Enhance comments in Redux Store configuration for clarity on Persistence and Volatile slices #425
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🔇 Additional comments (3)frontend/src/components/headers/DocumentHeader.tsx (3)
The new imports support the component's enhanced functionality while maintaining a clean organization pattern. Also applies to: 8-8, 18-18, 22-22, 24-24
The props are correctly bound to the state, and the Boolean wrapper ensures proper type conversion.
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frontend/src/store/documentSlice.ts (2)
23-23: Consider adding persistence documentationWhile the export restructuring looks good, given the PR's objective to clarify Persistence/Volatile slices, consider adding a comment indicating whether this slice is persistent or volatile.
+/** + * @category Persistence/Volatile + * Document slice persists/doesn't persist across sessions. + */ const documentSlice = createSlice({
37-43: Enhance documentation to clarify persistence behaviorThe added documentation is helpful, but could better address the PR's objective of clarifying Persistence/Volatile categorization. Consider expanding the documentation to explicitly state whether this slice's state persists across sessions and why.
/** * Handles document management state. * This slice is designed to manage the currently active document, its metadata, and related state in the application. + * + * @category [Persistence/Volatile] + * This slice's state [persists/doesn't persist] across sessions because [reason]. + * State includes: + * - Current document metadata + * - Document content reference */frontend/src/hooks/api/settings.ts (2)
21-23: Consider simplifying the enabled condition.The enabled condition could be more concise.
- enabled: - featureSettingStore.yorkieIntelligence === null && - featureSettingStore.fileUpload === null, + enabled: !featureSettingStore.yorkieIntelligence && !featureSettingStore.fileUpload,
10-10: Add JSDoc documentation for the hook.To align with the PR's goal of improving documentation clarity, consider adding JSDoc documentation explaining the purpose of this hook and its relationship with feature settings.
+/** + * Hook to fetch and manage feature settings from the backend. + * Automatically updates the Redux store with yorkieIntelligence and fileUpload settings. + * Only fetches when settings are not already present in the store. + */ export const useGetSettingsQuery = () => {frontend/src/store/featureSettingSlice.ts (1)
20-24: Consider adding interface documentation.To further improve clarity, consider adding JSDoc documentation for the interfaces.
+/** + * Represents the complete feature settings state managed by the Redux store. + * Contains settings for various features that can be toggled or configured. + */ export interface FeatureSettingState { yorkieIntelligence: YorkieIntelligenceSetting | null; fileUpload: FileUploadSetting | null; }frontend/src/store/store.ts (1)
13-17: Consider enhancing persistence configuration documentationWhile the whitelist configuration is clear, it would be beneficial to document why specifically
authandconfigslices need persistence.const persistConfig = { key: "root", storage, // Use local storage - whitelist: ["auth", "config"], // Only persis these slices + whitelist: [ + "auth", // Persist authentication state to maintain user sessions + "config", // Persist configuration to maintain user preferences + ], };frontend/src/components/editor/YorkieIntelligenceFeatureList.tsx (1)
23-31: Consider optimizing feature filtering performanceThe current implementation recalculates filtered features on every change to the entire
featureSettingStore.yorkieIntelligence?.config.featuresobject. Consider extracting just the features array to optimize memoization.const filteredFeatureInfoList = useMemo(() => { + const features = featureSettingStore.yorkieIntelligence?.config.features ?? []; return matchSorter( - featureSettingStore.yorkieIntelligence?.config.features ?? [], + features, featureText, { keys: ["title", "feature"], } ); -}, [featureText, featureSettingStore.yorkieIntelligence?.config.features]); +}, [featureText, featureSettingStore.yorkieIntelligence?.config?.features]);frontend/src/components/editor/Editor.tsx (2)
37-37: Consider renaming variable to match new selectorFor better clarity and consistency with the new selector name, consider renaming
settingStoretofeatureSettingStore. This would better reflect its purpose and content.-const settingStore = useSelector(selectFeatureSetting); +const featureSettingStore = useSelector(selectFeatureSetting);
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49-53: Consider improving type safety for feature settingsThe code uses optional chaining (
?.) when accessingsettingStore.fileUpload.enable, suggesting potential undefined values. Consider:
- Adding type assertions or runtime checks
- Documenting the expected structure
- Using TypeScript interfaces to enforce the shape of feature settings
This would improve type safety and make the code more maintainable.
