🤴🏾 Jobs priorisation UI #930
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new module for job data management, enhancing how job-related information is fetched and processed. The Changes
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src/components/views/LinkJobs.svelte (1)
56-57: Minor: Ensure consistent capitalization in table headersThe new headers provide valuable information about job lifecycle. However, for consistency with other headers, consider capitalizing "Creation Date" and "Deletion Date".
- <th>creation date</th> - <th>deletion date</th> + <th>Creation Date</th> + <th>Deletion Date</th>
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src/components/views/LinkJobs.svelte (5)
1-1: LGTM: Improved accessibility for all usersThe simplified rendering condition aligns with the PR objective of making job information accessible to all users, not just admins.
34-34: LGTM: Improved accuracy in job metrics calculationUsing
processing_timeinstead ofdelayfor calculating the average processing rate provides a more accurate representation of job performance.
69-69: LGTM: Added deletion date informationThe addition of the deletion date in the table row provides users with valuable information about their job data retention, aligning with the PR objective of implementing a configurable retention period.
122-122: LGTM: Improved authentication logicThe changes simplify the component's logic by using the
accessTokenfor authorization instead of relying on admin status. This aligns with the PR objective of making job information accessible to all authenticated users.Also applies to: 127-134
184-184: LGTM: Added deletion time and improved date formattingThe addition of
deletionTimeto the job object and the consistent formatting ofjob.dateimprove the job information display. These changes align with the PR objectives of implementing a configurable retention period and enhancing the job management interface.Also applies to: 188-188
src/components/views/LinkJobs.svelte
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| return `${_date.getFullYear()}-${_date.getMonth() + 1}-${_date.getDate()} ${(_date.getHours() < 10 ? '0' : '') + _date.getHours()}:${ (_date.getMinutes() < 10 ? '0' : '') + _date.getMinutes()}`; | ||
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Suggestion: Improve date formatting function
The dateTostr function centralizes date formatting, which is good for maintainability. However, consider the following improvements:
- Use template literals for better readability.
- Use
padStart()for consistent two-digit formatting. - Consider using
toISOString()or a date formatting library for more robust handling of edge cases.
Here's an improved version of the function:
const dateTostr = (_date) => {
const pad = (num) => num.toString().padStart(2, '0');
return `${_date.getFullYear()}-${pad(_date.getMonth() + 1)}-${pad(_date.getDate())} ${pad(_date.getHours())}:${pad(_date.getMinutes())}`;
}Alternatively, consider using a date formatting library like date-fns for more robust date handling.
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src/components/views/EditsList.svelte (1)
155-156: Review scrolling behavior and timing.The update to use the new
scrollTofunction from 'svelte-scrolling' looks good and aligns with the import change.Consider the following suggestions:
Review the need for the 400ms
setTimeoutdelay before scrolling. The new library might not require this delay for smooth scrolling.Test the scrolling behavior thoroughly to ensure it meets your expectations, especially regarding smoothness and timing.
If the delay is indeed unnecessary, you could simplify the code as follows:
- setTimeout(() => { - scrollTo({ref: `#${id}`, duration: 400}); - }, 400); + scrollTo({ref: `#${id}`, duration: 400});This would make the scrolling action immediate while still maintaining the 400ms duration for the scroll animation itself.
src/components/views/Info.svelte (1)
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1-524: Consider project-wide implications of scrolling library changeThe changes in this file correctly implement the migration from 'svelte-scrollto' to 'svelte-scrolling'. However, consider the following project-wide implications:
- Ensure all other components using the scrolling functionality have been updated similarly.
- Update the project's dependencies in
package.jsonto remove 'svelte-scrollto' and add 'svelte-scrolling'.- Update any documentation or comments referencing the old scrolling library.
- If there are any significant differences in behavior or API between the two libraries, consider adding a comment explaining the change and any new considerations for developers.
To verify the complete migration, run the following script:
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35-35: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionVerify the impact of switching from svelte-scrollto to svelte-scrolling
The change from "svelte-scrollto" (v0.2.0) to "svelte-scrolling" (v1.4.0) represents a significant library switch for handling scroll animations. While this update may bring improvements or new features, it's important to ensure it doesn't introduce breaking changes.
Please run the following script to identify potential areas affected by this change:
After running the script:
- Review the identified files and update the scroll-related code to use the new "svelte-scrolling" library.
