feat: move employee settings to export settings #1115
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121-122: Fix formatting issues in comment and remove trailing spacesLine 121 has trailing spaces, and the comment on line 122 is missing a space after
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employeeSettingForm: FormGroup; + employeeMappingOptions: SelectFormOption[] = EmployeeSettingModel.getEmployeeFieldMappingOptions(); + autoMapEmployeeOptions: SelectFormOption[] = QBOEmployeeSettingModel.getAutoMapEmployeeOptions(); + employeeSetting: QBOEmployeeSettingGet; + existingEmployeeFieldMapping: EmployeeFieldMapping;🧰 Tools
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src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.ts (1)
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Verify the structure of employeeSettings for correct property access
It appears that employeeSettings may not have a workspace_general_settings property. The properties employee_field_mapping and auto_map_employees might need to be accessed directly from employeeSettings.
Run the following script to verify the structure of QBOEmployeeSettingGet:
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src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.html (1)
15-36: Integrate employee settings form correctly
The addition of the employeeSettingForm is well-implemented, and the form controls are properly configured with the necessary bindings and validations.
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122-133: Consider grouping related propertiesThe employee settings related properties are scattered. Consider grouping them together using a private interface or type to improve code organization and maintainability.
+interface EmployeeSettingsState { + form: FormGroup; + mappingOptions: SelectFormOption[]; + autoMapOptions: SelectFormOption[]; + settings: QBOEmployeeSettingGet; + existingFieldMapping: EmployeeFieldMapping; + liveEntityExample: {[FyleField.EMPLOYEE]: string | undefined, [FyleField.VENDOR]: string | undefined}; +} + +private employeeSettings: EmployeeSettingsState; -employeeSettingForm: FormGroup; -employeeMappingOptions: SelectFormOption[]; -autoMapEmployeeOptions: SelectFormOption[]; -employeeSetting: QBOEmployeeSettingGet; -existingEmployeeFieldMapping: EmployeeFieldMapping; -liveEntityExample: {[FyleField.EMPLOYEE]: string | undefined, [FyleField.VENDOR]: string | undefined};
160-160: Consider more specific error handlingThe success and error messages are too generic. Consider providing more context about which operation failed (employee settings or export settings).
-this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.SUCCESS, 'Settings saved successfully'); +this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.SUCCESS, 'Employee and export settings saved successfully'); -this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.ERROR, 'Error saving settings, please try again later'); +this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.ERROR, 'Error saving employee and export settings, please try again later');Also applies to: 167-167
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src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.ts (5)
19-22: LGTM: Clean import statements
The new imports for employee settings models and services are properly organized and follow the existing pattern.
154-158: LGTM: Proper use of forkJoin for parallel API calls
The save functionality correctly uses forkJoin to handle both employee and export settings updates in parallel.
172-177: LGTM: Well-structured helper method
The setLiveEntityExample method is well-structured and properly handles the mapping of employee and vendor attributes.
439-442: LGTM: Proper use of forkJoin for initialization
The initialization logic correctly uses forkJoin to fetch all required data in parallel, including the new employee settings data.
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Verify initialization of existingEmployeeFieldMapping
The form control employeeMapping is initialized with this.existingEmployeeFieldMapping, but there's no clear initialization of this property before its usage.
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this.employeeFieldMapping = employeeSettings.workspace_general_settings.employee_field_mapping;
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this.employeeSettingForm = new FormGroup({
employeeMapping: new FormControl(this.existingEmployeeFieldMapping, Validators.required),
autoMapEmployee: new FormControl(employeeSettings.workspace_general_settings?.auto_map_employees),
searchOption: new FormControl('')
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104-104: Consider extracting complex condition into a component propertyThe condition for showing the accounts payable field is complex and appears in multiple places. Consider extracting it to improve readability and maintainability.
