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Pull Request AnalysisWalkthroughThis pull request encompasses a comprehensive refactoring of various components across the client-side application. The changes primarily focus on improving error handling, state management, and component flexibility. Key modifications include introducing optional chaining, adjusting prop types, removing conditional rendering checks, and adding network error handling mechanisms. The updates span multiple pages and components, with a particular emphasis on monitors, page speed, and uptime-related functionality. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant NetworkService
participant Hook
participant Component
participant NetworkErrorFallback
Client->>NetworkService: Fetch monitors/data
alt Network Error
NetworkService-->>Hook: Error occurs
Hook->>Hook: Set networkError state
Hook->>Component: Return networkError
Component->>NetworkErrorFallback: Render fallback UI
else Successful Fetch
NetworkService-->>Hook: Return data
Hook->>Component: Render normal content
end
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Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Details/Components/Charts/PieChart.jsx (1)
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167-196: Yo, let's add some safety nets to this performance calculation! 🛟The current implementation could use some validation:
- No validation that audit keys match the hardcoded weights
- Performance calculation could overflow with invalid scores
Here's a safer approach:
const getPieData = (audits) => { if (typeof audits === "undefined") return undefined; + + // Validate that all weighted metrics exist in audits + const missingMetrics = Object.keys(weights).filter( + (key) => !audits[key]?.score + ); + if (missingMetrics.length > 0) { + console.warn( + `Missing metrics in audits: ${missingMetrics.join(", ")}` + ); + } let data = []; let startAngle = 0; const padding = 3; const max = 360 - padding * (Object.keys(audits).length - 1); Object.keys(audits).forEach((key) => { - if (audits[key].score) { + if (audits[key]?.score && weights[key]) { + // Ensure score is between 0 and 1 + const normalizedScore = Math.max(0, Math.min(1, audits[key].score)); - let value = audits[key].score * weights[key]; + let value = normalizedScore * weights[key];Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Details/Components/Charts/ResponseTimeChart.jsx (1)
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7-22: Yo dawg, we need to keep it consistent with the rest of the codebase! 🎯While the optional chaining on
monitor?.groupedChecksis solid, theshouldRenderprop goes against the PR's goal of consistent state handling. Consider:
- Removing the
shouldRenderprop- Letting parent component handle the rendering logic
- Using the skeleton component directly in the parent
Here's how to make it consistent:
-const ResponseTImeChart = ({ shouldRender = true, monitor, dateRange }) => { - if (!shouldRender) { - return <SkeletonLayout />; - } +const ResponseTImeChart = ({ monitor, dateRange }) => { return ( <ChartBox icon={<ResponseTimeIcon />} header="Response Times" > <MonitorDetailsAreaChart checks={monitor?.groupedChecks ?? []} dateRange={dateRange} /> </ChartBox> ); };Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Details/Hooks/useMonitorFetch.jsx (1)
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11-29: But hold up, we need to keep that error handling consistent! 🚨The error handling approach differs from
useMonitorsFetch. Consider adding anetworkErrorstate to maintain consistency across hooks.Here's the suggested change:
const useMonitorFetch = ({ authToken, monitorId, dateRange }) => { const [monitorIsLoading, setMonitorsIsLoading] = useState(false); const [monitor, setMonitor] = useState(undefined); + const [networkError, setNetworkError] = useState(false); const navigate = useNavigate(); useEffect(() => { const fetchMonitors = async () => { try { setMonitorsIsLoading(true); const res = await networkService.getUptimeDetailsById({ authToken: authToken, monitorId: monitorId, dateRange: dateRange, normalize: true, }); setMonitor(res?.data?.data ?? {}); } catch (error) { logger.error(error); + setNetworkError(true); navigate("/not-found", { replace: true }); } finally { setMonitorsIsLoading(false); } }; fetchMonitors(); }, [authToken, dateRange, monitorId, navigate]); - return { monitor, monitorIsLoading }; + return { monitor, monitorIsLoading, networkError }; };
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Client/src/Components/Fallback/index.css (1)
29-33: Mom's spaghetti moment: Let's make this pattern responsive! 🍝The fixed max dimensions might not vibe well on smaller screens. Consider using viewport units or relative sizing to keep it fresh across different screen sizes.
