✨ Enable to show task table for ABC212 - (#1611) #1614
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src/lib/components/ExternalLinkWrapper.svelte (1)
8-9: Recommend default values reflecting typical usage.
Using empty string fortextOverflowand4foriconSizeis fine, but consider setting more descriptive defaults to better reflect typical usage or design guidelines (e.g.,"truncate"fortextOverflowand a more self-describingiconSize).src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (4)
33-44:filterTaskResultsByContestTypefunction.
This function is concise. Ensure the naming remains consistent if you expand filtering to multiple contest types in the future. Consider returning a new array to keep side effects minimal.
85-93: Background color logic is clean.
Extracting color strings fromstatusNameusing an external service is a good separation of concerns, though consider fallback colors for unexpected status names.
96-102: Filtering button is a good initial approach.
There is a single button right now for ABC212 and beyond. Future expansions likely need dynamic button generation for varying contest types. Implementation is otherwise fine.
104-106: Heading for clarity.
Displaying “AtCoder Beginners Contest 212 〜” is user-friendly. Just ensure the heading is updated when more contest types are included.src/lib/utils/task.ts (1)
96-106: Consider merging the two conditions returning "H/Ex".
Both theifandelse ifblocks return the same value, so you can simplify the function by combining the conditions into a single branch:export const getTaskTableHeaderName = (contestType: ContestType, taskResult: TaskResult) => { - if (contestType === ContestType.ABC && taskResult.task_table_index === 'H') { - return 'H/Ex'; - } else if (taskResult.task_table_index === 'Ex') { - return 'H/Ex'; - } + if ( + (contestType === ContestType.ABC && taskResult.task_table_index === 'H') || + taskResult.task_table_index === 'Ex' + ) { + return 'H/Ex'; + } return taskResult.task_table_index; };
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src/lib/components/ExternalLinkWrapper.svelte (2)
18-20: Validate the combined classes for text overflow.
Wrapping the description text in a <div> applying {textOverflow} and truncate is useful for controlling overflow. Ensure that setting the textOverflow prop to something other than truncate will not conflict with the built-in truncate class, and verify that the combination produces the desired display in all browsers.
23-23: Icon sizing approach appears appropriate.
Passing iconSize into the size attribute of ExternalLinkIcon for width and height is a flexible solution; no issues observed.
src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/SubmissionStatusImage.svelte (2)
8-8: Ensure consistent usage of the isHideImage property.
Setting isHideImage to false by default is intuitive since, in most cases, an image for submission status would be displayed. Just confirm that any code referencing this property in parent components is well-aligned with the new conditional logic.
21-23: Conditional image rendering logic looks good.
Hiding or showing the image based on isHideImage is straightforward. The Img component is removed cleanly when isHideImage is true. This approach avoids unnecessary rendering, which is a minor performance benefit.
src/routes/problems/+page.svelte (3)
10-10: New import statement is clear.
Importing TaskTable from $lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte ensures the new component is accessible to this page. No issues observed.
29-36: Restricting the task table to admin users.
Conditionally rendering the TaskTable inside {#if isAdmin} is a good approach to hide in-progress features. Ensure future expansions include suitable checks or user feedback if the context changes.
38-38: Minor note on changing default openings.
Previously, the "Grades" tab might have been opened by default; now, the user must actively switch. This might be intentional, but confirm that this change aligns with the desired user flow.
src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (11)
1-12: Imports from flowbite-svelte are correct.
The component uses various Flowbite-Svelte UI elements (e.g., Table, ButtonGroup, etc.). No syntactical problems identified.
14-16: Type imports yield better clarity.
Importing TaskResults, TaskResult, and ContestType ensures clear typing across this new component. Excellent for long-term maintainability and catching potential errors early.
17-20: Additional component imports are well-defined.
The external components (ExternalLinkWrapper, GradeLabel, SubmissionStatusImage) appear relevant to building the task display. No duplication or unused imports detected.
