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feat: ability to complete a task #35

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  • New Features

    • Added a new dependency for enhanced date and time manipulation.
    • Introduced asynchronous task retrieval and completion functionality.
    • Added support for recurring tasks with automatic date adjustments.

  • Improvements

    • Enhanced the TaskList component for better state management and UI responsiveness.
    • Improved usability of Reoccurrence and ReoccurrenceInterval types with new methods and comparisons.

  • Bug Fixes

    • Streamlined event handling for task completion, ensuring accurate UI updates.
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The changes introduced in the Rust project include the addition of a new dependency (time crate) for date and time manipulation, enhancements to the TaskList component for improved task management and UI responsiveness, modifications to the ReoccurrenceInterval enum and Reoccurrence struct for better handling of recurring tasks, and the implementation of new asynchronous functions for task retrieval and completion in the server's task management system.

Changes

Files Change Summary
Cargo.toml Added new dependency: time = "0.3.36".
src/components/task_list.rs Integrated query client for async task operations, refactored rendering logic, and modified event handling for task completion.
src/models/category.rs Added PartialEq to ReoccurrenceInterval enum and new start_date method to Reoccurrence struct.
src/models/task.rs Added implementation of From trait for converting Task to NewTask.
src/server/tasks.rs Introduced get_task and complete_task functions for task retrieval and completion, including date adjustments for recurring tasks.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant UI
    participant TaskList
    participant Server

    User->>UI: Click on task completion
    UI->>TaskList: Call complete_task(task_id)
    TaskList->>Server: complete_task(task_id)
    Server->>Server: get_task(task_id)
    Server-->>Server: Retrieve task from database
    Server-->>TaskList: Return task
    TaskList->>Server: Process task (update or mark as complete)
    Server->>Server: Save updated task to database
    Server-->>UI: Update task status
    UI-->>User: Reflect task completion