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get shouldShowAccountsPayable(): boolean { return this.exportSettingForm.controls.reimbursableExportType.value === QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.BILL || (this.exportSettingForm.controls.reimbursableExportType.value === QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.JOURNAL_ENTRY && this.exportSettingForm.get('employeeMapping')?.value === EmployeeFieldMapping.VENDOR); }In the template:
-<div *ngIf="(exportSettingForm.controls.reimbursableExportType.value === QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.BILL || (exportSettingForm.controls.reimbursableExportType.value === QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.JOURNAL_ENTRY && exportSettingForm.get('employeeMapping')?.value === EmployeeFieldMapping.VENDOR))"> +<div *ngIf="shouldShowAccountsPayable">
126-126: Consider updating the placeholder text for clarityThe placeholder "Select representation" for the auto-map field could be more specific to help users understand what they're selecting.
-[placeholder]="'Select representation'" +[placeholder]="'Select auto-mapping parameter'"
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107-128: LGTM! Form validation and data binding are well implemented
The employee mapping fields are properly implemented with:
- Correct form binding
- Proper validation attributes
- Clear error messages
- Consistent mandatory field handling
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src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.spec.ts (2)
118-126: Consider using TypeScript's strict type checkingThe workspace_id is explicitly typed as a number (line 124), but the initialization shows inconsistency with the type system.
- workspace_id: 0 // Changed from string to number + workspace_id: 0 // Type enforced by interface
79-79: Fix trailing whitespace issuesMultiple lines contain trailing whitespace which should be removed to maintain code cleanliness.
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src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.spec.ts (4)
8-8: LGTM: HttpClientTestingModule import added correctly
The addition of HttpClientTestingModule is appropriate for testing components that make HTTP requests.
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97-104: LGTM: QboEmployeeSettingsService provider setup
The service is properly configured with the required mock methods for employee settings functionality.
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427-445: LGTM: Comprehensive form initialization
The form initialization covers all required fields with appropriate mock values for testing.
448-451: LGTM: Employee settings form initialization
The employee settings form is properly initialized with the required fields.
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343-343: LGTM! The employee field mapping change aligns with PR objectives.
The change from VENDOR to EMPLOYEE in mockWorkspaceGeneralSettings correctly reflects the migration of employee settings to export settings.
Line range hint 1-1000: Verify mock data consistency across test scenarios.
The mock data structure is comprehensive, but we should verify that all test scenarios using this fixture will work correctly with the updated employee field mapping.
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Based on the analysis of the test files, I can now provide a final response:
Mock data in qbo.fixture.ts is intentionally using both VENDOR and EMPLOYEE mappings for different test scenarios
The mock data variations in the fixture file are actually correct and necessary because:
- The test files explicitly verify different employee field mapping scenarios (VENDOR vs EMPLOYEE)
- QBO advanced settings component has specific test cases checking behavior when
employee_field_mappingis VENDOR vs EMPLOYEE - Base mapping component tests verify the correct field mapping resolution for both cases
- Clone settings component needs both mappings to test the visibility logic of vendor-related fields
The apparent inconsistency in the mock data is intentional to support various test cases that validate the application's behavior with different employee field mapping configurations.
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src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.ts (1)
467-467:⚠️ Potential issueInitialize
existingEmployeeFieldMappingbefore using itThe form control
employeeMappingis initialized withthis.existingEmployeeFieldMapping, which may not have been assigned a value. This could lead toundefinedvalues in the form control.Apply this diff to initialize
existingEmployeeFieldMappingproperly:+ this.existingEmployeeFieldMapping = this.employeeFieldMapping; employeeMapping: new FormControl(this.existingEmployeeFieldMapping, Validators.required),src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.html (1)
106-129:⚠️ Potential issueAvoid nesting forms to prevent unexpected behavior
Nesting
<form>elements (employeeSettingFormwithinexportSettingForm) can cause unexpected behavior in Angular's form handling. Angular does not support nested forms properly, which might lead to issues during form submission and validation.Consider refactoring to avoid nested forms. You can merge the
employeeSettingFormcontrols into the parentexportSettingFormas a nestedFormGroup:
In your component TypeScript file, add
employeeSettingFormas a childFormGroupofexportSettingForm:this.exportSettingForm.addControl('employeeSettings', this.employeeSettingForm);In your template, use
[formGroupName]to bind to the nestedFormGroup:<form [formGroup]="exportSettingForm"> <div *ngIf="brandingConfig.brandId === 'fyle'" formGroupName="employeeSettings"> <!-- Employee setting fields --> </div> <!-- Other form fields --> </form>This approach avoids nesting forms while maintaining the logical grouping of your form controls.
