Component review for csv-result-modal

[LovleenKala]

Ontrack Component review

Team Member Name

Lovleen Kala

Component Name

csv-result-modal.coffee
csv-result-modal.scss
csv-result-modal.tpl.html
csv-upload-modal.tpl.html (Referenced for integration)

Component purpose

The CSV Result Modal is a critical component in the OnTrack application, primarily responsible for displaying the results of a CSV file upload. It presents feedback to the user, including the number of successful uploads, errors, and ignored rows, along with detailed messages for each entry. The modal provides a clear, organized interface for reviewing the outcomes of bulk data operations, supporting efficient error detection and data correction.

The csv-result-modal component has a nested component called file-uploader, which is responsible for managing file selection, validation, and server communication. This nested component is referenced in the csv-upload-modal.tpl.html file and plays a crucial role in handling the initial CSV file input before the results are displayed in the csv-result-modal.

Key Features:

Data Categorization: Separates the responses into Success, Errors, and Ignored categories.
Pagination: Handles large result sets through paginated tables.
Responsive UI: Dynamically updates based on the selected response category.
User Feedback: Provides immediate, clear feedback to the user on the status of their data upload.

Before Migration:

Component outcomes and interactions

Expected Outcomes:

Display categorized results (Success, Errors, Ignored) after a CSV file upload.
Allow users to toggle between different response categories.
Provide clear feedback on each row's status, including message details and original data.
Support pagination for efficient data navigation.
Interactions:

Incoming Data: Receives structured data through the response object, including arrays of success, error, and ignored entries.
Outgoing Data: No explicit outgoing data, but allows for user-driven navigation and review of upload results.

Component migration plan

Code Translation: Convert the CoffeeScript logic in csv-result-modal.coffee to TypeScript, preserving the original function structure and data handling.
Template Conversion: Migrate the csv-result-modal.tpl.html to a standalone Angular HTML component with Angular Material components for modern styling.
Styling Update: Refactor csv-result-modal.scss to align with the new Angular component structure, replacing Bootstrap classes where necessary.
Pagination Logic: Update pagination to use Angular's built-in components for a more consistent experience.
Event Binding: Replace AngularJS-specific directives like ng-repeat and ng-show with Angular equivalents.

Component review checklist

[]Successfully displays categorized results (Success, Errors, Ignored).
[]Correctly handles empty categories with appropriate messages (e.g., "No data to show").
[]Implements functional pagination for large result sets.
[]Preserves the original data structure and response object handling.

Discussion with Client (Andrew Cain)

Finally you will need to take the feedback from Andrew and Discuss any addtional considertions he
may have with this component before writing any code.