src/Routers/routes/UserRoutes.tsx (1)

14-16: Consider adding type safety for view parameter.

While the implementation is clean, consider adding runtime validation for the view parameter to prevent potential routing issues with invalid values.

-  "/users": () => <Redirect to={`/users/${getDefaultUsersView()}`} />,
+  "/users": () => {
+    const view = getDefaultUsersView();
+    if (view !== "list" && view !== "card") {
+      console.error(`Invalid view type: ${view}`);
+      return <Redirect to="/users/card" />;
+    }
+    return <Redirect to={`/users/${view}`} />;
+  },

src/components/Users/ManageUsers.tsx (1)

108-113: Consider adding error handling for navigation failures.

The handleTabChange function looks good but should handle potential navigation failures.

   const handleTabChange = (tab: number) => {
     setActiveTab(tab);
     const newView = tab === 1 ? "list" : "card";
     localStorage.setItem("usersDefaultView", newView);
-    navigate(`/users/${newView}`);
+    navigate(`/users/${newView}`).catch((error) => {
+      console.error("Navigation failed:", error);
+      // Optionally show a user-friendly error notification
+    });
   };

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for UserListView component implementation to verify onTabChange prop handling
ast-grep --pattern 'interface $interface {
  $$$
  onTabChange: $type
  $$$
}'

# Search for actual usage of onTabChange in the component
ast-grep --pattern 'function UserListView($props) {
  $$$
  onTabChange($$$)
  $$$
}'

#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a broader search for UserListView component and its props
rg -A 10 "UserListView" --type typescript

# Also search for any file containing UserListView in its name
fd UserListView

# Search for tab change handling patterns
rg "onTabChange|handleTabChange" --type typescript

#!/bin/bash
# Search for UserListView component and its props without type filter
rg -A 10 "UserListView"

# Search for any file containing UserListView in its name
fd UserListView

# Search for tab change handling patterns
rg "onTabChange|handleTabChange"

src/Routers/routes/ShiftingRoutes.tsx (1)

Line range hint 1-1: Consider centralizing localStorage keys

To improve maintainability and prevent key conflicts, consider creating a central constants file for localStorage keys:

// src/constants/storage.ts
export const STORAGE_KEYS = {
  VIEWS: {
    USERS: 'usersDefaultView',
    RESOURCES: 'resourcesDefaultView',
    SHIFTING: 'shiftingDefaultView'
  }
} as const;

This would provide:

1. Type safety for keys
2. Easy discovery of existing keys
3. Prevention of duplicate keys
4. Single source of truth for storage keys

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src/components/Shifting/ShiftingList.tsx (2)

39-39: Consider calling setDefaultView before navigation

For better user experience, consider storing the view preference before navigating to prevent any potential race conditions.

const onBoardViewBtnClick = () => {
+  setDefaultView("defaultShiftView", "board");
  navigate("/shifting/board", { query: qParams });
-  setDefaultView("defaultShiftView", "board");
};

---

22-22: Consider using constants for view types and storage keys

To maintain consistency and prevent typos, consider extracting the view types and storage keys into constants.

// Add to a constants file
export const VIEW_TYPES = {
  BOARD: 'board',
  LIST: 'list'
} as const;

export const STORAGE_KEYS = {
  SHIFT_VIEW: 'defaultShiftView',
  RESOURCE_VIEW: 'defaultResourceView',
  USER_VIEW: 'defaultUserView'
} as const;

Also applies to: 39-39

src/components/Resource/ResourceBoard.tsx (1)

51-51: Apply consistent view management pattern

Similar to the ShiftingList component, consider:

1. Moving setDefaultView before navigation
2. Using constants for view types and storage keys

const onListViewBtnClick = () => {
+  setDefaultView(STORAGE_KEYS.RESOURCE_VIEW, VIEW_TYPES.LIST);
  navigate("/resource/list", { query: qParams });
-  setDefaultView("defaultResourceView", "list");
};

src/components/Shifting/ShiftingBoard.tsx (2)

82-82: Apply consistent view management pattern

Similar to other components, consider:

1. Moving setDefaultView before navigation
2. Using constants for view types and storage keys

const onListViewBtnClick = () => {
+  setDefaultView(STORAGE_KEYS.SHIFT_VIEW, VIEW_TYPES.LIST);
  navigate("/shifting/list", { query: qParams });
-  setDefaultView("defaultShiftView", "list");
};

---

33-33: Consider creating a reusable view switching hook

There's a pattern of duplicated view switching logic across components. Consider creating a custom hook to encapsulate this behavior.

// src/hooks/useViewSwitcher.ts
import { navigate } from "raviger";
import { setDefaultView } from "@/Utils/viewStorageUtils";
import { VIEW_TYPES, STORAGE_KEYS } from "@/common/constants";

type ViewConfig = {
  storageKey: typeof STORAGE_KEYS[keyof typeof STORAGE_KEYS];
  listPath: string;
  boardPath: string;
};

export const useViewSwitcher = (config: ViewConfig) => {
  const switchToListView = (qParams: Record<string, any>) => {
    setDefaultView(config.storageKey, VIEW_TYPES.LIST);
    navigate(config.listPath, { query: qParams });
  };

  const switchToBoardView = (qParams: Record<string, any>) => {
    setDefaultView(config.storageKey, VIEW_TYPES.BOARD);
    navigate(config.boardPath, { query: qParams });
  };

  return { switchToListView, switchToBoardView };
};

// Usage in components:
const { switchToListView } = useViewSwitcher({
  storageKey: STORAGE_KEYS.SHIFT_VIEW,
  listPath: "/shifting/list",
  boardPath: "/shifting/board"
});

// Replace onListViewBtnClick with:
const onListViewBtnClick = () => switchToListView(qParams);

This approach would:

1. Reduce code duplication
2. Ensure consistent implementation across components
3. Make it easier to modify view switching behavior globally
4. Improve maintainability

Also applies to: 82-82

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