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155-155: Remove trailing spaces to comply with code style guidelinesThere are trailing spaces at the end of this line, which violates the coding standards and may cause linting errors.
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src/app/core/models/common/advanced-settings.model.ts (1)
97-97: Consistently exclude 'card_number' from memo options
The updated filtering ensures that 'card_number' is consistently excluded from the memo options, aligning with the application's requirements.
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122-133: Consider grouping related properties using an interface.The employee settings related properties could be encapsulated within an interface to improve code organization and maintainability.
interface EmployeeSettingsState { form: FormGroup; mappingOptions: SelectFormOption[]; autoMapOptions: SelectFormOption[]; settings: QBOEmployeeSettingGet; existingFieldMapping: EmployeeFieldMapping; liveEntityExample: {[FyleField.EMPLOYEE]: string | undefined, [FyleField.VENDOR]: string | undefined}; }
444-452: Consider using switchMap for dependent API calls.The forkJoin setup could be improved by using switchMap for the dependent API calls, which would provide better error handling and cancellation of stale requests.
// Example refactor this.exportSettingService.getExportSettings().pipe( switchMap(exportSetting => { this.exportSettings = exportSetting; return forkJoin({ workspaceSettings: this.workspaceService.getWorkspaceGeneralSettings(), employeeSettings: this.employeeSettingService.getEmployeeSettings(), destinationAttributes: this.employeeSettingService.getDistinctQBODestinationAttributes([FyleField.EMPLOYEE, FyleField.VENDOR]), // ... other API calls }); }) ).subscribe({ next: (response) => { // Handle response }, error: (error) => { this.isLoading = false; this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.ERROR, 'Failed to load settings'); console.error('Load settings error:', error); } });
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19-22: LGTM! Clean import organization.
The new imports for employee settings models and services are properly organized and follow the existing import pattern.
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148-148: LGTM with a nitpick: Fix method name typoThe navigation path change is correct, but there's a typo in the method name
checkCloneSettingsAvailablity(should becheckCloneSettingsAvailability).- private checkCloneSettingsAvailablity(): void { + private checkCloneSettingsAvailability(): void {src/app/core/models/qbo/qbo-configuration/qbo-export-setting.model.ts (1)
304-311: Add type safety to form controls.The form group creation could be improved with proper typing for better maintainability and type checking.
Consider this typed implementation:
-static createEmployeeSettingsForm(existingEmployeeFieldMapping: EmployeeFieldMapping, autoMapEmployees: boolean): FormGroup { +interface EmployeeSettingsForm { + employeeMapping: FormControl<EmployeeFieldMapping>; + autoMapEmployee: FormControl<boolean>; + searchOption: FormControl<string>; +} + +static createEmployeeSettingsForm( + existingEmployeeFieldMapping: EmployeeFieldMapping, + autoMapEmployees: boolean +): FormGroup<EmployeeSettingsForm> { return new FormGroup({ - employeeMapping: new FormControl(existingEmployeeFieldMapping, Validators.required), - autoMapEmployee: new FormControl(autoMapEmployees), - searchOption: new FormControl('') + employeeMapping: new FormControl(existingEmployeeFieldMapping, { + validators: [Validators.required], + nonNullable: true + }), + autoMapEmployee: new FormControl(autoMapEmployees, { nonNullable: true }), + searchOption: new FormControl('', { nonNullable: true }) }); }src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-onboarding/qbo-clone-settings/qbo-clone-settings.component.ts (3)
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1-824: Consider splitting this large component for better maintainabilityThe component handles multiple complex forms and their interactions. Consider:
- Extracting form setup logic into separate services for each setting type
- Creating sub-components for each settings section
- Using a facade service to coordinate between different settings
This would improve:
- Code maintainability
- Testing capabilities
- Reusability
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290-300: Enhance error handling in save operationThe current error handling is basic. Consider:
- Adding specific error cases handling
- Providing more detailed error messages
- Implementing retry logic for transient failures
