fix(web): Fix status of member's setting page #1214
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web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/hooks.ts (1)
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80-111: Consider implementing shared utilities for member operationsThe three member operation functions share similar patterns and could benefit from some refactoring to improve maintainability and reduce duplication.
Consider these improvements:
- Create a shared validation utility:
const validateMemberOperation = ( params: WorkspacePayload, requiredParams: (keyof WorkspacePayload)[] ): MemberOperationResult => { const missingParams = requiredParams.filter(param => !params[param]); return missingParams.length > 0 ? { status: 'error', message: `Missing required parameters: ${missingParams.join(', ')}` } : { status: 'success' }; };
Add JSDoc documentation for each function describing the possible status values and their meanings.
Consider implementing a custom hook for status management if these patterns are used elsewhere in the application.
web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Members/Members.tsx (1)
275-278: Ensure type safety in theonChangehandlerIn the
SelectField'sonChangehandler, theroleValueparameter may not have an explicit type, potentially leading to type safety issues.Specify the type of
roleValueto maintain type safety:onChange={async (roleValue: string | string[]) => { await handleChangeRole(member, index, roleValue); }}Or, if
roleValueis always aRole:onChange={async (roleValue: Role) => { await handleChangeRole(member, index, roleValue); }}
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web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Members/Members.tsx (1)
297-306: Review the disabling logic for OWNER role actions
The disabled property for changing roles and removing members is set when member.role === "OWNER". Ensure this logic aligns with the application's requirements, as it currently prevents any actions on members with the OWNER role.
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Let me search for more specific information about member role management and permissions.
Based on the gathered evidence from the codebase, I can now provide a final response:
The OWNER role restrictions are correctly implemented
The codebase shows a clear role hierarchy where OWNER is the highest privilege level. The implementation preventing role changes and removal of OWNER members is a standard security practice to:
- Ensure workspaces always have at least one owner
- Prevent privilege escalation by lower-ranked members
- Maintain consistent access control
This is supported by:
- The server-side role definitions showing OWNER as the highest role level
- The role being used consistently across workspace member management
- Similar patterns being used in both team and workspace contexts
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19-21: LGTM: Type definitions are well-structured
The updated Props type with status return types improves error handling and type safety.
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web/src/beta/pages/WorkspaceSettingPage/index.tsx (1)
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1-31: Consider adding error boundaries for better error handling.Since this is a top-level page component handling workspace settings, it would be beneficial to add error boundaries to gracefully handle and report any runtime errors.
Here's how you could implement it:
import { ErrorBoundary } from "@reearth/beta/components/ErrorBoundary"; // ... existing imports ... const WorkspaceSettingPage: FC<WorkspaceSettingPageProps> = ({ tab }) => { const { workspaceId } = useParams<{ workspaceId: string }>(); const disabled = useMemo(() => config()?.disableWorkspaceManagement, []); return ( <ErrorBoundary> <Page workspaceId={workspaceId} renderItem={({ workspaceId }) => disabled || !workspaceId ? ( <NotFound /> ) : ( <WorkspaceSetting tab={tab} workspaceId={workspaceId} /> ) } /> </ErrorBoundary> ); };web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Workspaces/DeleteWorkspaceWarningModal.tsx (4)
12-15: Consider improving type definitions for better clarity.The props interface could be more descriptive and the callback name could better reflect its purpose.
-type DeleteWorkspaceWarningModalProps = { +type DeleteWorkspaceWarningModalProps = { visible: boolean; - onClose: () => void; + onConfirmWarning: () => void; + /** Called when user acknowledges the warning message */ };
36-46: Enhance warning message with more context.The warning message should provide more context about what happens after clicking Continue.
