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fix(18858): Fix incorrect label for MCDA axes with area_km2 in denominator #772

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https://kontur.fibery.io/Tasks/Task/FE-Fix-incorrect-label-for-MCDA-axes-with-area_km2-in-denominator-18858

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  • Refactor

    • Simplified the formatting logic for bivariate axis labels and units by removing specific cases for 'area_km2.'
  • Tests

    • Removed a test case related to denominator formatting for 'area_km2' in BivariateLegend labels.

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  • src/utils/bivariate/labelFormatters.ts (2 hunks)
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src/utils/bivariate/labelFormatters.ts (5)

Line range hint 7-9: LGTM!

The formatSentimentDirection function appears to be unchanged and correctly handles both single strings and arrays of strings by capitalizing them.


Line range hint 11-13: LGTM!

The convertDirectionsArrayToLabel function constructs a directional label from an array of directions, utilizing formatSentimentDirection for formatting. This function remains unchanged and is logically sound.


Line range hint 47-49: LGTM!

The hasUnits function provides a boolean check for the presence of a unit ID, excluding 'other'. This function is straightforward and unchanged, serving as a helper for other functions in this file.


Line range hint 31-45: Review of Unit Formatting Adjustments

The changes in formatBivariateAxisUnit follow the same pattern as formatBivariateAxisLabel by removing special cases and standardizing unit display. This simplification should make the function easier to maintain. However, similar to the above function, confirm that these changes do not negatively impact other units.

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Line range hint 31-45: Review of Unit Formatting Adjustments

The formatBivariateAxisUnit function is used in mcdaConfig.tsx to format the unit of an axis' quotients. The context shows that this function is called to set the unit property of an axis object. Given the changes to formatBivariateAxisUnit, it is important to confirm that the removal of specific unit handling does not negatively impact the display or functionality of these units.

  • File: src/features/mcda/mcdaConfig.tsx
    • unit: formatBivariateAxisUnit(axis.quotients)

The context in the mcdaConfig.tsx file does not indicate any special handling for units that would be affected by the changes in formatBivariateAxisUnit. Therefore, the changes should not cause any regressions.

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Line range hint 15-29: Review of Generalized Formatting Logic

The modifications in formatBivariateAxisLabel remove specific handling for 'area_km2', aligning with the PR's objective to standardize label formatting. The logic checks for the presence of units and formats the label accordingly. Ensure that this change doesn't inadvertently affect other units that might rely on the previous special handling.

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Line range hint 15-29: Review of Generalized Formatting Logic

The modifications in formatBivariateAxisLabel remove specific handling for 'area_km2', aligning with the PR's objective to standardize label formatting. The test cases in labelFormatters.test.ts cover various scenarios, ensuring that the function handles different unit combinations correctly. The changes should not negatively impact other units.

  • Test cases for no numerator unit, numerator unit with denominator unit as 'one', numerator unit with no denominator unit, and other general cases are present.
  • The function's behavior is thoroughly tested, ensuring no regressions.
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The recent changes aim to simplify the BivariateLegend label formatting functionality by removing specific formatting cases for the unit 'area_km2'. This generalization approach involves updates to both the labelFormatters.ts file and the corresponding test file, ensuring a cleaner, more maintainable codebase.

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File Change Summary
src/utils/bivariate/… Removed specific test cases and logic for 'area_km2' in bivariate label formatting
src/utils/bivariate/… Generalized the formatBivariateAxisLabel and formatBivariateAxisUnit functions

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In code's vast field we roam,
Simplifying paths to home,
Goodbye to 'km²',
Hello to labels fair,
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src/utils/bivariate/labelFormatters.ts (3)

Line range hint 12-30: Generalization of unit handling in formatBivariateAxisLabel

The updated implementation of formatBivariateAxisLabel removes specific case handling for area_km2, aiming to provide a more generalized approach. This change should simplify the function and reduce the risk of errors specific to one case. However, ensure that this generalization does not overlook any necessary distinctions that might still be required for area_km2 or other units.

  • Correctness: The logic appears sound for the general case.
  • Performance: No impact observed.
  • Maintainability: Improves maintainability by reducing special-case logic.

Line range hint 32-48: Simplified unit handling in formatBivariateAxisUnit

The changes in formatBivariateAxisUnit follow the same pattern as formatBivariateAxisLabel, removing specific handling for area_km2. This should ensure consistency between how labels and units are formatted and simplify the codebase.

  • Correctness: The logic is consistent with the changes in label formatting.
  • Performance: No significant impact.
  • Maintainability: Enhances maintainability by aligning unit formatting with label formatting.

50-52: Review of hasUnits function

The hasUnits function provides a fundamental check used by other formatting functions. Its implementation is straightforward and efficient, checking for non-null and non-'other' unit IDs.

  • Correctness: Correctly identifies valid units.
  • Performance: Minimal impact, simple boolean operations.
  • Maintainability: Clear and concise, easy to understand and maintain.
src/utils/bivariate/labelFormatters.test.ts (1)

Line range hint 6-40: Comprehensive testing of formatBivariateAxisLabel

The test suite for formatBivariateAxisLabel appears comprehensive, covering scenarios with no units, units on one side, and units on both sides. The removal of the specific test case for area_km2 aligns with the generalization in the main code. Ensure that these tests adequately cover all realistic scenarios that might be encountered in production, especially with the removal of specific handling for area_km2.

  • Correctness: Tests appear to validate the expected behavior accurately.
  • Maintainability: The tests are well-organized and should be easy to extend if additional cases need to be handled in the future.

@albaranau albaranau merged commit 60b43bb into main Jun 26, 2024
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