save(): void { this.isSaveInProgress = true; const cloneSettingPayload = QBOCloneSettingModel.constructPayload(this.employeeSettingForm, this.exportSettingForm, this.importSettingForm, this.advancedSettingForm, this.isTaxGroupSyncAllowed); this.cloneSettingService.postCloneSettings(cloneSettingPayload).subscribe((response) => { this.isSaveInProgress = false; this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.SUCCESS, 'Cloned settings successfully'); this.router.navigate([`/integrations/qbo/onboarding/done`]); - }, () => { + }, (error) => { this.isSaveInProgress = false; - this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.ERROR, 'Failed to clone settings'); + const errorMessage = error.error?.message || 'Failed to clone settings'; + this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.ERROR, errorMessage); + // Add retry logic if needed }); }
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466-486: Improve form validation with typed forms and centralized rulesThe current validation setup is spread across multiple methods. Consider:
- Using typed reactive forms (available in Angular 14+)
- Centralizing validation rules in a separate configuration
- Adding meaningful validation error messages
Example for typed form implementation:
interface ImportSettingsForm { taxCode: FormControl<boolean>; defaultTaxCode: FormControl<string | null>; // ... other form controls } const importSettingForm = new FormGroup<ImportSettingsForm>({ taxCode: new FormControl(false), defaultTaxCode: new FormControl(null), // ... other form controls });
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- src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-onboarding/qbo-onboarding-employee-settings/qbo-onboarding-employee-settings.component.ts
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src/stories/SubMenu.stories.ts (2)
Line range hint 29-43: LGTM! Story changes align with architectural updates
The story configuration correctly reflects the removal of the 'Map Employees' module and sets 'Export Settings' as the active module, maintaining consistency with the broader architectural changes of moving employee settings to export settings.
42-42: Verify router paths consistency
Let's ensure the router paths in the story match the actual application routes, particularly after the employee settings reorganization.
✅ Verification successful
Router path is consistent with the application routes
The router path /integrations/qbo/main/configuration/export_settings used in the story is valid and consistent with the actual application routes. The search results confirm:
- The path is correctly defined in QBO's configuration routing module (
qbo-main/qbo-configuration/qbo-configuration-routing.module.ts) - It's consistently used across the application in:
- QBO configuration component's navigation menu
- QBO export settings component's navigation logic
- Other related components following the same pattern
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src/app/core/models/qbo/qbo-configuration/qbo-onboarding.model.ts (3)
Line range hint 76-78: Review the step removal logic
The current implementation has a potential issue:
- The step removal logic
splice(1, 1)assumes the employee settings step is at index 1 - Since the MAP_EMPLOYEES step has been removed from the model, this splice operation might remove the wrong step
Consider removing this conditional logic since the employee settings have been moved to export settings:
- if (!brandingFeatureConfig.featureFlags.mapEmployees) {
- this.onboardingSteps.splice(1, 1);
- }If the feature flag is still needed, consider adding a comment explaining why it's retained and verify its usage:
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about the onboarding steps to verify if the splice operation is indeed problematic.
Let me try a different approach to find the onboarding steps initialization.
Let me check the complete onboarding steps array to understand all the steps.
Remove the mapEmployees feature flag check and splice operation
The verification confirms that the splice operation is problematic because:
- The onboarding steps array shows that the second step (index 1) is now the Export Settings step
- The
splice(1, 1)operation would incorrectly remove the Export Settings step instead of the intended Employee Settings step - Since the Employee Settings functionality has been moved to Export Settings (as mentioned in the review), there's no need to conditionally remove any step
- Remove the entire conditional block:
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Line range hint 1-83: Verify employee settings integration in export settings
Since the PR objective is to move employee settings to export settings, we should verify that the export settings component has been updated accordingly.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more specific information about the employee settings integration in the QBO export settings component.
