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Link da Tarefa: SQ-68068 [FRONT] Criar paginação no modal de ativação do CI

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  • New Features

    • The profiles modal now supports dynamic, infinite scrolling to load additional profiles seamlessly.
    • Enhanced profile data provides a more informative and engaging view.
    • Tooltip positioning logic has been improved for better responsiveness based on data layout.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined profile interactions by removing redundant toggle functionality for a cleaner user experience.
    • Updated import statements for React to simplify component structure.

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Two files related to the modal activation functionality were updated. In the documentation/example component, the profile objects in the mock array have been enhanced with additional attributes, and a new placeholder function (handleLoadMore) was added. The component’s props were revised by adding onLoadMore, hasMore, and loading (with static values) while removing the onToggle prop. In the main component file, an infinite scrolling mechanism was integrated via a dedicated scroll component, and the Props interface was updated accordingly. These changes use a callback-driven model and deferred loading to process profile data only when needed.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/.../__docs__/sq-modal-activation.component.example.tsx - Enhanced each profile in mockProfiles with additional attributes: followers, hasSocialNetworkCache, isSharedCreatorsInsights, and hasValidToken.
- Added a placeholder function handleLoadMore to manage retrieving more profiles.
- Modified the SqModalActivation component: added new props (onLoadMore, hasMore set to true, loading set to false) and removed the onToggle prop.
src/.../sq-modal-activation.component.tsx - Integrated an infinite scrolling component (SqInfinityScroll) to handle profile rendering dynamically.
- Updated the Props interface to include onLoadMore, hasMore, and loading properties.
- Adjusted profile list layout and rendering to accommodate dynamic loading.
src/.../sq-modal-welcome-creators-insights/sq-modal-welcome-creators-insights.component.scoped.scss - Added a media query for the .title class to adjust margin-top for smaller viewports and changed the img width from 90% to 80%.
src/.../sq-modal-welcome-creators-insights/sq-modal-welcome-creators-insights.component.tsx - Updated the import statement for React to remove the namespace import, now importing only specific hooks.
src/.../sq-average-engagement-chart/average-engagement-chart.component.tsx - Introduced a new function setTooltipPosition using useCallback to determine tooltip positioning based on data index.

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src/components-creators-insights/sq-modal-activation/__docs__/sq-modal-activation.component.example.tsx (2)

65-67: Implement a more realistic handleLoadMore

The current placeholder doesn't demonstrate how this function would work in a real application.

Consider implementing a simple mock data loading function:

const handleLoadMore = () => {
-  // Load more profiles
+  // Simulate an API call with setTimeout
+  setTimeout(() => {
+    const newProfiles = [
+      {
+        profileId: String(profiles.length + 1),
+        socialNetwork: 'instagram' as const,
+        username: `user${profiles.length + 1}`,
+        hasCreatorsInsights: Math.random() > 0.5,
+        picture: 'https://via.placeholder.com/150',
+        followers: 1000,
+        hasSocialNetworkCache: true,
+        isSharedCreatorsInsights: false,
+        hasValidToken: true,
+      }
+    ];
+    setProfiles(prev => [...prev, ...newProfiles]);
+  }, 500);
}

85-87: Use dynamic state for hasMore and loading props

Static values don't demonstrate how these props would be used in a real application.

Consider implementing state variables for these props:

+  const [hasMore, setHasMore] = useState(true);
+  const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(false);

+  const handleLoadMore = () => {
+    setIsLoading(true);
+    // Simulate API call with setTimeout
+    setTimeout(() => {
+      const newProfiles = [...]; // New profile data
+      setProfiles(prev => [...prev, ...newProfiles]);
+      setIsLoading(false);
+      // Stop loading more after a certain number of profiles
+      if (profiles.length + newProfiles.length >= 10) {
+        setHasMore(false);
+      }
+    }, 500);
+  }

   <SqModalActivation
     open={isModalOpen}
     profiles={profiles}
     onConfirm={handleDone}
     onOpenChange={handleOpenChange}
     onLoadMore={handleLoadMore}
-    hasMore={true}
-    loading={false}
+    hasMore={hasMore}
+    loading={isLoading}
     requireActiveProfile={true}
   />

This implementation shows the complete pattern of:

  1. Managing loading state during async operations
  2. Adding new profiles to existing ones
  3. Properly determining when there are no more items to load
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src/components-creators-insights/sq-modal-activation/sq-modal-activation.component.tsx

[error] 178-178: Avoid passing content using the dangerouslySetInnerHTML prop.

