Add Chullora component and table with dynamic data #1
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WalkthroughA new React component named Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Chullora
participant ChulloraRun
participant DataTwoA
User->>Chullora: Request data
Chullora->>ChulloraRun: Fetch data
ChulloraRun-->>Chullora: Return run data
Chullora->>DataTwoA: Fetch additional data
DataTwoA-->>Chullora: Return additional scores
Chullora->>Chullora: Process and sort data
Chullora->>User: Render table with scores and details
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This pull request adds a new Chullora component to the React application. The component creates a table with dynamic data related to Chullora runs. It includes the following main features:
- Uses React hooks (useState and useEffect) for state management and side effects.
- Imports data from ChulloraRun and processes it to create table rows and values.
- Sorts the data based on "Total Score (%)" in descending order.
- Adds a "Top 5?" column and "OSH cost grouping" to the data.
- Renders a table with the processed data, including styling for alternating row colors and hover effects.
- Includes multiple instances of a Detailed component, passing props for different run numbers.
The component processes the data to calculate scores for pickup, delivery, compliance, productivity, and total score. It also determines if a run is in the top 5 based on the total score.
Codebase analysis details
Query: ChulloraRun, Detailed
Reason: To check the structure of the imported data and components to ensure they are compatible with the new Chullora component.
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| if(item["Run #"]==temp["Run #"]){ |
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Consider using a more descriptive variable name instead of 'temp'. For example, 'runData' or 'scoreData' would be more meaningful and improve code readability.
| let productivityScore="NA"; | ||
| let totalScore="Run not active"; | ||
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| props.DataTwoA?.map((temp) => { |
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The use of optional chaining (?.) on props.DataTwoA is good for preventing errors, but consider adding a default value or error handling if props.DataTwoA is undefined.
| return scoreB - scoreA; // Sort in descending order | ||
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| const newData = json.map((item) => { |
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The 'top' variable is being used as both a number and a string. Consider using separate variables for clarity, such as 'topRank' (number) and 'topDisplay' (string).
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| <div className="w-full"> |
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The 'class' attribute should be 'className' in React. Update 'class="table-auto border-x border-b w-full text-left text-gray-800"' to use 'className' instead.
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| </table> | ||
| <div className="w-full flex flex-wrap justify-between"> |
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There are multiple instances of the Detailed component with hardcoded run numbers. Consider generating these dynamically based on the data to improve maintainability and flexibility.
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (3)
src/Components/Chullora.js (3)
11-75: Consider the following improvements for theuseEffecthook:
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props.DataTwoAcan change, include it in the dependency array of theuseEffecthook to re-run the data processing when the prop changes.- Extract the data processing logic into separate functions for better readability and maintainability.
- Replace the
mapfunction used to processprops.DataTwoAwith a more efficient lookup mechanism, such as an object or Map, to improve performance.Here's an example of how you can refactor the data processing logic:
const processChulloraRunData = (chulloraRunData, dataTwoA) => { const dataTwoALookup = dataTwoA.reduce((lookup, item) => { lookup[item["Run #"]] = item; return lookup; }, {}); return chulloraRunData.map((item) => { const matchingDataTwoA = dataTwoALookup[item["Run #"]]; const scores = matchingDataTwoA ? { "Pickup Score": matchingDataTwoA["Pickup Score"], "Delivery Score": matchingDataTwoA["Delivery Score"], "Compliance Score": matchingDataTwoA["Compliance Score"], "Productivity Score": matchingDataTwoA["Productivity Score"], "Total Score (%)": matchingDataTwoA["Overall Score"], } : { "Pickup Score": "NA", "Delivery Score": "NA", "Compliance Score": "NA", "Productivity Score": "NA", "Total Score (%)": "Run not active", }; return { ...item, ...scores, }; }); }; const sortDataByTotalScore = (data) => { return data.sort((a, b) => { const scoreA = parseFloat(a["Total Score (%)"]); const scoreB = parseFloat(b["Total Score (%)"]); return scoreB - scoreA; }); }; const addTopFiveIndicator = (data) => { let top = 0; return data.map((item) => { if (item["Total Score (%)"] !== "Run not active") { top++; } else { top = ""; } return { ...item, "Top 5?": top, "OSH cost grouping": "Chullora", }; }); }; useEffect(() => { const processedData = processChulloraRunData(ChulloraRun.ChulloraRun, props.DataTwoA); const sortedData = sortDataByTotalScore(processedData); const dataWithTopFive = addTopFiveIndicator(sortedData); const rowsArray = dataWithTopFive.map((d) => Object.keys(d)); const valuesArray = dataWithTopFive.map((d) => Object.values(d)); setTableRows(rowsArray[0]); setTableValues(valuesArray); }, [props.DataTwoA]);
110-161: Consider the following improvements for the usage of theDetailedcomponent:
- Use a more dynamic approach for rendering the
Detailedinstances, such as mapping over an array of run numbers, instead of hardcoding each instance.- Pass only the necessary data to each
Detailedinstance, instead of passing the entireDataTwoAandDataTwoFourprops to all instances.Here's an example of how you can refactor the
Detailedcomponent usage:const runNumbers = [ "055", "358", "257", "155", "160", "358", "059", "060", "152", "153", "155", "156", "157", "158", "160", "255", "256", "257", "258", "260", "352", "358", "359", "360", "452", "458", "460", "558", "559", "560", "658", "660", "758", "760", ]; const renderDetailedComponents = () => { return runNumbers.map((runNumber) => { const dataTwoA = props.DataTwoAFull.find((item) => item["Run #"] === runNumber); const dataTwoFour = props.DataTwoFour.find((item) => item["Run #"] === runNumber); return ( <Detailed key={runNumber} runNumber={runNumber} DataTwoA={dataTwoA} DataTwoFour={dataTwoFour} /> ); }); }; return ( <div className="w-full"> {/* Table rendering code */} <div className="w-full flex flex-wrap justify-between"> {renderDetailedComponents()} </div> </div> );
79-109: Improve the accessibility of the table by associating the table cells with their corresponding headers.Add the
scopeattribute to the table headers to associate them with their corresponding cells. This helps screen readers and other assistive technologies understand the structure of the table.Here's an example of how you can add the
scopeattribute to the table headers:<thead className=""> <tr> {tableRows.map((rows, index) => { return ( <th className="font-bold p-2 border-b border-l border-[#dc291e] text-left bg-[#dc291e] text-white" key={index} + scope="col" > {rows} </th> ); })} </tr> </thead>
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src/Components/Chullora.js (3)
1-4: LGTM!The import statements are correctly used to bring in the necessary dependencies.
7-8: LGTM!The state variables are correctly initialized using the
useStatehook. They will be used to store the table headers and data, respectively.
79-109: LGTM!The table rendering logic is correctly implemented using the state variables. The table is structured properly with headers and rows.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Chulloracomponent that displays a dynamic table based on theChulloraRundataset, enriching data with additional scores and sorting it for better visibility.Detailedcomponent.