Based on the evidence from the shell script outputs, I can now provide a final response:
Employee settings have been properly integrated into export settings
The QBO export settings component has successfully integrated employee settings as evidenced by:
- Employee settings form exists within the export settings template (
employeeSettingForm) - Employee mapping configuration UI is present with proper fields:
- Employee representation in QuickBooks Online
- Auto-mapping options between Fyle and QuickBooks Online employees
- The employee settings section is properly integrated within the reimbursable expenses flow
- The component handles employee mapping type changes and their impact on export types
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54-58: Verify step number adjustments after employee settings removal
The step numbers have been adjusted after removing the MAP_EMPLOYEES state. However, there's a potential inconsistency between the step numbers in onboardingStateStepMap and the actual array indices in onboardingSteps.
Let's verify the step numbers match the component routes:
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Based on the analysis of the codebase, I can now provide the final response:
Step numbers in onboardingStateStepMap are correctly aligned with component routes
The step numbers in onboardingStateStepMap (2 for EXPORT_SETTINGS through 6 for CLONE_SETTINGS) are correctly aligned with the component routes and the onboarding flow. The getOnboardingSteps method properly handles the step progression by:
- Setting the active state for the current step
- Marking previous steps as completed based on the step number
- Removing the employee mapping step when the feature flag is disabled
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src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-onboarding/qbo-onboarding-connector/qbo-onboarding-connector.component.ts (2)
107-107: LGTM: Navigation path update is consistent
The navigation path change aligns with the PR objective of moving employee settings to export settings section.
170-170: Verify the direct state transition to EXPORT_SETTINGS
The removal of conditional state transition logic needs verification to ensure it doesn't break existing workflows.
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- The QBOOnboardingState enum defines a clear progression of states, with EXPORT_SETTINGS being a valid next state after CONNECTION
- Similar direct transitions to EXPORT_SETTINGS state after successful connection are implemented across multiple integration connectors (Xero, Sage300, NetSuite, Business Central)
- The removal of mapEmployees condition aligns with the standard pattern used in other integration flows
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src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.ts (4)
122-133: LGTM! Properties are well-defined.
The employee settings related properties are properly typed and initialized.
Line range hint 441-464: LGTM! Form initialization is properly handled.
The form initialization in getSettingsAndSetupForm is well-structured with proper error handling through the filter operator.
178-183: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add input validation to setLiveEntityExample method.
The method should validate the input array and handle edge cases.
Apply this improvement:
private setLiveEntityExample(destinationAttributes: DestinationAttribute[]): void {
+ if (!Array.isArray(destinationAttributes)) {
+ console.warn('Invalid destination attributes provided');
+ return;
+ }
this.liveEntityExample = {
[FyleField.EMPLOYEE]: destinationAttributes.find((attribute: DestinationAttribute) => attribute.attribute_type === FyleField.EMPLOYEE)?.value,
[FyleField.VENDOR]: destinationAttributes.find((attribute: DestinationAttribute) => attribute.attribute_type === FyleField.VENDOR)?.value
};
}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
154-172: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Error handling needs improvement.
The error handling in the save operation could be enhanced:
- The error callback doesn't handle specific error types
- The error message is generic and doesn't provide actionable information
Apply this improvement:
concat(
this.employeeSettingService.postEmployeeSettings(employeeSettingPayload),
this.exportSettingService.postExportSettings(exportSettingPayload)
).subscribe({
complete: () => {
this.isSaveInProgress = false;
this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.SUCCESS, 'Export Settings saved successfully');
if (this.isOnboarding) {
this.workspaceService.setOnboardingState(QBOOnboardingState.IMPORT_SETTINGS);
this.router.navigate([`/integrations/qbo/onboarding/import_settings`]);
} else if (this.isAdvancedSettingAffected()) {
this.router.navigate(['/integrations/qbo/main/configuration/advanced_settings']);
}
},
- error: () => {
+ error: (error: HttpErrorResponse) => {
this.isSaveInProgress = false;
- this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.ERROR, 'Error saving export settings, please try again later');
+ const errorMessage = error.error?.message || 'Error saving settings, please try again later';
+ this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.ERROR, errorMessage);
+ console.error('Save settings error:', error);
}
});Likely invalid or redundant comment.
src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo.fixture.ts (1)
342-342: LGTM! Mock data is consistent.
