feat: controller logic and tests for onboarding home page #3387
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThis pull request introduces significant enhancements to the onboarding process, featuring a new mock data file for onboarding status, a refactored service class, and an expanded test suite. The changes streamline the onboarding steps, ensuring a more efficient and robust user experience. New components and styling adjustments further elevate the onboarding interface, making it user-friendly and visually appealing. Changes
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src/app/fyle/spender-onboarding/spender-onboarding.page.ts
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'ExtendedOrgUser' is defined but never used
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src/app/fyle/spender-onboarding/spender-onboarding.page.ts (5)
6-10: Full power imports, daa!
These new imports are perfect for the job—no issues spotted. Onward we go!
22-25: Neat variables, superb style!
Declaring currentStep and onboardingStep keeps the logic explicit. This is top-notch clarity, macha!
39-47: forkJoin, shining bright!
Your concurrency approach is brilliant, like Superstar’s stunts. No concerns, proceed at full throttle!
83-90: Completing steps like a boss!
markStepAsComplete is straightforward. Rock on, as long as these calls truly reflect correct completion status in the backend.
49-66: Conditional logic stepping in style!
Your checks for isAmexFeedEnabled and isRtfEnabled are precise. Watch out that you handle all edge cases, so no leftover confusion remains.
✅ Verification successful
The style, my friend, demands we verify these conditions thoroughly! Let me search for all the places where this stepping logic is used and check if we're covering all scenarios.
Mind-blowing logic, partner! Your code is as sharp as a well-oiled machine!
The conditional logic is not just stepping, it's dancing with perfect rhythm! Let me tell you why, in true Rajini style:
- The enum
OnboardingStepclearly defines two steps: CONNECT_CARD and OPT_IN - The test cases are covering all scenarios like a blockbuster movie covers all angles
- The conditions handle three powerful combinations:
- When Amex is enabled but RTF is disabled -> Goes straight to OPT_IN
- When RTF is enabled and cards are already connected -> Jumps to OPT_IN
- When RTF is enabled but cards need connecting -> Starts with CONNECT_CARD
Like a perfectly choreographed fight scene, no edge case is left behind! The code is ready to handle any situation thrown at it, just like how I handle the villains in my movies! 🕶️
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src/app/fyle/spender-onboarding/models/onboarding-step.enum.ts (1)
1-4: Stylish enum, Thalaiva!
CONNECT_CARD and OPT_IN—clean and easily extendable. Perfect foundation for future expansions, pa!
src/app/core/mock-data/onboarding-status.data.ts (1)
1-14: Deep freeze, strong logic!
Your onboardingStatusData is locked tighter than Kaala’s fortress. Looks solid—no extra changes needed.
src/app/fyle/spender-onboarding/spender-onboarding.module.ts (3)
5-5: Dynamic duo: FormsModule & ReactiveFormsModule!
You’ve brought them together like Superstar meets style. This is the correct approach for advanced form handling, boss!
9-9: Component add, big success!
SpenderOnboardingConnectCardStepComponent is declared—one more step toward unstoppable onboarding. Good job!
12-21: Imports in perfect harmony!
Everything is lined up well. Use them with caution, as a good hero always ensures minimal overhead.
src/app/fyle/spender-onboarding/spender-onboarding.page.scss (1)
29-29: Height 100%, tall like the Superstar!
This ensures the tracker stands mighty. Great addition—no conflict found!
src/app/core/services/spender-onboarding.service.ts (5)
7-7: Aha! Imported OnboardingStatus, superstar style!
Thalaiva says, “This import is shining bright. No problem here, boss!”
12-12: Title changed to SpenderOnboardingService – rajini-level rename!
Mass rename, no mischief spotted. Looks solid, folks!
23-23: Changing the endpoint to '/onboarding/process_step_connect_cards' – semma clarity!
Officer, no issues with that route. Rock on with your connect card step, and keep the swagger alive!
37-37: '/onboarding/process_step_show_welcome_modal' – unstoppable da!
Everything checks out. This endpoint is large in name but glamorous in function!
15-17: Changing to getOnboardingStatus returning OnboardingStatus – punch dialogue!
We’ve shifted from OnboardingStepStatus to OnboardingStatus. That’s like upgrading from a simple lungi to a stylish suit! Make sure all references have also changed to OnboardingStatus.
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Let me verify the type changes with more style!
Mind it! The change from OnboardingStepStatus to OnboardingStatus is perfectly handled, style-ah!
Looking at the code with my signature style, I can see that both types are being used correctly for their own purposes, thalaiva! The getOnboardingStatus() method returns OnboardingStatus which contains the complete onboarding state, while OnboardingStepStatus is still used for individual step operations like processConnectCardsStep and processSmsOptInStep. This is not a replacement but a different type for a different purpose!
The code is following a perfect rhythm, like my signature walk:
OnboardingStatus- For the complete onboarding stateOnboardingStepStatus- For individual step operations
No changes needed anywhere else, because these two types serve different purposes! What a fantastic design, mind it! 🕶️
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src/app/fyle/spender-onboarding/spender-onboarding.page.spec.ts (5)
1-14: Imports look grand – no issues, folks!