21-23: Helper utilities for contests and tasks.
Appropriately importing helper methods (classifyContest, getContestNameLabel, etc.) centralizes logic for naming, classification, and styling.
25-26: Exported properties are relevant.
Exposing taskResults and isLoggedIn is sufficient to handle complex UI states and data flow from the parent. No direct concerns.
28-31: Local variables for processed data.
The use of selectedTaskResults, contestIds, taskTableIndices, and taskTable keeps derived state local to this component, reducing external dependencies.
45-49: Clear naming for contest classification condition.
fromABC212_Onwards accurately communicates the filtering logic in a straightforward manner. No issues found.
50-53: Unique, reverse-sorted contest IDs.
getContestIds function extracts unique contest IDs, sorted in descending order. This meets typical user expectations (showing recent contests first). Implementation looks solid.
55-63: Logical grouping for task table indices.
getTaskTableIndices effectively identifies unique headers. Just ensure that tasks from future ABC variations do not create unexpected table expansions if tasks deviate in naming.
65-83: Construct a nested object for easy rendering.
prepareTaskTable organizes data in a Record structure, simplifying lookups in the template. Straightforward approach that balances performance and clarity.
108-111: Well-documented references for future improvements.
The link references to other repository examples show your plan for pagination or advanced features. Great for maintainability.
src/lib/utils/task.ts (1)
2-2: LGTM!
The new import of ContestType is correctly used in the function parameters.
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src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/IconForUpdating.svelte (2)
8-9: Assess duplication in a future refactor.
The note suggests functional overlap withSubmissionStatusImage.svelte. It might be beneficial to consolidate shared logic if possible, but it’s acceptable to keep separate components when the differences justify separate implementations.
10-18: Ensure accessibility and i18n.
The static text'更新'and the icon are well-presented visually. For further improvement, consider:
- Adding alt text or an aria-label to communicate the icon’s purpose for assistive technology.
- Providing a way to localize
'更新'for non-Japanese users if your project targets a global audience.src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (4)
35-39: Consider supporting more contest types.
The TODO note suggests future expansion to handle additional contest types. If you anticipate multiple contest categories, you could abstract the filtering logic to easily extend it.
41-46: Ensure consistent naming of filter functions.
Your filter function namefilterTaskResultsByContestTypeis descriptive, but be mindful if you add more contest-type filters. Each filter function should remain consistent in naming.
117-192: Consider modularizing large markup blocks.
This file introduces a fairly large template section. Splitting parts like your table rows, table cells, or the entire iteration logic into smaller components (e.g.,TaskTableRow.svelte,TaskTableCell.svelte) would increase maintainability.
180-183: Implement the detailed page link.
The TODO could be resolved by adding a dedicated link or a button that routes to the detailed task page.
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src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/IconForUpdating.svelte (2)
2-2: Consider removing or justifying @ts-ignore.
If there's a known type definition for the icon import, it's preferable to install or reference it instead of suppressing the error with @ts-ignore.
5-5: Exporting typed props looks good.
Exporting isLoggedIn as a boolean is clear and self-explanatory. This ensures that the component remains succinct and properly typed.
src/lib/components/GradeLabel.svelte (2)
6-7: Default property exports look good.
These exports allow more flexibility for styling and reusability. Good job keeping them typed as number for clarity.
15-15: Potential dynamic class binding concern.
Svelte doesn't directly parse expressions like p-{defaultPadding} as a dynamic Tailwind class. Ensure these expressions render the correct classes (e.g., p-1 or p-2). If not, you might need to use string concatenation.
src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (3)
29-34: Strongly typed local variables are helpful.
The typed declarations for updatingModal and your data structures assist in readability and maintainability. Consider adding comments to clarify how these local state variables affect the table’s rendering.