The employee field mapping mock data is correctly updated to match the component changes.
src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-onboarding/qbo-clone-settings/qbo-clone-settings.component.ts (1)
221-221: Route updated to reflect new settings location
The navigation route change from 'employee_settings' to 'export_settings' aligns with the PR objective of moving employee settings to the export settings section.
Let's verify the route changes and related component usage:
✅ Verification successful
Route change is part of employee settings migration
The navigation route change from 'employee_settings' to 'export_settings' is consistent with the codebase changes. The verification shows:
- No remaining references to 'employee_settings' in routing modules
- No references to QboEmployeeSettingsComponent in routing configurations
- The employee settings model is still present but appears to be used within the export settings context, as evidenced by the model's usage in form groups and payload construction
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♻️ Duplicate comments (2)
src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.ts (2)
129-132:⚠️ Potential issueEnsure “existingEmployeeFieldMapping” is assigned before usage.
There is no explicit assignment of "this.existingEmployeeFieldMapping" prior to creating the employeeSettingForm. This can lead to undefined values in the controls.Below is an example fix (assuming the existing mapping is the same as workspaceGeneralSettings.employee_field_mapping):
--- a/src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.ts +++ b/src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.ts @@ -493,0 +494,2 @@ + this.existingEmployeeFieldMapping = workspaceGeneralSettings.employee_field_mapping; +
508-511:⚠️ Potential issueInitialize “existingEmployeeFieldMapping” before the form creation.
As noted previously, ensure that "existingEmployeeFieldMapping" is guaranteed to have a valid value before passing it into “createEmployeeSettingsForm.”
🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.ts (3)
149-154: Logic in “isEmployeeMappingDisabled” method is consistent, but consider clarifying the condition for readability.
Use a switch statement or a more descriptive code comment if you foresee adding more conditions.
156-173: Optional: Use a switch-case for better readability.
The chain of if/else for setting “employeeMappingControl” could be more maintainable as a switch-case statement.Example refactor:
- if (exportType === QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.BILL) { - employeeMappingControl?.patchValue(EmployeeFieldMapping.VENDOR); - employeeMappingControl?.disable(); - } else if (exportType === QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.CHECK) { - ... - } + switch (exportType) { + case QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.BILL: + ... + break; + case QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.CHECK: + ... + break; + ... + }
488-490: Check error handling for getDistinctQBODestinationAttributes.
Currently, the forkJoin call doesn’t account for potential errors from “getDistinctQBODestinationAttributes.” If that call fails, the rest of the forkJoin chain may fail. Consider adding error-handling logic to keep the rest of the setup robust.src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.html (1)
119-129: Consider making autoMapEmployee field conditionalThe auto-map field might not be relevant for all employee mapping types. Consider adding a conditional rendering based on the selected
employeeMappingvalue.+<div *ngIf="shouldShowAutoMapField()"> <app-configuration-select-field [form]="employeeSettingForm" ... [formControllerName]="'autoMapEmployee'"> </app-configuration-select-field> +</div>
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src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.ts (5)
Line range hint 2-22: No issues with the updated import statements.
These additions look straightforward and appropriate for the newly introduced form controls, validation logic, models, and services.
122-124: Initialization of new form references is valid.
Defining the employee-related form group and related properties is a good approach to keep them self-contained.
201-219: Error handling is functional, but can be further improved.
The code references a generic error message. An earlier review discussed typed error handling for more clarity. Consider adding it here if needed.
225-230: Validate inputs in “setLiveEntityExample.”
It would be safer to handle cases where destinationAttributes is null or undefined.
534-534: LGTM on calling “setupExportTypeWatcher.”
This ensures watchers are initialized once the component sets up.
src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.html (5)
104-131: Potential issue with nested forms
The employeeSettingForm is nested within the exportSettingForm, which could lead to unexpected behavior during form submission. Consider using form groups instead:
-<form [formGroup]="employeeSettingForm">
+<div [formGroupName]="'employeeSettings'">
<app-configuration-select-field
- [form]="employeeSettingForm"
+ [form]="exportSettingForm"
...
</app-configuration-select-field>
-</form>
+</div>105-105: LGTM: Proper conditional rendering
The employee settings section is correctly conditionally rendered based on brandingConfig.brandId === 'fyle' as suggested in the past review comments.
