feat(accident-notification): connect new api for accident-notification #15420
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libs/clients/icelandic-health-insurance/rights-portal/src/lib/providers.ts (1)
28-28: LGTM: AccidentreportsApi correctly added to exportedApis.The
AccidentreportsApiis successfully added to theexportedApisarray, ensuring it will be provided with the shared configuration like other APIs.Consider maintaining alphabetical order in the
exportedApisarray for consistency. You might want to moveAccidentreportsApito the beginning of the list:export const exportedApis = [ + AccidentreportsApi, TherapyApi, AidsandnutritionApi, DentistApi, HealthcenterApi, EhicApi, InsurancestatementsApi, DrugApi, OverviewApi, PaymentsCopaymentApi, PaymentsOverviewApi, - AccidentreportsApi, ].map((Api) => ({libs/clients/icelandic-health-insurance/rights-portal/src/clientConfig.json (5)
2419-2452: Improved accident reporting structureThe changes to the AccidentDTO schema enhance the accident reporting process by requiring more specific information. The addition of 'symptoms' and 'dateTimeOfDoctorVisit' fields will provide valuable data for assessment and analysis.
Consider adding a field for 'severity' to further categorize accidents and prioritize responses.
{ "type": "object", "properties": { // ... existing properties ... + "severity": { + "type": "string", + "enum": ["minor", "moderate", "severe", "critical"], + "description": "The severity level of the accident" + } } }
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2679-2693: Reconsider making 'phone' optional in InjuredDTOWhile adding 'occupation' is valuable for work-related accident analysis, making 'phone' optional might hinder immediate contact in urgent situations.
Consider keeping both 'phone' and 'occupation' as required fields to ensure comprehensive data collection and maintain the ability for quick communication.
{ "type": "object", "properties": { // ... existing properties ... "occupation": { "type": "string", "nullable": true }, "phone": { - "type": "string", - "nullable": true + "type": "string" } }, "required": [ "email", "name", "nationalId", + "phone", + "occupation" ] }
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2577-2592: Improved accountability in accident report confirmationsThe addition of 'accepted' and 'party' as required fields in the AccidentReportConfirmationDTO enhances accountability and clarity in the confirmation process. This change will help track the status of each report more effectively.
Consider adding a 'timestamp' field to record when the confirmation was made, further improving the audit trail.
{ "type": "object", "properties": { // ... existing properties ... + "timestamp": { + "type": "string", + "format": "date-time", + "description": "The date and time when the confirmation was made" + } }, "required": [ "accepted", "party", + "timestamp" ] }
4288-4308: Enhanced error handling and tracing in InsuranceStatementApplicationResponseDTOThe addition of 'requestId', 'errors', and 'errorStack' fields significantly improves the ability to track and debug issues in insurance statement applications. This will lead to better error resolution and system reliability.
However, be cautious about exposing detailed error information, especially in production environments. Consider implementing a mechanism to control the verbosity of error details based on the environment or user role.
Implement a configuration setting to control error detail exposure:
{ "errorHandling": { "exposeDetailedErrors": false, "logDetailedErrors": true } }Use this configuration to determine whether to include the 'errorStack' in the response or just log it internally.
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3753-3801: Improved drug certificate status trackingThe addition of the 'status' field with the DrugCertificateStatusEnum provides a clear and consistent way to represent the state of drug certificates. This enhancement will improve the management and tracking of drug certificates throughout their lifecycle.
To further improve clarity, consider adding descriptions for each enum value in the OpenAPI specification. This will help API consumers understand the meaning of each status.
Enhance the DrugCertificateStatusEnum definition:
"DrugCertificateStatusEnum": { "enum": [0, 1, 2, 3], "type": "integer", "format": "int32", "description": "The status of the drug certificate", "x-enum-descriptions": [ "Pending", "Approved", "Rejected", "Expired" ] }This addition provides clear descriptions for each status value, improving API documentation and usability.
libs/clients/icelandic-health-insurance/rights-portal/src/index.ts (1)
21-36: Ensure exports align with effective tree-shaking practicesExporting numerous entities may impact bundling and tree-shaking effectiveness. Please review whether all exported items are necessary for external use or if some can remain internal to minimize bundle size.
libs/application/templates/accident-notification/src/types/index.ts (2)
181-236: Evaluate the use of 'V2' suffix in type names for better maintainabilityAppending
V2to type names likeApplicantV2andAccidentDetailsV2may not scale well as the application evolves. Consider alternative versioning strategies, such as using namespaces or versioning within the API routes, to manage different versions of types without polluting the type names.
181-236: Clarify the necessity of 'string | null' in optional propertiesSince the properties are already optional (using
?), includingnullin the type (string | null) may be redundant unless there's a need to distinguish betweenundefinedandnull. If differentiating between these is important due to external API requirements or data handling, consider adding comments to explain the rationale.libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accident-notification.service.ts (3)
45-52: Standardize naming ofaccidentReportsApiThere is an inconsistency in naming between the class property and the method. The class property is named
accidentReportsApi, but the method is namedaccidentsReportsApiWithAuth(note the additional 's' inaccidents).Apply this diff to fix the method name for consistency:
- private accidentsReportsApiWithAuth(auth: Auth) { + private accidentReportsApiWithAuth(auth: Auth) { return this.accidentReportsApi.withMiddleware(new AuthMiddleware(auth)) }
143-149: Consider removing commented-out codeThe code related to sending new attachments is commented out. If this functionality is no longer needed, consider removing the commented-out code to keep the codebase clean and maintainable.
163-181: Remove unusedsendAttachmentmethodThe
sendAttachmentmethod is entirely commented out. If it's no longer required, it's better to remove it to reduce clutter and improve code readability.libs/api/domains/application/src/lib/application.service.ts (2)
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131-136: Consider refactoring repeated destructuring and API call patternsThe methods
update,addAttachment,deleteAttachment,updateExternalData,generatePdfPresignedUrl,requestFileSignature, anduploadSignedFileall follow a similar pattern:
- Destructuring
idfrominput- Spreading the remaining properties into a DTO object
- Calling the corresponding API method with
idand the DTOTo reduce code duplication and improve maintainability, consider creating a helper function or abstraction that encapsulates this pattern.