- Test thoroughly to ensure all scrolling functionality works as expected with the new library.
- Update any documentation or comments related to scrolling functionality.
Consider adding a comment in the
package.jsonfile explaining the reason for this library change, which can be helpful for future maintenance.Verification successful
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The switch from "svelte-scrollto" to "svelte-scrolling" has been correctly implemented. There are no remaining references to "svelte-scrollto" in the codebase, and "svelte-scrolling" is actively used in the relevant components.
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1-171: Summary of changes and recommendationsThe changes in this file are focused on updating the scrolling library from 'svelte-scrollto' to 'svelte-scrolling'. The implementation looks good, and the necessary adjustments have been made to accommodate the new library.
To ensure a smooth transition and optimal performance, consider the following recommendations:
- Update the project dependencies to include 'svelte-scrolling' and remove 'svelte-scrollto' if it's no longer used elsewhere in the project.
- Review and test the scrolling behavior throughout the application to ensure it meets expectations and performs well with the new library.
- Consider removing the
setTimeoutdelay before scrolling if it's no longer necessary with the new library.- Update any documentation or comments related to the scrolling functionality to reflect the new library and usage.
Overall, these changes should improve the scrolling functionality in the EditsList component and potentially throughout the application.
115-115: Verify impact of scrolling library change across the codebase.The change from 'svelte-scrollto' to 'svelte-scrolling' looks good. This update might offer improved scrolling functionality or performance.
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502-502: Approve updated usage of scrollTo functionThe usage of the new
scrollTofunction has been correctly updated to match the API of the 'svelte-scrolling' library. Therefparameter is now used instead ofelement, while maintaining thedurationparameter for consistent scrolling behavior.
63-63: Approve import change and verify scrolling functionalityThe import statement has been updated to use the
scrollTofunction from the 'svelte-scrolling' library instead ofanimateScrollfrom 'svelte-scrollto'. This change is approved as it appears to be a deliberate migration to a different scrolling library.Please ensure the following:
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56-58: Table headers updated appropriatelyThe addition of "création," "fin," and "suppression" headers improves the clarity of the table, making it easier for users to understand the job timeline.
70-71: Displaying finished and deletion times accuratelyIncluding
job.finishedOnTimeandjob.deletionTimeprovides valuable information about when jobs are finished and when they are scheduled for deletion.
159-162: Date formatting function implemented correctlyThe
dateTostrfunction effectively formats dates, enhancing the readability and consistency of displayed dates.
186-187: Verify timezone handling in time calculationsWhen calculating
deletionTime, ensure that timezone differences and daylight saving time are properly accounted for to prevent inconsistencies in time display.
191-192: Consistent formatting of job creation datesFormatting
j.dateusingdateTostrensures that all date fields in the job data are presented consistently.
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Makefile (1)
34-34: LGTM with a suggestion for APP_URLThe changes to APP_DNS and the introduction of APP_URL are good improvements:
- Using
?=for APP_DNS allows easier overriding of the value.- APP_URL provides a complete URL, which is more convenient for use elsewhere.
However, consider making APP_URL more flexible:
-export APP_URL?=https://${APP_DNS} +export APP_URL?=${APP_PROTOCOL:-https}://${APP_DNS}This change allows for easy switching between http and https protocols, which can be useful in different environments (e.g., local development).
Also applies to: 113-113
src/components/views/Link.svelte (1)
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284-291: Ensure$linkOptionsis defined before setting its propertiesIn the
resetfunction, you are assigningundefinedto$linkOptions.csv:$linkOptions.csv = undefined;If
$linkOptionsisundefined, this will throw a runtime error. Please ensure that$linkOptionsis initialized before setting its properties.Apply this diff to initialize
$linkOptionsif it is undefined:const reset = async (full = false) => { await clearAll(); ... $linkFileSize = undefined; + if (!$linkOptions) { + $linkOptions = {}; + } $linkOptions.csv = undefined; $linkSourceHeader = undefined; $linkSourceHeaderTypes = undefined; ... }src/components/views/LinkJob.svelte (1)
145-154: Align axios header configurations for consistencyIn
axiosUploadConfig, headers are set directly within a reactive statement:$: axiosUploadConfig.headers = { Authorization: `Bearer ${$accessToken}` };However, in
axiosDownloadConfig, a separateheadersobject is created and updated:const headers = {}; const axiosDownloadConfig = { onDownloadProgress: (progressEvent) => { progressDownload = /* ... */; }, headers: headers }; $: headers.Authorization = `Bearer ${$accessToken}`;For consistency and clarity, consider using the same approach for both configurations. This simplifies the code and improves maintainability.
