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[RPGF-101] Integrate Metric Garden For Retro Funding 6 Applications #71

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This pull request introduces several changes across multiple files, primarily focusing on enhancing data retrieval and presentation for project metrics. Key modifications include the addition of a new data source for round 6, adjustments to the rendering logic of impact statements, and the introduction of new components for visualizing metrics related to an "Impact Garden." The updates also involve changes to TypeScript interfaces and the overall structure of functions handling data fetching.

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File Change Summary
app/(transparent_navbar)/explore/page.tsx Added import for getJsonRound6, updated getAllRound to include round6 data and changed data fetching logic from getRealTimeRetroPGF6() to getJsonRound6().
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF5/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactStatementSection.tsx Modified rendering logic to adjust layout and spacing of impact statements.
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/RetroType6.d.ts Added projectRefUid property to iRetroPGF6Project interface and introduced a new interface ImpactGardenMetrics with various properties.
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/Cpage.tsx Introduced ImpactGardenSection, conditionally rendered based on data.impactIpfs.category. Updated state initialization to include this new section.
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactGardenSection.tsx Created a new component to display metrics related to an "Impact Garden," fetching data from an external API. Defined props and state management for the component.
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/AmountAttestation.tsx Introduced AmountAttestation component to display the count of attestations based on passed metrics.
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/AverageStar.tsx Created AverageStar component to calculate and display average ratings based on metrics.
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/FeelingChart.tsx Introduced FeelingChart component to visualize feelings using a pie chart, utilizing the Highcharts library.
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/FeelingIfNotExist.tsx Created FeelingIfNotExist component to visualize user feelings regarding absence of elements, including a breakdown of feelings and rendering a FeelingChart.
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/page.tsx Updated FindRound6Data function to use getJsonRound6() for data fetching, ensuring error handling remains intact.
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/page.tsx Introduced getJsonRound6 function to read JSON data from a file and updated the page function to utilize this new data source.
package.json Added new dependencies: @remixicon/react and @types/highcharts.

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  • refactor: FindROund6Data #50: The changes in the FindRound6Data function could address the issue regarding the need for error handling during data fetching, as the updated function now uses a different data source.

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Actionable comments posted: 13

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (15)
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/AmountAttestation.tsx (2)

1-2: LGTM! Consider simplifying import paths.

The imports are appropriate for the component's functionality. However, the deep relative import path for impactGardenMetrics might make the code harder to maintain in the long run.

Consider moving shared types to a more accessible location or using path aliases to simplify import statements.


7-27: LGTM! Consider internationalization and error handling.

The component implementation is clean and straightforward. The use of Flexbox for layout is good for responsiveness. However, there are a couple of areas for potential improvement:

  1. Internationalization: The hardcoded text strings should be externalized for easier translation in the future.
  2. Error Handling: Consider adding a check for impactGardenMetrics being undefined to prevent potential runtime errors.

Here's a suggested improvement for error handling:

 export default function AmountAttestation({
   impactGardenMetrics,
 }: iAmountAttestationProps) {
-  const attestationCount: number = impactGardenMetrics.length
+  const attestationCount: number = impactGardenMetrics?.length ?? 0
   return (
     // ... rest of the component
   )
 }

For internationalization, consider using a library like react-intl or i18next to manage text strings.

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/RetroType6.d.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-48: Overall file review and cleanup suggestion

The changes to this file look good overall, with the addition of projectRefUid to the iRetroPGF6Project interface and the new impactGardenMetrics interface. These additions seem to align with the PR objective of integrating Metric Garden for Retro Funding 6 applications.

A few additional points to consider:

  1. There's a commented-out AgoraResponse interface (lines 7-10). If this interface is no longer needed, consider removing it to keep the file clean. If it's planned for future use, add a TODO comment explaining why it's kept.

  2. The impactIpfs property in the iRetroPGF6Project interface has a comment "To be change after the new data is available from backend" (line 18). Is this still relevant? If so, create a task to update this when the new data becomes available.

  3. Consider adding a brief file-level comment explaining the purpose of this declaration file and its relationship to the Retro Funding 6 project.