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186-192: Inconsistent method naming: 'Url' vs 'URL'The method names
presignedUrlandattachmentPresignedURLuse different casing forUrl/URL. For consistency and readability, consider standardizing the casing. For example, choose eitherUrlorURLconsistently across method names.Also applies to: 194-200
libs/application/templates/accident-notification/src/lib/dataSchema.ts (5)
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33-42: Consider adding validation for 'phoneNumber' field in 'representative' schema.The
phoneNumberfield is defined as an optional string without validation. To ensure data integrity, consider adding validation to check that the phone number is in the expected format.Apply this diff to add validation:
const representative = z.object({ name: z.string().refine((x) => x.trim().length > 0, { params: error.invalidValue, }), nationalId: z.string().refine((x) => (x ? kennitala.isPerson(x) : false), { params: error.invalidValue, }), email: z.string().email(), - phoneNumber: z.string().optional(), + phoneNumber: z + .string() + .optional() + .refine((x) => (x ? isValidPhoneNumber(x) : true), { + params: error.invalidValue, + }), })Note: You'll need to implement or import an
isValidPhoneNumberfunction as appropriate.
148-163: Consider adding validation for 'phoneNumber' field in 'injuredPersonInformation' schema.In the
injuredPersonInformationschema, thephoneNumberfield is optional and defined as a string without validation. To ensure data integrity, consider adding validation to check that the phone number is in the expected format.Apply this diff to add validation:
phoneNumber: z .string() .optional() + .refine((x) => (x ? isValidPhoneNumber(x) : true), { + params: error.invalidValue, + }),Note: You need to implement or import an
isValidPhoneNumberfunction as appropriate.
179-186: Consider adding validation for 'name' field in 'childInCustody' schema.The
namefield is validated for trimmed length greater than zero. To enhance validation, consider adding checks to ensure the name contains valid characters and does not include numbers or special symbols.Apply this diff to enhance name validation:
name: z .string() .refine((x) => x.trim().length > 0, { params: error.invalidValue, }) + .regex(/^[A-Za-zÁÉÍÓÚÝÞÆÖáéíóúýþæö\s'-]+$/, { + params: error.invalidValue, + }),Note: Adjust the regular expression to match valid characters based on your requirements.
189-189: Ensure 'approveExternalData' has a meaningful error message.The
approveExternalDatafield uses.refine((v) => v)without specifying an error message. Consider providing a custom error message to inform users why their input was invalid.Apply this diff to add an error message:
approveExternalData: z .boolean() - .refine((v) => v), + .refine((v) => v, { + params: error.approvalRequired, + }),Note: Define
error.approvalRequiredwith an appropriate message in your error definitions.
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188-267: Confirm adherence to TypeScript best practices and effective tree-shaking.Since this is part of
libs/**/*, ensure that all exported types and schemas are correctly typed and that unused code is eliminated during bundling to support effective tree-shaking.Consider reviewing the exports and imports to ensure they align with best practices for library code.
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libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accodent-notification-v2.utils.ts (1)
Learnt from: HjorturJ PR: island-is/island.is#16111 File: libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accident-notification.utils.spec.ts:210-361 Timestamp: 2024-09-25T13:23:39.010Z Learning: In `accident-notification.utils.spec.ts`, the helper functions `getDefaultAttachments` and `getFullBasicAnswers` should not be modified to accept parameters for customizing returned data.
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libs/clients/icelandic-health-insurance/rights-portal/src/lib/providers.ts (2)
13-13: LGTM: Import statement for AccidentreportsApi is correct.The
AccidentreportsApiis correctly imported from the '../../gen/fetch' module, following the existing pattern and maintaining consistency with other API imports.
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1-34: Overall assessment: Changes are well-implemented and align with project goals.The addition of
AccidentreportsApito this providers file is well-executed and aligns with the PR objectives of connecting a new API for accident notifications. The changes maintain the existing code structure and follow the established patterns, which supports maintainability and consistency.The modifications adhere to the coding guidelines for library files:
- The file is part of a reusable library for NextJS apps.
- TypeScript is used for defining types (as implied by importing from a generated file).
- The structure supports effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.
These changes contribute to the modernization of the system as intended in the PR objectives.
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1-52: Overall assessment: Changes are minimal and align with PR objectives.The modification to replace
HealthInsuranceV2ClientModulewithRightsPortalClientModuleis the only significant change in this file. This update aligns well with the PR's goal of modernizing the system and connecting a new client for accident notifications. The overall structure and functionality of theAccidentNotificationModuleremain intact, which is good for maintaining consistency.The changes adhere to the coding guidelines for files in the
libsdirectory:
- The module structure supports reusability across different NextJS apps.
- The file uses TypeScript, as evidenced by the
.tsextension and type annotations.- The single, specific import of
RightsPortalClientModulesuggests good tree-shaking practices.
10-10: LGTM: Import change aligns with PR objectives.The replacement of
HealthInsuranceV2ClientModulewithRightsPortalClientModulealigns well with the PR objective of connecting a new client for accident notifications. This change appears to be part of the effort to modernize the system as mentioned in the PR summary.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, let's verify the usage of both modules across the codebase:
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Verified: Import replacement is correctly implemented and does not affect other modules.
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apps/application-system/api/src/app/app.module.ts (3)
58-58: LGTM: New import statement is correct and follows the existing pattern.The import of
RightsPortalClientConfigis correctly added and aligns with the PR objective of connecting a new client for accident notifications. It follows the established pattern for importing client configurations in this module.
116-116: LGTM: RightsPortalClientConfig correctly added to ConfigModule.The
RightsPortalClientConfigis properly added to theloadarray inConfigModule.forRoot(). Its placement maintains the alphabetical order of the configurations, which is consistent with the existing code structure. This addition ensures that the new client configuration will be available throughout the application, supporting the PR's objective of connecting a new API for accident notifications.
58-58: Summary: Changes successfully integrate RightsPortalClientConfig.The modifications to
app.module.tseffectively integrate the newRightsPortalClientConfiginto the application. These changes align well with the PR objective of connecting a new client for accident notifications, contributing to the modernization of the system. The code adheres to the existing patterns and TypeScript best practices, maintaining consistency within the module.Also applies to: 116-116
libs/application/templates/accident-notification/src/types/index.ts (1)
17-18: Addition of 'jobTitle' to 'Applicant' type looks goodThe optional
jobTitlefield enhances theApplicanttype by providing additional information without affecting existing functionality.libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accident-notification.service.ts (1)
194-202: Review commented-out confirmation sending logicThe confirmation sending logic in the
reviewApplicationmethod is commented out. Ensure that this is intentional and that the application functions correctly without this code. If the code is temporarily disabled, consider adding a TODO comment explaining when it will be re-enabled or refactored.libs/api/domains/application/src/lib/application.service.ts (2)
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20-22: Enums imported correctly from '../types'.The additional enums
OnBehalf,Status, andChoiceEnumare properly imported and used.
