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feat: ability to delete a task #39

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a delete functionality for tasks, allowing users to remove tasks directly or move them to the Trash.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Removed an unused import to streamline the code and improve maintainability.
  • Refactor
    • Reordered parameters in the NewTask constructor for improved clarity.
    • Adjusted the formatting of function signatures for better readability in project management functions.
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The changes in this pull request involve multiple modifications across several files. Notably, a new task deletion feature has been introduced in the TaskForm component, allowing tasks to be deleted or moved to a "Trash" category. Additionally, the NewTask constructor's parameter order has been adjusted for clarity, and formatting improvements have been made to function signatures in the projects module for better readability. An unused import has been removed from the category_input file, and a new asynchronous function for deleting tasks has been added to the tasks server module.

Changes

Files Change Summary
src/components/category_input.rs Removed unused import: use chrono::NaiveDate;
src/components/task_form.rs Added task deletion functionality, including delete_task import and button for task deletion or categorization.
src/models/task.rs Reordered parameters in NewTask::new constructor for improved clarity.
src/server/projects.rs Aligned return types in edit_project and delete_project function signatures for better readability.
src/server/tasks.rs Added new asynchronous function delete_task for deleting tasks from the database.

Possibly related issues

  • matous-volf/todo-baggins#31: This issue requests the ability to delete a task, which aligns directly with the new task deletion functionality introduced in this pull request.

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<!-- This is an auto-generated comment: summarize by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- walkthrough_start --> ## Walkthrough The changes in this pull request involve multiple modifications across several files. Notably, a new task deletion feature has been introduced in the `TaskForm` component, allowing tasks to be deleted or moved to a "Trash" category. Additionally, the `NewTask` constructor's parameter order has been adjusted for clarity, and formatting improvements have been made to function signatures in the `projects` module for better readability. An unused import has been removed from the `category_input` file, and a new asynchronous function for deleting tasks has been added to the `tasks` server module. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |--------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `src/components/category_input.rs` | Removed unused import: `use chrono::NaiveDate;` | | `src/components/task_form.rs` | Added task deletion functionality, including `delete_task` import and button for task deletion or categorization. | | `src/models/task.rs` | Reordered parameters in `NewTask::new` constructor for improved clarity. | | `src/server/projects.rs` | Aligned return types in `edit_project` and `delete_project` function signatures for better readability. | | `src/server/tasks.rs` | Added new asynchronous function `delete_task` for deleting tasks from the database. | ## Possibly related issues - **matous-volf/todo-baggins#31**: This issue requests the ability to delete a task, which aligns directly with the new task deletion functionality introduced in this pull request. <!-- walkthrough_end --><!-- This is an auto-generated comment: raw summary by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- src/components/category_input.rs: ## AI-generated summary of changes The provided diff indicates a modification in the `src/components/category_input.rs` file, specifically the removal of an unused import statement. The line `use chrono::NaiveDate;` has been deleted, suggesting that the `NaiveDate` type from the `chrono` crate is no longer required within this module. This change likely reflects a refactoring effort to streamline the code by eliminating unnecessary dependencies, which can enhance maintainability and reduce potential confusion regarding the module's functionality. The remaining imports, including `Category`, `rsx`, `Element`, and the prelude from `dioxus`, remain intact, indicating that the core functionality related to these components is still preserved. Overall, this change simplifies the module's interface and may contribute to improved compile times and reduced binary size by not including unused libraries. ## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities - Removed: `use chrono::NaiveDate;` in `src/components/category_input.rs` --- src/components/task_form.rs: ## AI-generated summary of changes The provided diff introduces significant modifications to the `TaskForm` component in `src/components/task_form.rs`. The most notable change is the addition of a delete functionality for tasks. The `delete_task` function is now imported from the `tasks` module, indicating that the component can now handle task deletions. Within the `TaskForm` function, a new button has been added that allows users to delete a task. This button is conditionally rendered based on the task's category. If the task's category is `Trash`, the `delete_task` function is invoked directly using the task's ID. If the task is not in the `Trash` category, a new task is created with the same title and deadline but categorized as `Trash`, and the `edit_task` function is called to update the task. The button's `onclick` event handler is asynchronous, ensuring that the task deletion or editing occurs without blocking the UI. After the operation, the query client is instructed to invalidate specific queries related to tasks, ensuring that the UI reflects the most current state of the task list. The overall layout of the buttons has also been adjusted, changing the class from "justify-end" to "justify-between" to improve the visual alignment of the buttons. ## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities - Added: `delete_task(task.id())` in `src/components/task_form.rs` within the `TaskForm` function. - Added: `use crate::server::tasks::delete_task;` in `src/components/task_form.rs`. --- src/models/task.rs: ## AI-generated summary of changes The changes in the provided diff focus on the constructor of the `NewTask` struct in the `src/models/task.rs` file. The primary modification involves the reordering of parameters in the `new` function. Specifically, the `title` parameter has been moved to the first position, followed by `deadline`, `category`, and `project_id`. This adjustment enhances the clarity of the constructor's signature by placing the most significant parameter, `title`, at the forefront, which is likely to improve usability and readability for developers instantiating `NewTask` objects. The overall functionality remains unchanged, as the constructor still initializes the struct with the same fields. However, the reordering may facilitate better alignment with common practices or conventions in parameter ordering, potentially reducing confusion when creating new instances of `NewTask`. ## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities - Modified: `pub fn new(title: String, deadline: Option<chrono::NaiveDate>, category: Category, project_id: Option<i32>)` in `impl NewTask` in `src/models/task.rs` (reordered parameters) --- src/server/projects.rs: ## AI-generated summary of changes The provided diff introduces modifications to the signatures of two asynchronous functions, `edit_project` and `delete_project`, within the `src/server/projects.rs` file. The primary change involves the formatting of the function signatures, specifically the alignment of the return type. This adjustment enhances the readability of the code by aligning the return type with the function parameters, which is a common practice in Rust to improve code clarity. In the `edit_project` function, the return type was previously aligned with the opening parenthesis of the parameters. The new format aligns the return type with the closing parenthesis, making it visually clearer and more consistent with Rust's style guidelines. This change does not alter the functionality or logic of the method; it remains an asynchronous function that takes a project ID and a new project structure, returning a result that either contains the updated project or an error. Similarly, the `delete_project` function underwent the same formatting change. The return type was realigned to improve readability, ensuring that the function's signature is consistent with the updated style. The function continues to perform the same operations: it establishes a database connection, attempts to delete a project based on the provided ID, and returns a result indicating success or failure. Overall, these changes focus on enhancing code readability without impacting the underlying logic or control flow of the functions. ## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities - Modified: `pub(crate) async fn edit_project(project_id: i32, new_project: NewProject) -> Result<Project, ServerFnError<ErrorVec<ProjectError>>>` in `src/server/projects.rs` (alignment change) - Modified: `pub(crate) async fn delete_project(project_id: i32) -> Result<(), ServerFnError<ErrorVec<Error>>>` in `src/server/projects.rs` (alignment change) --- src/server/tasks.rs: ## AI-generated summary of changes The provided diff introduces a new asynchronous function, `delete_task`, to the `src/server/tasks.rs` file, which enhances the server's task management capabilities. This function is designed to delete a task identified by its `task_id`. The implementation establishes a database connection and utilizes the Diesel ORM to execute a delete operation on the `tasks` table, filtering by the specified `task_id`. The function returns a `Result` type, indicating success with an empty tuple or an error encapsulated in a `ServerFnError` type, which can contain a vector of errors. This addition signifies an expansion of the server's API, allowing clients to remove tasks from the database, thereby improving the overall functionality of the task management system. The diff also includes a comment indicating a future intention to remove code suppression for duplicated code, suggesting ongoing maintenance and potential refactoring efforts. Overall, the changes enhance the server's capabilities by providing a mechanism for task deletion, which is a critical operation in task management systems. ## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities - Added: `pub(crate) async fn delete_task(task_id: i32) -> Result<(), ServerFnError<ErrorVec<Error>>>` in `src/server/tasks.rs` --> <!-- 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 delete a task Number: 39 User: matous-volf --> <!-- end of auto-generated comment: pr objectives by coderabbit.ai --><!-- commit_ids_reviewed_start --> <!-- 7ac3c6e136959a00d7ea3f066e36aa5f655c596c --> <!-- commit_ids_reviewed_end --><!-- tips_start --> --- Thank you for using CodeRabbit. We offer it for free to the OSS community and would appreciate your support in helping us grow. 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src/models/task.rs (1)