Here's a suggested cleanup for the commented-out code:

// TODO: Determine if AgoraResponse is still needed. If not, remove this comment.
// export interface AgoraResponse {
//   meta: Meta
//   data: iRetroPGF6Project[]
// }

These suggestions will help improve the overall clarity and maintainability of the file.

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/AverageStar.tsx (2)

20-36: LGTM: Well-structured render function with a minor suggestion.

The render function is well-implemented, using Tailwind CSS for styling and providing a clear, informative display of the average score.

Consider adding an aria-label to the star icon for better accessibility:

-          <RiStarFill size={30} color="#FFC55A" />
+          <RiStarFill size={30} color="#FFC55A" aria-label="Star rating" />

1-37: Overall, well-implemented component with room for minor improvements.

The AverageStar component is focused, reusable, and follows React best practices. It handles the main functionality well and deals with the edge case of an empty input array.

Consider adding some basic error handling or input validation. For example:

if (!Array.isArray(impactGardenMetrics)) {
  console.error('Invalid input: impactGardenMetrics must be an array');
  return null; // or a fallback UI
}

This would make the component more robust against potential runtime errors.

package.json (1)

18-19: LGTM! Consider updating @types/highcharts version.

The addition of "@remixicon/react" and "@types/highcharts" dependencies is appropriate:

  1. "@remixicon/react" will likely enhance the UI with new icon options.
  2. "@types/highcharts" provides TypeScript type definitions, which is good for type safety and developer experience.

However, I noticed that the "@types/highcharts" version (7.0.0) is significantly older than the Highcharts version (11.4.1) used in the project.

Consider updating "@types/highcharts" to a more recent version that matches your Highcharts version:

-    "@types/highcharts": "^7.0.0",
+    "@types/highcharts": "^11.4.0",

This will ensure you have the most up-to-date type definitions for your Highcharts version.

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/FeelingChart.tsx (1)

63-67: LGTM: Render logic is correct. Consider improving responsiveness.

The component's render logic is straightforward and correctly uses the HighchartsReact component. However, the use of a specific width class (md:w-[350px]) may limit responsiveness on different screen sizes.

Consider using more flexible width classes or CSS to ensure the chart responds well to various screen sizes. For example:

<div className="w-full max-w-[350px] mx-auto">
  <HighchartsReact highcharts={Highcharts} options={options} />
</div>

This change allows the chart to be fully responsive while still capping the maximum width.

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/page.tsx (1)

8-8: Consider performance and functionality implications of the new data source.

The changes to import and use getJsonRound6() instead of getRealTimeRetroPGF6() align with the PR objectives of integrating Metric Garden. However, consider the following:

  1. Evaluate any performance differences between the new JSON-based approach and the previous real-time method.
  2. Ensure that the new method provides all necessary data fields and maintains data freshness as required by the application.
  3. Update any relevant documentation or comments to reflect this change in data sourcing.

Would you like assistance in drafting documentation updates or performance comparison tests?

Also applies to: 21-22

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactStatementSection.tsx (3)

Line range hint 48-63: Consider type safety improvements and code cleanup

  1. Replace any type:
    The use of any type for item in the mapping function reduces type safety. Consider defining an interface for the impact statement item.

    interface ImpactStatementItem {
      question: string;
      answer: string;
    }

    Then use it in the map function:

    data.impactIpfs.impactStatement?.map((item: ImpactStatementItem, i: number) => ...)
  2. Remove commented code:
    If the commented-out code is no longer needed, consider removing it to improve code readability.

  3. Add error handling:
    Consider adding a check for undefined before accessing data.impactIpfs.impactStatement to prevent potential runtime errors.

Would you like me to provide a code snippet implementing these suggestions?

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Line range hint 1-67: Summary of review findings and recommendations

The changes made to this component improve the visual spacing and readability of the impact statements, which is positive. However, there are several areas where the component could be further improved:

  1. Enhance type safety by replacing the any type with a proper interface for impact statement items.
  2. Clean up the codebase by removing commented-out code if it's no longer needed.
  3. Implement additional error handling for cases where data.impactIpfs.impactStatement might be undefined.
  4. Ensure accessibility of the rendered markdown content, particularly when using dangerouslySetInnerHTML.

These improvements would enhance the overall quality, maintainability, and accessibility of the component. Consider addressing these points in a follow-up commit or future refactoring effort.

