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Repeater pattern component #336
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Terraform plan for tts-10x-atj-dev Plan: 0 to add, 2 to change, 0 to destroy.Terraform used the selected providers to generate the following execution
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# cloudfoundry_app.tts-10x-atj-dev-server-doj_tts-10x-atj-dev-server-doj-app_380DB029 will be updated in-place
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!~ docker_image = "ghcr.io/gsa-tts/atj-platform/server-doj:afbde7f1d70c4920d82fa504c9f73bf879af14ed" -> "ghcr.io/gsa-tts/atj-platform/server-doj:ba304df413a515b2a0522f0504b10e2825f59d2e"
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# cloudfoundry_app.tts-10x-atj-dev-server-kansas_tts-10x-atj-dev-server-kansas-app_337A9CF1 will be updated in-place
!~ resource "cloudfoundry_app" "tts-10x-atj-dev-server-kansas_tts-10x-atj-dev-server-kansas-app_337A9CF1" {
!~ docker_image = "ghcr.io/gsa-tts/atj-platform/server-kansas:afbde7f1d70c4920d82fa504c9f73bf879af14ed" -> "ghcr.io/gsa-tts/atj-platform/server-kansas:ba304df413a515b2a0522f0504b10e2825f59d2e"
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<button | ||
type="button" | ||
className="usa-button usa-button--outline" | ||
onClick={() => append({})} |
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Do you think it'd be possible to make these submit buttons, so we could support adding/removing fields when Javascript is disabled?
I'm not really sure how we'd do that server-side...
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@danielnaab - I think that sounds doable. I can add a value to the button that would distinguish between the submit events that were triggered by the add/delete actions vs. the one the user would press if they mean to submit and finalize the form. There would need to be a check for this on the backend. What kind of data would you want for this check?
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Somehow, it'd need to be checked for in the submitForm service - forms/src/services/submit-form.ts
. This might be something better done after plugin/pattern refactoring. Could we create a ticket to loop back and progressively enhance this later?
Wrote some better tests for the repeater component to test the add/remove feature. Changed the button in that component to submit with a value so we can do the backend part to handle the JS disabled use case. |
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This is a great set-up that should serve us well! I have a couple comments on how the pattern wires the IDs and session data up.
<button | ||
type="button" | ||
className="usa-button usa-button--outline" | ||
onClick={() => append({})} |
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Somehow, it'd need to be checked for in the submitForm service - forms/src/services/submit-form.ts
. This might be something better done after plugin/pattern refactoring. Could we create a ticket to loop back and progressively enhance this later?
@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ import { type FormSession, nullSession, sessionIsComplete } from './session.js'; | |||
export type TextInputProps = PatternProps<{ | |||
type: 'input'; | |||
inputId: string; | |||
idSuffix?: string; |
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I'm a little uncomfortable passing this detail into the UI components. Is there a way we could have the repeater pattern append the suffix directly to the ID in its createPrompt
function?
const children = pattern.data.patterns.map((patternId: string) => { | ||
const childPattern = getPattern(session.form, patternId); | ||
return createPromptForPattern(config, session, childPattern, options); | ||
}); |
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If the idSuffix
were appended to the child IDs here, would that remove the need for the cloneElement
logic in the repeater component?
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One more question. As I understand, the value of each child pattern is stored as a repeater
attribute on the child pattern's session data. Is that right?
If so, I'm wondering if altering the structure of the child pattern's user data might be confusing down the road, and if it would be more clear to store user session data on the repeater pattern's session object. So essentially, the repeater's value might be something like:
[
{"patternIdA": "first row a", "patternIdB": "first row b"},
{"patternIdA": "second row a", "patternIdB": "second row b"},
{"patternIdA": "third row a", "patternIdB": "third row b"},
]
Added the repeater pattern with basic support for the available question types at the start of the sprint (short answer and radio group).
There is a bug in the form submission side where the thank you page flashes briefly, and then re-renders the form fields with the user input, so the summary table on the results page was turned off for now.