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Fliplet Widget Data Source

What does this PR do?

Ensures the component reacts to data changes when entries are added to or removed from the connected Data Source.

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DEV-250

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Ensured that previous table instances are properly removed before creating new ones, preventing potential display or data issues.
  • Improvements

    • Data source entries now refresh automatically after saving changes.
    • Deleted entries are now stored locally for each data source, allowing for better tracking and potential future use.

…es are added to or removed from the connected Data Source.
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The update modifies the table management logic in the interface script. It ensures any existing table instance is destroyed before creating a new one when fetching data source entries. Upon saving data, the table is refreshed and deleted entry IDs are stored in localStorage, keyed by the current data source ID.

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File(s) Change Summary
js/interface.js Explicitly destroys existing table before creating a new one; after saving, refreshes table and stores deleted entry IDs in localStorage keyed by data source ID.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Interface.js
    participant Table
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    User->>Interface.js: Trigger saveCurrentData()
    Interface.js->>Table: table.onSave()
    Interface.js->>Interface.js: fetchCurrentDataSourceEntries()
    Interface.js->>Table: Destroy existing table (if any)
    Interface.js->>Table: Create new table instance
    Interface.js->>localStorage: Store deleted entry IDs (keyed by data source ID)
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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js/interface.js (3)

354-467: Enhance function documentation and add comprehensive testing

The fetchCurrentDataSourceEntries function lacks proper JSDoc documentation and comprehensive error handling.

Documentation improvements:

/**
 * Fetches and renders data source entries, handling table recreation and caching
 * @param {Array} [entries] - Optional pre-fetched entries to use instead of fetching from source
 * @returns {Promise} Promise that resolves when entries are loaded and rendered
 * @throws {Error} When data source access is denied or connection fails
 */
function fetchCurrentDataSourceEntries(entries) {
  // existing implementation
}

Testing Plan:

  1. Unit Tests:

    • Test with pre-provided entries parameter
    • Test with empty/null entries
    • Test table destruction logic
    • Test error handling for access denied scenarios
    • Test localStorage operations for deleted entries
  2. Integration Test Scenarios:

    • Test data refresh after save operations
    • Test component reactivity when entries are added/removed
    • Test table recreation with different column configurations

680-762: Improve error handling and add comprehensive testing for save operations

The saveCurrentData function handles critical data operations but lacks robust error handling and proper documentation.

Enhanced error handling needed:

// Add try-catch around localStorage operations
try {
  localStorage.setItem(deletedEntriesKey, JSON.stringify(deletedEntries));
} catch (error) {
  console.warn('Failed to store deleted entries in localStorage:', error);
  // Consider fallback strategy or user notification
}

Testing Plan:

  1. Unit Tests:

    • Test successful save operations
    • Test save with empty data
    • Test column trimming logic
    • Test localStorage storage failure scenarios
    • Test commit payload generation
  2. Integration Tests:

    • Test data refresh after save
    • Test table recreation after save
    • Test component state consistency after save operations

1-53: Consider migrating from var to const/let for better code quality

The file uses var declarations throughout, which should be modernised to const/let for better scoping and immutability where appropriate.

Example improvements:

// Instead of var declarations
const $initialSpinnerLoading = $('.spinner-holder');
const $contents = $('#contents');
const $sourceContents = $('#source-contents');
// ... etc

// Use let for variables that need reassignment
let currentDataSource;
let currentDataSourceId;
let table;

This aligns with modern JavaScript best practices and the Google JavaScript Style Guide.

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[error] 738-738: Template literals are preferred over string concatenation.

Unsafe fix: Use a template literal.

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[error] 737-737: Use let or const instead of var.

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See MDN web docs for more details.
Unsafe fix: Use 'const' instead.

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See MDN web docs for more details.
Unsafe fix: Use 'const' instead.

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js/interface.js (2)

426-428: LGTM: Proper table cleanup before recreation

The explicit table destruction logic correctly addresses the PR objective of ensuring the component reacts to data changes. The null checks prevent errors when the table doesn't exist.

Also applies to: 442-444


684-684: No change needed: parameter-less call correctly fetches fresh data

The implementation of fetchCurrentDataSourceEntries(entries) returns cached entries only when an array is passed; omitting the argument always triggers a fresh fetch via source.find({}). Since you’re refreshing the data source after saving, the parameter-less call behaves as intended.

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