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Recommendations:

  • Ensure the markdown-to-HTML conversion enforces accessible structures, such as proper heading hierarchies and descriptive link texts.
  • Incorporate ARIA attributes where necessary to enhance accessibility.
  • Test the rendered content with screen readers to verify its accessibility.
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  1. Ensure that the markdown-to-HTML conversion in convertMarkdownToHtml generates accessible HTML structures.
  2. Consider adding ARIA attributes if necessary, especially for dynamic content.
  3. Test the rendered content with screen readers to verify its accessibility.

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app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF5/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactStatementSection.tsx (1)

48-64: Improved rendering of impact statements, with minor suggestions for consistency.

The changes enhance the readability and presentation of impact statements. The increased vertical spacing and markdown conversion for answer text are good improvements. However, consider the following suggestions for better consistency:

  1. Standardize the use of Tailwind classes vs. inline styles.
  2. Apply the break-words class consistently to both question and answer elements.

Consider applying these changes for better consistency:

-<div key={i} className="flex flex-col gap-y-4">
+<div key={i} className="flex flex-col gap-y-4 break-words">
   <div className="text-lg break-words font-semibold text-gray-800">
     {item.question}
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       <a
-        className="text-base break-words font-normal text-gray-600 space-y-5"
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           __html: convertMarkdownToHtml(item.answer),
         }}
       ></a>
     )}
   </div>
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app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactGardenSection.tsx (1)

7-18: Consider removing the commented out URL and adding error logging.

The fetchImpactGardenMetrics function looks good overall. However, there are two suggestions for improvement:

  1. Remove the commented out URL on line 10 if it's no longer needed. If it's kept for reference, consider adding a comment explaining why.

  2. Add error logging to help with debugging. For example:

if (!Array.isArray(data)) {
  console.error('Unexpected response format:', data);
  return [];
}
app/(transparent_navbar)/explore/page.tsx (1)

Line range hint 41-53: LGTM: Updated function signature with Round 6 and category maps.

The function signature has been correctly updated to include round6: iRetroPGF6Project[] in the return type, which is consistent with the new data source integration. The addition of cateRound maps for rounds 2-6 is also appropriate for the new categorization feature.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the cateRound maps for better code documentation.

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/FeelingIfNotExist.tsx (1)

65-65: Remove unused commented-out code

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Consider removing these lines:

-          {/* <RiEmotionSadFill size={30} color="#D04848" /> */}
...
-      {/* <div className="flex-grow"></div> */}

Also applies to: 79-79

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app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/AmountAttestation.tsx (1)

4-6: LGTM! Well-defined interface.

The interface iAmountAttestationProps is clearly defined and follows good TypeScript practices. It accurately represents the expected props for the component.

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/RetroType6.d.ts (1)

17-17: Clarify the purpose of projectRefUid

The addition of projectRefUid alongside the existing projectUid property might lead to confusion. Could you please provide more context on the purpose of projectRefUid and how it differs from projectUid? Consider adding a comment to explain the distinction between these two properties for better code maintainability.

To help understand the usage of these properties, let's search for their occurrences in the codebase:

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/AverageStar.tsx (1)

1-6: LGTM: Imports and interface definition are well-structured.

The imports are appropriate for the component's needs, and the interface iAverageStarProps is correctly defined following TypeScript best practices.

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/FeelingChart.tsx (1)

1-2: LGTM: Imports are correct and necessary.

The required libraries for Highcharts are properly imported.

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/page.tsx (2)

21-22: Approve change. Remove commented code. Verify new data source.

The switch to getJsonRound6() aligns with the PR objectives. However, consider the following:

  1. Remove the commented-out line to keep the code clean.
  2. Ensure that getJsonRound6() returns data in the same format as getRealTimeRetroPGF6() to maintain compatibility.

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49-49: Improved spacing for better readability

The changes to the spacing classes (gap-y-4 and space-y-5) will likely improve the readability of the impact statements by providing more vertical space between elements. This is a good improvement for user experience.

Also applies to: 56-56

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55-60: Verify markdown conversion sanitization for security.