48-52: Check comparison edge cases with contest IDs.
taskResult.contest_id >= 'abc212' relies on lexicographical comparison. Confirm that it behaves as expected for all relevant contests (e.g., 'abc999' vs. 'abc2122').
170-177: Be cautious with modal triggers.
Ensure that calling updatingModal.openModal from a table cell doesn’t introduce any race conditions or undefined references. Confirm that updatingModal is available during the table render lifecycle.
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src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (4)
24-32: Add type annotation for updatingModal.The
updatingModalvariable should be typed for better type safety and code clarity.- let updatingModal: UpdatingModal; + let updatingModal: UpdatingModal | undefined;
86-94: Improve null safety in getBackgroundColor function.The optional chaining on
statusNameis good, but the function could be more robust:function getBackgroundColor(taskResult: TaskResult): string { - const statusName = taskResult?.status_name; + if (!taskResult?.status_name) { + return ''; + } - if (taskResult && statusName !== 'ns') { - return getBackgroundColorFrom(statusName); + if (taskResult.status_name !== 'ns') { + return getBackgroundColorFrom(taskResult.status_name); } return ''; }
111-114: Consider implementing pagination for better performance.The TODO comments reference good examples for pagination implementation. This is important for:
- Improved initial load time
- Better memory usage
- Reduced DOM size
Would you like me to help implement the pagination logic based on the referenced examples?
116-154: Enhance table accessibility.While the table has good basic accessibility with aria-label, consider these improvements:
- Add
scope="col"to TableHeadCell elements- Add aria-sort attributes if the table becomes sortable
- Consider adding aria-live regions for dynamic updates
Example:
- <TableHeadCell class="w-16 px-2 text-center border">Round</TableHeadCell> + <TableHeadCell scope="col" class="w-16 px-2 text-center border">Round</TableHeadCell>src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTableBodyCell.svelte (2)
17-26: Consider adding descriptive text for the link
TheExternalLinkWrapperis wrapped around the task title, which provides clarity. However, consider adding or verifying anaria-labelor equivalent descriptive text for accessibility to help screen readers describe the link better.
33-48: Complete the link to the detailed page
A TODO comment exists for adding a link to the detailed page. Provide a direct link once the relevant route or page is ready. Additionally, consider making the'詳細'text translatable or at least consistent with the project's internationalization approach.Do you want any assistance configuring a route for the task's detailed page or adding i18n?
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1-23: LGTM! Well-organized imports.The imports are properly structured and all imported components/utilities are used in the code.
33-38: Consider making contest type configurable.The code is currently hard-coded for ABC212 onwards. While the TODO indicates future extensibility, consider:
- Moving the 'abc212' string to a constant or configuration
- Adding validation for the contest ID format
Let's verify the usage of 'abc212' across the codebase:
src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTableBodyCell.svelte (3)
2-3: Ensure type references are accurate and consistent
The import ofTaskResultis correct; just confirm that'$lib/types/task'remains consistent with the rest of the codebase and that no changes are required in theTaskResultstructure.
11-13: Validate theupdatingModalusage
ExportingupdatingModalis a neat approach to handle submission updates. However, confirm that the same instance ofUpdatingModalis used across the relevant parent components or pages to avoid unexpected behavior if multiple tasks share the same modal instance.
28-31: Confirm the grade label styling
This usage ofdefaultPadding={0.5}anddefaultWidth={8}is straightforward. Verify that these default values match the design requirements across different screen sizes or UI themes.