215-215: Verify the existence and correctness of 'additionalAttachments' schema.The
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258-261: Verify assignment oflocationDescriptionfieldBoth
descriptionandlocationDescriptionfields are assignedaccidentDetails.descriptionOfAccident. Is this intentional? IflocationDescriptionshould represent a different piece of data, please verify and correct accordingly.🧰 Tools
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libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accident-notification.service.spec.ts (3)
25-25: LGTM: New import for AccidentreportsApiThe import of
AccidentreportsApiis consistent with the PR objective of connecting a new API for accident notifications. This change aligns with the modernization effort mentioned in the PR description.
126-132: LGTM: Mock AccidentreportsApi added to test moduleThe addition of the mock
AccidentreportsApito the test module is well-implemented. The mock methodsaddAttachmentandgetAttachmentStatusreturn resolved promises, which is suitable for testing. This change supports the integration of the new API for accident notifications.
139-139: LGTM: AccidentreportsApi instance added to test setupThe addition of
accidentReportsApi = module.get(AccidentreportsApi)is correct and necessary for accessing the mock AccidentreportsApi in the tests. This change is consistent with the previous additions and supports the new API integration.
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libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accident-notification.service.ts (2)
54-54: LGTM: Successful transition to new API with enhanced security.The
submitApplicationmethod has been successfully updated to use the newAccidentreportsApiwith proper authentication. The changes align well with the PR objectives and enhance security.Consider renaming
documentIdtoreportIdin the return object for consistency:return { - documentId: reportId, + reportId: reportId, sentDocuments: fileHashList, }Also applies to: 64-71, 79-79, 93-97, 103-104
163-181: Consider removing unusedsendAttachmentmethod.The entire
sendAttachmentmethod has been commented out. If this method is no longer needed with the new API, consider removing it entirely to keep the codebase clean and maintainable.If there's a reason to keep this code for future reference, please add a TODO comment explaining why it's being kept and any plans for future use or refactoring.
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122-190: Remove commented-out code to enhance maintainabilityThe large block of commented-out code between lines 122 and 190 can be removed. Keeping outdated or unused code increases complexity and may cause confusion for future maintainers.
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libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accident-notification.service.ts (7)
31-32: LGTM: New imports and constructor update align with PR objectives.The addition of
AccidentreportsApiand related imports, along with the constructor update, align well with the PR's objective to connect a new API for accident notifications.Also applies to: 45-45
50-52: LGTM: Enhanced API security with authentication middleware.The
accidentsReportsApiWithAuthmethod effectively applies authentication middleware to the API calls, enhancing security and aligning with best practices.
143-149: Clarify the intention behind commented-out attachment logic.The logic for sending attachments in the
addAdditionalAttachmentmethod has been commented out. This change could potentially break the functionality of adding additional attachments. Please clarify the intention behind this change:
- Is this a temporary change?
- If it's permanent, how will additional attachments be handled going forward?
- Should we remove the commented-out code if it's no longer needed?
Consider adding a TODO comment explaining the reason for commenting out this logic and any future plans for handling additional attachments.
Would you like assistance in implementing a solution for handling additional attachments with the new API?
Also applies to: 154-154
194-202: Clarify the intention behind commented-out review confirmation logic.The logic for sending review confirmation in the
reviewApplicationmethod has been commented out. This change could potentially break the review functionality. Please clarify the intention behind this change:
- Is this a temporary change?
- If it's permanent, how will review confirmations be handled with the new API?
- Should we remove the commented-out code if it's no longer needed?
Consider adding a TODO comment explaining the reason for commenting out this logic and any future plans for handling review confirmations.
Would you like assistance in implementing a solution for handling review confirmations with the new API?
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1-204: LGTM: Code structure and patterns maintain consistency and adhere to guidelines.The overall code structure and patterns in this file maintain consistency with the existing codebase and adhere to the coding guidelines. The use of TypeScript for type definitions and the consistent style contribute to the maintainability and reusability of the code.
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1-204: LGTM: Security enhancements with authentication middleware.The changes in this file enhance security by implementing authentication middleware for API calls. Additionally, the transition away from XML processing (as mentioned in the PR objectives) likely reduces potential security risks associated with XML parsing. No obvious security vulnerabilities are present in the changed code.
31-31:⚠️ Potential issueFix typo in import path
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applicationToAccidentReport.Apply this diff to correct the import path:
- import { applicationToAccidentReport } from './accident-notification-v2.utils' + import { applicationToAccidentReport } from './accident-notification-v2.utils'Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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313-314: Possible duplication in accident descriptions
locationDescriptionanddescriptionare both set toaccidentDetails.descriptionOfAccident. Confirm if this is intentional or iflocationDescriptionshould refer to a different field.
321-322: Check the return values ofgetAtWorkandgetAtSailorWorkEnsure that the functions
getAtWorkandgetAtSailorWorkreturn the expected data structures, especially when optional values are involved.
353-368: EnsureshipLocationis correctly handled ingetAtSailorWorkIn
getAtSailorWork, ifshipLocationis falsy, the function returnsfalse. Confirm that this behavior is intended and compatible with the expected return type.
46-431: Adherence to coding guidelinesThe code adheres to TypeScript usage for defining types and exporting them. Functions are modular and promote reusability across different applications. Effective tree-shaking and bundling practices are upheld by properly organizing imports and exports.
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getInjuredfunction,injured.jobTitleis used, but it may not be defined for all injury cases. Ensure thatjobTitleexists on theinjuredobject to avoidundefinedvalues.Run the following script to check if
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libs/application/templates/accident-notification/src/lib/dataSchema.ts (2)
87-186: New schemas enhance data structure - Consider updating documentation.The addition of new schemas (
attachments,accidentDetails,fishingShipInfo,homeAccident,injuredPersonInformation,juridicalPerson, andchildInCustody) significantly improves the structure and type safety of the accident notification data. These schemas cover various aspects of the accident reporting process, which aligns with the PR objective of modernizing the system.To maintain code quality and ease of use:
- Ensure these new schemas are used consistently throughout the application.