interface FeatureSettings { fileUpload: { enable: boolean; }; // Add other feature settings as needed } const featureSettingStore = useSelector(selectFeatureSetting) as FeatureSettings;Also applies to: 108-109
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frontend/src/components/editor/Editor.tsx(2 hunks)frontend/src/components/editor/YorkieIntelligence.tsx(1 hunks)frontend/src/components/editor/YorkieIntelligenceFeatureList.tsx(1 hunks)frontend/src/hooks/api/settings.ts(1 hunks)frontend/src/main.tsx(1 hunks)frontend/src/store/authSlice.ts(1 hunks)frontend/src/store/configSlice.ts(1 hunks)frontend/src/store/documentSlice.ts(3 hunks)frontend/src/store/editorSlice.ts(1 hunks)frontend/src/store/featureSettingSlice.ts(2 hunks)frontend/src/store/store.ts(2 hunks)frontend/src/store/userSlice.ts(1 hunks)frontend/src/store/workspaceSlice.ts(2 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (10)
frontend/src/store/documentSlice.ts (2)
2-2: LGTM!
The separation of imports improves code readability.
41-43: Verify import statements in dependent files
The restructuring of exports should be reflected in files importing this slice.
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Export changes are compatible with current imports
The export restructuring is safe as all current imports in dependent files match the available exports:
selectDocumentis properly exported and used in multiple componentssetDocumentDataaction is correctly exported and used in API hooks- Default export of reducer is used in store.ts
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frontend/src/main.tsx (1)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import organization and persistence configuration.
The restructuring of imports and moving the persistor configuration to the store module improves code organization.
Also applies to: 4-9
frontend/src/hooks/api/settings.ts (1)
4-9: LGTM! Clear and descriptive imports.
The imports clearly indicate the feature-specific nature of the settings being managed.
frontend/src/store/featureSettingSlice.ts (2)
47-53: Excellent documentation improvement!
The added documentation clearly explains the purpose of the slice and its managed features, which perfectly aligns with the PR's objective of improving clarity.
30-31: Clear and descriptive slice naming.
The rename from "setting" to "featureSetting" provides better context about the slice's purpose.
frontend/src/store/store.ts (1)
19-35: Well-structured and clearly documented Redux store configuration!
The separation of slices into "Persistent" and "Volatile" categories with clear documentation is a significant improvement. The comments effectively explain the behavior and purpose of each category.
frontend/src/components/editor/YorkieIntelligence.tsx (1)
4-6: Clean migration to new feature settings selector
The update from selectSetting to selectFeatureSetting is implemented correctly. The change maintains the same functionality while aligning with the new store structure.
Also applies to: 13-13
frontend/src/components/editor/YorkieIntelligenceFeatureList.tsx (1)
13-13: Clean migration to new feature settings selector
The update from selectSetting to selectFeatureSetting and the corresponding variable rename are implemented correctly.
Also applies to: 21-21
frontend/src/components/editor/Editor.tsx (1)
17-17: Verify consistent usage of the new selector across the codebase
The import change from selectSetting to selectFeatureSetting aligns with the PR objectives. Let's ensure this change is consistently applied across all components.
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Import change is consistently implemented across the codebase
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selectFeatureSettingis properly implemented in all relevant files:- Defined in
frontend/src/store/featureSettingSlice.ts - Used consistently in components that need feature settings access
- The change in
Editor.tsxaligns with the overall usage pattern
- Defined in
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What this PR does / why we need it?
This PR aims to improve the clarity of comments in the Redux store configuration. Currently, the comments categorizing the slices as Persistence or Volatile are somewhat vague. By adding more descriptive comments, we can help developers and contributors understand the distinctions and the rationale behind these categories more effectively.
Any background context you want to provide?
Clear documentation within the codebase is essential for maintainability and onboarding new contributors. By explicitly labeling the purpose of each redux slice, we can help prevent misunderstandings that could lead to improper usage of the store's state management.
What are the relevant tickets?
Related #352
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