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Apr 15, 2025
- pagination added to guides
- issue num: 574
WalkthroughThis update removes the legacy pagination logic and components from both frontend and backend, replacing them with a new Material-UI-based table pagination system. The backend no longer handles paginated queries for team details, instead returning all data at once. On the frontend, the old custom pagination component is deleted, and new Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Frontend
participant Backend
User->>Frontend: Loads Team Tab / Guide Page
Frontend->>Backend: Request all team/org details (no pagination)
Backend-->>Frontend: Returns all team/org data
Frontend->>Frontend: Slices data for current page/rowsPerPage
User->>Frontend: Interacts with PaginationTable (change page/rows)
Frontend->>Frontend: Updates page/rowsPerPage state, slices data
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Frontend
participant Backend
User->>Frontend: Loads previous paginated view (old flow)
Frontend->>Backend: Request team/org details with page & limit
Backend-->>Frontend: Returns paginated data (items, page info)
Frontend->>Frontend: Renders data for current page
Note over User,Frontend: Old flow now replaced by new flow (see above)
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frontend/src/components/Pagination/TablePagination/PaginationTable.jsx (1)
29-29
: Consider making rowsPerPageOptions configurable.While the current options are sensible defaults, making rowsPerPageOptions configurable via props would increase the component's flexibility for different use cases.
-const PaginationTable = ({ +const PaginationTable = ({ page, setPage, rowsPerPage, setRowsPerPage, count, + rowsPerPageOptions = [5, 10, 25, { label: 'All', value: -1 }], }) => { // ... return ( <section className={styles.paginationContainer}> <table> <tfoot> <tr> <TablePagination - rowsPerPageOptions={[5, 10, 25, { label: 'All', value: -1 }]} + rowsPerPageOptions={rowsPerPageOptions} // other props...Don't forget to update PropTypes:
PaginationTable.propTypes = { // existing props... rowsPerPageOptions: PropTypes.array, };frontend/src/components/Pagination/ButtonPagination/PaginationButtons.jsx (2)
1-60
: Consider adding accessibility improvementsThe component functions well, but could benefit from enhanced accessibility features like aria-labels for the navigation buttons and ensuring keyboard navigation works properly.
Example implementation:
<Button text="Previous" variant="outlined" buttonType="secondary" startIcon={<ArrowBackIcon />} onClick={prevPage} disabled={currentPage === 1} + aria-label="Go to previous page" /> <Button text="Next" variant="outlined" buttonType="secondary" endIcon={<ArrowForwardIcon />} onClick={nextPage} disabled={currentPage === totalPages} + aria-label="Go to next page" />
9-57
: Consider making Pagination configuration customizableThe Pagination component has hardcoded configuration values (siblingCount, boundaryCount). Consider making these configurable via props to enhance component reusability across different contexts.
// In the PropTypes definition PaginationButtons.propTypes = { currentPage: PropTypes.number.isRequired, setCurrentPage: PropTypes.func.isRequired, totalPages: PropTypes.number.isRequired, + siblingCount: PropTypes.number, + boundaryCount: PropTypes.number, }; // Add default props +PaginationButtons.defaultProps = { + siblingCount: 1, + boundaryCount: 1, +}; // In the component JSX <Pagination count={totalPages} page={currentPage} onChange={handlePageChange} - siblingCount={1} - boundaryCount={1} + siblingCount={siblingCount} + boundaryCount={boundaryCount} hidePrevButton hideNextButton />
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frontend/src/components/Pagination/ButtonPagination/PaginationButtons.jsx (3)
frontend/src/scenes/settings/TeamTab/TeamTab.jsx (2)
currentPage
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frontend/src/components/Pagination/TablePagination/TablePaginationActions.jsx (3)
frontend/src/templates/GuideMainPageTemplate/GuideMainPageTemplate.jsx (2)
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rowsPerPage
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frontend/src/components/Pagination/TablePagination/PaginationTable.jsx (3)
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frontend/src/templates/GuideMainPageTemplate/GuideMainPageTemplate.jsx (1)
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frontend/src/components/Pagination/ButtonPagination/PaginationButtons.module.css (3)
1-9
: Clean pagination container stylingThe flexbox layout with right alignment is perfect for pagination controls. The fixed height ensures consistent spacing in the UI.