Apply this diff to align the configurations:
-const headers = {}; const axiosDownloadConfig = { onDownloadProgress: (progressEvent) => { progressDownload = progressEvent && progressEvent.currentTarget && progressEvent.currentTarget.response && progressEvent.currentTarget.response.length ? progressEvent.currentTarget.response.length * 100 / (($linkFileSize || 1000) * upDownRatio) : 0; }, - headers: headers + headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${$accessToken}` } }; -$: headers.Authorization = `Bearer ${$accessToken}`;
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src/components/tools/jobs.js
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src/components/views/LinkJobs.svelte (3)
56-58: Improved job lifecycle visibilityThe addition of "création," "fin," and "suppression" columns enhances the job listing by providing a clear timeline of each job's lifecycle. This change aligns well with the PR objectives and improves the user experience.
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1-141: Summary: Successful implementation of PR objectivesThe changes in this file successfully implement the key features outlined in the PR objectives:
- Job Listing API: The implementation of
getJobsFilteredDatalikely handles user-specific job filtering.- Job Deletion API: The UI now includes a delete option for active jobs.
- Enhanced Job Information: The addition of creation, completion, and deletion times provides users with a clearer view of job lifecycles.
These changes significantly improve the job management interface, enhancing user experience and control over submitted jobs. The implementation also considers security aspects by limiting information visibility based on user roles.
Overall, the changes align well with the PR objectives and represent a substantial improvement to the application.
70-80: Enhanced job information and improved securityThe addition of
finishedOnTimeanddeletionTimefields, along with the conditional rendering of job IDs, improves both the information provided to users and the security of the application. These changes align well with the PR objectives.However, the implementation of the
dateTostrfunction used for formatting these new fields is missing from the provided code.Could you please provide the implementation of the
dateTostrfunction? This will ensure consistent date formatting across the application.Makefile (2)
282-285: LGTM: Consistent use of APP_URLThe change from API_URL to APP_URL in the backend-dev target is consistent with the earlier introduction of the APP_URL variable. This modification:
- Ensures consistency throughout the Makefile.
- Simplifies the configuration by using a single variable for both the application and API URL.
300-303: LGTM: Consistent use of APP_URL across targetsThe change from API_URL to APP_URL in the backend target is approved:
- It maintains consistency with the earlier introduction of the APP_URL variable.
- The change is identical to the one made in the backend-dev target, ensuring consistency across different targets.
- It simplifies the configuration by using a single variable for both the application and API URL.
This consistency across targets will make the Makefile easier to maintain and understand.
src/components/tools/jobs.js (1)
31-34: Ensurej.processedOnIs Defined Before CalculatingdelayThe calculation of
delayassumes thatj.processedOnis defined. If it's undefined, the calculation may result inNaNor unexpected values. Ensure thatj.processedOnis valid before performing the calculation.Run the following script to check if any jobs have undefined
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jobs.jsonwith the JSON file containing the jobs data.src/components/views/LinkJob.svelte (1)
165-165: Form data parametertmpfilePersistenceadded correctlyThe
tmpfilePersistenceparameter is appended toformData, enhancing the upload functionality with the customizable retention period.
| import { getJobsFilteredData} from '../tools/jobs.js'; | ||
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| Authorization: `Bearer ${$accessToken}` | ||
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Optimize job data fetching
The replacement of getJobsData with getJobsFilteredData and the use of a reactive statement for job data fetching align well with the PR objectives. However, the current implementation might lead to unnecessary API calls if $accessToken changes frequently.
Consider optimizing the data fetching logic:
import { onMount } from 'svelte';
let jobs = [];
let ready = false;
onMount(async () => {
if ($accessToken) {
jobs = await getJobsFilteredData($accessToken);
ready = true;
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$: if ($accessToken && !ready) {
getJobsFilteredData($accessToken).then(j => {
jobs = j;
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}This approach ensures that the initial data fetch occurs on component mount and subsequent fetches only happen when necessary, reducing the risk of unnecessary API calls.