<ModalContentWrapper> <WarningIcon icon="warning" /> <Typography size="body"> {t("You are going to delete a workspace.")} </Typography> <Typography size="body"> {t( "Please make sure you don't have any projects in the workspace before continuing." )} </Typography> + <Typography size="body"> + {t("Clicking Continue will take you to the final confirmation step.")} + </Typography> </ModalContentWrapper>
61-65: Consider using theme constants for icon dimensions.The icon dimensions are hardcoded. Consider moving these values to theme constants for better maintainability and consistency.
const WarningIcon = styled(Icon)(({ theme }) => ({ - width: "24px", - height: "24px", + width: theme.metrics.iconSize.medium, + height: theme.metrics.iconSize.medium, color: theme.warning.main }));
24-25: Enhance modal accessibility.The modal should have proper ARIA attributes for better screen reader support.
- <Modal visible={visible} size="small"> + <Modal + visible={visible} + size="small" + aria-labelledby="workspace-delete-warning-title" + aria-describedby="workspace-delete-warning-description" + > <ModalPanelAlso, add corresponding IDs to the text content:
<Typography size="body"> + id="workspace-delete-warning-title" {t("You are going to delete a workspace.")} </Typography> <Typography size="body"> + id="workspace-delete-warning-description" {t( "Please make sure you don't have any projects in the workspace before continuing." )} </Typography>web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Members/UpdateRoleModal.tsx (2)
34-34: Add explicit type for role state.The
localRolestate could benefit from explicit typing to ensure type safety.-const [localRole, setLocalRole] = useState(member.role); +const [localRole, setLocalRole] = useState<Role>(member.role);
55-66: Update button states and accessibility.The buttons should reflect the loading state and include proper aria labels.
<Button key="cancel" title={t("Cancel")} appearance="secondary" + aria-label={t("Cancel role update")} + disabled={isUpdating} onClick={onClose} /> <Button key="add" title={t("Update")} appearance="primary" + aria-label={t("Confirm role update")} + loading={isUpdating} + disabled={isUpdating} onClick={handleUpdateRole} />web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Workspaces/DeleteWorkspaceModal.tsx (1)
14-18: Add JSDoc documentation for the props interface.Consider adding JSDoc documentation to improve code maintainability and IDE support.
+/** + * Props for the DeleteWorkspaceModal component + * @property {boolean} visible - Controls the visibility of the modal + * @property {Workspace | undefined} workspace - The workspace to be deleted + * @property {() => void} onClose - Callback function to close the modal + */ type DeleteWorkspaceModalProps = { visible: boolean; workspace: Workspace | undefined; onClose: () => void; };web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Workspaces/index.tsx (2)
89-96: Add confirmation tooltip to delete button.Consider adding a confirmation tooltip to prevent accidental clicks on the delete button.
<Button title={t("Delete workspace")} appearance="dangerous" + tooltip={t("This action cannot be undone")} onClick={() => { setDeleteWorkspaceModal(true); }} />
16-119: Consider splitting the component for better maintainability.The
WorkspaceSettingcomponent currently handles multiple responsibilities (workspace updates, deletion, etc.). Consider splitting it into smaller, more focused components:
WorkspaceNameFormWorkspaceDangerZoneThis would improve maintainability and make the code more testable.
web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Members/AddMemberModal.tsx (2)
18-22: Add JSDoc documentation for the props interface.Adding documentation will improve code maintainability and help other developers understand the component's purpose and requirements.
+/** + * Props for the AddMemberModal component + * @param workspace - The current workspace + * @param visible - Controls the visibility of the modal + * @param onClose - Callback function to handle modal closure + */ type AddMemberModalProps = { workspace: Workspace | undefined; visible: boolean; onClose: () => void; };
126-130: Enhance input accessibility and user feedback.The search input could benefit from:
- Loading state indication during search
- Proper accessibility attributes
<TextInput placeholder="[email protected]" value={searchTerm} onChange={setSearchTerm} + aria-label={t("Search users")} + disabled={loading} + loading={loading} />web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Members/index.tsx (1)
17-22: Consider adding type safety for role priorities.The
rolePriorityobject could benefit from stricter typing to ensure it aligns with the available roles in theTeamMembertype.+type Role = TeamMember['role']; + -const rolePriority = { +const rolePriority: Record<Role, number> = { OWNER: 1, MAINTAINER: 2, WRITER: 3, READER: 4 };web/src/services/api/workspacesApi.ts (1)
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1-236: Consider documenting the architectural changes.The refactoring of this API layer is part of a larger architectural shift from direct member management to a modal-based approach. Consider adding documentation that explains:
- The relationship between these APIs and the new modal components
- The rationale behind removing
hooks.tsand consolidating the logic here- The new workflow for member management operations
This will help future maintainers understand the architectural decisions.
web/src/services/i18n/translations/ja.yml (2)
310-313: Consider standardizing role terminology.The role translations are accurate, but consider adding explanatory tooltips to clarify the permissions associated with each role, as the Japanese terms might not be immediately clear to all users.