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app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/page.tsx (2)

45-45: LGTM: Updated data fetching method

The change from getJsonRetroPGF6 to getJsonRound6 aligns with the new data fetching method introduced earlier in the file. This update ensures consistency with the new implementation.


23-31: Remove commented-out code and verify real-time functionality

Instead of commenting out the getJsonRetroPGF6 function, it's better to remove it entirely if it's no longer needed. This helps maintain cleaner code. Additionally, the old function was using getRealTimeRetroPGF6, which suggests it might have been fetching real-time data.

Please verify if the real-time functionality is still required. If not, consider removing the import for getRealTimeRetroPGF6 as well.

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Remove the commented-out getJsonRetroPGF6 function as it is not used elsewhere in the codebase. This helps maintain a cleaner and more maintainable codebase.

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app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactGardenSection.tsx (4)

1-6: Imports look good and are relevant to the component's functionality.

The necessary React hooks, custom types, and child components are properly imported. The Next.js Link component is also imported for navigation purposes.


20-23: Interface definition is clear and appropriate.

The iImpactGardenSectionProps interface correctly defines the props for the ImpactGardenSection component. The use of React.MutableRefObject<HTMLElement | null> for impactGardenRef is appropriate for handling DOM references.


56-82: Component structure and rendering look good.

The overall structure of the component is well-organized and follows React best practices. The use of Tailwind CSS for styling is consistent and appropriate. The rendering of child components with proper prop passing is correct.


1-84: Overall, the ImpactGardenSection component is well-implemented.

The component successfully fetches and displays impact garden metrics, following React best practices. The code is well-structured and easy to understand. The suggested improvements (adding projectUID to the useEffect dependency array and simplifying the initial state) will enhance the component's reliability and maintainability.

Great job on implementing this new feature!

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/Cpage.tsx (5)

18-18: LGTM: Import statement for ImpactGardenSection

The import statement for the new ImpactGardenSection component is correctly formatted and follows React naming conventions. This addition aligns with the PR objectives of integrating Metric Garden for Retro Funding 6 applications.


31-31: LGTM: Addition of impactGardenRef

The impactGardenRef is correctly initialized using useRef and follows the naming convention consistent with other refs in the component. This ref will be used for the new ImpactGardenSection component, supporting the integration of Metric Garden.


32-51: LGTM: Improved sections state initialization

The changes to the sections state initialization are well-implemented:

  1. Using a function for complex initial state is a good practice.
  2. The conditional logic correctly checks the project category before adding the 'Impact Garden' section.
  3. The new section is inserted at the appropriate position in the array.
  4. This approach ensures that the 'Impact Garden' section is only added when necessary, improving performance and maintainability.

These changes effectively support the integration of Metric Garden for specific project categories.


102-104: LGTM: Conditional rendering of ImpactGardenSection

The conditional rendering of the ImpactGardenSection component is well-implemented:

  1. The condition correctly checks if the project category is 'Governance Infra & Tooling'.
  2. This condition matches the logic used in the sections state initialization, ensuring consistency.
  3. The component is passed the required props (data and impactGardenRef).
  4. This implementation ensures that the ImpactGardenSection is only rendered for the appropriate project category, aligning with the PR objectives.

Line range hint 1-118: Overall: Excellent integration of ImpactGardenSection

The changes in this file effectively integrate the Metric Garden tool for Retro Funding 6 applications, aligning well with the PR objectives. Key points:

  1. The new ImpactGardenSection component is imported and integrated seamlessly.
  2. The implementation is flexible, only adding the new section for projects in the 'Governance Infra & Tooling' category.
  3. The changes maintain good React practices and are consistent with the existing codebase.
  4. The conditional logic for both state initialization and rendering ensures efficient performance and maintainability.

These changes successfully enhance the project's capability to display metrics related to the "Impact Garden" for relevant projects.

app/(transparent_navbar)/explore/page.tsx (3)

15-15: LGTM: New import for Round 6 data retrieval.

The import statement for getJsonRound6 is correctly placed and follows the existing naming convention for round-specific imports. This addition is consistent with the changes made to include Round 6 data in the getAllRound function.


Line range hint 1-214: Overall assessment: Round 6 integration is well-implemented.

The changes to integrate Round 6 data are consistent with the existing code structure and follow established patterns. The modifications to the getAllRound function, including the updated signature and implementation, are appropriate for the new data source.