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Utilize optional chaining to safely access j.data.user, which improves code readability.
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| waiting_time: j.processedOn && (j.processedOn - j.timestamp) / 1000, | ||
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| processing_rate: j.processedOn && Math.floor((progress / 100) * (j.data.totalRows / delay)), |
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| processing_rate: j.processedOn && Math.floor((progress / 100) * (j.data.totalRows / delay)), | |
| processing_rate: j.processedOn && delay > 0 ? Math.floor((progress / 100) * (j.data.totalRows / delay)) : 0, |
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You can simplify the filtering of columns by using optional chaining when accessing j.data[c].
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src/components/views/LinkJob.svelte (4)
149-151: LGTM: Improved download progress calculationThe
onDownloadProgressfunction now includes more robust checks for the presence of response data, enhancing the reliability of progress calculations. This change aligns with the PR's goal of improving user feedback during job processing.Consider using optional chaining for a more concise syntax:
- progressDownload = progressEvent && progressEvent.currentTarget && progressEvent.currentTarget.response && progressEvent.currentTarget.response.length ? progressEvent.currentTarget.response.length * 100 / (($linkFileSize || 1000) * upDownRatio) : 0; + progressDownload = progressEvent?.currentTarget?.response?.length ? progressEvent.currentTarget.response.length * 100 / (($linkFileSize || 1000) * upDownRatio) : 0;
165-165: LGTM: Added configurable retention periodThe addition of
tmpfilePersistenceto the form data aligns with the PR objective of implementing a configurable retention period for jobs. This enhancement provides users with more control over their data.Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose and expected format of
tmpfilePersistencefor better code maintainability:+ // tmpfilePersistence: duration in minutes for which the job data should be retained formData.append('tmpfilePersistence', $linkOptions.csv.tmpfilePersistence);
189-239: LGTM: Enhanced job monitoring and metadata handlingThe
watchJobfunction has been significantly improved:
- Better error handling and job status tracking.
- Restoration of job metadata from the server, enhancing robustness in case of page reloads or disconnections.
These changes align well with the PR objectives of improving job management and user experience.
Consider extracting the job metadata restoration logic into a separate function for better readability and maintainability:
const restoreJobMetadata = async (jobId) => { const job = await getJobData($accessToken, jobId); console.log('Restore job metadata from server'); // ... (rest of the metadata restoration logic) }; // In watchJob function: if (!$linkMapping || !$linkFileName || !$linkOptions.csv || !$linkSourceHeader) { await restoreJobMetadata($linkJob); }
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244-286: LGTM: Improved error handling and user feedbackThe error handling has been significantly enhanced:
- More detailed and user-friendly error messages.
- Improved logging of errors for easier debugging.
- Specific handling for different error scenarios (e.g., column mismatch, server unavailability).
These improvements align with the PR's goal of enhancing user experience and providing better feedback.
Consider using a switch statement or object literal for mapping error statuses to messages for better maintainability:
const errorMessages = { default: `erreur inconnue, merci de nous contacter à ${mailTo}` }; errorMessage += `<br>${errorMessages[err.response.status] || errorMessages.default}`;
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61-64: LGTM: New imports enhance job handling capabilitiesThe addition of
linkFileNameandlinkSourceHeaderto the store imports, along with the newvalidColumnsandgetJobDatafunctions fromjobs.js, suggests improved handling of job metadata and file information. These changes align well with the PR objectives of enhancing job management.
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1-386: Overall assessment: Significant improvements to job management and user experienceThis PR introduces several valuable enhancements to the
LinkJobcomponent:
- Improved job metadata handling and restoration.
- Enhanced error handling with more user-friendly messages.
- More robust progress tracking for uploads and downloads.
- Implementation of configurable job retention periods.
These changes align well with the PR objectives of improving job management and enhancing the user interface. The code quality is good, with only minor suggestions for further improvements.
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src/components/tools/jobs.js (1)
1-68: Overall assessment: Good implementation with room for improvementThis new file introduces crucial job management functionalities. The implementation is generally good, with well-defined constants and utility functions. However, there are several areas where improvements can be made:
- Error handling: Add robust error handling to
getJobsDataandgetJobDatafunctions.- Code simplification: Use optional chaining and modern JavaScript features to simplify complex expressions.
