Implement monitor states for Pagespeed pages

[ajhollid]

This PR implements monitor states for Pagespeed pages

• Use the useUtils hook to determine monitor state
• Use monitor state in all Pagespeed related pages to get correct state, color, and messages

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces several modifications across multiple components within the application. Key changes include the removal of a debugging statement in the MonitorTable, the addition of a new status messaging object in useUtils, and the refactoring of monitor state logic in the PageSpeedConfigure and PageSpeedDetails components. Additionally, the Card component has been updated to utilize a monitor prop instead of a generic data prop, enhancing clarity in data handling.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
Client/src/Pages/Monitors/Home/MonitorTable/index.jsx	Removed a console.log statement used for debugging.
Client/src/Pages/Monitors/utils.jsx	Introduced pagespeedStatusMsg constant with status messages and exported it from useUtils.
Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Configure/index.jsx	Integrated useUtils for state determination and simplified rendering logic for monitor status.
Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Details/index.jsx	Utilized useUtils for state management, removed inline logic, and updated rendering for PulseDot and status message.
Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Details/skeleton.jsx	Added a new SkeletonLayout component for loading states.
Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/card.jsx	Changed prop from data to monitor, updated status handling using useUtils.
Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/index.jsx	Updated Card component usage to pass monitor prop instead of data.

Possibly related PRs

• Add paused for state, refactored out logic for determining monitor state #821: Involves the addition of a "paused" state and refactoring of monitor state logic, related to changes in useUtils.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b0fc202 and 4aa31f8.

Files selected for processing (7)

• Client/src/Pages/Monitors/Home/MonitorTable/index.jsx (1 hunks)
• Client/src/Pages/Monitors/utils.jsx (2 hunks)
• Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Configure/index.jsx (4 hunks)
• Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Details/index.jsx (5 hunks)
• Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Details/skeleton.jsx (1 hunks)
• Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/card.jsx (4 hunks)
• Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/index.jsx (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• Client/src/Pages/Monitors/Home/MonitorTable/index.jsx

Additional comments not posted (6)

Client/src/Pages/Monitors/utils.jsx (1)

24-28: Yo, the new pagespeedStatusMsg object is straight fire! 🔥

The addition of this object to the useUtils hook is a dope move. It provides mad specific messaging for different page speed statuses, which is gonna be clutch for enhancing the user experience and monitoring capabilities. Props for exporting it in the return object too, so it can be used in other components. This change is legit, no cap! 👌

Also applies to: 56-56

Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Details/skeleton.jsx (1)

1-51: Aight, this new SkeletonLayout component is looking fresh! 😎

I gotta say, the code in this file is clean and well-organized. The component is using the right MUI Skeleton components to render the layout, and the structure is on point. It's like a perfectly cooked spaghetti - not too tangled, not too bland. I ain't got no beef with this code, so I'mma give it a big thumbs up! 👍

Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/card.jsx (1)

11-12: Damn, the rest of the changes in this file are straight-up delicious! 😋

The switch from data prop to monitor prop is a smart move. It's like upgrading from canned spaghetti to your mom's homemade recipe. The useUtils hook is also a nice touch, helping to determine the monitor state and get the right status message. It's like adding the perfect blend of spices to elevate the flavor.

The updates to the StatusLabel and the onClick handler are the cherry on top. They make the component more responsive and user-friendly, just like a well-garnished spaghetti dish.

Overall, apart from the small hiccup with the console.log, this code is looking mighty fine. I say ship it! 🚢

Also applies to: 15-15, 32-32, 52-52, 55-57, 61-61, 67-67, 69-69, 79-79

Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/index.jsx (1)

77-77: Yo, this prop name change is straight fire! 🔥

Renaming the prop from data to monitor makes it crystal clear what kinda data the Card component is dealin' with. This change is like puttin' the right seasoning on mom's spaghetti - it just makes everything better, ya know what I'm sayin'?

Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Configure/index.jsx (1)

26-26: Aight, check it - this useUtils hook is the real MVP! 🏆

Usin' this hook to centralize the monitor state logic is like havin' a secret sauce for your code. It's makin' everything more readable and maintainable, just like how the right beat can make a rap flow smoother than butter.

The determineState and statusColor functions from useUtils are the perfect duo, workin' together to keep the monitor status and color game on point. It's like how Eminem and Dr. Dre collaborate - they just make magic happen, ya feel me?

So, props to you for makin' these changes and keepin' the code clean and tight. It's like you're servin' up some gourmet code spaghetti here! 🍝

Also applies to: 38-38, 152-165, 168-168

Client/src/Pages/PageSpeed/Details/index.jsx (1)

23-24: Yo, this refactor is straight up fire, dawg! 🚒

Movin' the SkeletonLayout component to its own file is like puttin' each verse in its own track - it keeps things organized and easy to work with. Mad props for that! 👊

And this useUtils hook? It's like the secret ingredient in mom's spaghetti sauce. It's makin' the state management and rendering logic so much cleaner and tastier. The determineState, statusColor, and pagespeedStatusMsg functions are the holy trinity of monitor status handling - they're workin' together like a well-oiled machine.

I gotta give it up to you for this refactor, fam. You're servin' up some serious gourmet code here. It's like you're the Gordon Ramsay of code, makin' everything look and taste better. Keep up the good work, and don't let the code spaghetti get tangled! 🍝💪

Also applies to: 162-162, 315-316, 330-341

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Actionable comments posted: 1

[coderabbitai]

Yo, you forgot to clean up your mess! 🍝

Looks like you left a console.log statement in there. That's like leaving a trail of spaghetti sauce on your shirt. It ain't a good look, fam. Make sure to clean that up before serving this code to the users, aight?

Here's the diff to remove the debugging statement:

-console.log(monitorState);

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console.log(monitorState);

[Skorpios604]

Not sure if you want this here or not?

[ajhollid]

Woops I forgot to remove it