Key points:

  1. New import and data fetching for Round 6 are correctly implemented.
  2. The function signature is properly updated to include Round 6 and category maps.
  3. Processing logic for Round 6 data is consistent with other rounds.

Minor suggestions for improvement have been made, including better documentation and potential refactoring to reduce code duplication.


65-65: LGTM: Integration of Round 6 data and category processing.

The changes to fetch and process Round 6 data are implemented correctly and consistently with other rounds. The function now properly returns the new Round 6 data and category counters for all rounds.

  1. Consider removing or updating the TODO comment for Round 5 data if it's no longer relevant.
  2. The duplicate filtering logic for Round 5 and Round 6 could be extracted into a separate function to reduce code duplication.

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The changes to fetch and process Round 6 data are implemented correctly and consistently with other rounds. The function now properly returns the new Round 6 data and category counters for all rounds.

  • Consider removing or updating the TODO comment for Round 5 data if it's no longer relevant.
  • The duplicate filtering logic for Round 5 and Round 6 could be extracted into a separate function to reduce code duplication.
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app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/AverageStar.tsx (2)

1-6: Consider revising the interface naming convention.

The interface iAverageStarProps uses the 'i' prefix, which is not a widely recommended practice in TypeScript. Consider removing the 'i' prefix for better alignment with TypeScript conventions.

Apply this diff to update the interface name:

-interface iAverageStarProps {
+interface AverageStarProps {
   impactGardenMetrics: ImpactGardenMetrics[]
 }

Don't forget to update the component's prop type accordingly.


7-16: Approve changes and suggest using Number.isNaN.

The average score calculation has been improved as per the previous review comment. Good job on handling potential NaN values and simplifying the logic.

Consider using Number.isNaN instead of isNaN for stricter type checking:

-          return acc + (isNaN(score) ? 0 : score)
+          return acc + (Number.isNaN(score) ? 0 : score)

This change aligns with the static analysis suggestion and provides more precise NaN checking.

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app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/FeelingChart.tsx (2)

4-6: Consider renaming the interface to follow standard naming conventions.

The interface name iFeelingChartProps uses a non-standard naming convention with the 'i' prefix. Consider renaming it to FeelingChartProps to align with TypeScript best practices.

Apply this change:

-interface iFeelingChartProps {
+interface FeelingChartProps {
   feelingArray: { name: string; y: number }[]
 }

8-8: LGTM! Consider updating the type annotation if the interface is renamed.

The function declaration looks good. The use of destructuring for props is a good practice. If you rename the interface as suggested earlier, don't forget to update the type annotation here as well.

If you rename the interface, apply this change:

-export default function FeelingChart({ feelingArray }: iFeelingChartProps) {
+export default function FeelingChart({ feelingArray }: FeelingChartProps) {
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactGardenSection.tsx (1)

10-10: Remove or explain the commented-out URL.

There's a commented-out URL in the fetchImpactGardenMetrics function. If this URL is no longer needed, it should be removed. If it's kept for future reference, consider adding a comment explaining why it's there.

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/FeelingIfNotExist.tsx (1)

85-85: Remove commented-out code

There's a commented-out div at the end of the component. It's generally a good practice to remove unused code to keep the codebase clean.

Please remove the following line:

-      {/* <div className="flex-grow"></div> */}
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app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/AverageStar.tsx (2)

18-34: LGTM: Rendering logic is well-structured.

The component's rendering logic is well-implemented:

  • Good use of flexbox for responsive layout.
  • Clear presentation of the average score with appropriate formatting.
  • Informative description provides context for the rating.

1-35: Overall assessment: Well-implemented component with minor suggestions for improvement.

The AverageStar component is well-structured and implements the required functionality effectively. It addresses the issues mentioned in the previous review and provides a clear presentation of the average rating.

Summary of suggestions:

  1. Update the interface naming convention (remove 'i' prefix).
  2. Use Number.isNaN for stricter type checking.

These minor improvements will enhance the code quality and align it better with TypeScript best practices.

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app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/FeelingChart.tsx (2)

63-67: LGTM! Good use of responsive design.