- Consider updating the documentation to reflect these new data structures and their purposes.
- Verify that these additions don't introduce unnecessary complexity to the codebase.
Would you like assistance in generating documentation for these new schemas?
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1-272: Enhance documentation for exported types to improve reusability.The file adheres well to the coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory, using TypeScript for defining props and exporting types. To further improve reusability across different NextJS apps:
- Consider adding JSDoc comments to the
AccidentNotificationSchemaand its exported typeAccidentNotification.- Ensure that all exported types and enums (including those imported from
../types) are well-documented.- If not already present, consider adding a README.md file in this directory explaining the purpose and usage of these schemas.
These documentation improvements will facilitate easier integration and usage of these schemas across different parts of the application.
Would you like assistance in generating JSDoc comments for the exported types?
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libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accident-notification.service.ts (6)
31-33: LGTM! Import statements are correct and aligned with the new API integration.The new imports for
applicationToAccidentReport,AccidentreportsApi, and authentication modules are appropriate for the PR's objective. The previously reported typo in the import path has been correctly addressed.
45-45: LGTM! Constructor updated to use the new AccidentreportsApi.The constructor change aligns with the PR objective of replacing the XML client with a new API. The use of TypeScript for defining the injected dependency adheres to the coding guidelines.
50-52: LGTM! New method enhances security and reusability.The
accidentsReportsApiWithAuthmethod is a good addition that ensures authenticated API calls. This aligns with the PR objective of modernizing the system and enhances the overall security of the service. The method's reusability across different API calls within the service is a plus.
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1-204: Overall, good progress on API transition, but clarification needed on some changes.The file has been successfully updated to integrate the new
AccidentreportsApi, aligning with the PR objective of connecting a new API for accident notifications and modernizing the system. The changes adhere to TypeScript usage and promote reusability, as per the coding guidelines.However, several methods related to attachments and review confirmation have been commented out, which raises some questions about the transition strategy.
Could you please provide a high-level explanation of:
- The overall transition strategy from the old XML client to the new API.
- The status of attachment handling and review confirmation in the new system.
- Any pending tasks or future plans for reimplementing commented-out functionality.
This information will help ensure that all necessary functionality is accounted for in the new implementation and that the transition is smooth and complete.
163-181: Clarification needed: sendAttachment method is entirely commented out.The
sendAttachmentmethod has been entirely commented out. This is consistent with the changes in theaddAdditionalAttachmentmethod and further suggests that the attachment functionality is being removed or significantly refactored.Please provide clarification on:
- The reason for removing this method.
- How attachment functionality will be handled in the new system, if at all.
- Any plans for reimplementing this functionality with the new API.
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sendAttachment Method Removal is Consistent with New Attachment Handling Implementations
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sendAttachmentmethod has been entirely commented out inaccident-notification.service.ts. Additionally, new methods likesendEmailWithAttachmenthave been introduced across various services to handle attachments. This indicates that the attachment functionality has been refactored to a more standardized approach.
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sendAttachmentinaccident-notification.service.tsNew Attachment Handling Methods:
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194-202: Clarification needed: Review confirmation logic is commented out.The logic for sending confirmation in the
reviewApplicationmethod has been commented out. This suggests that the review confirmation process is being modified or removed.Please provide clarification on:
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33-55: LGTM: Improved validation and consistency in schemas.The updates to the
representativeandcompanyInfoschemas enhance type safety and validation. ThecompanyInfoschema is now correctly marked as optional, addressing the previous inconsistency. These changes contribute to better code quality and maintainability.
57-85: Verify consistent usage of the newexternalDataschema.The newly added
externalDataschema suggests integration with external data sources, which aligns with the PR objective. To ensure consistency and proper implementation:
- Verify that this schema is used correctly in the
AccidentNotificationServiceor any other relevant services.- Ensure that the data fetched from the new API matches this schema structure.
- Check for any necessary data transformations between the API response and this schema.
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188-267: Verify backwards compatibility with updatedAccidentNotificationSchema.The
AccidentNotificationSchemahas been significantly updated to incorporate new sub-schemas and improve type safety through the use ofnativeEnum. While these changes align with the PR objective of modernizing the system, it's crucial to ensure they don't break existing functionality.To maintain system integrity:
- Verify that these changes are backwards compatible with existing data and API calls.
- Ensure that any services or components using this schema are updated accordingly.
- Consider adding or updating unit tests to cover the new schema structure.
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AccidentNotificationSchemais primarily used within its own template directory and doesn't appear to be directly imported or used outside of the accident-notification template. This suggests that the risk of breaking existing functionality in other parts of the system is low.To ensure backwards compatibility and maintain system integrity:
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Consider adding integration tests that cover the entire accident-notification application flow to verify that the changes don't introduce any unexpected behavior.
If there are any API endpoints that directly interact with the accident-notification template, ensure they are compatible with the updated schema.
While the changes appear to be localized, it's important to thoroughly test the accident-notification template to ensure that all existing functionality remains intact with the new schema structure.
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20-22: Verify export of new types in the referenced file.The newly imported types (
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libs/application/templates/accident-notification/src/index.ts (2)
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9-13: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for the type alias.The export statements look good and maintain backwards compatibility. The new type alias
AccidentNotificationAnswersis a good practice for potential future refactoring.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the
AccidentNotificationAnswerstype alias for better code documentation:+// Alias for backwards compatibility and future refactoring export type AccidentNotificationAnswers = AccidentNotification
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1-18: LGTM! Consider grouping related imports for better readability.The overall structure of the file is excellent, promoting reusability and allowing for effective tree-shaking. The use of TypeScript for type definitions and exports is consistent and aligns with our coding guidelines.