Try this responsive approach:
width: 100%; - max-width: 800px; + max-width: min(800px, 90vw); height: 100%; - max-height: 800px; + max-height: min(800px, 90vh);Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Details/Hooks/useChecksFetch.jsx (1)
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13-37: Might wanna distinguish between error and initial states, famRight now, when an error occurs, we're leaving the states as undefined (initial state). This might make it tricky for components to tell if we're in the initial state or if something went wrong.
Here's a suggestion to make it more clear:
} catch (error) { logger.error(error); + setChecks(null); // null indicates error state + setChecksCount(null); // while undefined indicates initial state } finally {Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Monitors/Hooks/useMonitorsFetch.jsx (1)
7-8: Yo, let's keep that initial state consistent across the board! 🎯For consistency with other hooks, consider changing the initial state of
monitorsfrom[]toundefined.-const [monitors, setMonitors] = useState([]); +const [monitors, setMonitors] = useState(undefined);Client/src/Components/MonitorStatusHeader/index.jsx (1)
24-24: Knees weak, but this optional chaining makes me steady!Adding optional chaining (
?.) for monitor properties is a solid defensive programming practice. However, we should consider adding PropTypes shape validation for better type safety.MonitorStatusHeader.propTypes = { shouldRender: PropTypes.bool, isAdmin: PropTypes.bool, - monitor: PropTypes.object, + monitor: PropTypes.shape({ + name: PropTypes.string, + url: PropTypes.string, + interval: PropTypes.number, + _id: PropTypes.string + }), };Also applies to: 42-42
Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Details/Components/UptimeStatusBoxes/index.jsx (1)
11-14: There's vomit on his sweater already, but this duration formatting is clean!The addition of human-readable duration for the uptime streak improves user experience. However, we should ensure consistent handling of undefined monitor props.
- const { time: streakTime, units: streakUnits } = getHumanReadableDuration( - monitor?.uptimeStreak - ); + const { time: streakTime, units: streakUnits } = getHumanReadableDuration( + monitor?.uptimeStreak ?? 0 + );Client/src/Components/NetworkErrorFallback/index.jsx (2)
40-44: Consider adding aria-label for better accessibilityMom's spaghetti says we should make this more accessible for screen readers.
- <Skeleton style={{ zIndex: 1 }} /> + <Skeleton style={{ zIndex: 1 }} aria-label="Loading placeholder" /> - <SkeletonDark style={{ zIndex: 1 }} /> + <SkeletonDark style={{ zIndex: 1 }} aria-label="Loading placeholder" />
71-78: Add role="alert" for better screen reader supportYo, let's make this error message more accessible to screen readers, knees weak, arms heavy.
<Typography variant="h1" marginY={theme.spacing(4)} color={theme.palette.primary.contrastTextTertiary} + role="alert" > Network error </Typography>Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Monitors/Hooks/useMonitorsFetch.jsx (1)
76-76: Consider resetting other states on network errorThere's vomit on his sweater already, but we should clean up other states when a network error occurs.
setNetworkError(true); +setMonitors(undefined); +setFilteredMonitors(undefined); +setMonitorsSummary(undefined);Client/src/Components/Table/index.jsx (1)
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127-133: Consider adding default prop typesYo, his palms are sweaty, but we should add defaultProps to match the default values in the function signature.
}; +DataTable.defaultProps = { + headers: [], + data: [], + config: { + emptyView: "No data", + onRowClick: () => {}, + }, +}; export default DataTable;Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Monitors/Hooks/useUtils.jsx (1)
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13-19: Consider adding 'undefined' to statusColor mappingYo, for consistency with the new undefined handling, we should add it to the statusColor mapping.
const statusColor = { up: theme.palette.success.lowContrast, down: theme.palette.error.lowContrast, paused: theme.palette.warning.lowContrast, pending: theme.palette.warning.lowContrast, + undefined: theme.palette.warning.lowContrast, };Client/src/Components/Table/TablePagination/index.jsx (1)
32-34: Default values looking clean, but let's add some logging! 🍝The default values provide a safety net, but we should log when they're used to catch potential prop omissions.