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src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTableBodyCell.svelte (2)
17-26: Consider making the component more configurable.While the implementation works, consider making the following properties configurable through props to enhance reusability:
- Text alignment classes
- Text size classes
- Min and max width values for textOverflow
Example implementation:
<script lang="ts"> // ... existing imports ... + export let titleAlignment = "text-left"; + export let titleTextSize = "text-md sm:text-lg"; + export let minWidth = "60px"; + export let maxWidth = "120px"; </script> <div class={titleAlignment + " " + titleTextSize}> <ExternalLinkWrapper url={getTaskUrl(taskResult.contest_id, taskResult.task_id)} description={taskResult.title} textSize="xs:text-md" textColorInDarkMode="dark:text-gray-300" - textOverflow="min-w-[60px] max-w-[120px]" + textOverflow={`min-w-[${minWidth}] max-w-[${maxWidth}]`} iconSize={0} /> </div>
33-44: Enhance accessibility and styling flexibility.Consider the following improvements:
- Make the aria-label more descriptive by including the task title
- Make the max-width configurable for better responsiveness
<button type="button" class="flex-1 text-center" on:click={() => updatingModal.openModal(taskResult)} - aria-label="Update submission" + aria-label="Update submission for {taskResult.title}" > <IconForUpdating {isLoggedIn} /> </button> <div - class="flex-1 text-center text-sm dark:text-gray-300 max-w-[32px]" + class="flex-1 text-center text-sm dark:text-gray-300" + style="max-width: var(--details-max-width, 32px)" >src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (5)
33-38: Consider making the contest filter configurable.The hardcoded filter condition for "ABC212" could be made configurable through a prop or environment variable for better flexibility.
+export let minimumContestId = 'abc212'; // Make this configurable + // TODO: 任意のコンテスト種別に拡張 -$: selectedTaskResults = filterTaskResultsByContestType(taskResults, fromABC212_Onwards); +$: selectedTaskResults = filterTaskResultsByContestType(taskResults, + (taskResult) => fromABC212_Onwards(taskResult, minimumContestId));
48-49: Update filter function to use configurable contest ID.The hardcoded contest ID check should be updated to use the configurable value.
-const fromABC212_Onwards = (taskResult: TaskResult) => - classifyContest(taskResult.contest_id) === ContestType.ABC && taskResult.contest_id >= 'abc212'; +const fromABC212_Onwards = (taskResult: TaskResult, minimumId: string) => + classifyContest(taskResult.contest_id) === ContestType.ABC && + taskResult.contest_id >= minimumId;
86-94: Strengthen null check in getBackgroundColor.The function uses optional chaining for statusName but then uses it directly in the condition. Consider strengthening the null check.
function getBackgroundColor(taskResult: TaskResult): string { const statusName = taskResult?.status_name; - if (taskResult && statusName !== 'ns') { + if (statusName && statusName !== 'ns') { return getBackgroundColorFrom(statusName); } return ''; }
130-134: Simplify responsive classes.The flex-wrap classes could be simplified using Tailwind's responsive variants.
-<TableBodyRow class="flex flex-wrap xl:flex-row xl:table-row"> +<TableBodyRow class="flex flex-wrap xl:table-row">
139-141: Consider extracting complex class binding.The background color class binding and responsive width classes could be extracted into a computed property for better readability.
+$: getCellClasses = (contestId: string, taskIndex: string) => { + const baseClasses = "w-1/2 xs:w-1/3 sm:w-1/4 md:w-1/5 lg:w-1/6 px-1 py-1 border"; + const bgColor = getBackgroundColor(taskTable[contestId][taskIndex]); + return `${baseClasses} ${bgColor}`; +}; + -class="w-1/2 xs:w-1/3 sm:w-1/4 md:w-1/5 lg:w-1/6 px-1 py-1 border {getBackgroundColor( - taskTable[contestId][taskIndex], -)}" +class={getCellClasses(contestId, taskIndex)}
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src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTableBodyCell.svelte (1)
1-14: LGTM! Well-structured script section with proper typing.The imports and exports are well-organized with appropriate TypeScript types, ensuring type safety throughout the component.
src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (1)
1-26: Well-organized imports and props!The imports are logically grouped and the props are properly typed.
