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fix: update qbd mapping page field placeholder #1035

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    • Updated placeholder text in the account input field to dynamically reflect the source field, displaying "Enter credit card account" or "Enter account" based on the context for improved clarity.

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The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the qbd-mapping-table.component.html and qbd-mapping-table.component.ts files. The HTML template's input field placeholder is now dynamically set based on the route parameter source_field, displaying either "Enter credit card account" or "Enter account." Additionally, the TypeScript component has been updated to include ActivatedRoute in its constructor, enabling the component to access route parameters for enhanced functionality.

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File Path Change Summary
src/app/shared/components/qbd/mapping/qbd-mapping-table/qbd-mapping-table.component.html Updated input placeholder text dynamically based on route.snapshot.params.source_field.
src/app/shared/components/qbd/mapping/qbd-mapping-table/qbd-mapping-table.component.ts Added ActivatedRoute import and updated constructor to include it for route parameter access.

Possibly related PRs

  • test: qbo base mapping #999: The changes in the qbd-mapping-table.component.html file regarding the input field's placeholder text may relate to the testing of similar components that also utilize route parameters, as seen in the QboBaseMappingComponent tests which involve mock services for ActivatedRoute.

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src/app/shared/components/qbd/mapping/qbd-mapping-table/qbd-mapping-table.component.html (1)

16-16: LGTM! Consider further improvements for flexibility and i18n support.

The change from "Enter Credit card account" to "Enter account" makes the placeholder more generic, potentially improving the component's reusability. However, consider the following suggestions:

  1. If this field can be used for different types of accounts, consider making the placeholder text dynamic based on the context. This could be achieved by binding the placeholder to a property in the component.

  2. To support internationalization, consider using a translation key for the placeholder text. This would make it easier to provide localized versions of the text in the future.

Example implementation:

<input type="text" pInputText [placeholder]="getPlaceholderText() | translate" [value]="mapping.destination_value" (input)="onTextBoxChange($event)">

Where getPlaceholderText() is a method in your component that returns the appropriate placeholder based on the context, and translate is a pipe for handling translations.

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src/app/shared/components/qbd/mapping/qbd-mapping-table/qbd-mapping-table.component.ts (1)

39-41: Constructor updated to include ActivatedRoute

The constructor has been updated to include ActivatedRoute as a parameter, which is good. This change allows the component to access route parameters, aligning with the PR objective of updating the qbd mapping page field placeholder.

However, I noticed that the ngOnInit() method is empty. Consider utilizing this lifecycle hook to retrieve and use the route parameters if needed.

Here's a suggestion to utilize ngOnInit():

ngOnInit(): void {
  this.route.paramMap.subscribe(params => {
    const sourceField = params.get('source_field');
    // Use sourceField to update component properties or logic
  });
}

This would allow you to react to route parameter changes and update the component accordingly.

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src/app/shared/components/qbd/mapping/qbd-mapping-table/qbd-mapping-table.component.ts (3)

8-8: LGTM: ActivatedRoute import added correctly

The import of ActivatedRoute from @angular/router is correctly placed and will allow the component to access route information.


Line range hint 1-78: Summary of changes and next steps

The changes in this file are minimal but potentially impactful. The addition of ActivatedRoute to the component sets the groundwork for using route parameters, which aligns with the PR objective of updating the qbd mapping page field placeholder.

Next steps:

  1. Implement the usage of ActivatedRoute in the ngOnInit() method or explain why it's not needed.
  2. Review the related HTML template file to ensure proper usage of route parameters.
  3. Run the verification script provided to check for proper implementation across both TypeScript and HTML files.
  4. If the implementation is incomplete, add appropriate TODO comments or complete the implementation.

These steps will ensure that the changes are fully implemented and the code remains maintainable.


39-41: Verify usage of ActivatedRoute and consider potential improvements

While the ActivatedRoute is now injected into the component, it's not being used in the TypeScript file. This suggests that either:

  1. The route parameters are being used directly in the template file, or
  2. The implementation might be incomplete.

To improve code clarity and maintainability:

  1. Consider adding a property to store the relevant route parameter.
  2. Use ngOnInit() to subscribe to route changes and update the property.
  3. Use this property in your template instead of accessing route params directly.

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This script will help us verify if the ActivatedRoute is being used correctly in both the TypeScript and HTML files, and if there are any pending tasks related to route usage.

@JustARatherRidiculouslyLongUsername JustARatherRidiculouslyLongUsername merged commit c7ee43e into master Oct 21, 2024
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