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fix ENG-1423

the joinByCodes function uses the options as json and ready make the method: POST so should only use query as options

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced the license joining process with streamlined data handling.
    • Improved English localization with new sections and refined descriptions for educational offerings.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Maintained existing control flow and error handling logic for processing results from the join operation.
  • Chores

    • Updated method signature for clarity and improved functionality.
    • Added new constants for component names and page titles in the teacher dashboard.

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The changes in the JoinLicensesByCode.vue file involve simplifying the post method by directly passing this.$route.query to the joinByCodes action instead of wrapping it in an object. The logic for determining the state variable and processing results remains unchanged. The navigation to the licenses page after a successful operation has been delayed from 3000 milliseconds to 5000 milliseconds. Additionally, the English localization file has been extensively updated to enhance educational content, and new constants have been added to support the updated component structure.

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File Change Summary
app/views/teachers/JoinLicensesByCode.vue Updated post() method to pass this.$route.query directly to joinByCodes, removing object wrapper. Set component name to COMPONENT_NAMES.ACTIVATE_LICENSE. Adjusted page title in mounted lifecycle hook.
app/locale/en.js Extensive updates to localization content, adding new sections and refining existing descriptions for educational offerings.
ozaria/site/components/teacher-dashboard/common/constants.js Added ACTIVATE_LICENSE to COMPONENT_NAMES and PAGE_TITLES, enhancing component name structure.

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Ensure teacher activation code functionality (ENG-1423)

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Hop hop hooray, the code's been refined,
With queries direct, oh what a find!
No more wrappers, just a swift call,
To join the licenses, we stand tall!
A timeout awaits, then off we go,
To the licenses page, with a joyful glow! 🐇✨

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
app/views/teachers/JoinLicensesByCode.vue (3)

Line range hint 22-36: Add comprehensive error handling

The current implementation has two potential issues:

  1. Missing error handling for complete failures or rejected promises
  2. Silent 3-second delay before navigation might confuse users

Consider implementing these improvements:

-      this.joinByCodes(this.$route.query).then((res) => {
+      this.state = 'loading'
+      this.joinByCodes(this.$route.query).then((res) => {
         let state = 'success'
         for (const code in res) {
           if (!res[code] || typeof res[code] === 'string') {
             state = 'partly-failed'
             break
           }
         }
         this.result = res
         this.state = state

         if (state === 'success') {
+          this.state = 'redirecting'
           setTimeout(() => {
             application.router.navigate('/teachers/licenses', { trigger: true })
           }, 3000)
         }
+      }).catch(error => {
+        this.state = 'error'
+        this.result = { error: error.message }
+        console.error('Failed to join licenses:', error)
       })

Also update the template to show the new states:

 <template lang="pug">
   div
     .progress.progress-striped.active(v-if="state === 'loading'")
       .progress-bar(style="width: 100%")
     .alert.alert-success(v-if="state === 'success'") {{ $t('teachers.licenses_activated_success') }}
+    .alert.alert-info(v-if="state === 'redirecting'")
+      | {{ $t('teachers.licenses_activated_success') }}
+      br
+      | {{ $t('teachers.redirecting_to_licenses') }}
+    .alert.alert-danger(v-if="state === 'error'")
+      | {{ $t('teachers.licenses_activation_error') }}
+      .error-details(v-if="result.error") {{ result.error }}
     .alert.alert-failed(v-if="state === 'partly-failed'")
       .status(v-for="(res, code) in result")
         span.code {{ code }}:
         span.status {{ res }}
 </template>

Line range hint 8-14: Add input validation for activation codes

The mounted hook should validate the codes before processing them to prevent unnecessary API calls.

Consider adding validation:

   mounted () {
-    if (this.$route.query.codes) {
+    const codes = this.$route.query.codes
+    if (codes && Array.isArray(codes) && codes.length > 0 && 
+        codes.every(code => /^T-[A-Z0-9]{4}-[A-Z0-9]{4}-[A-Z0-9]{4}$/.test(code))) {
       this.post()
     } else {
+      console.warn('Invalid or missing activation codes:', codes)
       application.router.navigate('/teachers/licenses', { trigger: true })
     }
   },

Line range hint 41-47: Enhance accessibility for status messages

The alerts should have proper ARIA attributes for better screen reader support.

Consider these improvements:

 <template lang="pug">
   div
-    .progress.progress-striped.active(v-if="state === 'loading'")
+    .progress.progress-striped.active(
+      v-if="state === 'loading'"
+      role="progressbar"
+      aria-label="Loading"
+    )
       .progress-bar(style="width: 100%")
-    .alert.alert-success(v-if="state === 'success'") {{ $t('teachers.licenses_activated_success') }}
+    .alert.alert-success(
+      v-if="state === 'success'"
+      role="alert"
+      aria-live="polite"
+    ) {{ $t('teachers.licenses_activated_success') }}
-    .alert.alert-failed(v-if="state === 'partly-failed'")
+    .alert.alert-failed(
+      v-if="state === 'partly-failed'"
+      role="alert"
+      aria-live="polite"
+    )
       .status(v-for="(res, code) in result")
         span.code {{ code }}:
         span.status {{ res }}
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22-22: Verify query parameter validation in the Vuex action

While directly passing this.$route.query fixes the options usage, ensure that the joinByCodes action properly validates the incoming parameters to prevent processing of unexpected query parameters.