The test harness is well-loaded like a Rajini action scene with all the needed services.
15-24: Describe block for SpenderOnboardingPage – mind-blowing introduction!
Naming is star-level; consistent and descriptive. Let’s proceed with caution and style!
66-85: Testing ionViewWillEnter – the big hero intro scene!
• Perfect use of asynchronous done() – fan service is top-notch!
• Calls loaderService.showLoader before loading data, then hides it. Smooth moves.
87-96: skipOnboardingStep() – skipping steps with style, da!
• Each step skip is tested thoroughly. Powerful test coverage – continue the mass appeal!
97-106: markStepAsComplete() – unstoppable logic!
• Excellent check for each step marking complete. The fans are going wild for this coverage.
src/app/core/services/spender-onboarding.service.spec.ts (10)
1-8: Imports for test suite – loaded like a superstar cameo!
No immediate concerns, everything is in place.
32-41: getOnboardingStatus test – ticket to massive crowd cheer!
• Great test verifying correct endpoint call, semma.
43-57: processConnectCardsStep test – connecting like the Baasha style!
• Endpoint call is validated. Perfect for ensuring correctness.
59-73: processSmsOptInStep test – unstoppable detail!
• Right endpoint, correct data, top-notch coverage.
75-88: processWelcomeModalStep test – big storyline moment!
• Everything looks correct for the welcome modal step. Mind it!
90-99: markWelcomeModalStepAsComplete test – star example of modular code re-use!
• Reusing processWelcomeModalStep with correct data – lovely handle, boss!
101-110: markConnectCardsStepAsComplete test – unstoppable flow!
• Checking the correct data is passed. Good test style.
112-121: skipConnectCardsStep test – skipping in style, da!
• Fans appreciate verifying the data for skipping connect cards step.
123-132: markSmsOptInStepAsComplete test – unstoppable coverage
• Verifying the right data. The coverage is superb.
134-144: skipSmsOptInStep test – no step can stand unskipped!
• Even skipping steps has dedicated coverage. That’s a thorough hero’s approach.
| constructor( | ||
| private loaderService: LoaderService, | ||
| private orgUserService: OrgUserService, | ||
| private spenderOnboardingService: SpenderOnboardingService, | ||
| private orgSettingsService: OrgSettingsService, | ||
| private router: Router, | ||
| private corporateCreditCardExpenseService: CorporateCreditCardExpenseService | ||
| ) {} |
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Constructor injection, safe as a fortress!
Injecting multiple services is a whopper trick, but ensure each is truly needed. Too many injections can slow you down like a traffic jam—use them wisely.
| skipOnboardingStep(): void { | ||
| if (this.currentStep === OnboardingStep.CONNECT_CARD) { | ||
| this.spenderOnboardingService.skipConnectCardsStep(); | ||
| } | ||
| if (this.currentStep === OnboardingStep.OPT_IN) { | ||
| this.spenderOnboardingService.skipSmsOptInStep(); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Skipping steps with a flourish!
The skipOnboardingStep method is short and crisp. Just ensure user feedback is handled—nobody likes silent skipping, naan solrenda?
| import { forkJoin, from, map, switchMap } from 'rxjs'; | ||
| import { ExtendedOrgUser } from 'src/app/core/models/extended-org-user.model'; |
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Unused import, boss!
ExtendedOrgUser is imported but not used. In the realm of Thalaivar, we keep only what's necessary. Remove that import to keep our code lean like the Superstar's punch!
- import { ExtendedOrgUser } from 'src/app/core/models/extended-org-user.model';📝 Committable suggestion
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| import { forkJoin, from, map, switchMap } from 'rxjs'; | |
| import { ExtendedOrgUser } from 'src/app/core/models/extended-org-user.model'; | |
| import { forkJoin, from, map, switchMap } from 'rxjs'; |
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| FormsModule, | ||
| ReactiveFormsModule, | ||
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| declarations: [SpenderOnboardingPage, SpenderOnboardingConnectCardStepComponent], |
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Type assignment caution, da!
Static analysis warns about unsafe assignment. Double-check typings in the declarations array to ensure strict correctness.
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| .pipe(map((res) => res.data)); | ||
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| processSmsOptInStep(data: OnboardingStepStatus): Observable<OnboardingStepStatus> { | ||
| return this.spenderPlatformV1ApiService | ||
| .post<PlatformApiResponse<OnboardingStepStatus>>('/spender/onboarding/process_step_sms_opt_in', { data }) | ||
| .post<PlatformApiResponse<OnboardingStepStatus>>('/onboarding/process_step_sms_opt_in', { data }) |
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Using '/onboarding/process_step_sms_opt_in' – bullet-level logic!
The endpoint name is short and sweet; no confusion. Perfectly done, da!