For improved readability, consider grouping related imports together:
import AccidentNotificationTemplate from './lib/AccidentNotificationTemplate' import { AccidentNotification } from './lib/dataSchema' -import * as appMessages from './lib/messages' import { OnBehalf } from './types' +import * as appMessages from './lib/messages' import * as appUtils from './utils'This groups the type imports together and the utility imports together.
libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/attachments/attachment.utils.ts (3)
108-114: Approve getReportId function with minor suggestionThe
getReportIdfunction is well-implemented, type-safe, and focused on a single responsibility. It correctly retrieves the document ID from the application's external data.Consider adding a null check or providing a default value to handle cases where the path doesn't exist:
export const getReportId = (application: ApplicationWithAttachments) => { const externalData = application.externalData return getValueViaPath( externalData, 'submitApplication.data.documentId', ) as number | undefined }This change would make the function more robust against potential data inconsistencies.
116-127: Approve getNewAttachments function with error handling suggestionThe
getNewAttachmentsfunction is well-structured and effectively retrieves new attachments. However, it lacks error handling for potential issues during asynchronous operations.Consider wrapping the function body in a try-catch block:
export const getNewAttachments = async ( application: ApplicationWithAttachments, attachmentProvider: AccidentNotificationAttachmentProvider, ) => { try { const attachmentStatus = getApplicationAttachmentStatus(application) const requests = attachmentStatusToAttachmentRequests(attachmentStatus) const attachments = await attachmentProvider.getFiles(requests, application) return filterOutAlreadySentDocuments(attachments, application) } catch (error) { console.error('Error getting new attachments:', error) throw new Error('Failed to retrieve new attachments') } }This change would improve error handling and make the function more robust.
129-147: Approve getReviewApplicationData function with type safety suggestionThe
getReviewApplicationDatafunction is well-implemented, extracting relevant review data from the application. To further improve type safety, consider defining an interface for the return type:interface ReviewApplicationData { documentId: number; isRepresentativeOfCompanyOrInstitute: boolean; reviewApproval: ReviewApprovalEnum; reviewComment: string; } export const getReviewApplicationData = (application: Application): ReviewApplicationData => { // ... existing implementation ... }This change would make the function's return type explicit and improve type checking for consumers of this function.
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3-9: Improved type safety with new importsThe addition of
ApplicationWithAttachments,AccidentNotificationAnswers, andReviewApprovalEnumimports enhances type safety and specificity in handling accident notifications. This aligns well with the PR objective and promotes better code quality.
25-27: Enhanced modularity with new utility importsThe addition of
AccidentNotificationAttachmentProvider,getApplicationDocumentId, andutilsimports improves modularity and code reuse. This change aligns with the PR objective and promotes better code organization.
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libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accident-notification-v2.utils.ts (7)
68-106: LGTM: Comprehensive accident type mappings with room for improvementThe
accidentTypeMap,workAccidentSubtypeMap, andstudiesAccidentSubtypeMapprovide clear and comprehensive mappings for various accident types and subtypes. The comments offer valuable context for the numeric codes.Consider using an enum or constant object for the numeric codes to improve readability and maintainability. For example:
const AccidentTypes = { SPORTS: 4, WORK: 6, HOME_ACTIVITIES: 7, // ... other types } as const; const accidentTypeMap = { [AccidentTypeEnum.SPORTS]: { type: AccidentTypes.SPORTS }, [AccidentTypeEnum.WORK]: { type: AccidentTypes.WORK }, // ... other mappings };This approach would make the code more self-documenting and reduce the reliance on comments for understanding the numeric codes.
108-137: LGTM: Comprehensive accident type conversion with room for improvementThe
accidentTypeToDTOfunction effectively converts accident types from application answers to the DTO format, handling both base types and subtypes for work and studies accidents.Consider adding a comment or adjusting the logic for the fallback case:
const baseType = accidentTypeMap[accidentType] || { type: 6 } // Fallback to general work accident if type is not foundThis would clarify the intention behind defaulting to type 6 when an unknown accident type is encountered.
139-173: LGTM: Clear location conversion functions with potential for refactoringThe
locationToDTOandshipLocationToDTOfunctions effectively convert location enums to numeric codes, handling all cases and providing default values for unexpected inputs.Consider refactoring these functions to use a mapping object for consistency with other parts of the code and to potentially reduce duplication:
const generalLocationMap = { [GeneralWorkplaceAccidentLocationEnum.ATTHEWORKPLACE]: 0, [GeneralWorkplaceAccidentLocationEnum.TOORFROMTHEWORKPLACE]: 1, [GeneralWorkplaceAccidentLocationEnum.OTHER]: 2, }; const shipLocationMap = { [FishermanWorkplaceAccidentLocationEnum.ONTHESHIP]: 1, [FishermanWorkplaceAccidentLocationEnum.TOORFROMTHEWORKPLACE]: 2, [FishermanWorkplaceAccidentLocationEnum.OTHER]: 3, }; const locationToDTO = (answers: AccidentNotificationAnswers) => { const accidentLocation = getValueViaPath( answers, 'accidentLocation.answer' ) as GeneralWorkplaceAccidentLocationEnum; return generalLocationMap[accidentLocation] ?? 2; }; const shipLocationToDTO = (answers: AccidentNotificationAnswers) => { const accidentLocation = getValueViaPath( answers, 'accidentLocation.answer' ) as FishermanWorkplaceAccidentLocationEnum; return shipLocationMap[accidentLocation] ?? 3; };This approach would make the code more consistent with other parts of the file and potentially easier to maintain.
175-198: LGTM: Robust reporter information extraction with room for improvementThe
getReporterfunction effectively extracts reporter information from the application answers, handling potential missing data well.Consider adding basic validation for email and phone number to ensure data integrity:
const isValidEmail = (email: string): boolean => { // Basic email regex return /^[^\s@]+@[^\s@]+\.[^\s@]+$/.test(email); }; const isValidPhoneNumber = (phone: string): boolean => { // Adjust regex based on expected phone number format return /^\+?[\d\s-]{7,}$/.test(phone); }; // In getReporter function: email: isValidEmail(applicant.email ?? '') ? applicant.email : '', phoneNumber: isValidPhoneNumber(applicant.phoneNumber ?? '') ? applicant.phoneNumber : '',This would ensure that only valid email addresses and phone numbers are included in the report.
200-226: LGTM: Effective injured person information extraction with potential for improvementThe
getInjuredfunction correctly extracts information about the injured person, handling different scenarios based on who the notification is for.Consider adding similar email and phone number validation as suggested for the
getReporterfunction:// Add isValidEmail and isValidPhoneNumber functions if not already present // In getInjured function: email: isValidEmail(injured.email ?? '') ? injured.email : '', phone: isValidPhoneNumber(injured.phoneNumber ?? '') ? injured.phoneNumber : '',This would ensure consistency in data validation across different parts of the application.