- Refactoring: Consider breaking down the
getJobsFilteredDatafunction into smaller, more manageable pieces.Addressing these points will significantly enhance the reliability and maintainability of this module.
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src/components/views/LinkJobs.svelte (1)
70-80: LGTM: Enhanced job details and improved securityThe addition of
finishedOnTimeanddeletionTimefields provides more detailed job information, aligning with the PR objectives. The conditional rendering of job ID based on user role enhances security.Consider using the
#ifblock for the entire<td>element to simplify the structure:<td> {#if $admin} {job.user} {:else if job.link} <a href={job.link}>{job.id.substring(0,10) + '...'}</a> {:else} {job.id.substring(0,10) + '...'} {/if} </td>This change would make the code slightly more readable and maintainable.
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src/components/tools/jobs.js (5)
1-14: LGTM: Well-defined constant for valid columnsThe
validColumnsconstant provides a centralized list of valid column names for job data. This approach enhances maintainability and ensures consistency across the application.
65-68: LGTM: Well-implemented date formatting utilityThe
dateTostrfunction is a well-implemented utility for date formatting. It uses modern JavaScript features like template literals and thepadStartmethod for consistent formatting. Keeping it as a private function is appropriate for its utility nature.
16-25:⚠️ Potential issueAdd error handling to
getJobsDatafunctionThe current implementation lacks error handling, which could lead to unhandled exceptions if the network request fails or if the server returns an error status. Consider adding try-catch block to manage these scenarios gracefully.
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export const getJobsData = async (accessToken) => { const headers = { headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${accessToken}` } } - let response = await fetch('__BACKEND_PROXY_PATH__/queue/jobs', headers); - const list = (await response.json()).jobs || []; - return list + try { + const response = await fetch('__BACKEND_PROXY_PATH__/queue/jobs', headers); + if (!response.ok) { + throw new Error(`HTTP error! status: ${response.status}`); + } + const data = await response.json(); + return data.jobs || []; + } catch (error) { + console.error('Error fetching jobs data:', error); + return []; + } }
27-57: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
⚠️ Potential issueRefactor
getJobsFilteredDatafor improved readability and safetyThe function is complex and could benefit from some refactoring. Here are some suggestions:
- Prevent division by zero in
processing_ratecalculation:-processing_rate: j.processedOn && Math.floor((progress / 100) * (j.data.totalRows / delay)), +processing_rate: j.processedOn && delay > 0 ? Math.floor((progress / 100) * (j.data.totalRows / delay)) : 0,
- Simplify progress calculation using optional chaining:
-progress = j.status && j.status === "completed" ? - "100" : j.progress && j.progress.percentage ? - Math.round(j.progress.percentage) : 0 +progress = j.status === "completed" ? + "100" : Math.round(j.progress?.percentage) || 0
- Use optional chaining for
j.data.userand column filtering:-user: j.data && j.data.user, +user: j.data?.user, -columns: validColumns.filter(c => j.data && j.data[c]), +columns: validColumns.filter(c => j.data?.[c]),These changes will improve code readability and reduce the risk of runtime errors.
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60-63: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionImprove
getJobDatafunction with optional chaining and error handlingThe function can be improved in two ways:
- Use optional chaining for better readability:
-return jobs.find(j => j.data && j.data.randomKey && j.data.randomKey === linkJob); +return jobs.find(j => j.data?.randomKey === linkJob);
- Add error handling for cases where the job is not found:
export const getJobData = async (accessToken, linkJob) => { const jobs = await getJobsData(accessToken); - return jobs.find(j => j.data?.randomKey === linkJob); + const job = jobs.find(j => j.data?.randomKey === linkJob); + if (!job) { + throw new Error(`Job with randomKey ${linkJob} not found`); + } + return job; }These changes will improve code readability and provide better error handling.
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src/components/views/LinkJobs.svelte (3)
56-58: LGTM: Improved job information displayThe addition of "création," "fin," and "suppression" headers enhances the job management interface by providing more detailed information about the job lifecycle. This change aligns well with the PR objectives.
132-132: LGTM: Updated job data retrievalThe import of
getJobsFilteredDatafrom '../tools/jobs.js' aligns with the PR objectives to update the job listing API. This change likely improves the job data retrieval process by providing filtered results.
