Feature content management create category #15
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- Define base CreateCategoryEvent - Add name and description events - Include icon URL
- Add CreateCategoryStatus enum - Define CreateCategoryState class - Manage form submission status - Include form fields and error message - Add form validation via isFormValid
- Manages category creation state - Handles form input changes - Submits new category to repository - Includes submission status and error states
- Creates new page for category creation - Integrates with CreateCategoryBloc - Handles form input and submission - Displays success and error messages - Refreshes category list on success
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request delivers a new core feature for content management, enabling users to create new categories. It establishes a robust and maintainable flow for this functionality, from user interaction through state management to backend data operations, while also enhancing the application's internationalization capabilities.
Highlights
- New Feature Implementation: Introduced a complete new feature for creating content categories, encompassing UI, state management, and data persistence.
- BLoC Pattern Adoption: Implemented a dedicated
CreateCategoryBlocto manage the state and logic associated with the category creation process, adhering to the BLoC architectural pattern. - User Interface Development: Added a new
CreateCategoryPagethat provides a user-friendly form for inputting category details (name, description, icon URL) and handles submission feedback. - Localization Updates: Expanded the application's localization to include new strings for the 'Create Category' page title and success messages, and refined the 'Category Name' label for clarity.
- Routing Integration: Updated the application's routing configuration to correctly navigate to the new
CreateCategoryPage, replacing a previous placeholder.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces the 'Create Category' feature, utilizing the BLoC pattern for state management and including UI and localization updates. A suggestion has been provided to enhance error handling for improved security and user experience.
| emit( | ||
| state.copyWith( | ||
| status: CreateCategoryStatus.failure, | ||
| errorMessage: e.toString(), |
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Using e.toString() for user-facing error messages can expose sensitive information. Return a generic, user-friendly message instead, and log the original error and stack trace for debugging.
errorMessage: 'An unexpected error occurred.',
| CreateCategoryState copyWith({ | ||
| CreateCategoryStatus? status, | ||
| String? name, | ||
| String? description, | ||
| String? iconUrl, | ||
| String? errorMessage, | ||
| }) { | ||
| return CreateCategoryState( | ||
| status: status ?? this.status, | ||
| name: name ?? this.name, | ||
| description: description ?? this.description, | ||
| iconUrl: iconUrl ?? this.iconUrl, | ||
| errorMessage: errorMessage, | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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The current implementation of copyWith for the errorMessage field (errorMessage: errorMessage) implicitly clears the error message if it's not provided in a call. A more explicit approach is to use a function wrapper for nullable fields. This makes the intent to set, clear, or preserve the value unambiguous.
CreateCategoryState copyWith({
CreateCategoryStatus? status,
String? name,
String? description,
String? iconUrl,
String? Function()? errorMessage,
}) {
return CreateCategoryState(
status: status ?? this.status,
name: name ?? this.name,
description: description ?? this.description,
iconUrl: iconUrl ?? this.iconUrl,
errorMessage: errorMessage != null ? errorMessage() : this.errorMessage,
);
}
| } | ||
| if (state.status == CreateCategoryStatus.failure) { |
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Using an else if for the second check would be slightly more efficient and clearly express the mutually exclusive nature of these conditions.
} else if (state.status == CreateCategoryStatus.failure) {
Status
READY
Description
Feature content management create category
Type of Change