fix: update no logs text and link based on the data source

[YounixM]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced the logs explorer to display a tailored message and links when no logs are found.
  • Introduced a dataSource property to improve how data sources are handled and displayed in the Time Series View.

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Walkthrough

The recent update enhances the application's handling of empty logs across various components. It introduces a consistent approach by utilizing a dataSource prop, specifically DataSource.LOGS, to improve the user interface when no logs are available. This is achieved by updating rendering logic in the LogsExplorerList and TimeSeriesView, and by ensuring the NoLogs component dynamically reflects the context of the empty data.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.../LogsExplorerList/index.tsx, .../NoLogs/NoLogs.tsx	Updated to handle empty logs by using DataSource.LOGS in NoLogs.
.../LogsExplorerViews/index.tsx, .../TimeSeriesView/index.tsx, .../TimeSeriesView/TimeSeriesView.tsx	Added dataSource prop to improve UI for empty logs scenarios.

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Changes abound, the logs were found,
To be not there, in the digital ground.
With a hop and a skip, the code did flip,
Now 'No Logs' dances, with a tip of the hat and a sip.
In the land of the code, where rabbits dare to trod,
A tale of empty logs, now gracefully resolved. 🌟
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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 17de583 and 7f380c2.

Files selected for processing (5)

• frontend/src/container/LogsExplorerList/index.tsx (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/container/LogsExplorerViews/index.tsx (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/container/NoLogs/NoLogs.tsx (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/container/TimeSeriesView/TimeSeriesView.tsx (4 hunks)
• frontend/src/container/TimeSeriesView/index.tsx (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 11

frontend/src/container/NoLogs/NoLogs.tsx (4)

• 5-5: The import statement for DataSource is correctly added to use the dataSource prop within the component.
• 7-11: The function component NoLogs now accepts a dataSource prop of type DataSource. This is a good practice for making the component more flexible and reusable with different data sources.
• 17-20: The dynamic rendering of the dataSource within the text is correctly implemented. This enhances the user experience by providing context-specific messages.
• 26-29: The dynamic construction of the URL using the dataSource prop is a smart way to ensure that the link is relevant to the specific data source. However, ensure that the dataSource values are URL-friendly and do not introduce any URL encoding issues.

Verification successful

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The verification process involved examining the usage of dataSource values in URLs and checking for URL encoding practices within the codebase. The search results indicate that dataSource values are used in various parts of the application, particularly in constructing URLs for API calls and navigation links. The examination of the code snippets where dataSource values are incorporated into URLs shows that there is a consistent practice of URL encoding these values using encodeURIComponent, which is a standard method to ensure URL safety by encoding special characters.

This encoding practice is crucial for preventing URL encoding issues, such as those that could arise from special characters in the dataSource values. By using encodeURIComponent, the application ensures that the dataSource values are URL-friendly and do not introduce any URL encoding problems. This method encodes characters such as spaces, punctuation, and other characters that could potentially break the URL structure or change its meaning.

Given the evidence from the codebase showing the use of encodeURIComponent for encoding dataSource values in URLs, it can be concluded that the application follows good practices for ensuring URL safety. This approach effectively mitigates the risk of URL encoding issues related to the dynamic construction of URLs using dataSource values.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# It's important to verify that all possible values of `dataSource` are URL-friendly.
# This script is a placeholder for manual verification.
echo "Manually verify that all DataSource values are URL-friendly and properly encoded if necessary."

Length of output: 198

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for where `dataSource` values are defined or assigned
rg "dataSource" --context 5

# Optionally, search for URL encoding or sanitization mechanisms applied to `dataSource`
rg "encodeURIComponent\(|encodeURI\(" --context 5

Length of output: 288497

frontend/src/container/TimeSeriesView/index.tsx (1)

• 77-77: The addition of the dataSource prop to the TimeSeriesView component call is correctly implemented. This ensures that the data source information is passed down to the child component, maintaining consistency across the application.

frontend/src/container/TimeSeriesView/TimeSeriesView.tsx (4)

• 17-17: The import of DataSource is correctly added to use the dataSource prop within the component.
• 29-29: The dataSource prop is correctly added to the TimeSeriesViewProps interface and utilized within the component. This is a good practice for making the component more flexible and reusable with different data sources.
• 98-98: The usage of the dataSource prop when rendering the <NoLogs> component is correctly implemented. This ensures that the NoLogs component receives the correct data source information, enhancing the user experience in empty data scenarios.
• 116-116: The dataSource prop is correctly marked as required in the TimeSeriesViewProps interface. This enforces the passing of the data source information, ensuring that the component behaves as expected.

frontend/src/container/LogsExplorerList/index.tsx (1)

• 164-164: The update to pass the dataSource prop with the value DataSource.LOGS to the <NoLogs> component when there are no logs is correctly implemented. This ensures that the NoLogs component displays relevant information based on the data source, improving the user experience in empty logs scenarios.

frontend/src/container/LogsExplorerViews/index.tsx (1)

• 614-614: The addition of the dataSource prop with the value DataSource.LOGS to the TimeSeriesView component call is correctly implemented. This ensures that the data source information is consistently passed down to the child component, maintaining coherence in the handling of empty data scenarios across the application.