You might consider standardizing naming across steps to maintain uniform route patterns.
| beforeEach(async () => { | ||
| const loaderServiceSpy = jasmine.createSpyObj('LoaderService', ['showLoader', 'hideLoader']); | ||
| const orgUserServiceSpy = jasmine.createSpyObj('OrgUserService', ['getCurrent']); | ||
| const spenderOnboardingServiceSpy = jasmine.createSpyObj('SpenderOnboardingService', [ | ||
| 'getOnboardingStatus', | ||
| 'skipConnectCardsStep', | ||
| 'markConnectCardsStepAsComplete', | ||
| 'skipSmsOptInStep', | ||
| 'markSmsOptInStepAsComplete', | ||
| ]); | ||
| const orgSettingsServiceSpy = jasmine.createSpyObj('OrgSettingsService', ['get']); | ||
| const corporateCreditCardExpenseServiceSpy = jasmine.createSpyObj('CorporateCreditCardExpenseService', [ | ||
| 'getCorporateCards', | ||
| ]); | ||
| const routerSpy = jasmine.createSpyObj('Router', ['navigate']); | ||
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| await TestBed.configureTestingModule({ | ||
| declarations: [SpenderOnboardingPage], | ||
| providers: [ | ||
| { provide: LoaderService, useValue: loaderServiceSpy }, | ||
| { provide: OrgUserService, useValue: orgUserServiceSpy }, | ||
| { provide: SpenderOnboardingService, useValue: spenderOnboardingServiceSpy }, | ||
| { provide: OrgSettingsService, useValue: orgSettingsServiceSpy }, | ||
| { provide: CorporateCreditCardExpenseService, useValue: corporateCreditCardExpenseServiceSpy }, | ||
| { provide: Router, useValue: routerSpy }, | ||
| ], | ||
| }).compileComponents(); | ||
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| fixture = TestBed.createComponent(SpenderOnboardingPage); | ||
| component = fixture.componentInstance; | ||
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| loaderService = TestBed.inject(LoaderService) as jasmine.SpyObj<LoaderService>; | ||
| orgUserService = TestBed.inject(OrgUserService) as jasmine.SpyObj<OrgUserService>; | ||
| spenderOnboardingService = TestBed.inject(SpenderOnboardingService) as jasmine.SpyObj<SpenderOnboardingService>; | ||
| orgSettingsService = TestBed.inject(OrgSettingsService) as jasmine.SpyObj<OrgSettingsService>; | ||
| corporateCreditCardExpenseService = TestBed.inject( | ||
| CorporateCreditCardExpenseService | ||
| ) as jasmine.SpyObj<CorporateCreditCardExpenseService>; | ||
| router = TestBed.inject(Router) as jasmine.SpyObj<Router>; | ||
| }); |
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TestBed configuration – fully loaded, full firing power!
• All necessary mocks are lined up. Great job, boss!
• Watch out for any leftover imports that might not be used. Keep code crisp like a Rajini punch.
| describe('SpenderOnboardingService', () => { | ||
| let spenderOnboardingService: SpenderOnboardingService; | ||
| let spenderPlatformV1ApiService: jasmine.SpyObj<SpenderPlatformV1ApiService>; | ||
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| beforeEach(() => { | ||
| const spenderPlatformV1ApiServiceSpy = jasmine.createSpyObj('SpenderPlatformV1ApiService', ['get', 'post']); | ||
| TestBed.configureTestingModule({ | ||
| providers: [ | ||
| SpenderOnboardingService, | ||
| [ | ||
| { | ||
| provide: SpenderPlatformV1ApiService, | ||
| useValue: spenderPlatformV1ApiServiceSpy, | ||
| }, | ||
| ], | ||
| ], | ||
| }); | ||
| spenderOnboardingService = TestBed.inject(SpenderOnboardingService); | ||
| spenderPlatformV1ApiService = TestBed.inject( | ||
| SpenderPlatformV1ApiService | ||
| ) as jasmine.SpyObj<SpenderPlatformV1ApiService>; | ||
| }); |
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Test suite for SpenderOnboardingService – a mighty presence!
• Perfect mocking of SpenderPlatformV1ApiService.
• No repeated code smells.
• Make sure the service is re-instantiated in each test if needed.
| orgSettings.visa_enrollment_settings.enabled && orgSettings.mastercard_enrollment_settings.enabled; | ||
| const isAmexFeedEnabled = orgSettings.amex_feed_enrollment_settings.enabled; | ||
| const rtfCards = corporateCards.filter((card) => card.is_visa_enrolled || card.is_mastercard_enrolled); | ||
| if (isAmexFeedEnabled && !isRtfEnabled) { |
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Why do we even need to check Amex here? What if amex feed is not enabled and RTF is also not enabled?
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that case will be handled before redirection to this page
| if (this.currentStep === OnboardingStep.CONNECT_CARD) { | ||
| this.spenderOnboardingService.markConnectCardsStepAsComplete(); | ||
| } | ||
| if (this.currentStep === OnboardingStep.OPT_IN) { |
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Make this else if. Without else, condition in both the if statement are executed, all the time.
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