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<!-- This is an auto-generated comment: summarize by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- walkthrough_start --> ## Walkthrough The changes introduced in the Rust project include the addition of a new dependency (`time` crate) for date and time manipulation, enhancements to the `TaskList` component for improved task management and UI responsiveness, modifications to the `ReoccurrenceInterval` enum and `Reoccurrence` struct for better handling of recurring tasks, and the implementation of new asynchronous functions for task retrieval and completion in the server's task management system. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |-----------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `Cargo.toml` | Added new dependency: `time = "0.3.36"`. | | `src/components/task_list.rs` | Integrated query client for async task operations, refactored rendering logic, and modified event handling for task completion. | | `src/models/category.rs` | Added `PartialEq` to `ReoccurrenceInterval` enum and new `start_date` method to `Reoccurrence` struct. | | `src/models/task.rs` | Added implementation of `From` trait for converting `Task` to `NewTask`. | | `src/server/tasks.rs` | Introduced `get_task` and `complete_task` functions for task retrieval and completion, including date adjustments for recurring tasks. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant UI participant TaskList participant Server User->>UI: Click on task completion UI->>TaskList: Call complete_task(task_id) TaskList->>Server: complete_task(task_id) Server->>Server: get_task(task_id) Server-->>Server: Retrieve task from database Server-->>TaskList: Return task TaskList->>Server: Process task (update or mark as complete) Server->>Server: Save updated task to database Server-->>UI: Update task status UI-->>User: Reflect task completion ``` <!-- walkthrough_end --><!-- This is an auto-generated comment: raw summary by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- ``` Cargo.toml: ## AI-generated summary of changes The provided diff introduces a new dependency to the `Cargo.toml` file for a Rust project. Specifically, the `time` crate has been added with the version specified as "0.3.36". This change enhances the project's capabilities by allowing it to utilize the functionalities provided by the `time` library, which is commonly used for date and time manipulation in Rust applications. The addition of this dependency may imply an upcoming feature or functionality that requires time-related operations, although the specific use case is not detailed in the diff. Furthermore, the change does not affect existing dependencies or the overall structure of the project, as it simply appends a new entry to the list of dependencies without altering any existing ones. ## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities - `time = "0.3.36"` in `Cargo.toml` → New dependency added. --- src/components/task_list.rs: ## AI-generated summary of changes The provided diff introduces several enhancements and modifications to the `TaskList` component in the `src/components/task_list.rs` file. The most significant change is the integration of a query client using `use_query_client`, which facilitates asynchronous operations related to task completion and query invalidation. This addition allows the component to manage state more effectively by ensuring that the UI reflects the most current data after tasks are completed. The rendering logic for tasks has been refactored to utilize the `map` function on the `tasks` vector, which improves readability and maintains immutability by cloning tasks as needed. The conditional rendering of task properties has been streamlined, particularly in how the task's deadline and category are displayed. The logic for determining the CSS classes based on task properties has been preserved but is now more concise, enhancing maintainability. Additionally, the event handling for task completion has been modified. The `onclick` handler for the task icon now includes an asynchronous operation that calls `complete_task`, which marks the task as completed. This operation is followed by a call to `query_client.invalidate_queries`, ensuring that the UI updates appropriately by invalidating relevant queries after a task is completed. The use of `async move` within the event handler indicates a shift towards more modern asynchronous programming practices, allowing for non-blocking UI updates. Overall, these changes enhance the functionality of the `TaskList` component by improving its responsiveness and ensuring that it accurately reflects the state of tasks in the application. ## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities - `pub(crate) fn TaskList(tasks: Vec<Task>, class: Option<&'static str>)` in `src/components/task_list.rs` remains unchanged in signature. --- src/models/category.rs: ## AI-generated summary of changes The provided diff introduces modifications to the `ReoccurrenceInterval` enum and the `Reoccurrence` struct in the `src/models/category.rs` file. The most significant change is the addition of the `PartialEq` trait to the `ReoccurrenceInterval` enum, which enables comparison operations for instances of this type. This enhancement allows for more flexible handling of `ReoccurrenceInterval` values, facilitating equality checks that were not previously possible. Additionally, a new public method `start_date` has been added to the `Reoccurrence` struct. This method provides access to the `start_date` field, returning it as a `NaiveDate`. The inclusion of this method enhances the encapsulation of the `Reoccurrence` struct by allowing external access to the `start_date` without exposing the entire struct. The existing method `interval` remains unchanged, continuing to provide access to the `interval` field of type `ReoccurrenceInterval`. Overall, these changes improve the functionality of the `Reoccurrence` and `ReoccurrenceInterval` types by enabling equality comparisons and providing a new accessor method, thereby enhancing the usability and flexibility of these data structures in the broader application context. ## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities - `pub enum ReoccurrenceInterval` in `src/models/category.rs` → `pub enum ReoccurrenceInterval` in `src/models/category.rs` (added `PartialEq` to derive attributes) - `pub fn start_date(&self) -> NaiveDate` in `src/models/category.rs` (new method added to `Reoccurrence` struct) --- src/models/task.rs: ## AI-generated summary of changes The provided diff introduces a new implementation of the `From` trait for the `NewTask` struct in the `src/models/task.rs` file. This change enhances the functionality of the `NewTask` type by allowing it to be constructed directly from an existing `Task` instance. The new implementation defines a conversion method that takes a `Task` object and extracts its properties—`title`, `deadline`, `category`, and `project_id`—to create a new `NewTask` instance. This addition streamlines the process of converting between these two types, promoting better code reuse and reducing boilerplate when initializing `NewTask` from `Task`. The control flow is altered to accommodate this new conversion, enabling more flexible interactions between these data structures in the application. ## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities - `impl From<Task> for NewTask` in `src/models/task.rs` → New implementation added for converting `Task` to `NewTask` with the method `fn from(task: Task) -> Self`. --- src/server/tasks.rs: ## AI-generated summary of changes The provided diff introduces several significant changes to the functionality of the task management system in the `src/server/tasks.rs` file. Notably, a new asynchronous function `get_task` has been added, which retrieves a task by its ID from the database. This function establishes a database connection, queries for the task, and handles potential errors by returning a `Result` type that encapsulates either the found task or an error vector. The implementation includes a placeholder for handling cases where the task is not found, indicating that further error handling may be required in the future. Additionally, a new function `complete_task` has been introduced. This function first calls `get_task` to retrieve the specified task, then processes it based on its category. If the task belongs to a `Calendar` category with a defined reoccurrence, it updates the task's date according to the reoccurrence interval (day, month, or year). The logic for adjusting the date is detailed, ensuring that the new date remains valid by using the `days_in_year_month` utility. If the task does not belong to a `Calendar` category, it is marked as completed by changing its category to `Done`. Finally, the updated task is saved back to the database using the existing `edit_task` function. The changes enhance the task management capabilities by allowing tasks to be retrieved and marked as complete, with careful handling of date adjustments for recurring tasks. The overall control flow is improved with the introduction of these new functions, which modularize the task retrieval and completion processes. ## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities - `pub(crate) async fn create_task(new_task: NewTask)` in `src/server/tasks.rs` → No change - `pub(crate) async fn get_task(task_id: i32) -> Result<Task, ServerFnError<ErrorVec<Error>>>` in `src/server/tasks.rs` → New function added - `pub(crate) async fn get_tasks_in_category(filtered_category: Category)` in `src/server/tasks.rs` → No change - `pub(crate) async fn edit_task(task_id: i32, new_task: NewTask)` in `src/server/tasks.rs` → No change - `pub(crate) async fn complete_task(task_id: i32) -> Result<Task, ServerFnError<ErrorVec<Error>>>` in `src/server/tasks.rs` → New function added ``` --> <!-- end of auto-generated comment: raw summary by coderabbit.ai --><!-- This is an auto-generated comment: pr objectives by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- Title: feat: ability to complete a task Number: 35 User: matous-volf --> <!-- end of auto-generated comment: pr objectives by coderabbit.ai --><!-- commit_ids_reviewed_start --> <!-- a12d558839636f37e950be1bb3b1e2f44c52a6ed --> <!-- commit_ids_reviewed_end --><!-- tips_start --> --- Thank you for using CodeRabbit. 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Cargo.toml (1)