Consider adding these keys:
+Reader.tooltip: プロジェクトの閲覧のみ可能 +Writer.tooltip: プロジェクトの編集が可能 +Maintainer.tooltip: プロジェクトの管理が可能 +Owner.tooltip: ワークスペースの完全な管理権限を持つ
317-321: Enhance workspace deletion warning message.The workspace deletion warning messages are clear, but consider making the permanent data loss warning more prominent in Japanese by adding emphasis markers.
Consider this enhancement:
-This action is permanent and cannot be reversed.: この操作は永続的で元に戻すことはできません。 +This action is permanent and cannot be reversed.: ※この操作は永続的で、絶対に元に戻すことができません。
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web/src/beta/pages/WorkspaceSettingPage/index.tsx (2)
Line range hint 20-24: LGTM! Improved error handling for invalid workspace IDs.
The additional check for !workspaceId ensures proper handling of invalid or missing workspace IDs by showing the NotFound component.
Line range hint 9-11: Verify handling of the "members" tab after component removals.
Given that Members.tsx has been removed according to the AI summary, we should verify that the "members" tab is still properly handled by the WorkspaceSetting component.
Also applies to: 20-24
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The "members" tab is properly handled and fully functional
From the code analysis, we can confirm that:
- The Members component is present and properly imported in
WorkspaceSetting/index.tsx - The tab routing is correctly implemented using the
TABSenum withMEMBERS = "members" - The Members component is rendered conditionally when
tab === TABS.MEMBERS - The Members component has full functionality including member listing, role management, and member addition/removal
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web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/index.tsx (1)
1-12: Verify all usages of WorkspaceSetting component
The workspaceId prop is now required instead of optional. We should verify that all component usages provide this prop to prevent runtime errors.
Let's check all usages of this component:
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No issues with WorkspaceSetting component usage
The verification shows that the WorkspaceSetting component is used correctly in all instances:
- The component is only used in
WorkspaceSettingPagecomponent where:workspaceIdis obtained from URL params usinguseParams- The component is rendered with both required props:
<WorkspaceSetting tab={tab} workspaceId={workspaceId} /> - The
workspaceIdis guaranteed to exist as it's part of the route definition (settings/workspaces/:workspaceId)
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web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Members/UpdateRoleModal.tsx (1)
9-14: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding prop validation and loading state handling.
The workspace prop is marked as optional, but the component doesn't handle the loading/undefined state explicitly. Additionally, the member prop assumes the presence of user object which could be undefined.
Let's verify the member type definition:
Consider adding prop validation:
type UpdateRoleModalProps = {
workspace: Workspace | undefined;
- member: TeamMember;
+ member: TeamMember & { user: NonNullable<TeamMember['user']> };
visible: boolean;
onClose: () => void;
};web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Workspaces/DeleteWorkspaceModal.tsx (2)
40-44: LGTM!
The effect hook correctly handles the input reset when the modal closes.
32-38: Verify user permissions before workspace deletion.
Consider adding a permission check before allowing workspace deletion to prevent unauthorized access.
web/src/services/api/meApi.ts (2)
8-8: LGTM: Import addition for useMemo
The addition of useMemo import is correctly placed with other React hooks.
88-98: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Review error handling and memoization strategy
While the memoization of user data can help with performance, there are some concerns:
- The error state is no longer being returned to the caller, which might make it harder for components to handle error cases appropriately.
- The memoization might be redundant if the parent component is already memoizing the hook's result.
