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fix: clean client warnings on audit pages #1399

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Streamlined CSS class handling for tree view items.
    • Updated form identifiers to ensure unique IDs for score and documentation checkboxes in compliance assessment table mode.

These changes enhance component visibility and improve form handling while maintaining existing functionality.

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The pull request introduces modifications to three frontend files: RecursiveTreeViewItem.svelte, TreeViewItem.svelte, and a compliance assessment table mode page. The changes involve refactoring the CSS class handling in the tree view components and updating form identifiers in the compliance assessment page to use more descriptive and unique prefixes for form initialization.

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File Change Summary
frontend/src/lib/components/TreeView/RecursiveTreeViewItem.svelte Changed CSS class property from class to classProp for node visibility.
frontend/src/lib/components/TreeView/TreeViewItem.svelte Changed local classProp variable to exported variable for accessibility.
frontend/src/routes/(app)/(third-party)/compliance-assessments/[id=uuid]/table-mode/+page.svelte Updated superForm identifiers with prefixed unique IDs for Score and Checkbox components.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
frontend/src/lib/components/TreeView/RecursiveTreeViewItem.svelte (1)

137-137: Improve comment formatting and clarity.

The comment has formatting and clarity issues:

  1. Contains a typo: "has" should be "as"
  2. Uses informal language: "this has to be"
  3. Lacks proper spacing around the comment text

Apply this diff to improve the comment:

-	<!-- class={node.contentProps.hidden === true ? 'hidden' : null} this has to be updated to see only assessable requirements has class prop is not used anymore in TreeViewItem -->
+	<!-- Removed: class={node.contentProps.hidden === true ? 'hidden' : null}
+	     TODO: Update logic to show only assessable requirements as the class property is no longer used in TreeViewItem -->
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frontend/src/routes/(app)/(third-party)/compliance-assessments/[id=uuid]/table-mode/+page.svelte (2)

385-385: Standardize form ID naming convention.

The form IDs use inconsistent naming patterns:

  • score- uses hyphen-case
  • is_scored- uses snake_case
  • documentationScore- uses camelCase

Apply this diff to standardize the naming convention using kebab-case:

-								form={superForm(requirementAssessment.scoreForm, { id: `score-${requirementAssessment.id}` })}
+								form={superForm(requirementAssessment.scoreForm, { id: `requirement-score-${requirementAssessment.id}` })}
-											id: `is_scored-${requirementAssessment.id}`
+											id: `requirement-is-scored-${requirementAssessment.id}`
-										id: `documentationScore-${requirementAssessment.id}`
+										id: `requirement-documentation-score-${requirementAssessment.id}`

Also applies to: 402-402, 420-420

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Line range hint 385-420: Fix code formatting issues.

The code has inconsistent indentation that needs to be fixed according to the Prettier standards.

Run the following command to fix the formatting:

prettier --write "frontend/src/routes/(app)/(third-party)/compliance-assessments/[id=uuid]/table-mode/+page.svelte"
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frontend/src/lib/components/TreeView/RecursiveTreeViewItem.svelte (1)

137-137: Verify the impact of removing the visibility logic.

The removal of the hidden class might affect how non-assessable requirements are displayed in the tree view. Please ensure that:

  1. Non-assessable requirements are properly handled
  2. The visibility state is managed correctly

Let's verify the usage of this component and the potential impact:

✅ Verification successful

The visibility logic removal is safe to proceed with

The commented code was already deprecated as indicated by the comment itself, and no other components in the codebase rely on the contentProps.hidden property for visibility management. The comment accurately reflects that this visibility mechanism is no longer used in TreeViewItem.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
frontend/src/lib/components/TreeView/TreeViewItem.svelte (1)

245-246: Consider using Svelte's built-in class directive instead of a custom prop.

While exporting classProp works, Svelte provides a more idiomatic way to handle class forwarding using the built-in class directive. This would better integrate with Svelte's reactivity system and maintain consistency with other Svelte components.

Consider this alternative approach:

-export let classProp = ''; // Replacing $$props.class
-$: classesBase = `${cBase} ${classProp}`;
+let className = ''; // Internal class name
+export { className as class }; // Export as 'class'
+$: classesBase = `${cBase} ${className}`;

This approach:

  1. Better aligns with Svelte's class handling conventions
  2. Maintains compatibility with standard HTML class attributes
  3. Preserves reactivity while being more maintainable
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frontend/src/lib/components/TreeView/TreeViewItem.svelte (1)

245-246: Verify consistent class prop usage across parent components.

Let's ensure this change is consistently applied across all parent components using this TreeViewItem component.

✅ Verification successful

No impact on parent components - change is safe

The change from $$props.class to classProp is an internal implementation detail that doesn't affect any parent components. Current usages in RecursiveTreeViewItem and Dropdown components don't pass any class-related props to TreeViewItem.

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@ab-smith ab-smith self-requested a review January 22, 2025 17:17
@ab-smith ab-smith changed the title chore: clean client warnings on audit pages fix: clean client warnings on audit pages Jan 22, 2025
@ab-smith ab-smith merged commit 2e33291 into main Jan 22, 2025
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@ab-smith ab-smith deleted the chore/clean-client-warnings branch January 22, 2025 17:18
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