26-26: Approved: Addition of time crate.

The addition of the time crate version "0.3.36" is approved as it aligns with the project's need for date and time manipulation functionalities. Ensure that this version is compatible with other dependencies and the Rust edition used in the project.

src/components/task_list.rs (3)

6-8: Addition of new imports for query handling and task completion.

The new imports for use_query_client and complete_task are essential for the added functionality in the TaskList component. These changes align with the PR objectives to enhance task management capabilities.

12-12: Initialization of query client and task editing context.

The initialization of query_client using use_query_client is correctly implemented and follows best practices for asynchronous query management in Rust. The use of use_context for task_being_edited is appropriate for managing state related to task editing.

66-90: Enhanced UI elements for task display.

The additional UI elements for displaying task deadlines and calendar times are well-implemented. The use of conditional rendering based on task properties (like deadlines and calendar times) is effective and enhances the user interface by providing more context-specific information.

The use of icons (fa-solid fa-bomb for deadlines and fa-solid fa-clock for calendar times) is a good visual cue that aligns with common UI design practices.

src/server/tasks.rs (1)

1-11: Addition of new imports and constants for task management.

The new imports for handling dates, errors, and database operations are correctly placed and necessary for the new functionalities. The use of the time crate for date manipulations in task scheduling is particularly noteworthy and aligns with the PR objectives.

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src/components/task_list.rs
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class: "mt-1 grow font-medium",
{task.title()}
},
div {
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Refactoring of task rendering and event handling logic.

The refactoring of the task rendering logic using map and clone improves readability and immutability. The conditional rendering for task properties and CSS class determination is well-implemented and concise.

The asynchronous onclick event handler for task completion is a significant enhancement. It correctly uses async move to handle the task completion without blocking the UI, followed by invalidating queries to update the UI state. This is a robust implementation that leverages modern Rust asynchronous programming practices.

Consider adding error handling for the complete_task function within the async move block to manage potential failures gracefully.

**Refactoring of task rendering and event handling logic.** The refactoring of the task rendering logic using `map` and `clone` improves readability and immutability. The conditional rendering for task properties and CSS class determination is well-implemented and concise. The asynchronous `onclick` event handler for task completion is a significant enhancement. It correctly uses `async move` to handle the task completion without blocking the UI, followed by invalidating queries to update the UI state. This is a robust implementation that leverages modern Rust asynchronous programming practices. Consider adding error handling for the `complete_task` function within the `async move` block to manage potential failures gracefully. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment by CodeRabbit -->
src/models/category.rs
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#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Hash, Clone, Debug)]
#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, PartialEq, Hash, Clone, Debug)]
pub enum ReoccurrenceInterval {
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Approved: Enhancements to ReoccurrenceInterval and Reoccurrence.