Let's verify the usage of this hook to understand the impact:
Consider these improvements:
const user = useMemo(() => data?.searchUser, [data]);
if (error) {
console.log("GraphQL: Failed to search user", error);
setNotification({
type: "error",
text: t("Failed to search user.")
});
}
- return { loading, user };
+ return { loading, user, error };This change would:
- Maintain error state propagation for better error handling in components
- Allow components to show appropriate loading/error states
web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Workspaces/index.tsx (3)
121-160: LGTM! Well-structured styled components.
The styled components are well-organized, properly typed, and make good use of theme variables.
19-21: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider using a controlled input pattern.
The local state initialization could be simplified by using a controlled input pattern, which would automatically sync with prop changes.
-const [localWorkspaceName, setLocalWorkspaceName] = useState<string>(
- workspace?.name ?? ""
-);
+const [localWorkspaceName, setLocalWorkspaceName] = useState<string>("");
+
+useEffect(() => {
+ if (workspace?.name) {
+ setLocalWorkspaceName(workspace.name);
+ }
+}, [workspace?.name]);Likely invalid or redundant comment.
12-14: Consider making the workspace prop required and adding runtime validation.
The workspace prop being optional could lead to runtime issues. Consider:
- Making it required by removing undefined
- Adding runtime validation using PropTypes or a schema validation library
web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Members/AddMemberModal.tsx (2)
98-100: LGTM!
The implementation is clean and follows React best practices.
169-187: LGTM!
The styled components are well-implemented, using theme values consistently and maintaining type safety.
web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Members/index.tsx (4)
28-34: LGTM!
Clean state management implementation using appropriate React hooks.
54-64: LGTM!
Efficient implementation of member sorting with proper memoization.
145-177: LGTM!
Clean styled-components implementation with proper theme usage and responsive layout.
1-177: Verify complete migration from old implementation.
Let's ensure all references to the old implementation have been properly updated.
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Let me verify the imports and usage patterns further to ensure complete migration.
Let me check one final aspect to ensure there are no old member-related files or patterns that need cleanup.
Migration is complete and properly implemented
The verification shows that all member-related functionality has been properly migrated to the new implementation. The codebase shows:
- All member-related files are properly organized under the new structure
- No legacy member components or hooks remain
- All imports and utilities are using the new implementation
- The component uses modern hooks from
useWorkspaceFetcherfor member management operations
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2-10: LGTM: Well-structured type imports.
The addition of strongly-typed mutation variables from the generated GraphQL types improves type safety across workspace operations.
79-83: LGTM: Consistent mutation refactor pattern.
The refactor to use a single props parameter maintains consistency with other mutations while preserving type safety.
109-109: LGTM: Type-safe workspace update mutation.
The refactor maintains consistency with other mutations while properly typing the response data.
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170-170: LGTM: Consistent member removal mutation.
The refactor maintains consistency with other mutations while supporting the new member management UI.
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138-138: Verify integration with new AddMemberModal component.
The mutation refactor looks good. Since this supports the new AddMemberModal component, let's verify the integration.
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Integration with AddMemberModal is properly implemented
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- The
AddMemberModalcomponent exists atweb/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Members/AddMemberModal.tsx - The modal correctly imports and uses the
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handleAddMembersToWorkspacefunction - The modal is correctly rendered and managed in the parent Members component with proper visibility controls
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The mutation refactor looks good. Since this supports the new UpdateRoleModal component, let's verify the integration.
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Integration with UpdateRoleModal is properly implemented
The UpdateRoleModal component correctly integrates with the useUpdateMemberOfWorkspace mutation:
- Imports and uses the mutation hook via useWorkspaceFetcher
- Properly passes required parameters (teamId, userId, role) to the mutation
- Handles the mutation response and modal state appropriately
- Includes proper role selection UI with all available role options
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rg "UpdateRoleModal" --type ts --type tsx -B 2 -A 5
# Also search for any files with "role" and "modal" in their name
fd -e ts -e tsx "role.*modal|modal.*role" -i
# Search for usage of the mutation in components
rg "useUpdateMemberOfWorkspace" --type ts --type tsx -B 2 -A 5
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# Let's examine the UpdateRoleModal component and its usage of the mutation
cat "web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/innerPages/Members/UpdateRoleModal.tsx"
# Search for any imports or references without file type restrictions
rg "useUpdateMemberOfWorkspace|UpdateMemberOfWorkspaceMutationVariables" -B 2 -A 2
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50-54: Verify the migration from hooks.ts to this refactored API.