11-14
: Good use of color variablesUsing the CSS variable for the main purple color ensures consistency across the application. The border-radius gives the buttons a nice, modern look.
16-19
: Nice touch on non-interactive elementsSetting cursor to default for non-interactive div elements inside list items provides clear visual feedback to users. Good attention to detail.
frontend/src/services/settingServices.js (1)
23-23
: Default page size increase looks goodChanging the default limit from 5 to 10 items per page is a good decision - it shows more content at once and matches the rowsPerPage values used elsewhere in the application (like in TeamTab.jsx).
frontend/src/components/Pagination/TablePagination/TablePaginationActions.jsx (5)
1-10
: Good choice of importsAll the necessary Material-UI components are imported. The use of specialized pagination icons (FirstPage, LastPage, etc.) provides clear visual cues for navigation.
11-14
: Well-structured component with proper prop destructuringThe component properly extracts its required props using destructuring. The use of useTheme hook is great for handling RTL layouts.
15-29
: Clean event handlersThe event handlers are well-implemented and follow React best practices. The last page calculation in handleLastPageButtonClick is particularly well done.
31-71
: Accessible pagination controlsThe IconButtons have proper aria-labels and disabled states are correctly managed based on the current page position. The RTL support through theme.direction is a nice accessibility feature.
73-78
: Well-defined PropTypesAll props are properly defined with isRequired flags, ensuring the component receives the correct data types.
frontend/src/components/Pagination/TablePagination/PaginationTable.module.css (3)
1-4
: Clean flexbox containerThe right-aligned flexbox container is perfect for pagination controls, matching standard UI patterns.
6-12
: Consistent use of color variablesUsing CSS variables (--main-text-color and --main-purple) maintains color consistency throughout the application. This aligns well with the styling in the ButtonPagination component.
14-16
: Clean table stylingRemoving the bottom border from table cells within the pagination container prevents visual clutter and improves the overall appearance of the pagination interface.
frontend/src/scenes/settings/TeamTab/TeamTab.jsx (4)
14-14
: Great job updating the import path for pagination!You've successfully migrated from the legacy pagination component to the new modular
PaginationButtons
component. This aligns with the broader refactoring effort for pagination across the application.
58-58
: Nice rename fromperPage
torowsPerPage
!This change improves naming consistency across the codebase and aligns with Material-UI conventions. Good variable naming makes code more maintainable and easier to understand.
61-62
: Correctly updated dependencies in useEffect.You've properly updated the dependency array to use the renamed
rowsPerPage
variable, ensuring the effect runs when the pagination settings change.
247-253
:❓ Verification inconclusive
Consider the UX implications of showing pagination when only one page exists.
Changing the condition from
totalPages > 1
tototalPages > 0
means pagination controls will display even when there's only one page of results. While this maintains UI consistency, it might be unnecessary when there's only a single page.However, I see you're implementing a consistent approach across the application, so this change makes sense in that context.
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After running the search, it appears that the condition
totalPages > 0
in TeamTab.jsx (lines 247–253) is unique in the codebase. No other implementations were found that display pagination when only a single page exists. This means that—even though the change ensures consistency across the application—it will show pagination controls even if there’s just one page available.Please manually verify that this design decision is intentional and aligns with your overall UX goals. If the consistent approach is desired, then the current implementation is acceptable. Otherwise, consider changing the condition to
totalPages > 1
to prevent displaying pagination controls unnecessarily.frontend/src/templates/GuideMainPageTemplate/GuideMainPageTemplate.jsx (4)
1-12
: Nice modularization with the new pagination components!You've properly imported the required components for pagination (
PaginationTable
) and loading state management (LoadingArea
). This modular approach improves code organization and reusability.
24-27
: Good implementation of pagination state management.Adding state variables for
page
androwsPerPage
with appropriate initial values allows for proper pagination control.
42-80
: Great conditional rendering implementation for loading and pagination!The conditional rendering structure is clean and logical - showing a loading indicator when data is loading, and properly paginating the results when data is available. The slice operation correctly implements pagination on the client side.