35-35: Verify the impact of getAllReimbursableExportTypeOptions()
The function name suggests it might be fetching all available options. Ensure it includes any new options required for the employee settings integration.
✅ Verification successful
No changes needed for getAllReimbursableExportTypeOptions()
The implementation correctly includes all possible reimbursable export types as defined in the QBOReimbursableExpensesObject enum (Check, Bill, Expense, and Journal Entry). The function is properly aligned with the employee settings integration as it already provides all available export type options from the enum.
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107-118: Verify employee mapping options
The employee mapping select field is crucial for the integration. Ensure that:
- The options in
employeeMappingOptionscover all possible employee representations in QuickBooks Online - The disabled state (
isEmployeeMappingDisabled()) handles all edge cases
✅ Verification successful
Employee mapping configuration is properly implemented
The verification shows that:
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Employee mapping options correctly cover all QuickBooks Online representations:
- Employee (EMPLOYEE)
- Vendor (VENDOR)
-
The disabled state logic is correctly implemented:
- Disabled when reimbursable export type is BILL, CHECK, or EXPENSE
- Enabled for JOURNAL ENTRY type exports
This implementation ensures proper employee representation mapping while maintaining consistency with QuickBooks Online's data model.
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Line range hint 1-400: Review the form submission handling
The form submission logic needs to handle both the export settings and employee settings data. Verify that the constructPayloadAndSave method properly combines both forms' data.
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Based on the code review, I can now generate the final response since I have found clear evidence that the constructPayloadAndSave method properly handles both forms' data:
Form submission correctly handles both export and employee settings data
The implementation in qbo-export-settings.component.ts shows that both forms are properly handled:
- Creates separate payloads for export settings (
exportSettingPayload) and employee settings (employeeSettingPayload) - Uses RxJS
concatoperator to sequentially save both settings via their respective services:concat( this.employeeSettingService.postEmployeeSettings(employeeSettingPayload), this.exportSettingService.postExportSettings(exportSettingPayload) )
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src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.ts (2)
149-171: Improve employee mapping logic robustnessThe employee mapping logic could be enhanced for better type safety and maintainability.
Consider applying these improvements:
isEmployeeMappingDisabled(): boolean { - const exportType = this.exportSettingForm.get('reimbursableExportType')?.value; + const exportType = this.exportSettingForm.get('reimbursableExportType')?.value || ''; - return exportType === QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.BILL || - exportType === QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.CHECK; + return [ + QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.BILL, + QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.CHECK + ].includes(exportType); } setupExportTypeWatcher(): void { this.exportSettingForm.get('reimbursableExportType')?.valueChanges.subscribe((exportType) => { const employeeMappingControl = this.employeeSettingForm.get('employeeMapping'); + if (!employeeMappingControl) { + return; + } if (exportType === QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.BILL) { employeeMappingControl?.patchValue(EmployeeFieldMapping.VENDOR); employeeMappingControl?.disable(); } else if (exportType === QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.CHECK) { employeeMappingControl?.patchValue(EmployeeFieldMapping.EMPLOYEE); employeeMappingControl?.disable(); - } else if (exportType === QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.EXPENSE) { - employeeMappingControl?.enable(); - } else if (exportType === QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.JOURNAL_ENTRY) { + } else if ([QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.EXPENSE, QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.JOURNAL_ENTRY].includes(exportType)) { employeeMappingControl?.enable(); } }); }
223-228: Add null checks and type safety to setLiveEntityExampleThe method should handle null cases and provide better type safety.