function Pagination({ paginationLabel, - itemCount = 0, - page = 0, - rowsPerPage = 5, + itemCount = (() => { + if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development') { + console.warn('Pagination: itemCount prop is undefined, using default value 0'); + } + return 0; + })(), + page = (() => { + if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development') { + console.warn('Pagination: page prop is undefined, using default value 0'); + } + return 0; + })(), + rowsPerPage = 5, handleChangePage, handleChangeRowsPerPage,Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Details/Components/ChartBoxes/index.jsx (1)
136-136: Yo! Let's add some prop validation! 🍝While making the
monitorprop optional aligns with the PR goals, we should add runtime validation to ensure the component gracefully handles undefined monitor data.+const validateMonitor = (props, propName, componentName) => { + if (props[propName] === undefined) { + console.warn( + `${componentName}: ${propName} is undefined. Component will render with default values.` + ); + } +}; ChartBoxes.propTypes = { shouldRender: PropTypes.bool, - monitor: PropTypes.object, + monitor: (props, propName, componentName) => { + validateMonitor(props, propName, componentName); + return PropTypes.object(props, propName, componentName); + },Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Monitors/index.jsx (2)
61-62: Yo! These undefined initial states need some love! 🍝While using
undefinedfor initial states aligns with the PR goals, we should consider usingnullinstead to explicitly indicate the absence of a value.-const [search, setSearch] = useState(undefined); -const [page, setPage] = useState(undefined); +const [search, setSearch] = useState(null); +const [page, setPage] = useState(null);
93-109: Props validation looking sus! Let's add some TypeScript! 🍝The hook usage has grown complex with multiple optional parameters. Consider migrating to TypeScript to ensure type safety and better IDE support.
Would you like me to generate a TypeScript version of this component and the associated hook?
Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Monitors/Components/UptimeDataTable/index.jsx (1)
49-58: Yo! JSDoc's not matching the props! 🍝The JSDoc comments need updating to reflect the new props structure. Several documented props are no longer used, and new props are missing documentation.
/** * UptimeDataTable displays a table of uptime monitors with sorting, searching, and action capabilities * @param {Object} props - Component props * @param {boolean} props.isAdmin - Whether the current user has admin privileges - * @param {boolean} props.isLoading - Loading state of the table - * @param {Array} props.monitors - Array of monitor objects to display + * @param {boolean} props.isSearching - Whether a search is in progress + * @param {Function} props.setIsLoading - Callback to update loading state + * @param {Array} props.filteredMonitors - Array of filtered monitor objects + * @param {Object} props.sort - Sort configuration object + * @param {Function} props.setSort - Callback to update sort configuration + * @param {Function} props.triggerUpdate - Callback to trigger data refresh + * @param {boolean} props.monitorsAreLoading - Whether monitors are currently loading */
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[error] 37-37: The assignment should not be in an expression.
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Client/src/Components/Fallback/index.css (2)
34-36: These background properties are straight fire! 🔥Clean implementation of background properties. The
covervalue ensures the pattern scales properly while maintaining aspect ratio.