The return statement is well-structured. The use of responsive classes (w-0 md:w-[350px]) is good for adapting to different screen sizes. The HighchartsReact component is properly used with the required highcharts and options props.


1-68: Overall assessment: Good implementation with room for improvement

The FeelingChart component is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives of integrating new metrics visualization for the Retro Funding 6 applications. It successfully uses Highcharts to render a pie chart based on the provided data.

Key points:

  1. The component structure is good and fulfills its purpose.
  2. Responsive design is implemented for different screen sizes.
  3. The chart configuration is comprehensive and should provide a good user experience.

Areas for improvement:

  1. Rename the interface to follow standard naming conventions.
  2. Optimize performance by memoizing chart options or moving them outside the component.
  3. Improve maintainability by extracting magic numbers and hardcoded values into named constants.

These improvements will enhance the code quality and make it more robust for future maintenance and potential extensions.

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactGardenSection.tsx (3)

29-49: Consider simplifying the initial state.

The initial state for impactGardenMetrics is a complex object with many properties set to empty values or zero. While this approach ensures all properties are defined, it might make the code less maintainable.

This issue was previously raised and the decision was made to leave it as is. However, if you're open to reconsidering, here's a suggestion:

Initialize with an empty array and handle the empty state in your rendering logic:

const [impactGardenMetrics, setImpactGardenMetrics] = useState<ImpactGardenMetrics[]>([])

Then, in your rendering logic:

{impactGardenMetrics.length > 0 ? (
  // Render your components here
) : (
  <p>No metrics available</p>
)}

This approach can make the code more maintainable and easier to understand.


51-55: Correct implementation of useEffect.

The useEffect hook is correctly implemented with projectUID in the dependency array. This ensures that the effect runs when the projectUID changes, addressing the concern raised in a previous review.


56-83: Well-structured render method with appropriate use of components.

The render method is well-implemented:

  • It uses semantic HTML with appropriate ARIA attributes.
  • Tailwind CSS classes are used effectively for styling.
  • The Link component correctly uses a dynamic URL based on projectUID.
  • Child components (AmountAttestation, AverageStar, FeelingIfNotExist) are properly used with the impactGardenMetrics prop.

Good job on creating a clean and readable component structure.

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/FeelingIfNotExist.tsx (6)

1-8: Use PascalCase for TypeScript type names

In TypeScript, it's standard practice to use PascalCase for type and interface names. Consider renaming the type ImpactGardenMetrics to ImpactGardenMetric for clarity and to follow conventions.


10-28: Typo in the title string

There's a typographical error in the title for the '🙂 Neutral' feeling.

Please apply the following change:

-    title: `Not A Problem I'f This Doesn't Exist!`,
+    title: `Not A Problem If This Doesn't Exist!`,

61-67: LGTM: Efficient use of useMemo hooks

The useMemo hooks for calculating maxFeelingTopic and maxFeelingTopicTitle are well-implemented. They efficiently memoize the calculations, preventing unnecessary re-computations on re-renders.


69-69: Fix typo in className property

There's a typo in the className property of the outer div.

Please apply the following change:

-    <div className="flex grow bg-slate-50 min-h-44 rounded-lg px-8 py-8">
+    <div className="flex grow bg-slate-50 w-full min-h-44 rounded-lg px-8 py-8">

74-79: Improve phrasing for clarity

The current text might be unclear to users. Rephrasing can enhance readability.

Please consider the following change:

-              <span className="font-medium">{item.name}</span>: {item.y}{' '}
-              reviewers if this doesn't exist.
+              {item.y} reviewers would feel <span className="font-medium">{item.name}</span> if this doesn't exist.

1-88: Overall assessment: Well-structured component with minor improvements needed

The FeelingIfNotExist component is generally well-implemented, utilizing appropriate React hooks and following good practices. However, there are a few areas for improvement:

  1. Naming convention for the imported type.
  2. A typo in the title string.
  3. Potential optimization in the useEffect logic.
  4. Minor phrasing improvements for clarity.
  5. A typo in a className property.
  6. Removal of commented-out code.

Addressing these points will enhance the component's quality, readability, and maintainability.

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10-10: Remove unnecessary commented code.

Consider removing the commented URL on line 10 if it's no longer needed. Keeping unused code can lead to confusion and clutter in the codebase.

