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Implement updateViewState Mutation for Interactive ViewState Rearrangement #31

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  • Added a new GraphQL mutation updateViewState to the backend schema, allowing for the updating of view state positions.
  • Implemented the mutation resolver updateViewState in the backend to handle view state updates within a database transaction.
  • Defined the UpdateViewStateInput GraphQL input type for the updateViewState mutation.
  • Integrated the updateViewState mutation into the frontend KanbanBoard component to enable interactive rearrangement of the view.
  • Updated the generated GraphQL types to reflect the new updateViewState mutation.
  • Created a new GraphQL mutation string UPDATE_VIEW_STATE_MUTATION in the frontend for use with the Apollo client.

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Relevant files                                                                                                                                 
Enhancement
resolvers-types.ts                                                                                   
    backend/src/__generated__/resolvers-types.ts

    Add updateViewState mutation type and input definition to
    the GraphQL schema.

+18/-0
index.ts                                                                                                       
    backend/src/resolvers/board/index.ts

    Implement updateViewState mutation logic to handle view
    state updates in the database.

+55/-0
type-defs.ts                                                                                               
    backend/src/type-defs.ts

    Define UpdateViewStateInput GraphQL input type and add
    updateViewState mutation to the schema.

+6/-0
index.tsx                                                                                                     
    frontend/components/KanbanBoard/index.tsx

    Integrate updateViewState mutation into the KanbanBoard
    component to update the view state on the frontend.

+17/-1
graphql.ts                                                                                                   
    frontend/gql/__generated__/graphql.ts

    Update generated GraphQL types to include updateViewState
    mutation.

+11/-0
gql-queries-mutations.ts                                                                       
    frontend/gql/gql-queries-mutations.ts

    Add UPDATE_VIEW_STATE_MUTATION GraphQL mutation for
    updating view state.

+8/-0

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This commit adds a mutation function for updating the view state. The goal is to enhance the interactivity of the application by allowing users to rearrange the view. The changes consist of both frontend and backend modifications to efficiently handle these rearrangements.
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@github-actions github-actions bot changed the title container-position Implement updateViewState Mutation for Interactive ViewState Rearrangement Jan 18, 2024
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PR Analysis

  • 🎯 Main theme: Adding functionality to update the position of containers within a board view state.
  • 📝 PR summary: This PR introduces a new mutation to update the position of containers in a board's view state. It includes backend changes to define the mutation and handle the database transaction, as well as frontend updates to call the mutation when a container is rearranged.
  • 📌 Type of PR: Enhancement
  • ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]: 3, because the PR involves both backend and frontend changes with database transactions and GraphQL schema updates, which require careful review to ensure data integrity and correct functionality.
  • 🔒 Security concerns: No security concerns found

PR Feedback

💡 General suggestions: The PR successfully adds the necessary backend and frontend changes to enable updating the view state of containers. However, it is important to ensure that all edge cases are handled, such as invalid input or database errors, and that the frontend correctly reflects the state changes after the mutation is completed. Additionally, consider adding transaction rollback in case of errors to maintain data consistency.

🤖 Code feedback:
relevant filebackend/src/resolvers/board/index.ts
suggestion      

Consider adding error handling for the arrayMoveImmutable function to ensure that the positionIndex is within the valid range. [important]

relevant lineconst sortedItems = arrayMoveImmutable(

relevant filebackend/src/resolvers/board/index.ts
suggestion      

Implement transaction rollback in case of errors during the database operations to maintain data consistency. [important]

relevant lineconst result = await db.sequelize.transaction(async (transaction) => {

relevant filefrontend/components/KanbanBoard/index.tsx
suggestion      

Add error handling for the updateViewState mutation to handle potential failures and provide feedback to the user. [important]

relevant lineupdateViewState({

relevant filebackend/src/generated/resolvers-types.ts
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Ensure that the positionIndex field in UpdateViewStateInput is validated to prevent invalid positions. [medium]

relevant linepositionIndex?: InputMaybe<Scalars['Int']['input']>;


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@claygorman claygorman merged commit 35c0bd6 into master Jan 18, 2024
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