264-312: LGTM: Well-structured location-specific detail extractionThe
getAtHome,getAtWork, andgetAtSailorWorkfunctions effectively extract specific details based on the accident location, handling potential missing data appropriately.For consistency, consider adjusting the
getAtHomefunction to match the structure of the other two:const getAtHome = (answers: AccidentNotificationAnswers) => { const homeAccident = getValueViaPath( answers, 'homeAccident' ) as HomeAccidentV2 if (!homeAccident) { return undefined } return { address: homeAccident.address ?? '', city: homeAccident.community ?? '', postcode: homeAccident.postalCode ?? '', comment: homeAccident.moreDetails ?? '', } }This change removes the redundant check and makes the function structure more consistent with
getAtWorkandgetAtSailorWork.
377-392: LGTM: Clear attachment type mapping with potential for refactoringThe
mapAttachmentTypeToAccidentReportTypefunction provides a clear mapping between attachment types and effectively handles unknown types by throwing an error.Consider refactoring this function to use an object mapping for consistency with other parts of the code:
const attachmentTypeMap = { [AttachmentTypeEnum.INJURY_CERTIFICATE]: MinarsidurAPIModelsAccidentReportsAccidentReportAttachmentTypeEnum.NUMBER_1, [AttachmentTypeEnum.POWER_OF_ATTORNEY]: MinarsidurAPIModelsAccidentReportsAccidentReportAttachmentTypeEnum.NUMBER_2, [AttachmentTypeEnum.POLICE_REPORT]: MinarsidurAPIModelsAccidentReportsAccidentReportAttachmentTypeEnum.NUMBER_3, [AttachmentTypeEnum.ADDITIONAL_FILES]: MinarsidurAPIModelsAccidentReportsAccidentReportAttachmentTypeEnum.NUMBER_4, }; export const mapAttachmentTypeToAccidentReportType = ( attachmentType: AttachmentTypeEnum ): MinarsidurAPIModelsAccidentReportsAccidentReportAttachmentTypeEnum => { const mappedType = attachmentTypeMap[attachmentType]; if (mappedType === undefined) { throw new Error('Unknown attachment type'); } return mappedType; };This approach is more declarative and easier to maintain if new attachment types are added in the future.
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libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accident-notification-v2.utils.ts (5)
1-34: LGTM: Well-organized importsThe import statements are comprehensive and well-structured, covering all necessary types, enums, and utilities for handling accident notification data transformation.
36-48: LGTM: Well-structured main functionThe
applicationToAccidentReportfunction is well-organized, using helper functions to modularize the data transformation process. This structure enhances readability and maintainability.
50-59: LGTM: Clear and comprehensive enum mappingThe
reportingForMapprovides a clear and concise mapping betweenWhoIsTheNotificationForEnumandMinarsidurAPIModelsAccidentReportsReporterDTOReportingForEnum. All enum values are covered, ensuring completeness.
61-66: LGTM: Robust enum conversion functionThe
whoIsTheNotificationForToDTOfunction efficiently convertsWhoIsTheNotificationForEnumto the corresponding DTO enum value. It handles potential missing mappings and provides a fallback value, ensuring robustness.
359-375:⚠️ Potential issueEffective attachment transformation with areas for improvement
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getAttachmentsfunction successfully maps the attachments to the DTO format, but there are a few areas that could be enhanced:
The content type extraction from the file name is simple but may not always be accurate. Consider using a more robust method or library for determining file types.
The hack for handling additional files (type 4) is a temporary solution that needs to be addressed properly.
Consider implementing proper support for additional files or handling this scenario more elegantly. For example:
type: mapAttachmentTypeToAccidentReportType(attachment.attachmentType),And then update the
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54-54: LGTM with a minor suggestion: Updated to use new API and enhanced securityThe changes to the
submitApplicationmethod align well with the PR objective of connecting a new API for accident notifications. The addition of authentication enhances security.However, there's a minor inconsistency in the returned object:
Consider renaming the
documentIdkey toreportIdin the returned object for consistency:return { - documentId: reportId, + reportId: reportId, sentDocuments: fileHashList, }This change will make the code more consistent with the new API terminology and prevent potential confusion.
Also applies to: 64-71, 79-79, 93-97, 103-103
libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accident-notification-v2.utils.ts (2)
1-34: Consider organizing imports for better readabilityThe imports are comprehensive but could be organized better for improved readability. Consider grouping imports by their source:
- External libraries
- Application-specific imports
- Type imports
This organization can help developers quickly understand the dependencies of the file.
68-86: Improve documentation for accident types and subtypesThe comment block explaining accident types and subtypes is helpful but could be improved. Consider using JSDoc format for better integration with IDE tooling and documentation generators. For example:
/** * Accident types: * 4 - Íþróttaslys (Sports accident) * 6 - Vinnuslys (Work accident) * 7 - Heimilistrygging (Home insurance) * 8 - Björgunarmenn (Rescue workers) * 9 - Nemendur við iðnnám (Vocational students) * * Subtypes for type 6 (Work accident): * 1 - Almenn vinna á landi (General work on land) * 2 - Vinna sjómanna (Seamen's work) * 3 - Atvinnumennska í íþróttum (Professional sports) * 4 - Vinna við landbúnað (Agricultural work) * * Subtypes for type 9 (Vocational students): * 5 - Starfsnám (Internship) * 6 - Verknám við háskóla (University practical training) * 7 - Iðnám í löggildum iðngreinum (Apprenticeship in licensed trades) */
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libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accident-notification.service.ts (7)
11-11: LGTM: New imports align with PR objectivesThe new imports, including utility functions,
AccidentreportsApi, and authentication-related imports, align well with the PR objective of connecting a new API for accident notifications. These changes contribute to the modernization of the system and support better TypeScript usage.Also applies to: 22-24, 28-32
45-45: LGTM: Constructor updated for new APIThe replacement of
documentApiwithaccidentReportsApiin the constructor is consistent with the PR objective of replacing the existing XML client with a new API for accident notifications.
50-52: LGTM: Enhanced security with authenticated API callsThe new private method
accidentsReportsApiWithAuthis a valuable addition that ensures all API calls are authenticated. This enhancement aligns with best practices for security and supports the modernization effort mentioned in the PR objectives.