Consider this improvement:
-private setLiveEntityExample(destinationAttributes: DestinationAttribute[]): void { +private setLiveEntityExample(destinationAttributes: DestinationAttribute[] | null): void { + if (!destinationAttributes?.length) { + this.liveEntityExample = { + [FyleField.EMPLOYEE]: undefined, + [FyleField.VENDOR]: undefined + }; + return; + } + this.liveEntityExample = { - [FyleField.EMPLOYEE]: destinationAttributes.find((attribute: DestinationAttribute) => attribute.attribute_type === FyleField.EMPLOYEE)?.value, - [FyleField.VENDOR]: destinationAttributes.find((attribute: DestinationAttribute) => attribute.attribute_type === FyleField.VENDOR)?.value + [FyleField.EMPLOYEE]: destinationAttributes.find((attribute) => + attribute.attribute_type === FyleField.EMPLOYEE + )?.value || undefined, + [FyleField.VENDOR]: destinationAttributes.find((attribute) => + attribute.attribute_type === FyleField.VENDOR + )?.value || undefined }; }
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src/app/integrations/qbo/qbo-shared/qbo-export-settings/qbo-export-settings.component.ts (4)
19-22: LGTM: Clean implementation of employee settings properties
The new imports and class properties are well-organized and follow Angular best practices.
Also applies to: 122-133
Line range hint 532-540: LGTM: Well-organized watcher setup
The watcher setup is well-organized. The order of setup (export type, custom, date options) seems logical as it follows the dependency chain.
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[error] 530-530: Unnecessary use of boolean literals in conditional expression.
Simplify your code by directly assigning the result without using a ternary operator.
If your goal is negation, you may use the logical NOT (!) or double NOT (!!) operator for clearer and concise code.
Check for more details about NOT operator.
Unsafe fix: Remove the conditional expression with
(lint/complexity/noUselessTernary)
201-217:
Enhance error handling in save operation
The current error handling is too generic and doesn't provide enough information for debugging or user feedback.
Apply this improvement:
concat(
this.employeeSettingService.postEmployeeSettings(employeeSettingPayload),
this.exportSettingService.postExportSettings(exportSettingPayload)
).subscribe({
complete: () => {
this.isSaveInProgress = false;
this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.SUCCESS, 'Export Settings saved successfully');
if (this.isOnboarding) {
this.workspaceService.setOnboardingState(QBOOnboardingState.IMPORT_SETTINGS);
this.router.navigate([`/integrations/qbo/onboarding/import_settings`]);
} else if (this.isAdvancedSettingAffected()) {
this.router.navigate(['/integrations/qbo/main/configuration/advanced_settings']);
}
},
- error: () => {
+ error: (error: HttpErrorResponse) => {
this.isSaveInProgress = false;
+ let errorMessage = 'Error saving export settings, please try again later';
+ if (error.error?.message) {
+ errorMessage = `Error: ${error.error.message}`;
+ } else if (error.status === 0) {
+ errorMessage = 'Network error occurred, please check your connection';
+ }
- this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.ERROR, 'Error saving export settings, please try again later');
+ this.toastService.displayToastMessage(ToastSeverity.ERROR, errorMessage);
+ console.error('Save settings failed:', error);
}
});Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 486-509: Verify API call order and potential race conditions
The forkJoin usage for API calls could lead to race conditions if the calls have dependencies.
Run this script to verify the API call dependencies:
| getAllReimbursableExportTypeOptions(): SelectFormOption[] { | ||
| return [ | ||
| { | ||
| label: 'Check', | ||
| value: QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.CHECK | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| label: 'Bill', | ||
| value: QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.BILL | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| label: 'Expense', | ||
| value: QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.EXPENSE | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| label: 'Journal Entry', | ||
| value: QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.JOURNAL_ENTRY | ||
| } | ||
| ]; | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Move export type options to model class
The export type options should be moved to the QBOExportSettingModel class for better organization and maintainability.
Consider moving this logic to the model:
-getAllReimbursableExportTypeOptions(): SelectFormOption[] {
- return [
- {
- label: 'Check',
- value: QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.CHECK
- },
- {
- label: 'Bill',
- value: QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.BILL
- },
- {
- label: 'Expense',
- value: QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.EXPENSE
- },
- {
- label: 'Journal Entry',
- value: QBOReimbursableExpensesObject.JOURNAL_ENTRY
- }
- ];
-}And in QBOExportSettingModel:
static getAllReimbursableExportTypeOptions(): SelectFormOption[] {
return Object.values(QBOReimbursableExpensesObject).map(value => ({
label: value.replace(/_/g, ' ').toLowerCase()
.replace(/\b\w/g, l => l.toUpperCase()),
value
}));
}
|
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