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17-25: Consider more flexible width constraints for better responsiveness.The current fixed width constraints (
min-w-[60px] max-w-[120px]) might be too restrictive for varying task titles and screen sizes.Consider using relative units or Tailwind's responsive classes:
- textOverflow="min-w-[60px] max-w-[120px]" + textOverflow="min-w-[4rem] max-w-full sm:max-w-[120px] truncate"
28-40: Improve flex layout consistency.The current flex layout might lead to uneven spacing between elements. Consider standardizing the widths for better alignment.
- <button - type="button" - class="flex-1 text-center" + <button + type="button" + class="mx-2 w-8 text-center" on:click={() => updatingModal.openModal(taskResult)} aria-label="Update submission for {taskResult.title}" >src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (2)
33-37: Consider allowing more flexible contest type filtering.
The current approach only covers ABC212 onward. If there’s a need to handle more contests or other event types in the future, a parameter-driven or generalized filter could make the code more reusable.
139-139: Address the “FIXME” for contest labeling.
The comment indicates future adjustments to support multiple contest types. If needed, I can help implement a dynamic solution now.
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1-14: LGTM! Well-structured script section.The TypeScript setup, imports, and prop declarations follow Svelte best practices with proper type definitions.
42-45: Address TODO and internationalize text content.Two issues need attention:
- The TODO comment indicates missing functionality for the detailed page link
- The text '詳細' (details) should be internationalized for better maintainability and accessibility
src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (5)
1-12: Imports look consistent and well-structured.
Everything appears neatly organized, with clear usage from theflowbite-sveltelibrary.
24-25: Exported variables naming is intuitive.
taskResultsandisLoggedInclearly express their purpose, making it easy to follow the component's functionality.
118-121: Pagination is recommended for high-volume data.
This echoes prior feedback regarding performance concerns when handling large datasets in the table.
138-158: Consider further modularization of table layout.
Breaking out more subcomponents (e.g., rows or sections) can help maintain readability and reduce complexity.
49-49: String-based comparison may yield unexpected results.
Lexicographical ordering ofcontest_id(e.g.,'abc2'vs.'abc212') might not behave as intended. An integer-based comparison could be more reliable.
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16-26: Consider adjusting text constraints and adding hover effects.The current implementation could be improved in two ways:
- The max-width constraint of 120px might truncate longer task titles
- Adding hover effects would improve user experience
Consider these changes:
textSize="xs:text-md" textColorInDarkMode="dark:text-gray-300" - textOverflow="min-w-[60px] max-w-[120px]" + textOverflow="min-w-[60px] max-w-[160px] hover:max-w-none transition-all duration-200" iconSize={0}
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1-14: LGTM! Well-structured script section.The component's script section is well-organized with proper TypeScript types and clear prop definitions.
33-40: LGTM! Well-implemented submission update button.The button implementation is excellent with proper accessibility attributes and clear aria-label.
42-45: Address TODO and internationalize text content.Two issues need attention:
- The TODO comment indicates missing functionality for the detailed page link
- The text '詳細' (details) should be internationalized for better maintainability and accessibility
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src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (4)
33-38: Consider parameterizing the contest type filterThe current implementation is hardcoded to filter ABC212 onwards, but the TODO comment indicates plans for extension. Consider parameterizing this now to improve reusability.
-// TODO: 任意のコンテスト種別に拡張 +export let contestTypeFilter: (taskResult: TaskResult) => boolean = fromABC212_Onwards; -$: selectedTaskResults = filterTaskResultsByContestType(taskResults, fromABC212_Onwards); +$: selectedTaskResults = filterTaskResultsByContestType(taskResults, contestTypeFilter);
96-104: Simplify getBackgroundColor functionThe function can be simplified by combining the conditions.
