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fix: prevent submit modal when trying to create location with no name #243

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@filp filp commented Sep 22, 2024

What type of PR is this?

  • bug

What this PR does / why we need it:

  • Prevents the Create Location modal from submitting without a location name input.
  • Adds a required attribute to FormTextField
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Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

Fixes #233

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a required property for input fields to enforce validation.
    • Updated the location name field to be mandatory before form submission.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Minor formatting adjustments made to the class attribute in the location creation modal.

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The recent changes introduce a required property to the TextField component in the Vue.js frontend, allowing it to enforce input validation for required fields. This modification is reflected in the CreateModal component, where the FormTextInput is updated to ensure that the location name must be filled out prior to form submission. Additionally, minor formatting adjustments were made to the class attributes of an unordered list.

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File Change Summary
frontend/components/Form/TextField.vue Added a required prop of type Boolean, defaulting to null, and updated the input element to bind this prop.
frontend/components/Location/CreateModal.vue Added :required="true" to the FormTextInput component to enforce location name input validation; minor formatting changes to the ul class attribute.

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Enforce that the location name field must be filled out before form submission (#233)

In the realm of code where components dwell,
A required prop now casts its spell.
Input fields beckon, "Fill me, don't wait!"
With validation in place, we celebrate! 🎉
A location's name, now must not be bare,
Thanks to these changes, we show that we care!


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filp commented Sep 22, 2024

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Going to take this as my sign to call it for today 😄

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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
frontend/components/Form/TextField.vue (1)

33-36: A splendid addition to our arsenal of props, if I may say so.

The introduction of the required prop is a most welcome enhancement to our TextField component. It provides the necessary flexibility to dynamically control the required state of the input. However, if I may be so bold as to suggest a minor refinement:

Consider modifying the prop definition as follows:

 required: {
-  type: [Boolean],
+  type: Boolean,
   default: null,
 },

This adjustment would maintain consistency with the Boolean type while still allowing for a null default value. It's a small change, but as you know, sir, attention to detail is paramount in our line of work.

frontend/components/Location/CreateModal.vue (2)

22-22: A subtle refinement to the class attribute order, sir.

I've observed a minor adjustment to the order of classes in the ul element's class attribute. While this change doesn't alter the functionality, it does demonstrate attention to detail. Might I suggest, however, that we consider adopting a consistent class ordering convention across the project to maintain uniformity?


Line range hint 1-114: Concluding remarks on the modifications, sir.

I must say, the changes implemented in this file are most satisfactory. The addition of the required attribute effectively addresses the issue of empty location name submissions, while the class attribute adjustment, though minor, showcases attention to detail.

Might I offer my assistance in formulating a style guide for class attribute ordering? Such a guide could prove beneficial in maintaining consistency across the project. Would you like me to draft a proposal for your consideration?

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  • frontend/components/Form/TextField.vue (2 hunks)
  • frontend/components/Location/CreateModal.vue (2 hunks)
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frontend/components/Form/TextField.vue (2)

6-13: Excellent addition, sir. The required attribute shall prove most useful.

I must say, the addition of the :required="required" attribute to the input element is a stroke of genius. This enhancement will undoubtedly prevent the submission of empty fields, aligning perfectly with our objectives. Well done, indeed.


Line range hint 1-68: A most satisfactory implementation, if I do say so myself.

Allow me to summarize our findings, sir. The changes made to the TextField component are both elegant and effective. They successfully address the issue of preventing submissions with empty required fields, as outlined in the pull request objectives. The implementation adheres to Vue.js best practices and enhances the component's functionality without introducing unnecessary complexity.

The addition of the required prop and its corresponding attribute in the template provides a robust solution to the problem at hand. With these modifications, we can ensure that users provide necessary information before submission, thereby improving the overall user experience and data integrity of our application.

I must commend you on your attention to detail and the thoughtful approach to solving this issue. It has been a pleasure reviewing these changes, and I look forward to seeing them implemented in our project.

frontend/components/Location/CreateModal.vue (1)

10-10: Excellent addition, sir. This modification ensures the location name is provided.

I must say, this change is most astute. By adding the :required="true" attribute to the FormTextField component, we've effectively addressed the issue of empty location name submissions. This simple yet powerful modification aligns perfectly with our objective and enhances the user experience by preventing erroneous submissions.

@tankerkiller125 tankerkiller125 merged commit e85b1a4 into sysadminsmedia:main Sep 23, 2024
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Buggy when attempting to create a location that has no name
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