22-27: Yo, the transform's gonna make this pattern bounce like a basketball! 🏀The transform
translate(-50%, -50%)withtop: 0will position the pattern halfway above the container's top edge. If this is intentional for a partial overlay effect, we're golden. But if you want it fully visible, we should adjust this.Here's a smoother move:
[class*="fallback__"] .background-pattern-svg { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 50%; - transform: translate(-50%, -50%); + transform: translateX(-50%); z-index: 0;✅ Verification successful
Yo dawg, I'm dropping these bars about that transform like they're hot! 🔥
After peeking at the styles, I can confirm my original suspicion - that transform's gonna make your background pattern do a disappearing act like Eminem at the end of 8 Mile! With the parent having
width: fit-contentandmargin: auto, we definitely want to keep it grounded.The fix I suggested is the way to go:
[class*="fallback__"] .background-pattern-svg { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 50%; - transform: translate(-50%, -50%); + transform: translateX(-50%); z-index: 0;This'll keep your pattern centered horizontally without making it jump above the container. Straight up! 🎤
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Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Details/Components/PerformanceReport/index.jsx (1)
8-8: Yo, these changes are fire! 🔥The removal of the undefined check for
auditsaligns perfectly with the PR's objective of establishing consistent initial states. TheshouldRenderprop still handles the loading state gracefully by showing the skeleton layout.Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Details/Components/Charts/PieChartLegend.jsx (1)
16-17: Smooth moves with that conditional rendering! 👊The change from early return to conditional rendering with
typeof audits !== "undefined"makes the code flow more elegant and aligns with the PR's goal of consistent state handling.Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Details/Components/Charts/PieChart.jsx (1)
167-168: Clean move with that undefined check! 🎯Moving the undefined check into
getPieDatakeeps the data transformation logic consistent and aligns with the PR's goal of handling initial states uniformly.Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Details/Hooks/useChecksFetch.jsx (1)
13-14: Yo, these initial state changes are straight fire! 🔥The switch to
undefinedinitial states is on point with the PR's mission of keeping things consistent. This makes it crystal clear when we're waiting for that network data to drop.But yo, we gotta make sure our components can handle these undefined states like a pro. Let me verify that real quick:
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Yo dawg, this change is straight fire! 🔥
Just checked the component and it's handling those undefined states like Eminem handles rhymes - smooth and professional! The
checksAreLoadingflag is wrapping everything up tight, making sure we don't show nothing until the data's ready to drop. No spaghetti code here, fam!🏁 Scripts executed
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Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Monitors/Components/UptimeDataTable/skeleton.jsx (1)
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3-11: Yo, this component's cleanup is straight fire! 🔥The removal of the
shouldRenderprop and conditional rendering makes the component more focused and predictable. The parent component now has full control over when to render the skeleton, which is exactly what we want for consistent state management.Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Details/Hooks/useMonitorFetch.jsx (1)
8-8: Yo, this initial state change is on point! 💯Setting initial state to
undefinedaligns perfectly with the PR's goal of consistent initial states.Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Monitors/Hooks/useMonitorsFetch.jsx (1)
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9-42: The network error handling is straight fire! 🔥The addition of
networkErrorstate and its handling is solid. It provides consistent error handling across the application.Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Monitors/Components/SearchComponent/index.jsx (2)
8-8: Yo, nice default prop value, eh!Adding a default empty array for monitors is a solid defensive programming practice. It prevents those nasty undefined array operations.
9-16: Nervous about that first render? This fix is straight fire! 🔥Using
useRefto skip the initial search is clever. It prevents unnecessary API calls and state updates when the component first mounts.But hey, let's verify this behaviour across the app, eh?
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Yo, this first render skip is unique like Eminem! 🎤
After dropping some mad grep beats through the codebase, this isFirstRender pattern is a one-hit wonder - and that's exactly how it should be! It's perfectly used here with that debounced search, preventing those initial jitters when the component drops the beat... I mean, mounts.
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Client/src/Components/MonitorStatusHeader/index.jsx (1)
11-11: Palms are sweaty reviewing these component renames!The rename from
MonitorHeadertoMonitorStatusHeaderis more descriptive, but we need to ensure all imports are updated.Also applies to: 48-54
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Yo, the rename's clean like mom's spaghetti! 🍝
All imports are properly updated, and there are no remaining references to the old
MonitorHeadername. TheCreateMonitorHeaderinstances found are unrelated components.🏁 Scripts executed
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Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Monitors/index.jsx (1)
14-14: Yo dawg, solid addition of network error handling! 🔥The addition of NetworkErrorFallback and the early return pattern creates a consistent way to handle network errors across components. This is exactly what we needed for establishing consistent initial states.
Just make sure we're using this same pattern in other components that use network requests for consistency.
Also applies to: 24-24, 29-31
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Yo, we're straight fire with that network error handling! 🔥
The NetworkErrorFallback pattern is already consistently implemented in both PageSpeed and Uptime monitor components, with identical early returns and error handling flow. We're keeping it real with that consistency, fam!