function getBackgroundColor(taskResult: TaskResult): string { - const statusName = taskResult?.status_name; - - if (taskResult && statusName !== 'ns') { - return getBackgroundColorFrom(statusName); - } - - return ''; + return taskResult?.status_name && taskResult.status_name !== 'ns' + ? getBackgroundColorFrom(taskResult.status_name) + : ''; }
133-142: Enhance table accessibilityConsider adding these accessibility improvements:
- Add
scope="col"to table header cells- Add aria-sort attributes for sortable columns
- Consider adding aria-label to describe the sorting state
-<TableHeadCell class="w-full xl:w-16 px-2 text-center border">Round</TableHeadCell> +<TableHeadCell scope="col" aria-sort="none" class="w-full xl:w-16 px-2 text-center border">Round</TableHeadCell> {#if taskTableIndices.length} {#each taskTableIndices as taskTableIndex} - <TableHeadCell class="text-center border">{taskTableIndex}</TableHeadCell> + <TableHeadCell scope="col" aria-sort="none" class="text-center border">{taskTableIndex}</TableHeadCell> {/each} {/if}
149-151: Extract contest name formatting logicThe FIXME comment suggests this needs to be more flexible. Consider extracting this logic to a utility function.
+function formatContestName(contestId: string, contestType: ContestType): string { + switch (contestType) { + case ContestType.ABC: + return getContestNameLabel(contestId).replace('ABC ', ''); + // Add cases for other contest types + default: + return getContestNameLabel(contestId); + } +} -{getContestNameLabel(contestId).replace('ABC ', '')} +{formatContestName(contestId, ContestType.ABC)}src/test/lib/utils/test_cases/task_table_header_name.ts (3)
20-26: Consider adding JSDoc for this helper function.
A quick doc comment describing the intention ofcreateTaskResultWithTaskTableIndexcan help maintainers.+/** + * Creates a new TaskResult using defaultTaskResult as a base, overriding the taskId and taskTableIndex. + */ function createTaskResultWithTaskTableIndex(taskId: string, taskTableIndex: string): TaskResult {
45-51: Clarify the contest range or naming.
The comment states “ABC319 - : 7 tasks (A, B, C, D, E, F, G)”, yet anabc386_gis added here. Ensure thatabc386_gis intentionally grouped under this comment or update the comment.
52-71: Sensible final export, but consider clarifying naming or grouping.
The exported object is quite large and merges multiple contests. If the test file grows, consider grouping them by contest or by year for easier maintenance.src/test/lib/utils/task.test.ts (1)
464-594: Thorough coverage for ABC tasks.
You’ve covered tasks for A, B, F, G, H, and Ex across various ABC contests. Consider adding boundary or unexpected indexes to ensure robust coverage, e.g., an unrecognized index like “Z” or “EX2” for ABC.+ describe('when unexpected ABCxxx index is given', () => { + const testCases: TestCasesForTaskTableHeaderName = [ + { + contestType: ContestType.ABC, + taskResult: { ...taskResultsForTaskTableHeaderName.abc212_a, task_table_index: 'Z' }, + expected: 'Z', // or some fallback + }, + ]; + runTests( + 'getTaskTableHeaderName', + testCases, + ({ contestType, taskResult, expected }) => { + expect(getTaskTableHeaderName(contestType, taskResult)).toBe(expected); + }, + ); + });
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src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (1)
1-26: LGTM! Clean imports and well-typed props.The imports are well-organized and all used within the component. Props are properly typed with TypeScript annotations.
src/test/lib/utils/test_cases/task_table_header_name.ts (4)
5-18: Good approach for defining a default task result.
Initializingupdated_atwithnew Date(0)is a neat way to ensure consistency in tests. Make sure to cover any time-zone considerations in tests if needed.
37-44: Verify coverage for tasks C, D, E.
Similarly, the comment states 8 tasks exist, but only a subset is defined. Confirm that the missing tasks do not require coverage.
28-36: Inconsistent list of tasks vs. the stated comment.
Comment says “ABC212 - ABC232: 8 tasks (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H)”, yet only five tasks are declared (A, B, F, G, H). Verify ifC, D, Eare intentionally omitted.
1-3: Check file path correctness and usage.