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44-59: Ensure consistent naming conventions for object keys

As mentioned in a previous review, some keys in the initial state for impactGardenMetrics use snake_case (e.g., feeling_if_didnt_exist, likely_to_recommend), while others use camelCase. For consistency and adherence to JavaScript/TypeScript conventions, it's recommended to use camelCase for all object keys.


69-69: Avoid spaces in HTML id attributes

As mentioned in a previous review, the id attribute should not contain spaces. Spaces in id values can cause issues with CSS selectors and JavaScript references. Consider changing the id to a format without spaces, such as using camelCase or hyphens.


78-84: Add rel="noopener noreferrer" to links with target="_blank"

As mentioned in a previous review, when using target="_blank", it's important to include rel="noopener noreferrer" for security reasons. This prevents the new page from accessing the window.opener property, which can be exploited in phishing attacks.


1-95: Overall implementation looks good, with minor improvements needed.

The ImpactGardenSection component is well-structured and implements the required functionality for fetching and displaying Impact Garden metrics. However, please address the previously mentioned issues regarding naming conventions, HTML id attribute, and link security to improve code quality and consistency.

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app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/AverageStar.tsx (2)

4-6: Consider renaming the interface to follow TypeScript conventions.

The interface name iAverageStarProps uses a lowercase 'i' prefix, which is not a common TypeScript convention. Consider renaming it to AverageStarProps to align with typical TypeScript naming conventions.

-interface iAverageStarProps {
+interface AverageStarProps {
   impactGardenMetrics: ImpactGardenMetrics[] | null
 }

18-34: LGTM! Consider adding aria-label for accessibility.

The rendering logic and styling look good. The layout is responsive, and the information is presented clearly. To improve accessibility, consider adding an aria-label to the star icon.

Apply this small change to improve accessibility:

-          <RiStarFill size={30} color="#FFC55A" />
+          <RiStarFill size={30} color="#FFC55A" aria-label="Star icon" />
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1-35: Great job on implementing the AverageStar component!

The component is well-structured, handles edge cases appropriately, and presents information clearly. It integrates nicely with the RetroPGF6 context and follows React best practices. The suggested improvements are minor and mainly focus on code style and small optimizations.

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1-32: LGTM! Consider enhancing the error message.

The imports and fetchImpactGardenMetrics function are well-structured with proper error handling. Great job on using axios and including comprehensive error checks.

Consider enhancing the error message in line 21 to include more context:

- throw new Error('Failed to fetch impact garden metrics')
+ throw new Error(`Failed to fetch impact garden metrics for project ${projectUID}`)

This will make debugging easier by providing more specific information about which project caused the error.

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File: app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactGardenSection.tsx:69-69
Timestamp: 2024-10-21T20:03:03.806Z
Learning: In the RetroPGF-Hub project, spaces in HTML `id` attributes are acceptable, and the team prefers to keep `id="Impact Garden"` in `ImpactGardenSection.tsx`.
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Learning: In the `ImpactGardenSection` component (`ImpactGardenSection.tsx`), the initial state of `impactGardenMetrics` uses keys provided by Metric Garden's API, which are in `snake_case`. These keys should not be modified to `camelCase` to ensure compatibility with the data received from Metric Garden.
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app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactGardenSection.tsx (5)

34-42: LGTM! Well-structured interface and component declaration.

The iImpactGardenSectionProps interface and the ImpactGardenSection component declaration are correctly structured. Good job on using appropriate types, including the MutableRefObject for the impactGardenRef.


43-69: LGTM! Good job on addressing the previous comment.

The state initialization and useEffect hook are well-implemented. You've correctly added projectUID to the dependency array of useEffect, addressing the previous comment. The initial state object with snake_case keys is maintained as per the API's response structure, which is the right approach for consistency with the external data source.


70-96: LGTM! Security improvement implemented.

The component's return statement is well-structured and clearly organized. Good job on implementing the security improvement by adding rel="noopener noreferrer" to the Link component, addressing the previous comment. The use of Tailwind CSS classes for styling is consistent, and the child components are correctly rendered with the fetched metrics.


97-99: LGTM! Correct component export.

The ImpactGardenSection component is correctly exported as the default export, following common React component export practices.