The condition
count > 5
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: Properly updated PropTypes to match new props.Good job adding PropTypes for the new
loading
andcount
props. This helps with type checking and documentation.frontend/src/templates/DefaultPageTemplate/DefaultPageTemplate.jsx (4)
31-33
: Good addition of state variables for improved loading management.Adding
hasFetched
andcount
state variables improves the loading state management and pagination support. This separation between "never fetched" and "currently loading" states provides a better user experience.
129-139
: Nice updates to the fetch function for pagination support.Setting the count and hasFetched states properly ensures the pagination has the correct total and improves the loading state management.
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: Great implementation of tiered loading states!The conditional rendering pattern is excellent:
- First check if data has ever been fetched
- Then check if there are any items
- Finally render the appropriate content
This creates a smooth user experience with appropriate feedback at each stage.
180-184
: Good job passing loading and count props to GuideMainPageTemplate.Correctly passing these props ensures the child component has all the information it needs for pagination and loading states.
frontend/src/components/Pagination/TablePagination/PaginationTable.jsx (3)
1-62
: Well-structured new pagination component!This is a well-implemented table pagination component with:
- Clean functional component structure
- Proper event handlers for page and rows-per-page changes
- Good use of Material-UI components
- Appropriate PropTypes validation
- Accessibility considerations with aria-labels
- Flexible row options including an "All" option
The component follows React best practices and integrates well with Material-UI.
18-21
: Nice touch resetting to page 0 when rows per page changes.Automatically resetting to the first page when the user changes the number of rows per page is a good practice that prevents confusion and potential bugs with out-of-range pages.
34-41
: Good accessibility implementation.Using proper accessibility attributes like aria-labels is important for users with screen readers. Nice job including these details.
frontend/src/components/Pagination/ButtonPagination/PaginationButtons.jsx (4)
1-8
: Well-organized imports for a new pagination componentThe imports are structured logically, separating React core, PropTypes, Material-UI components, local components, and styles. This organization makes the code more maintainable.
9-21
: Clean pagination logic implementationThe component's helper functions are well-structured and handle the page navigation properly. The logic checks prevent navigating beyond the valid page range and ensure the component behaves as expected.
22-51
: Well-structured UI with proper button statesThe pagination UI is implemented with a logical layout, using the custom Button component consistently. The disabled states are correctly applied to prevent navigation beyond valid boundaries. The Material-UI Pagination component is configured to hide its own navigation buttons since you're implementing custom ones.
53-57
: Properly defined PropTypesAll required props have appropriate type definitions. This ensures proper component usage and helps prevent runtime errors.
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frontend/src/templates/GuideMainPageTemplate/GuideMainPageTemplate.jsx (1)
87-91
:⚠️ Potential issueFix potential XSS vulnerability with dangerouslySetInnerHTML
Using
dangerouslySetInnerHTML
without proper sanitization could expose users to cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. Even though you're only replacing newlines, it's still risky.Consider using a safer approach:
-<p - dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ - __html: paragraph.replace(/\n/g, '</p><p>'), - }} -></p> +{paragraph.split('\n').map((text, i) => ( + <p key={i}>{text}</p> +))}This achieves the same visual result without introducing XSS risks.
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frontend/src/scenes/settings/TeamTab/TeamTable/TeamTable.jsx (1)
91-103
: Added pagination UI footerIntegrated the PaginationTable component within a TableFooter to provide pagination controls, passing all the necessary state and setter props.
You might want to add a comment explaining why rowsPerPage is set to 5 as the default value, since the backend previously used 10 as the default.
frontend/src/scenes/settings/TeamTab/TeamTab.jsx (2)
153-190
: Organization name edit workflow looks good but has a minor typoThe organization name edit functionality is well-implemented with clear visual indicators for editing mode. However, there's a prop typo at line 157.
Fix the prop name typo:
- autofocus={true} + autoFocus={true}
235-250
: Make role comparison more strict in filter conditionsThe role filtering for different tab panels uses loose equality check, which could lead to unexpected behavior with type coercion.
Use strict equality for role comparisons:
- team={team.filter((user) => user.role == 'admin')} + team={team.filter((user) => user.role === 'admin')}And similarly for the 'member' role at line 245.
