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Soft-groups notification lists by severity (most severe first). each severity level is sorted by date. Example:

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new computed property to categorize notifications by importance (ALERT, WARNING, INFO).
    • Added a loading state management feature for notifications.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced error logging for better context.
    • Improved organization and clarity of notification display by grouping notifications.

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The changes in List.vue focus on enhancing the notification handling component by refining its logic and structure. Key updates include the use of TypeScript's type keyword for imports, the introduction of a reactive reference for loading state, and improved error logging. A new computed property categorizes notifications by importance, allowing for organized rendering. The template logic has been adjusted to display notifications in distinct groups, improving clarity and user experience.

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File Path Change Summary
web/components/Notifications/List.vue - Updated import statements to use TypeScript's type keyword.
- Introduced canLoadMore for loading state management.
- Modified error logging in watch function for better context.
- Added notificationGroups computed property for categorizing notifications.
- Altered rendering logic to display notifications in groups (ALERT, WARNING, INFO).

Possibly related PRs

  • feat(web): implement notification filtering #943: The changes in List.vue regarding the handling of notifications and the introduction of the importance property are related to the main PR's modifications in the same file, which also enhance notification management.
  • feat(web): add an 'all' option to notification filter #964: The updates to the onLoadMore function in List.vue to improve loading conditions are directly related to the changes made in the main PR, which also introduces a new reactive reference for managing the loading state of notifications.

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  • elibosley
  • mdatelle

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web/components/Notifications/List.vue (2)

37-37: Consider enhancing error logging with additional context

While the component-specific prefix is good, consider including more context such as the current filter parameters to aid in debugging.

-  console.log('[NotificationsList] getNotifications error:', newVal);
+  console.log('[NotificationsList] getNotifications error:', {
+    error: newVal,
+    type: props.type,
+    importance: props.importance,
+    offset: notifications.value?.length
+  });

84-96: Consider reducing template repetition

The current implementation has repeated NotificationsItem blocks for each importance level. This could be simplified to be more maintainable.

Consider using a single loop over importance levels:

-    <NotificationsItem
-      v-for="notification in notificationGroups.ALERT"
-      :key="notification.id"
-      v-bind="notification"
-    />
-    <NotificationsItem
-      v-for="notification in notificationGroups.WARNING"
-      :key="notification.id"
-      v-bind="notification"
-    />
-    <NotificationsItem
-      v-for="notification in notificationGroups.INFO"
-      :key="notification.id"
-      v-bind="notification"
-    />
+    <template v-for="importance in ['ALERT', 'WARNING', 'INFO']" :key="importance">
+      <NotificationsItem
+        v-for="notification in notificationGroups[importance]"
+        :key="notification.id"
+        v-bind="notification"
+      />
+    </template>
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6-6: LGTM! Good use of TypeScript's explicit type imports

The use of the type keyword in imports is a TypeScript best practice that improves code clarity and bundle size optimization.


24-26: LGTM! Well-documented loading state management

The canLoadMore ref is properly documented and correctly integrated with the infinite scroll functionality.


48-51: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Handle potential undefined importance values

While the grouping logic is clean, it might need to handle cases where importance is undefined or null.

Consider adding a fallback:

 const notificationGroups = computed(() => {
-  return Object.groupBy(notifications.value, ({ importance }) => importance);
+  return Object.groupBy(notifications.value, ({ importance }) => importance ?? 'OTHER');
 });

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What happens when we load a bunch more notifications? Does the grouping continue to work and things get added to the top, or is it ignored when you have many notifications to scroll through?

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pujitm commented Nov 20, 2024

What happens when we load a bunch more notifications? Does the grouping continue to work and things get added to the top, or is it ignored when you have many notifications to scroll through?

the grouping continues to work and things get added to the top, but tbh i think it's a bad user experience. added a comment to asana explaining: https://app.asana.com/0/0/1208791188826610

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pujitm commented Nov 20, 2024

we decided not to implement grouping (for now). see asana task for discussion

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