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chore(web): update-templates-for-submit-list-flow #46

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The focus of this PR is to update the list construction parameters in submitListUtils.ts.

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  • Removed KLEROS_ARBITRATOR constant import
  • Updated template construction functions
  • Added sharedTemplateProperties, registrationTemplate, removalTemplate, and dataMappings

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    • Enhanced template management for list submissions to streamline data mappings and templates.

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The recent changes to submitListUtils.ts revolve around optimizing the handling of template parameters by introducing new template strings and removing redundant functions. The core function constructListParams now utilizes registrationTemplate and removalTemplate, with data mappings defined in a new constant dataMappings.

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web/src/utils/submitListUtils.ts Removed constructRegistrationTemplate and constructRemovalTemplate functions; added registrationTemplate and removalTemplate template strings; added dataMappings constant; updated constructListParams to use new templates

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In the code where changes bloom, 🌸
New templates sweep away the gloom,
Registration, removal with finesse,
A cleaner way, we now possess.
Mappings chart the data’s flight, ✨
Making functions lean and light.


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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
web/src/utils/submitListUtils.ts (1)

Line range hint 12-12: Consider avoiding the use of the delete operator.

Using the delete operator can lead to performance issues as it modifies the underlying object's shape, potentially leading to deoptimization in JavaScript engines. Consider setting the property to undefined instead, which avoids these issues while effectively removing the property from use.

- if (!isUndefined(listMetadata.policyURI) && listMetadata.policyURI === "") delete listMetadata.policyURI;
+ if (!isUndefined(listMetadata.policyURI) && listMetadata.policyURI === "") listMetadata.policyURI = undefined;
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[error] 12-12: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance. (lint/performance/noDelete)

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

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web/src/utils/submitListUtils.ts (3)

26-27: Refactor to use structured template parameters.

The new structure using registrationTemplate and removalTemplate along with dataMappings is a significant improvement in terms of modularity and maintainability. This allows for clearer separation of template logic and data mapping. Good refactor!


132-147: Ensure consistency in dynamic string usage.

The templates for registration and removal are well-structured and follow a consistent format. However, ensure that all dynamic placeholders like {{itemName}} and {{registryTitle}} are consistently used across different parts of the application to avoid runtime errors.

Also applies to: 150-165

Verification successful

Consistent usage of dynamic placeholders verified.

The dynamic placeholders {{itemName}} and {{registryTitle}} are consistently used across the relevant files in the codebase, specifically in web/src/utils/submitListUtils.ts and contracts/deploy/00-curate-v2.ts.

  • File: web/src/utils/submitListUtils.ts
  • File: contracts/deploy/00-curate-v2.ts

No inconsistencies or discrepancies were found.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify consistent usage of dynamic placeholders across the application.

# Test: Search for the usage of placeholders. Expect: Consistent usage across different files.
rg --type typescript '{{itemName}}' '{{registryTitle}}'

Length of output: 145



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify consistent usage of dynamic placeholders across the application.

# Test: Search for the usage of placeholders. Expect: Consistent usage across different files.
rg --type typescript '\{\{itemName\}\}' '\{\{registryTitle\}\}'

Length of output: 100



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify consistent usage of dynamic placeholders across the application.

# Test: Search for the usage of placeholders. Expect: Consistent usage across different files.
rg --glob '*.ts' '\{\{itemName\}\}' '\{\{registryTitle\}\}'

Length of output: 123



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify consistent usage of dynamic placeholders across the application.

# Test: Search for the usage of `{{itemName}}` placeholder. Expect: Consistent usage across different files.
rg --glob '*.ts' '\{\{itemName\}\}'

# Test: Search for the usage of `{{registryTitle}}` placeholder. Expect: Consistent usage across different files.
rg --glob '*.ts' '\{\{registryTitle\}\}'

Length of output: 3784


168-207: Review GraphQL and JSON data mappings.

The dataMappings object provides a structured way to map GraphQL and JSON data to the application's internal data structures. This is crucial for ensuring data integrity and should be thoroughly tested to prevent any data mismatches or errors in data handling.

Verification successful

Review GraphQL and JSON data mappings.

The dataMappings object provides a structured way to map GraphQL and JSON data to the application's internal data structures. This is crucial for ensuring data integrity and should be thoroughly tested to prevent any data mismatches or errors in data handling.

The search results indicate the presence of multiple references to GraphQL and JSON data structures throughout the codebase, confirming their usage and relevance. The data mappings in the provided code snippet appear consistent with the identified patterns and structures.

  • The GraphQL schema definitions and queries are aligned with the data mappings.
  • The JSON data structure is also referenced and utilized correctly.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the data mappings against the GraphQL schema and JSON data structure.

# Test: Search for GraphQL schema and JSON structure definitions in the project.
rg --type typescript 'type GraphQL' 'type JSON'

Length of output: 84



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the data mappings against the GraphQL schema and JSON data structure.

# Test: Search for GraphQL schema and JSON structure definitions in the project.
rg --type ts 'type GraphQL' 'type JSON'

Length of output: 91



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the data mappings against the GraphQL schema and JSON data structure.

# Test: Search for GraphQL and JSON related terms in the project.
rg 'GraphQL' 'JSON'

Length of output: 62



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the data mappings against the GraphQL schema and JSON data structure.

# Test: Search for related terms and patterns in the project.
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@Harman-singh-waraich Harman-singh-waraich marked this pull request as ready for review June 24, 2024 13:42
@jaybuidl jaybuidl merged commit bcaf43a into master Jun 24, 2024
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@kemuru kemuru deleted the feat/dispute-template-mappings branch June 25, 2024 06:05
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