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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces several code formatting enhancements, responsive design updates, and minor refactors across various components. Specific changes include reindenting JSX code, removing unused variables, and modifying the layout of table headers and cells for improved responsiveness. In the tables for evidence and people, navigation has been shifted from row click events to explicit link-based interactions, and sorting functionality has been adjusted by swapping certain column headers. No public APIs have been altered. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant DataTable
participant LinkComponent
participant DetailPage
User->>DataTable: Clicks on Name column (button/link)
DataTable->>LinkComponent: Triggers navigation
LinkComponent->>DetailPage: Loads detail view
DetailPage-->>User: Displays detailed information
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…yling. Added max-width constraints and truncation for department display, ensuring a cleaner layout on mobile devices.
…d VendorOverview to use a grid layout, ensuring full-width display. Enhanced charts to handle zero values gracefully, maintaining visual integrity. Adjusted margins and overflow properties for better presentation across devices.
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apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/vendors/(overview)/page.tsx (1)
24-28: Potential unused variable.The
overviewdata is fetched on line 24 but doesn't appear to be used in the component rendering. Consider either using this data or removing the unused fetch.apps/app/src/components/vendors/charts/status-chart.tsx (2)
54-60: Good improvement for handling the all-zero case!Adding logic to handle when all data values are zero ensures the chart remains visually meaningful rather than disappearing or looking broken. The approach of setting all values to 1 creates equal-sized bars, while preserving the original zero values in tooltips.
Consider adding a brief comment explaining why setting values to 1 was chosen over other approaches (like percentage-based rendering) for future maintainers:
// If all values are 0, add a fake value to make the chart display properly const allZeros = sortedData.every((d) => d.value === 0); if (allZeros) { + // Using value=1 creates equal-sized bars while preserving proportionality for (const d of sortedData) { d.value = 1; // Set a default value for display purposes } }
83-85: Appropriate margin adjustments for improved readability.Increasing the margins provides more space for status labels and tick marks, improving the overall readability of the chart.
Consider using CSS variables for these margin values to make them more maintainable and potentially responsive:
- const marginLeft = 120; // Increase left margin for labels - const marginRight = 40; // Increase right margin slightly - const marginBottom = 30; // Increase bottom margin for tick labels + // Define responsive margins based on available space + const marginLeft = Math.min(120, window.innerWidth * 0.2); // Responsive left margin + const marginRight = 40; + const marginBottom = 30;
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apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/vendors/(overview)/page.tsx(1 hunks)apps/app/src/components/vendors/charts/category-chart.tsx(5 hunks)apps/app/src/components/vendors/charts/status-chart.tsx(5 hunks)apps/app/src/components/vendors/charts/vendors-by-category.tsx(2 hunks)apps/app/src/components/vendors/charts/vendors-by-status.tsx(1 hunks)apps/app/src/components/vendors/charts/vendors-overview.tsx(1 hunks)
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apps/app/src/components/vendors/charts/vendors-overview.tsx (1)
10-17: Enhanced responsive layout with improved structureThe changes implement a proper responsive grid layout that improves how the vendor charts are displayed across different device sizes. The implementation now:
- Uses a responsive grid that displays a single column on mobile and two columns on medium screens and above
- Properly contains each component in its own div with explicit width and height controls
- Adds appropriate spacing between components with the gap utility
This is a good improvement over the previous fragment-based implementation as it provides better structure and responsive behavior.
apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/vendors/(overview)/page.tsx (1)
26-29: Layout structure simplified to enhance responsive design.The changes remove the grid layout (previously
grid grid-cols-1 md:grid-cols-2 gap-4) in favor of a simpler stacked layout with consistent spacing and padding. This aligns with changes made to the vendor overview components elsewhere in the codebase, creating a more consistent responsive experience.apps/app/src/components/vendors/charts/status-chart.tsx (3)
158-159: Good visual and tooltip improvements.Adding rounded corners to the bars enhances the visual appeal, and displaying the actual zero values in tooltips despite the visual representation ensures accurate data communication.
210-210: Improved label positioning.Increasing the width allocation for labels from
marginLeft - 2tomarginLeft - 10helps prevent truncation and improves alignment with the chart bars.
119-119: Good overflow handling for responsive design.Adding
overflow-x-hiddento the chart container prevents horizontal scrolling when content exceeds the container width, maintaining a clean layout.apps/app/src/components/vendors/charts/category-chart.tsx (12)
7-10: Interface renamed for better generalizationThe interface has been renamed from
VendorCategoryDatatoCategoryData, making it more generic and removing the vendor-specific prefix. This supports better reusability if the chart is needed for non-vendor category visualization in the future.