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Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Details/Components/ResponseTable/index.jsx (1)
11-11: Mom's spaghetti-level changes to prop types! 🍝Making
checksandchecksCountoptional with proper defaults is a solid move. This aligns perfectly with handling undefined initial states during network requests.However, we should verify that the parent component handles these props consistently.
Also applies to: 80-81
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Yo, these prop changes are straight fire! 🔥
The parent component's got its spaghetti organized perfectly:
- Handles loading state with
shouldRender- Fetches data through
useChecksFetchhook- Passes both
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Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Details/Components/Charts/DownBarChart.jsx (1)
22-22: Arms are heavy, but this error handling is light! 🚀The addition of optional chaining (
?.) and nullish coalescing (??) operators makes the component more resilient to undefined initial states. This is crucial for handling network request states consistently.However, we should verify that the chart behaves correctly with empty/undefined data.
Also applies to: 45-47
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Yo! These safety checks are tighter than mom's spaghetti! 🍝
The component is properly handling empty and undefined states:
- PropTypes validation for type safety
- Optional chaining throughout the component
- Fallback empty objects for data points
- Graceful null state handling in event callbacks
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Client/src/Components/NetworkErrorFallback/index.jsx (1)
8-12: Documentation looks good, yo!The JSDoc comments are straight fire, providing clear documentation about the component's purpose and return type.
Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Monitors/Hooks/useMonitorsFetch.jsx (1)
46-49: Initial states looking clean, dawg!The change to
undefinedinitial states is consistent with the PR objectives. This makes it easier to distinguish between loading, error, and empty states.Client/src/Components/Table/index.jsx (1)
35-42: Props defaults looking fresh!The default values for props make the component more robust and easier to use. Nice defensive programming!
Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Monitors/Hooks/useUtils.jsx (1)
5-8: Early return pattern looking clean!The undefined check is a solid addition, making the function more robust. Mom's spaghetti approves!
Client/src/Components/Table/TablePagination/index.jsx (1)
9-10: Yo! These PropTypes changes need some validation love! 🍝While making
itemCountandpageoptional aligns with the PR's goal of consistent initial states, we should validate these props when they're undefined to prevent potential UI glitches.Client/src/Pages/Uptime/Details/Components/ChartBoxes/index.jsx (1)
126-126: Clean optional chaining implementation! 🍝The addition of optional chaining for
monitor?.avgResponseTimeprovides better null safety while maintaining the same fallback behavior.
| // Find the position where the number ends and the unit begins | ||
| const match = audit.displayValue.match(/(\d+\.?\d*)\s*([a-zA-Z]+)/); | ||
| let value; | ||
| let unit; | ||
| if (match) { | ||
| value = match[1]; | ||
| match[2] === "s" ? (unit = "seconds") : (unit = match[2]); | ||
| } else { | ||
| value = audit.displayValue; | ||
| } |
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Yo dawg, let's make this string parsing more robust! 💪
The current string parsing logic could use some love:
- No error handling for malformed displayValue
- Assignment in ternary operator is causing linting errors
- Hardcoded unit conversion only handles 's' to 'seconds'
Here's a cleaner approach:
- const match = audit.displayValue.match(/(\d+\.?\d*)\s*([a-zA-Z]+)/);
- let value;
- let unit;
- if (match) {
- value = match[1];
- match[2] === "s" ? (unit = "seconds") : (unit = match[2]);
- } else {
- value = audit.displayValue;
- }
+ const match = audit.displayValue.match(/(\d+\.?\d*)\s*([a-zA-Z]+)/);
+ const value = match?.[1] ?? audit.displayValue;
+ const rawUnit = match?.[2];
+ const unitMap = {
+ s: "seconds",
+ ms: "milliseconds",
+ };
+ const unit = rawUnit ? (unitMap[rawUnit] ?? rawUnit) : undefined;📝 Committable suggestion
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| // Find the position where the number ends and the unit begins | |
| const match = audit.displayValue.match(/(\d+\.?\d*)\s*([a-zA-Z]+)/); | |
| let value; | |
| let unit; | |
| if (match) { | |
| value = match[1]; | |
| match[2] === "s" ? (unit = "seconds") : (unit = match[2]); | |
| } else { | |
| value = audit.displayValue; | |
| } | |
| // Find the position where the number ends and the unit begins | |
| const match = audit.displayValue.match(/(\d+\.?\d*)\s*([a-zA-Z]+)/); | |
| const value = match?.[1] ?? audit.displayValue; | |
| const rawUnit = match?.[2]; | |
| const unitMap = { | |
| s: "seconds", | |
| ms: "milliseconds", | |
| }; | |
| const unit = rawUnit ? (unitMap[rawUnit] ?? rawUnit) : undefined; |
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[error] 37-37: The assignment should not be in an expression.