146-149: LGTM: Improved job status labelsThe addition of 'cancelled', 'active', and 'waiting' status labels enhances the clarity of job status display. This change aligns well with the PR objectives to improve the job management interface.
| export const getJobsFilteredData = async (accessToken) => { | ||
| const list = await getJobsData(accessToken); | ||
| const tmpJobs = []; | ||
| list.forEach(j => { | ||
| const delay = ( | ||
| (j.finishedOn ? j.finishedOn : Math.floor(Date.now())) | ||
| - j.processedOn | ||
| ) / 1000; | ||
| const progress = j.status && j.status === "completed" ? | ||
| "100" : j.progress && j.progress.percentage ? | ||
| Math.round(j.progress.percentage) : 0 | ||
| tmpJobs.push({ | ||
| rows: j.data.totalRows, | ||
| id: j.id, | ||
| user: j.data && j.data.user, | ||
| date: j.timestamp, | ||
| status: j.status, | ||
| waiting_time: j.processedOn && (j.processedOn - j.timestamp) / 1000, | ||
| processing_time: delay, | ||
| columns: validColumns.filter(c => j.data && j.data[c]), | ||
| processing_rate: j.processedOn && Math.floor((progress / 100) * (j.data.totalRows / delay)), | ||
| finishedOnTime: j.finishedOn ? dateTostr(new Date(j.finishedOn)) : 'en cours', | ||
| deletionTime: j.status === 'completed' ? dateTostr(new Date(j.finishedOn + (j.data.tmpfilePersistence || 3600000))) : (j.status === 'failed' ? dateTostr(new Date(j.finishedOn)) : 'en cours'), | ||
| link: (['active', 'created', 'waiting', 'wait'].includes(j.status) || j.status === 'completed' && j.finishedOn && (Date.now() < new Date(j.finishedOn + (j.data.tmpfilePersistence || 3600000)))) ? `/link?job=${j.data.randomKey}` : undefined, | ||
| progress: progress | ||
| })}); | ||
| return tmpJobs.sort((a,b) => (b.date - a.date)).map(j => { | ||
| j.date= dateTostr(new Date(j.date)); | ||
| return j; | ||
| }); | ||
| } |
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Consider extracting helper functions for clarity
The getJobsFilteredData function is quite long and performs multiple operations. Consider extracting some of the logic into helper functions to improve readability and maintainability. For example:
- Create a function to calculate job progress.
- Create a function to format dates.
- Create a function to calculate processing metrics.
This refactoring will make the main function easier to understand and test.
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| jobs.filter(j => j.status === 'completed').map(j =>j.processing_time).reduce((a,b) => a+b) | ||
| ) | ||
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Optimize calculation and handle potential division by zero
While using processing_time is an improvement, consider optimizing the calculation and handling potential division by zero:
const completedJobs = jobs.filter(j => j.status === 'completed');
const totalRows = completedJobs.reduce((sum, j) => sum + j.rows, 0);
const totalProcessingTime = completedJobs.reduce((sum, j) => sum + j.processing_time, 0);
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number={totalProcessingTime > 0 ? Math.floor(totalRows / totalProcessingTime) : 0}
label="Lignes / Seconde"/>This approach reduces redundant calculations and handles the case where total processing time might be zero.
| $: if (!ready && $accessToken) { | ||
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| jobs = j; | ||
| ready = true; | ||
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Optimize job data fetching
While the reactive statement ensures job data is fetched when the access token is available, it might lead to unnecessary API calls if $accessToken changes frequently. Consider optimizing the data fetching logic:
import { onMount } from 'svelte';
let jobs = [];
let ready = false;
onMount(async () => {
if ($accessToken) {
jobs = await getJobsFilteredData($accessToken);
ready = true;
}
});
$: if ($accessToken && !ready) {
getJobsFilteredData($accessToken).then(j => {
jobs = j;
ready = true;
});
}This approach ensures that the initial data fetch occurs on component mount and subsequent fetches only happen when necessary, reducing the risk of unnecessary API calls.
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/jobsroute is now accessible without authentication, broadening user access to the jobs administration page.LinkJobscomponent, allowing all users to view job data once the component is ready.LinkJobscomponent to include "creation date," "end date," and "deletion date."LinkJobcomponent for better user feedback during uploads and downloads.MatchIDHeaderfor clearer visibility of admin-related menu items.