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backend/src/test/unit/controllers/team.test.js (1)
18-18
: Good simplification of the test cleanup!The change to use
sinon.restore
directly as theafterEach
handler simplifies the test cleanup process and removes redundant code. This aligns with the removal of pagination logic from the team controller endpoints.frontend/src/templates/GuideMainPageTemplate/GuideMainPageComponents/List/ListItem/ListItem.jsx (1)
3-3
: Nice UI simplificationRemoving the theme dependency and importing only IconButton is cleaner. This change aligns with the removal of the circle icon status indicators from list items, simplifying the UI.
frontend/src/services/settingServices.js (1)
23-26
: API call update to match backend changesThe removal of pagination parameters from the
getOrgDetails
function correctly aligns with the backend changes where pagination was removed from the team details API. The function now gets all team data at once for client-side pagination.backend/src/controllers/team.controller.js (1)
56-56
:✅ Verification successful
Backend pagination removal looks good
The controller now calls
teamService.getTeam()
without pagination parameters, correctly implementing the shift from server-side to client-side pagination. This simplifies the API and aligns with the frontend changes.
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Backend pagination removal validated
No remaining pagination logic found in the service—this change is safe to merge.
• Checked backend/src/controllers/team.controller.js: now calls teamService.getTeam() without page/limit params
• Verified backend/src/service/team.service.js: no “pagination”, “page…limit” or “limit…page” referencesbackend/src/test/unit/services/team.test.js (3)
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: Simplified test cleanup with sinon.restoreThe afterEach hook has been simplified to directly call sinon.restore instead of using an async function with database truncation. This is a cleaner approach for test cleanup.
53-54
: Updated stub and method call to match the new service implementationThe test correctly replaces User.findAndCountAll with User.findAll and calls getTeam without parameters, reflecting the service changes.
56-57
: Updated expected result structureThe expected result structure now correctly matches the simplified return from the getTeam method, with team and users properties only.
frontend/src/scenes/settings/TeamTab/TeamTable/TeamTable.jsx (3)
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: Added necessary imports for paginationImported TableFooter and PaginationTable to support the new client-side pagination implementation.
Also applies to: 15-15
24-25
: Added pagination state managementImplemented state variables for tracking the current page and rows per page, essential for client-side pagination functionality.
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: Implemented data slicing for paginationThe component now properly slices the team data based on the current pagination state, showing only the relevant subset of data.
frontend/src/templates/GuideMainPageTemplate/GuideMainPageTemplate.jsx (4)
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: Added imports for pagination and loading stateAdded imports for useState, PaginationTable, and LoadingArea to support the new client-side pagination and loading state functionality.
Also applies to: 11-12
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: Added props for pagination and loading stateAdded count and loading props to support the pagination functionality and loading state display.
Also applies to: 23-23
25-26
: Added state management for paginationImplemented state variables for tracking the current page and rows per page, essential for client-side pagination functionality.
112-113
: Updated PropTypes for new propsPropTypes definition has been updated to include the new loading and count props, ensuring proper type checking.
frontend/src/scenes/settings/TeamTab/TeamTab.jsx (6)
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: Nice refactoring of the useEffect hook for better async handling.The conversion to an immediately invoked async function with proper error handling is a solid improvement. You've got the try/catch/finally pattern working well here, which is way better than before. The loading state management is cleaner now too.
60-69
: Good user role synchronization logicThis code properly syncs the user's role when it differs from what's stored in the context. The navigation back to the first tab when a role change is detected is a nice touch to prevent permission issues.
147-149
: Smart move implementing a proper loading stateUsing a dedicated LoadingArea component instead of conditional rendering scattered throughout the component makes the code much cleaner and more maintainable.
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: Pagination migration completed successfullyThe pagination handling has been properly migrated to the TeamTable component, with all the necessary props being passed. This aligns with the Material-UI approach for table pagination.
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: Tab styling and layout structure looks solidThe tab implementation with Material UI's TabContext and TabList is well-structured. The custom styling for active tabs using conditional classes provides good visual feedback.
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: Modal integration is clean and follows best practicesThe three modals (invite, remove, change role) are properly integrated with the component's state and handlers. The props flow is clear and follows good React practices.