The addition of PartialEq to ReoccurrenceInterval and the new start_date method in Reoccurrence are beneficial for improving the model's functionality and encapsulation. Consider adding documentation for the new start_date method to clarify its usage and purpose.

Also applies to: 105-107

**Approved: Enhancements to `ReoccurrenceInterval` and `Reoccurrence`.** The addition of `PartialEq` to `ReoccurrenceInterval` and the new `start_date` method in `Reoccurrence` are beneficial for improving the model's functionality and encapsulation. Consider adding documentation for the new `start_date` method to clarify its usage and purpose. Also applies to: 105-107 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment by CodeRabbit -->
src/models/task.rs
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fn from(task: Task) -> Self {
Self::new(task.title, task.deadline, task.category, task.project_id)
}
}
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Approved: Implementation of From<Task> for NewTask.

The new implementation for converting a Task instance to a NewTask is well-implemented and promotes code reuse and simplicity. Consider adding unit tests to cover this new functionality to ensure it behaves as expected.

Would you like me to help with writing the unit tests for this conversion?

**Approved: Implementation of `From<Task> for NewTask`.** The new implementation for converting a `Task` instance to a `NewTask` is well-implemented and promotes code reuse and simplicity. Consider adding unit tests to cover this new functionality to ensure it behaves as expected. Would you like me to help with writing the unit tests for this conversion? <!-- This is an auto-generated comment by CodeRabbit -->
src/server/tasks.rs
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Implementation of the get_task function.

The get_task function is well-implemented for retrieving a task by its ID. The use of optional() and error handling patterns are appropriate. However, the unwrap() in line 50 could lead to runtime panics if the task is not found.

Consider replacing unwrap() with proper error handling to avoid potential runtime errors. Here's a suggested change:

- Ok(task.unwrap())
+ match task {
+     Some(t) => Ok(t),
+     None => Err(ServerFnError::from(Error::NotFound)),
+ }
**Implementation of the `get_task` function.** The `get_task` function is well-implemented for retrieving a task by its ID. The use of `optional()` and error handling patterns are appropriate. However, the `unwrap()` in line 50 could lead to runtime panics if the task is not found. Consider replacing `unwrap()` with proper error handling to avoid potential runtime errors. Here's a suggested change: ```rust - Ok(task.unwrap()) + match task { + Some(t) => Ok(t), + None => Err(ServerFnError::from(Error::NotFound)), + } ``` <!-- This is an auto-generated comment by CodeRabbit -->
src/server/tasks.rs
coderabbitai[bot] (Migrated from github.com) commented 2024-09-07 12:55:28 +00:00
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Complex logic for handling task completion and reoccurrence.

The complete_task function introduces complex logic for handling different reoccurrence intervals and updating task dates accordingly. The use of the time crate functions for date calculations is appropriate and ensures accuracy.

However, the error handling in line 135 could be improved by providing more specific error messages or logging the error details.

Enhance error handling by adding specific error messages or logging for better debugging and maintenance. Here's a suggested change:

- .map_err::<ErrorVec<Error>, _>(|_| vec![Error::ServerInternal].into())?;
+ .map_err::<ErrorVec<Error>, _>(|e| {
+     log::error!("Error updating task: {:?}", e);
+     vec![Error::ServerInternal].into()
+ })?;

Consider modularizing the date adjustment logic into a separate function to improve readability and maintainability.

**Complex logic for handling task completion and reoccurrence.** The `complete_task` function introduces complex logic for handling different reoccurrence intervals and updating task dates accordingly. The use of the `time` crate functions for date calculations is appropriate and ensures accuracy. However, the error handling in line 135 could be improved by providing more specific error messages or logging the error details. Enhance error handling by adding specific error messages or logging for better debugging and maintenance. Here's a suggested change: ```rust - .map_err::<ErrorVec<Error>, _>(|_| vec![Error::ServerInternal].into())?; + .map_err::<ErrorVec<Error>, _>(|e| { + log::error!("Error updating task: {:?}", e); + vec![Error::ServerInternal].into() + })?; ``` Consider modularizing the date adjustment logic into a separate function to improve readability and maintainability. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment by CodeRabbit -->
coderabbitai[bot] (Migrated from github.com) approved these changes 2024-09-07 12:58:15 +00:00
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