13-13: Updated prop type to match renamed interfaceProp type reference has been appropriately updated to use the renamed
CategoryDatainterface, maintaining type consistency.
19-19: Default behavior change for empty departmentsThe default value for
showEmptyDepartmentshas been changed fromtruetofalse, which alters the component's default behavior to hide departments with zero values instead of showing them.Verify that all existing usages of this component are prepared for this change in default behavior. Components that relied on empty departments being shown by default might need to explicitly set this prop to
truenow.
24-24: Simplified variable naming in filter functionThe variable name in the filter function has been changed from
depttodfor consistency with the rest of the component.
31-31: Updated message for empty stateThe message has been changed from "No departments with risks found" to "No categories with risks found" to align with the component's renaming from departments to categories.
36-42: Added handling for charts with all zero valuesA new feature has been added to handle the case when all values are zero. This prevents the chart from appearing empty by setting all values to 1 for display purposes, while still showing the actual zero values in tooltips.
This is a good enhancement that improves the user experience by providing visual feedback even when there's no meaningful data to display.
65-67: Adjusted chart margins for better visualizationThe margin settings have been updated to provide more space:
- Left margin increased to 120px (likely to accommodate longer category names)
- Right margin increased to 40px
- Bottom margin increased to 30px (likely for better tick label visibility)
These adjustments improve the overall readability and presentation of the chart.
69-69: Updated helper functions to use the renamed typeThe
getBarKeyandgetLabelKeyfunctions have been updated to use the renamedCategoryDatatype, maintaining type consistency throughout the component.Also applies to: 73-73
93-93: Added overflow control to chart containerThe container div now includes
max-w-full overflow-x-hiddenclasses to prevent horizontal overflow issues. This ensures the chart stays within its container without causing layout problems.
132-132: Simplified bar styling with theme colorsBar styling has been improved by:
- Using the theme's primary color (
bg-primary) instead of custom colors- Adding conditional opacity for zero values
- Adding dark mode support with
dark:opacity-90This approach makes the component more consistent with the application's theming system and improves dark mode support.
133-133: Enhanced tooltip to show accurate valuesThe tooltip now conditionally shows zero values when
allZerosis true, ensuring that even though bars are displayed with a value of 1 for visualization purposes, the tooltip shows the accurate data.
184-184: Improved label positioningThe width calculation for label positioning has been changed from
marginLeft - 2tomarginLeft - 10, providing more space for the category labels and reducing the risk of text overflow.apps/app/src/components/vendors/charts/vendors-by-category.tsx (4)
31-33: Approving terminology update from "departments" to "categories"The comment updates correctly align terminology with the actual data being processed (categories rather than departments), making the code more consistent and easier to understand.
35-35: LGTM!Terminology alignment to use "categories" is consistent with the previous comment changes.
47-47: Enhanced Card styling for better responsivenessAdding
w-full h-fullclasses ensures the Card component takes full width and height of its container, improving the layout consistency.
51-51: Improved CardContent width controlThe addition of the
w-fullclass ensures proper width control of content within the card.
| <CardContent className="w-full"> | ||
| <VendorCategoryChart | ||
| data={categoriesToShow} | ||
| showEmptyDepartments={true} |
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Consider updating prop name to match terminology changes
While comments were updated to use "categories" instead of "departments", this prop name still uses the old terminology.
- showEmptyDepartments={true}
+ showEmptyCategories={true}🏁 Script executed:
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Update vendor charts prop name for consistency
Please rename the prop from showEmptyDepartments to showEmptyCategories in the vendor charts. In particular:
- In
apps/app/src/components/vendors/charts/vendors-by-category.tsx, update the prop when passing it to the chart component:- showEmptyDepartments={true} + showEmptyCategories={true}
- In
apps/app/src/components/vendors/charts/category-chart.tsx, update theVendorCategoryChartPropsinterface and its default value accordingly:- interface VendorCategoryChartProps { - data: CategoryData[]; - showEmptyDepartments?: boolean; - } + interface VendorCategoryChartProps { + data: CategoryData[]; + showEmptyCategories?: boolean; + } - export function VendorCategoryChart({ - data, - showEmptyDepartments = false, - }: VendorCategoryChartProps) { + export function VendorCategoryChart({ + data, + showEmptyCategories = false, + }: VendorCategoryChartProps) {
This update aligns the prop naming with the updated terminology in the comments and UI.
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…s. Implemented media query for adaptive label display, ensuring concise text on smaller screens. Updated layout for better visual alignment and user experience across devices.
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