1-99: Excellent implementation of the Impact Garden Section!

This new component successfully integrates the Metric Garden for Retro Funding 6 Applications, aligning perfectly with the PR objectives. The code is well-structured, follows React best practices, and includes proper error handling. You've done a great job addressing previous review comments and maintaining consistency with external data sources.

A few highlights:

  1. Proper use of React hooks (useState and useEffect) for state management and side effects.
  2. Well-implemented error handling in the data fetching function.
  3. Clear and organized component structure with appropriate use of child components.
  4. Security improvements with the addition of rel="noopener noreferrer" to external links.

Overall, this is a high-quality implementation that enhances the project's functionality for displaying Impact Garden metrics.

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50-61: Consider adding type constraint for the role field

The role-based interface hierarchy looks good. Consider adding a type constraint for the role field to ensure only valid roles are assigned:

export interface UserRoleImpactGarden {
  userFid: string
  role: 'badgeholder' | 'delegate' | 'user'  // Add all valid roles here
}

The inheritance structure with BadgeholderImpactGarden and DelegateImpactGarden is well-designed and follows good OOP principles.

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/component/ReviewerListsTable.tsx (1)

67-67: Document the rating calculation logic.

The division by 2 appears to be a magic number. This calculation should be documented or moved to a constant/utility function to explain its purpose.

+// Convert 10-point scale to 5-star rating
+const convertToStarRating = (rating: number) => rating / 2
+
-{Number(impactGardenMetric.likely_to_recommend) / 2}
+{convertToStarRating(Number(impactGardenMetric.likely_to_recommend))}
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File: app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/RetroType6.d.ts:32-48
Timestamp: 2024-10-18T22:11:28.580Z
Learning: The `impactGardenMetrics` interface in `RetroType6.d.ts` is based on the Impact Garden API and cannot be modified, including its snake_case property names.
app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactGardenSection.tsx (2)
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PR: catalyzt-tech/RetroPGF-Hub#71
File: app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactGardenSection.tsx:69-69
Timestamp: 2024-10-21T20:03:03.806Z
Learning: In the RetroPGF-Hub project, spaces in HTML `id` attributes are acceptable, and the team prefers to keep `id="Impact Garden"` in `ImpactGardenSection.tsx`.
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PR: catalyzt-tech/RetroPGF-Hub#71
File: app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactGardenSection.tsx:44-59
Timestamp: 2024-10-21T20:04:53.463Z
Learning: In the `ImpactGardenSection` component (`ImpactGardenSection.tsx`), the initial state of `impactGardenMetrics` uses keys provided by Metric Garden's API, which are in `snake_case`. These keys should not be modified to `camelCase` to ensure compatibility with the data received from Metric Garden.
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app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/RetroType6.d.ts (1)

17-17: Please clarify the purpose of projectRefUid

The interface now has both projectUid and projectRefUid. Could you explain the difference between these fields and when each should be used? This would help prevent confusion for other developers.

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Based on the search results, I can now provide a clear explanation about the purpose and usage of both fields:

projectRefUid is the Impact Garden reference ID while projectUid is the RetroPGF project ID

The search results show that:

  1. Every project in rpgf6.json has both projectUid and projectRefUid
  2. The projectRefUid is specifically used in ImpactGardenSection.tsx to fetch Impact Garden metrics:
const projectUID: string = data.projectRefUid
useEffect(() => {
  fetchImpactGardenMetrics(projectUID).then((data) => {

This indicates that projectRefUid is used to link RetroPGF projects with their corresponding Impact Garden data, while projectUid serves as the internal identifier within the RetroPGF system.

The distinction between these fields is clear and purposeful:

  • projectUid: Internal RetroPGF project identifier
  • projectRefUid: External reference ID for Impact Garden integration
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for usage of both projectUid and projectRefUid
echo "Usage of projectUid:"
rg "projectUid" -A 2

echo -e "\nUsage of projectRefUid:"
rg "projectRefUid" -A 2

Length of output: 76908

app/(white_navbar)/explore/RetroPGF6/[name]/_component/_Project/ImpactGardenSection.tsx (1)

1-14: LGTM! Well-organized imports.

The imports are properly structured and include all necessary dependencies for the component.

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