal states are well-introduced.
Adding separate states for the discard and reset modals improves readability.
18-18: Verify all destructured properties.
Be sure each property is used. If any remain unused, consider removing them to keep context usage clean.
21-21: Socket usage is clear.
ExtractingsocketfromuseSocketStoreis straightforward and consistent with the rest of the code.
23-36: Comprehensive destructuring.
All the action context properties are neatly destructured. Keep track of any potential concurrency or race conditions when simultaneously stopping multiple actions.
38-38: Browser steps reference.
Ensure that repeated calls todeleteBrowserStepin different parts of your code do not cause race conditions or inconsistent states.
109-115: Discard button logic is clear.
Users can confirm or cancel discarding the recording. Check if additional cleanup is necessary when discarding extensive data to prevent stale states.
118-131: Reset button integration.
A separate reset button with a distinct modal fosters a clear user flow. The code is easy to read and maintain.
178-178: Export statement
Exporting the component with a default name matches your existing pattern.src/context/globalInfo.tsx (4)
23-24: New properties for initialUrl management
Storing aninitialUrland its setter in the global context is a solid addition. Verify usage across all components to avoid confusion betweeninitialUrlandrecordingUrl.
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54-54: DefaultinitialUrl
InitializinginitialUrlwith'https://'is sensible. Revisit this default if an empty value becomes more practical.
78-78: Stateful context
UsinguseState<string>(globalInfoStore.initialUrl)ensures the provider picks up the stored default. Double-check that any dynamic updates remain synchronized.
[approve]
126-127: Context value now includesinitialUrl
IncludinginitialUrlandsetInitialUrlin the context provider is valuable for cross-component usage. Excellent approach to centralizing URL state.src/context/browserActions.tsx (4)
3-4: Imports for workflow constants
ImportingWorkflowFilefrommaxun-core&emptyWorkflowfrom shared constants is well-structured.
18-25: Extended action context properties
You’ve addedworkflow,showPaginationOptions,showLimitOptions, and their setters. This is a beneficial expansion, but ensure components that rely on these states handle them correctly to avoid partial updates or re-renders at unexpected times.
55-56: Flags for pagination & limit
ManagingshowPaginationOptionsandshowLimitOptionsin context streamlines their usage. Confirm that resetting them is done whenever the user restarts or discards a process.
108-115: Exposed states in the Provider
Exposing new states and setter methods is well done. Keep an eye on debugging logs to ensure your app transitions remain intuitive.src/components/molecules/RecordingsTable.tsx (2)
88-88: Context destructuring expanded
IncludingsetInitialUrlensures initial and final recording URLs remain synced. Check thoroughly for potential confusion if a user sets one but not the other.
315-315: ModalonChangereferencing
CallingsetBrowserRecordingUrlon change is apt. Ensure you sanitize or validate user input if you plan to store or re-emit this URL in any external calls.src/components/organisms/RightSidePanel.tsx (2)
62-62: Increased reliance on context
Fully destructuring context properties (showPaginationOptions,showLimitOptions, etc.) centralizes logic. Verify that side effects remain minimal.
70-70: Effect dependencies
Replacing prior dependencies with[]avoids unintentional re-renders. Confirm this effect’s behavior ifworkflowHandleroridchanges.public/locales/zh.json (3)
166-166: LGTM! Reset button text added.The Chinese translation "重置" is accurate and commonly used for "Reset" functionality.
230-232: LGTM! Reset confirmation modal messages added.The translations are accurate and maintain consistency:
- Confirmation prompt: "您确定要重置吗？"
- Warning message clearly explains the reset behavior
235-237: LGTM! Reset notification messages added.The translations accurately convey the state changes:
- Recording termination
- Environment reset
- Successful reset confirmation
public/locales/ja.json (3)
166-166: LGTM! Reset button text added.The Japanese translation "リセット" is accurate and commonly used for "Reset" functionality.
230-232: LGTM! Reset confirmation modal messages added.The translations are accurate and maintain consistency:
- Confirmation prompt: "リセットしてもよろしいですか？"
- Warning message clearly explains the reset behavior
235-237: LGTM! Reset notification messages added.The translations accurately convey the state changes:
- Recording termination
- Environment reset
- Successful reset confirmation
public/locales/en.json (3)
164-164: LGTM! Reset button texts added.Added both "Reset" and "Confirm" button texts for the reset functionality.
Also applies to: 167-167
231-233: LGTM! Reset confirmation modal messages added.The messages are clear and informative:
- Confirmation prompt is straightforward
- Warning message clearly explains the consequences of resetting
236-238: LGTM! Reset notification messages added.The notifications provide clear feedback about:
- Recording termination
- Environment reset status
- Successful reset confirmation
public/locales/es.json (1)
166-166: LGTM! Spanish translations are accurate and well-structured.The Spanish translations for the reset functionality are semantically correct and maintain natural language flow:
- "Reiniciar" is the appropriate translation for the reset button
- Modal messages clearly communicate the reset action and its consequences
- Notification messages provide clear feedback about the reset operations
Also applies to: 230-232, 235-237
public/locales/de.json (1)
165-165: LGTM! German translations are accurate and well-structured.The German translations for the reset functionality are semantically correct and maintain natural language flow:
- "Zurücksetzen" is the appropriate translation for the reset button
- Modal messages clearly communicate the reset action and its consequences
- Notification messages provide clear feedback about the reset operations
- Consistently uses the formal "Sie" form, which is appropriate for business software
Also applies to: 229-232, 234-236
Functionality to reset remote browser recording environment state
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