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The previous results show the action is mapped through prepaidsApi, but we need to verify the actual API implementation and any validation. These commands will help us trace the complete flow and validation mechanisms.


The previous search patterns didn't find the files. Let's first locate the relevant files in the codebase to understand the structure better.


We found the API implementation in prepaids.js that shows the endpoint uses POST with query parameters. Let's verify the schema and model implementation to understand the validation rules before making a final decision.


Passing query parameters directly is safe and correct

The change from wrapping query parameters to passing them directly is correct because:

  1. The API endpoint /db/prepaids/-/join-by-codes is designed to handle query parameters directly
  2. The schema shows proper validation for codes and teacher activation through the redeemers and properties.activatedByTeacher fields
  3. The API implementation in app/core/api/prepaids.js already handles null/undefined options with a default empty object
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app/views/teachers/JoinLicensesByCode.vue (1)

Line range hint 28-32: Consider additional error cases in the success check.

The current check !res[code] || res[code] !== 'success' might miss some edge cases. Consider being more explicit about failure conditions.

-          if (!res[code] || res[code] !== 'success') {
+          if (!res[code] || typeof res[code] !== 'string' || res[code] !== 'success') {

This change would ensure that:

  1. The response exists
  2. It's a string value
  3. It matches 'success' exactly
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ozaria/site/components/teacher-dashboard/common/constants.js (2)

15-15: LGTM! Component name follows conventions

The new ACTIVATE_LICENSE constant follows the established naming patterns and Vue component naming conventions, maintaining consistency with the existing license-related functionality.


25-26: LGTM! Page titles maintain consistency

The updates to PAGE_TITLES maintain proper object syntax and consistent naming conventions. The added entry for ACTIVATE_LICENSE aligns with the existing pattern of using snake_case for title values.

Let's verify that the new title is properly defined in the i18n files:

app/views/teachers/JoinLicensesByCode.vue (2)

13-13: LGTM! Dynamic page title setting.

Setting the page title dynamically using constants maintains consistency across the application.


25-25: LGTM! Simplified options handling.

The change correctly addresses the issue by directly passing query parameters to joinByCodes instead of wrapping them in an object with method and json properties.

app/locale/en.js (4)

Line range hint 1-2: LGTM!

The module export syntax is correct.


Line range hint 4-5: LGTM!

The nativeDescription and englishDescription properties are defined correctly.


Line range hint 6-1897: Verify the completeness and accuracy of translations.

This is a very large object containing translations for various keys. I would recommend:

  1. Ensuring all required keys have a corresponding translation.
  2. Double checking the accuracy of the translations, preferably with a native speaker.
  3. Verifying the translations make sense in the context they are used in the application.

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1898-1899: Verify the activate_license translation.

The activate_license translation is defined, but it's not clear where it is used.

Search the codebase for usages of this translation key:

If no usages are found, consider removing this unused translation.

@@ -1,13 +1,16 @@
<script>
import { mapActions } from 'vuex'
import { COMPONENT_NAMES, PAGE_TITLES } from '../common/constants.js'
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The imported constants file cannot be found and may be missing

The file JoinLicensesByCode.vue is trying to import COMPONENT_NAMES and PAGE_TITLES from ../common/constants.js, but:

  • The constants file is not found at the expected relative path
  • The ACTIVATE_LICENSES constant is not defined in any of the existing constants files
  • The component is using COMPONENT_NAMES.ACTIVATE_LICENSES but this key is not defined in any of the found COMPONENT_NAMES objects

This suggests that either:

  1. The constants file is missing
  2. The import path is incorrect
  3. The required constants are not defined
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LGTM! Verify imported constants.

Using constants for component names improves maintainability. The changes look good.

Let's verify the imported constants exist:

Also applies to: 5-5

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app/views/teachers/JoinLicensesByCode.vue (1)

41-42: Consider documenting the timeout increase

The navigation delay has been increased from 3000ms to 5000ms. While this might improve user experience by allowing more time to read the success message, it would be helpful to:

  1. Document why this change was necessary
  2. Consider making this value configurable
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app/views/teachers/JoinLicensesByCode.vue (3)

Line range hint 6-20: LGTM! Clean component initialization

The component's lifecycle setup is well-structured:

  • Proper initialization of reactive data
  • Clear mounted hook logic with page title setting
  • Appropriate navigation handling

28-31: LGTM! Fixed options handling

The change correctly addresses the PR objective by:

  • Directly passing query parameters to joinByCodes
  • Implementing more precise success validation

2-5: Verify the new constants import path

The import path has been updated to ozaria/site/components/teacher-dashboard/common/constants.js. Let's verify this path exists and contains the required constants.

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Import path and constants are correctly defined

The import path ozaria/site/components/teacher-dashboard/common/constants.js exists and contains the required constants:

  • COMPONENT_NAMES.ACTIVATE_LICENSE is defined as 'ActivateLicense'
  • PAGE_TITLES includes the corresponding entry for ACTIVATE_LICENSE
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app/locale/en.js (1)

1821-1822: LGTM! Translation keys added for license activation feedback.

The new translation keys provide clear user feedback messages for license activation functionality in the teachers section. The messages follow the established pattern and style.

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didn't try, but the code LGTM

@smallst smallst merged commit e55d934 into master Nov 20, 2024
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