127-174: LGTM: Improved attachment handling with new API and better error managementThe changes to the
addAdditionalAttachmentmethod are well-implemented and align with the PR objectives. Key improvements include:
- Integration with the new API, including proper authentication.
- Enhanced error handling, particularly the check for
reportId.- Improved type mapping for attachments.
These changes contribute to a more robust and secure implementation of the attachment handling process.
184-200: LGTM: Streamlined review process with new API integrationThe
reviewApplicationmethod has been successfully updated to work with the new API. Notable improvements include:
- Integration of authentication for API calls.
- Streamlined data extraction using the
getReviewApplicationDatautility.- Updated data structure for submitting the review confirmation, which better represents the review process.
These changes align well with the PR objectives and contribute to a more modern and efficient implementation.
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AccidentNotificationServicedemonstrates several improvements:
- Consistent use of authenticated API calls, enhancing security.
- Improved error handling throughout, contributing to code robustness.
- Maintained TypeScript usage for defining types and interfaces, aligning with coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory.These changes not only meet the PR objectives but also contribute to the overall quality and maintainability of the codebase.
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AccidentNotificationServicehas been successfully refactored to integrate with the new API for accident notifications. Key improvements include:
- Consistent use of authenticated API calls across all public methods, enhancing security.
- Improved error handling and type safety, contributing to code robustness.
- Maintained reusability and TypeScript usage, adhering to coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory.These changes not only meet the PR objectives of connecting a new API and modernizing the system but also contribute to the overall quality, security, and maintainability of the codebase. The refactoring demonstrates a thoughtful approach to modernizing the accident notification system while maintaining good coding practices.
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1-402: Summary of review findingsOverall, the
accident-notification-v2.utils.tsfile provides a comprehensive set of utilities for handling accident notifications. However, there are several areas where improvements can be made:
- Organize imports for better readability.
- Add error handling and input validation to the main
applicationToAccidentReportfunction.- Improve documentation for accident types and subtypes using JSDoc format.
- Simplify some functions, such as
getAccidentTypes, for better readability.- Enhance error handling and data validation in DTO creation functions.
- Address the inconsistency in accessing
accidentTypeingetEmployerandgetClubfunctions.- Properly handle additional files in the
getAttachmentsfunction instead of using a temporary hack.- Refactor the
mapAttachmentTypeToAccidentReportTypefunction to use an object mapping approach.Addressing these points will improve the overall quality, maintainability, and robustness of the code.
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The comment "Hack since additional files are not supported yet..." indicates a temporary solution that needs to be properly addressed. This hack could lead to incorrect categorization of attachments. Please implement proper support for additional files or handle this scenario more elegantly.
Additionally, consider adding error handling for cases where the file name doesn't have an extension or the attachment type is unknown.
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const getAttachments = ( attachments: Array<AccidentNotificationAttachment>, ): Array<MinarsidurAPIModelsAccidentReportsAccidentReportAttachmentDTO> => { return attachments.map((attachment) => { const fileNameParts = attachment.name.split('.'); const contentType = fileNameParts.length > 1 ? fileNameParts.pop() : undefined; let type = attachment.attachmentType; if (type === AttachmentTypeEnum.ADDITIONAL_FILES) { // TODO: Implement proper handling for additional files console.warn('Additional files are not fully supported yet'); type = MinarsidurAPIModelsAccidentReportsAccidentReportAttachmentTypeEnum.NUMBER_2; } return { type, document: { fileName: attachment.name, contentType, data: attachment.content, }, }; }); };To check for occurrences of attachment type 4 and references to additional files in the codebase, run:
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- The use of
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...in this reducer can lead to performance issues due toO(n^2)time complexity.Refactor the reducer to mutate the accumulator directly:
receivedConfirmations: accidentStatus.confirmations ?.map((x) => ({ [mapConfirmationType(x.party)]: !!x.received, })) - .reduce( - (prev, curr) => ({ ...prev, ...curr }), - {}, - ) as AccidentNotificationConfirmation, + .reduce((acc, curr) => { + Object.assign(acc, curr) + return acc + }, {} as AccidentNotificationConfirmation),Or combine the
mapandreduceinto a singlereducefunction:receivedConfirmations: accidentStatus.confirmations - ?.map((x) => ({ - [mapConfirmationType(x.party)]: !!x.received, - })) - .reduce((acc, curr) => { - Object.assign(acc, curr) - return acc - }, {} as AccidentNotificationConfirmation), + ?.reduce((acc, x) => { + acc[mapConfirmationType(x.party)] = !!x.received + return acc + }, {} as AccidentNotificationConfirmation),🧰 Tools
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9-9: LGTM: Import statement for AccidentreportsApiThe import statement for
AccidentreportsApiis correctly added and aligns with the PR objective of connecting a new client for accident notifications.
18-18: LGTM: Addition of AccidentreportsApi to providersThe
AccidentreportsApiis correctly added to the providers array, making it available for dependency injection within the module. This change is consistent with the PR objective of connecting a new client for accident notifications.
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AssigneeReviewlooks good and follows the existing pattern, promoting reusability across different NextJS apps. Here are some suggestions to enhance the code:
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142-142:⚠️ Potential issueVerify that 'currentAccidentStatus' has a 'status' property
In the
fourthStepfunction,currentAccidentStatus.statusis accessed at lines 142 and 145. Please ensure thatcurrentAccidentStatusis an object containing astatusproperty. IfcurrentAccidentStatusis already a status value (e.g., an enum or string), accessing.statusmay result in anundefinedvalue or a runtime error.Also applies to: 145-145
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26-31: Good use of destructuring in the function signature to improve readability.Destructuring the props directly in the function signature simplifies the component and enhances readability.
164-164:⚠️ Potential issueLocalize the error message using
formatMessage.Avoid hardcoding error messages; instead, use
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36-41: LGTM: Method signature update improves functionality and follows TypeScript best practices.The addition of the
userparameter with the@CurrentUser()decorator enhances the method by providing user context. This change is well-implemented and typed correctly.Consider adding error handling for cases where the user might be undefined:
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5-11: LGTM: Import changes are appropriate and follow best practices.The new imports from '@island.is/auth-nest-tools' are necessary for the changes made to the
accidentStatusmethod. They are specific imports, which is good for tree-shaking and bundling practices. The use of internal packages also promotes code reusability across different NextJS apps.