There is a typed import from$lib/types/task. Please verify that$lib/types/taskis the correct path for theTaskResulttype and confirm that no imports are unused.Run this script to search for the
TaskResulttype usage across the codebase:✅ Verification successful
Let me try a different search pattern to locate the TaskResult type and its usage.
Let me check the content of the task.ts files to verify the type definition and its location.
Import path is correct and type is actively used
The import path$lib/types/taskis correct, and theTaskResultinterface is properly defined insrc/lib/types/task.ts. The type is actively used in the test file to create test cases for task table header names. The import is not unused as it's required for type annotation of thedefaultTaskResultconstant and the return type ofcreateTaskResultWithTaskTableIndexfunction.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/test/lib/utils/task.test.ts (4)
14-14: Confirm usage alignment of task results.
You have newly importedtaskResultsForTaskTableHeaderName. Double-check that references in this file align with expected test logic.
22-22: Review the exported function usage.
getTaskTableHeaderNameis imported here; if the underlying logic changes, remember to update these tests accordingly.
25-25: Ensure consistent usage ofContestType.
Make sure theContestTypeenum includes all relevant contest types, as tasks from different contest types are tested.
59-66: Test case types are well-structured.
DefiningTestCaseForTaskTableHeaderNameandTestCasesForTaskTableHeaderNamehelps keep the test suite organized and readable.
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src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (2)
27-38: Consider making the contest filter more configurable.The hardcoded "ABC212" threshold in the reactive statement might limit flexibility. Consider making this configurable through props or environment variables.
-$: selectedTaskResults = filterTaskResultsByContestType(taskResults, fromABC212_Onwards); +export let minimumContestId = 'abc212'; +$: selectedTaskResults = filterTaskResultsByContestType(taskResults, + (taskResult) => classifyContest(taskResult.contest_id) === ContestType.ABC && + taskResult.contest_id >= minimumContestId +);
116-124: Simplify the getBackgroundColor function.The function can be simplified by combining the conditions and removing unnecessary variable declaration.
-function getBackgroundColor(taskResult: TaskResult): string { - const statusName = taskResult?.status_name; - - if (taskResult && statusName !== 'ns') { - return getBackgroundColorFrom(statusName); - } - - return ''; -} +function getBackgroundColor(taskResult: TaskResult): string { + return taskResult?.status_name && taskResult.status_name !== 'ns' + ? getBackgroundColorFrom(taskResult.status_name) + : ''; +}src/test/lib/utils/test_cases/task_table_header_name.ts (2)
1-18: LGTM! Consider enhancing the documentation.The default task result implementation looks good with appropriate default values and proper type safety.
Consider expanding the comment to explain why other fields are initialized with their specific default values:
-// For the default task result, the updated_at field is set to the Unix epoch. -// why: only use the parameter task_table_index +// Default task result with minimal initialization. +// Most fields are empty strings as they're not relevant for these tests. +// The updated_at field is set to Unix epoch as we only care about task_table_index +// and task_id for header name testing.
20-29: LGTM! Consider enhancing the function documentation.The helper function implementation is clean and follows good practices.
Consider enhancing the JSDoc documentation to include parameter and return type descriptions:
/** * Creates a new TaskResult using defaultTaskResult as a base, overriding the taskId and taskTableIndex. + * @param taskId - The ID of the task (e.g., 'abc212') + * @param taskTableIndex - The index of the task in the table (e.g., 'A', 'B', 'Ex') + * @returns A new TaskResult object with the specified taskId and taskTableIndex */
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src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (3)
1-26: LGTM! Clean imports and well-typed props.The imports are well-organized and the props are properly typed with TypeScript.
141-145: Pagination implementation pending Svelte v5 upgrade.As previously discussed, pagination will be implemented after upgrading to Svelte v5.