66-69: Constructor parameter reordering approved.

The reordering of parameters in the NewTask constructor enhances clarity and readability. Ensure that all instances where NewTask is instantiated are updated to reflect this new order.

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src/server/projects.rs (2)

54-54: Function signature formatting approved.

The alignment of the return type in the edit_project function signature enhances readability and adheres to Rust's style guidelines.

79-79: Function signature formatting approved.

The alignment of the return type in the delete_project function signature enhances readability and adheres to Rust's style guidelines.

src/components/category_input.rs (1)

1-1: Removal of unused import approved.

The removal of the use chrono::NaiveDate; import is a good practice as it simplifies the codebase and potentially improves compile times.

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339-339: Approve the layout adjustment for better visual alignment.

The change in the class from "justify-end" to "justify-between" for the button container improves the visual alignment and spacing of the buttons, enhancing the user interface.

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Approve the integration of delete_task with suggestions for improvement.

The integration of the delete_task function in the TaskForm component is well-implemented, with appropriate use of asynchronous handling and conditional rendering. Consider adding error handling within the onclick event handler to manage potential failures from the delete_task or edit_task functions more gracefully.

**Approve the integration of `delete_task` with suggestions for improvement.** The integration of the `delete_task` function in the `TaskForm` component is well-implemented, with appropriate use of asynchronous handling and conditional rendering. Consider adding error handling within the `onclick` event handler to manage potential failures from the `delete_task` or `edit_task` functions more gracefully. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment by CodeRabbit -->
src/server/tasks.rs
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Ok(updated_task)
}
// TODO: Get rid of this suppression.
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src/server/tasks.rs
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.map_err::<ErrorVec<Error>, _>(|error| vec![error.into()].into())?;
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Approve the implementation of delete_task.

The function delete_task is implemented correctly and uses standard practices for database operations and error handling in Rust. However, consider adding more specific error handling for different types of database errors to improve the robustness of the function.

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