Solution #2707
Solution #2707
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Thank you for your hard work on this project! 😊 While your code meets many of the task requirements, there are a few critical issues that need to be addressed to ensure the application functions correctly:
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Filter Initialization Consistency: The
filterstate inApp.tsxis initialized with'All', but the filtering logic uses lowercase values like'all','active', and'completed'. This inconsistency can lead to unexpected behavior in the filtering functionality. Please ensure that the filter values are consistent throughout the application. -
selectState Management: Theselectstate variable is used to manage the selection of todos, but its purpose and initialization with0are not clear. It's crucial to ensure that this state is used consistently and its role is well-defined across the application to avoid issues with displaying the correct todo in the modal.
These issues are critical as they directly impact the application's functionality. Once these are resolved, your code will be in great shape! Keep up the great work, and I'm confident you'll address these points swiftly. 🚀
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| if (filter) { | ||
| switch (filter) { | ||
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| result = list; | ||
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| case 'active': | ||
| result = list.filter((todo: Todo) => !todo.completed); | ||
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| case 'completed': | ||
| result = list.filter((todo: Todo) => todo.completed); | ||
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| result = list; | ||
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The filter state is initialized with 'All', but the switch cases use lowercase 'all'. This inconsistency can lead to the default case being executed unintentionally. Ensure the filter values are consistent.
src/App.tsx
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| const [select, setSelect] = useState(0); | ||
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| const [filter, setFilter] = useState('All'); |
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The initial value of filter is 'All', which should match the case used in the filterTodos function ('all'). Consider changing it to 'all' to ensure consistency.
src/App.tsx
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| const [todos, setTodos] = useState<Todo[]>([]); | ||
| const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false); | ||
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| const [select, setSelect] = useState(0); |
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The select state variable is initialized with 0, but its purpose is not clear. Ensure that this variable is used appropriately and its role is well-defined in the application.
| <option value="all">All</option> | ||
| <option value="active">Active</option> | ||
| <option value="completed">Completed</option> |
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Ensure that the filter values ('all', 'active', 'completed') are consistent with the values used in the App.tsx file. This will prevent any mismatches in filtering logic.
| {todos.map(todo => ( | ||
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| data-cy="todo" | ||
| className={cn(select === todo.id && 'has-background-info-light')} |
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Ensure that the select state variable is used consistently across the application. This line highlights the selected todo, so make sure the logic for setting and using select is clear and consistent.
| const selectedTodo = todos.find(todo => todo.id === select); | ||
| const foundedUserId = selectedTodo?.userId; |
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The selectedTodo and foundedUserId variables are used to determine the selected todo and its associated user. Ensure that the select state is managed consistently across the application to avoid any issues with displaying the correct todo in the modal.
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| <div className="modal is-active" data-cy="modal"> | ||
| <div className="modal-background" /> | ||
| {select !== 0 && <div className="modal-background" />} |
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The condition select !== 0 is used to render the modal background. Ensure that the select state is correctly updated to reflect the current selection status.
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Great work on your project! 🎉 Your code is well-structured and aligns with React best practices. Here are some key points to consider for improvement:
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Filter Initialization Consistency: You've ensured that the
filterstate is consistently initialized with'all', matching the lowercase values used in the filtering logic. This resolves previous inconsistencies. Keep this consistency throughout your application. -
selectState Management: Theselectstate is now clearly defined and used consistently across the application. However, remember to handle cases whereselectmight be undefined to prevent potential issues, especially in theTodoModalcomponent. -
Loading State Management: Consider setting the loading state to false when
foundedUserIdis undefined to prevent the loader from displaying indefinitely.
Your attention to these details will enhance the functionality and reliability of your application. Keep up the great work, and continue learning from these experiences to refine your skills further! 🚀
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| if (filter) { | ||
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The filter value here is 'all', which is consistent with the initialization in the useState hook. Ensure that all filter values are consistently used in lowercase throughout the application.
| const [todos, setTodos] = useState<Todo[]>([]); | ||
| const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false); | ||
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| const [select, setSelect] = useState<number | undefined>(); |
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The select state is initialized with undefined. Ensure that this state is used consistently and its role is well-defined across the application to avoid issues with displaying the correct todo in the modal.
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| const [select, setSelect] = useState<number | undefined>(); | ||
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| const [filter, setFilter] = useState('all'); |
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The filter state is initialized with 'all'. Ensure that this value is consistent with the values used in the filtering logic (e.g., 'all', 'active', 'completed').
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| type Props = { | ||
| todos: Todo[]; | ||
| select?: number; |
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The select prop is marked as optional, but it is used in the component without a default value. Consider providing a default value or handling the case where select is undefined to avoid potential issues.
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| type Props = { | ||
| todos: Todo[]; | ||
| select?: number; |
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The select prop is optional, but the component logic assumes it will always have a valid value. Consider handling the case where select is undefined to avoid potential issues.
| setLoading(true); | ||
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| if (foundedUserId) { | ||
| getUser(foundedUserId) | ||
| .then(userFromServer => setUser(userFromServer)) | ||
| .finally(() => setLoading(false)); | ||
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The loading state is set to true at the beginning of the useEffect, but it is only set to false if a user is fetched. If foundedUserId is undefined, the loading state remains true, which could cause the loader to display indefinitely. Consider setting the loading state to false when foundedUserId is undefined.
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