The function signature change looks good, but since this replaces functionality from the removed hooks.ts, we should verify all call sites have been updated.
✅ Verification successful
Migration from hooks.ts is properly implemented
The verification shows that:
useCreateWorkspaceis only defined and exported fromworkspacesApi.ts- No references to old hooks.ts file for workspace creation were found
- The implementation in
workspacesApi.tsis complete with proper error handling and notifications
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# Search for any remaining direct calls to createWorkspace that might not match the new signature
rg "useCreateWorkspace\(" --type ts --type tsx -B 2 -A 5
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for any remaining direct calls to createWorkspace with proper file type options
rg "useCreateWorkspace\(" -t ts -t tsx -B 2 -A 5
# Also search for potential imports of the old hooks
rg "from.*hooks" -t ts -t tsx
# Look for any files that might contain workspace creation logic
fd -e ts -e tsx | xargs rg "createWorkspace" -l
Length of output: 224
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#!/bin/bash
# Search with correct ripgrep syntax for TypeScript files
rg "useCreateWorkspace" --type-list # First check supported file types
rg "useCreateWorkspace" -g "*.{ts,tsx}" -B 2 -A 5
# Search for hooks imports with correct syntax
rg "from.*hooks" -g "*.{ts,tsx}"
# Look at the workspace API file content
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web/src/services/i18n/translations/en.yml (1)
300-314: Maintain consistent error message style.
Consider standardizing the error message style:
- "Can't find the user" uses a contraction
- "User already joined this workspace." doesn't use a contraction
Apply this diff for consistency:
-Can't find the user: ''
+Cannot find the user: ''Also, please verify if the role strings (Reader, Writer, Maintainer, Owner) are intended to be duplicated, as they appear to be both added and removed according to the AI summary.
web/src/services/i18n/translations/ja.yml (3)
300-304: LGTM: Member management translations are clear and natural.
The translations for member management functionality are well-written and maintain consistency with Japanese UI conventions. The error message for duplicate members is particularly clear and follows proper Japanese grammar.
322-324: LGTM: Workspace-related translations are consistent.
The translations for workspace settings and management maintain consistency in terminology and follow natural Japanese language patterns.
300-324: Verify translation completeness.
While the translations are well-written, let's verify that all new UI elements have corresponding translations.
✅ Verification successful
Let me verify if these UI strings are properly using translations by checking the translation keys in the codebase.
Translations are complete and properly integrated
All UI strings are correctly defined in both English and Japanese translation files, and they are properly referenced using the translation function (t()) in the React components. The translations maintain consistent terminology and style across the workspace management features.
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Length of output: 827
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# Check if all these strings exist in the translation files
rg -g '*.yml' -i "^(Add a team member|Change Role|Update Member Role|Delete workspace):"
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web/src/services/i18n/translations/en.yml (1)
315-324: Consider adding more detailed warning messages for workspace deletion.While the current warnings are clear and the grammar has been improved, consider adding more specific warning messages to help users understand the full impact of workspace deletion:
Add these additional warning messages for better user guidance:
This action is permanent and cannot be reversed.: '' This will permanently delete the workspace and all related projects, assets and datasets for all team members.: '' +All team members will immediately lose access to workspace resources.: '' +Please ensure you have backed up any important data before proceeding.: '' +This process may take several minutes to complete.: '' Please type your workspace name to continue.: ''
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web/src/services/i18n/translations/en.yml (1)
300-314: LGTM! Clear and consistent member management translations.
The new translations for member management functionality are well-structured and follow consistent capitalization. The error messages are user-friendly, and the role definitions follow a standard permission hierarchy.
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