189-189: LGTM! Modal implementation is clean.The UpdatingModal component is properly bound and receives the necessary props.
src/test/lib/utils/test_cases/task_table_header_name.ts (2)
55-74: LGTM! Well-structured export.The exported constant is well-organized and follows a consistent naming pattern.
If you add more test cases as suggested above, don't forget to include them in this export object.
31-53: Consider expanding test coverage.While the test data covers different contest periods and task structures, it might miss important edge cases:
- Missing test cases for tasks C, D, E in all periods
- Large gaps between contest IDs (e.g., abc213 to abc232) might miss potential variations
Let's verify if we need more test cases:
Consider adding more test cases:
// Add missing task types for better coverage const abc212_c = createTaskResultWithTaskTableIndex('abc212', 'C'); const abc212_d = createTaskResultWithTaskTableIndex('abc212', 'D'); const abc212_e = createTaskResultWithTaskTableIndex('abc212', 'E'); // Add intermediate contest IDs to catch potential variations const abc220_h = createTaskResultWithTaskTableIndex('abc220', 'H'); const abc225_h = createTaskResultWithTaskTableIndex('abc225', 'H');✅ Verification successful
Test coverage is appropriate for the functionality
After analyzing the implementation and test cases, I can conclude that the current test coverage is sufficient because:
The test cases strategically cover all three distinct periods of ABC contests with different task structures:
- ABC212-ABC232: Tasks A-H
- ABC233-ABC318: Tasks A-G + Ex
- ABC319 onwards: Tasks A-G
The
getTaskTableHeaderNamefunction has a simple logic that only needs to verify two conditions:
- When task_table_index is 'H' in ABC contests -> returns 'H/Ex'
- When task_table_index is 'Ex' -> returns 'H/Ex'
- All other cases -> returns the task_table_index as-is
The existing test cases cover all these scenarios:
- Regular indices (A, B, F, G) across all periods
- 'H' cases from ABC212-ABC232 period
- 'Ex' cases from ABC233-ABC318 period
- Latest format (A-G) from ABC319 onwards
Adding test cases for C, D, E would be redundant as they follow the same logic as A, B, F, G (returning the index as-is), which is already verified.
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src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (2)
39-64: Consider moving filtering functions to a utility file.The filtering and data transformation functions (
filterTaskResultsByContestType,getContestIds,getTaskTableIndices) are generic enough to be reused. Consider moving them to a utility file for better code organization and reusability.
116-124: Simplify getBackgroundColor function.The function can be simplified by combining the conditions.
- function getBackgroundColor(taskResult: TaskResult): string { - const statusName = taskResult?.status_name; - - if (taskResult && statusName !== 'ns') { - return getBackgroundColorFrom(statusName); - } - - return ''; - } + function getBackgroundColor(taskResult: TaskResult): string { + return taskResult?.status_name && taskResult.status_name !== 'ns' + ? getBackgroundColorFrom(taskResult.status_name) + : ''; + }
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src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (3)
1-26: LGTM! Well-organized imports and props.The component's dependencies and props are properly structured with appropriate type definitions.
33-38: Verify the TODO comment about contest type extension.The TODO comment indicates a plan to extend filtering to any contest type. This could be important for future maintainability.
Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue to track this enhancement? I can help design a more flexible contest type filtering system.
149-190: LGTM! Well-structured responsive table implementation.The table implementation is well-organized with:
- Proper responsive design using flex utilities
- Accessible table structure with ARIA attributes
- Efficient rendering with proper key bindings
Note: As discussed in previous reviews, pagination will be implemented after upgrading to Svelte v5.
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Release Notes
New Features
ExternalLinkWrappercomponent with customizable text overflow and icon sizing.TaskTablecomponent for displaying contest task results.TaskTableBodyCellcomponent for detailed task information display.IconForUpdatingcomponent for update-related interactions.Improvements
GradeLabelcomponent with configurable padding and width.Admin Enhancements
The updates provide more flexible UI components and improved task management capabilities.