The use of assignments in expressions is confusing.
Expressions are often considered as side-effect free.
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[error] 37-37: The assignment should not be in an expression.
The use of assignments in expressions is confusing.
Expressions are often considered as side-effect free.
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| @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ const useCertificateFetch = ({ | |||
| certificateDateFormat, | |||
| uiTimezone, | |||
| }) => { | |||
| const [certificateExpiry, setCertificateExpiry] = useState("N/A"); | |||
| const [certificateExpiry, setCertificateExpiry] = useState(undefined); | |||
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Yo! There's vomit on the sweater - undefined rendering alert!
The change to undefined initial state needs defensive handling in UptimeStatusBoxes/index.jsx. The component directly renders certificateExpiry without checking for undefined values, which could lead to unintended rendering behaviour.
- Add a null check or conditional rendering in
UptimeStatusBoxes/index.jsxbefore rendering thecertificateExpiryvalue - Consider displaying a placeholder text when the value is undefined
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Mom's spaghetti moment: Initial state needs attention!
Changing the initial state to undefined aligns with the PR's goal of consistent initial states. However, we should verify that all components consuming this hook can handle undefined properly.
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| // Components | |||
| import { Stack, Typography } from "@mui/material"; | |||
| import { Stack, Typography, Skeleton } from "@mui/material"; | |||
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Yo! There's spaghetti in this code - Skeleton's imported but ghostin' us! 🍝
The Skeleton component is imported but never used in the file. Either:
- Remove the unused import, or
- Implement the loading states using Skeleton as intended
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Knees weak, but this loading state is strong! 💪
Good call on using MUI's Skeleton component for loading states. This provides a consistent loading experience while waiting for network requests to complete.
However, I notice we're importing Skeleton but not using it in the component. Was this meant to be implemented?
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| if (networkError) return <NetworkErrorFallback />; | ||
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| if (!isLoading && !monitorsAreLoading && totalMonitors === 0) { |
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Error handling's tight, but loading states need work! 🍝
While the network error handling is solid, we should consider showing a loading state before falling back to the error component.
+if (monitorsAreLoading) return <LoadingSpinner />;
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| if (monitorsAreLoading) { | ||
| return <UptimeDataTableSkeleton />; | ||
| } | ||
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| return ( | ||
| <Box position="relative"> | ||
| <LoadingSpinner shouldRender={isSearching} /> | ||
| <DataTable | ||
| headers={headers} | ||
| filteredMonitors={filteredMonitors} | ||
| data={filteredMonitors} | ||
| config={{ | ||
| rowSX: { | ||
| cursor: "pointer", | ||
| "&:hover td": { | ||
| backgroundColor: theme.palette.tertiary.main, | ||
| transition: "background-color .3s ease", | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| onRowClick: (row) => { | ||
| navigate(`/uptime/${row.id}`); | ||
| }, | ||
| emptyView: "No monitors found", | ||
| }} |
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Error boundary's missing! Let's catch them errors! 🍝
While the loading states are handled well, we should wrap the DataTable in an error boundary to catch any rendering errors.
+import ErrorBoundary from '../../../../../Components/ErrorBoundary';
return (
<Box position="relative">
<LoadingSpinner shouldRender={isSearching} />
+ <ErrorBoundary fallback={<div>Something went wrong</div>}>
<DataTable
headers={headers}
data={filteredMonitors}
config={{
// ... existing config
}}
/>
+ </ErrorBoundary>
</Box>
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This PR sets the initial states of all network requests in Uptime and Pagespeed to undefined for consistent empty state handling.
Subcomponents are updated accordingly.
A NetworkError fallback view has been added