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14-15: Imports are correctly updated to use the new API client and authentication tools.The inclusion of
AccidentreportsApiandAuthMiddlewarealigns with the migration to the new API and ensures that API calls are authenticated properly.
59-59: Constructor correctly updated to inject the newAccidentreportsApi.Replacing the old
DocumentApiwithAccidentreportsApiin the constructor is appropriate for integrating the new accident notification API.
69-69: Method signature updated appropriately to includeauth: Auth.Adding the
authparameter togetAccidentNotificationStatusensures that API calls are made with the necessary authentication.
74-78: Correct usage of the new API client with authentication.The call to
getAccidentReportStatususingaccidentReportsApiWithAuthdemonstrates proper integration with the new API and authentication middleware.
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126-143: LGTM: Well-structuredgetReviewApplicationDatafunction.The
getReviewApplicationDatafunction effectively extracts review-related data from the application. It follows the single responsibility principle and uses appropriate utility functions.Consider using optional chaining and nullish coalescing for a more concise
reviewCommentassignment:const reviewComment = getValueViaPath(application.answers, 'reviewComment') as string ?? ''This change would simplify the logic and make it more resilient to
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45-45: LGTM: Constructor updated to use new APIThe constructor has been updated to use
AccidentreportsApiinstead ofDocumentApi, which aligns with the PR objective of connecting a new API for accident notifications.For consistency, consider renaming
accidentReportsApitoaccidentreportsApito match the import name:- private readonly accidentReportsApi: AccidentreportsApi, + private readonly accidentreportsApi: AccidentreportsApi,This minor change would improve naming consistency throughout the file.
54-54: LGTM with a minor suggestion: submitApplication updated to use new APIThe
submitApplicationmethod has been successfully updated to use the new AccidentreportsApi, aligning with the PR objectives. The addition of theauthparameter and the use of utility functions likeapplicationToAccidentReportimprove security and code modularity.For consistency, consider renaming the
documentIdkey in the returned object toreportId:return { - documentId: reportId, + reportId, sentDocuments: fileHashList, }This change would make the code more consistent with the new API terminology.
Also applies to: 64-71, 79-79, 93-97, 103-103
127-173: LGTM with a suggestion: addAdditionalAttachment updated with improved error handlingThe
addAdditionalAttachmentmethod has been successfully updated to use the new AccidentreportsApi and includes improved error handling. The addition of theauthparameter and the use of utility functions enhance security and code modularity.Consider adding more specific error handling for the API call:
} catch (e) { - this.logger.error('Error adding additional attachment', e) + this.logger.error('Error adding additional attachment', { error: e, reportId }) throw new Error('Villa kom upp við að bæta við viðbótarskjali.') }This change would provide more context in the error logs, making debugging easier.
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libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/attachments/attachment.utils.ts (3)
3-9: LGTM: New imports enhance type safety.The addition of
Application,ApplicationWithAttachments, andReviewApprovalEnumimports is appropriate for the new functions introduced in this file. These imports contribute to improved type safety and provide access to necessary types and enums.
25-27: LGTM: New imports support new functionality.The addition of
AccidentNotificationAttachmentProvider,getApplicationDocumentId, andutilsimports is appropriate for the new functions introduced in this file. These imports provide access to necessary types and utility functions required for the new attachment handling logic.
105-111: LGTM: Correct implementation ofgetReportId.The
getReportIdfunction correctly retrieves the document ID from the application's external data. This implementation addresses the issue mentioned in the past review comment by properly accessing theexternalDataproperty of the application.libs/application/template-api-modules/src/lib/modules/templates/accident-notification/accident-notification.service.ts (4)
11-11: LGTM: New imports align with PR objectivesThe new imports, including utility functions, AccidentreportsApi, and Auth-related imports, align well with the PR objective of connecting a new API for accident notifications. These changes enhance type safety and support better code reusability, which is crucial for files in the
libsdirectory.Also applies to: 22-24, 28-33
50-52: LGTM: New method enhances security and reusabilityThe new private method
accidentsReportsApiWithAuthis a great addition. It enhances security by ensuring authenticated API calls and improves code reusability across different API calls in the service. This aligns well with the coding guidelines for thelibsdirectory.
183-199: LGTM: reviewApplication successfully updated to use new APIThe
reviewApplicationmethod has been effectively updated to use the new AccidentreportsApi. The addition of theauthparameter enhances security, while the use of thegetReviewApplicationDatautility function improves code modularity. These changes align well with the PR objectives and the coding guidelines for thelibsdirectory.
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1-199: Overall LGTM: Successful implementation of new AccidentreportsApiThe AccidentNotificationService has been successfully updated to use the new AccidentreportsApi, aligning perfectly with the PR objectives. Key improvements include:
- Enhanced security through the use of authenticated API calls.
- Improved error handling and logging.
- Better code modularity with the introduction of utility functions.
- Consistent use of TypeScript best practices.
These changes not only modernize the system as intended but also improve the overall code quality and maintainability. The refactoring adheres well to the coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory, ensuring reusability across different NextJS apps.Minor suggestions for naming consistency have been provided in previous comments. Addressing these would further enhance the code quality.
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#15420) * feat: connect new api for accident-notification * feat: map and send attachments to new api * chore: remove unused code * feat: codegen for api changes and fix dataSchema * chore: nx format:write update dirty files * fix: remove test * chore: nx format:write update dirty files * fix: add null test to pass build * chore: lint * fix: Coderabbit comments * feat: connect review application and addAditionalAttachment * fix: pr comments and add test back in * chore: use switch instead of if * fix: getReportId * fix: codegen backend schema * chore: consistent early return * chore: simplify accidentTypeDTO * fix: lint * feat: connect getAccidentReportStatus * feat: add auth to getAccidentNotificationStatus * fix: import * chore: add test back in * fix: test * chore: remove console.log --------- Co-authored-by: andes-it <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: kodiakhq[bot] <49736102+kodiakhq[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
What
Connect a new client for accident notifications and stop using the old xml client
Why
To modernize
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New Features
ApplicationStatuscomponent logic, improving readability and maintainability through the introduction of utility functions.Bug Fixes
ApplicationStatuscomponent to provide clearer feedback when data is unavailable.Documentation
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