Setting content using code can expose users to cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks

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src/components-creators-insights/sq-modal-activation/sq-modal-activation.component.tsx (6)

6-7: Well-organized imports enhance performance

Adding the SqInfinityScroll import is crucial for implementing pagination. Organizing related imports together improves code readability and maintainability, making future modifications easier.


33-41: Props interface well extended for pagination support

The addition of onLoadMore, hasMore, and loading props creates a complete and robust pagination pattern. This type-safe approach:

  • Enables proper loading state management
  • Provides clear control over when more content should be loaded
  • Establishes a flexible contract between parent and child components

This pattern significantly improves performance by loading only necessary data on demand rather than overwhelming the component with all profiles at once.


50-58: Good defaults for pagination props

Setting sensible defaults (hasMore = true, loading = false) ensures the component works even when these props aren't explicitly provided. This defensive programming technique improves component robustness by preventing unexpected behaviors.


73-77: Excellent callback handling pattern

The handleLoadMore implementation follows best practices by:

  1. Using useCallback to prevent unnecessary re-renders
  2. Checking if the callback exists and is a function before invoking
  3. Including the dependency in the dependency array

This pattern prevents potential runtime errors and optimizes performance by avoiding redundant function recreations.


183-187: Height calculation might need future refactoring

The comment indicates that 80px compensation is temporary until an alert is removed. This creates technical debt.

When the alert is eventually removed, remember to update this calculation to maintain proper layout. Consider extracting the constant values into named variables for better maintainability:

-// -80px para compensar o alerta de disponibilidade apenas para Instagram. Remover quando o alerta for removido.
-style={
-  width < 991
-    ? { height: `calc(${height}px - 30px - 240px - 80px)`, overflow: 'scroll' }
-    : { maxHeight: `calc(${height}px - 58px - 61px - 80px)` }
-}
+// Define constants for better maintainability
+const ALERT_OFFSET = 80; // To be removed when alert is removed
+const MOBILE_OFFSETS = 30 + 240 + ALERT_OFFSET;
+const DESKTOP_OFFSETS = 58 + 61 + ALERT_OFFSET;
+
+style={
+  width < 991
+    ? { height: `calc(${height}px - ${MOBILE_OFFSETS}px)`, overflow: 'scroll' }
+    : { maxHeight: `calc(${height}px - ${DESKTOP_OFFSETS}px)` }
+}

190-196: Excellent implementation of infinite scrolling

The SqInfinityScroll integration follows best practices by:

  1. Targeting a specific DOM element through ID
  2. Passing loading state and handling callback
  3. Providing both hasMore and an empty end message
  4. Using the parent's loading state

This approach significantly improves performance and user experience by loading profiles incrementally rather than all at once, reducing initial load time and memory usage.

src/components-creators-insights/sq-modal-activation/__docs__/sq-modal-activation.component.example.tsx (2)

14-17: Enhanced mock data for better testing

Adding followers, hasSocialNetworkCache, isSharedCreatorsInsights, and hasValidToken properties to mock profiles makes the example more realistic and comprehensive.

These additions ensure that the component can be properly tested with data that mirrors production scenarios, improving test coverage and reliability.


25-29: Consistent mock data structure applied to all profiles

Applying the same data structure consistently across all mock profiles ensures the example properly demonstrates how the component handles different profiles with varying property values.

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src/components/sq-average-engagement-chart/average-engagement-chart.component.tsx (1)

55-63: Excellent addition for strategic tooltip positioning!

The new setTooltipPosition function provides a performance-optimized solution using useCallback to dynamically position tooltips based on their location in the data visualization. This implementation prevents UI clipping issues and significantly improves user experience by ensuring tooltips are always visible within the viewport.

The edge-detection logic (checking first two indices and last two indices) shows careful consideration for boundary cases, which contributes to robust UI behavior across different screen sizes and data densities.

Consider typing week: any[] more specifically for enhanced type safety, which would further improve code robustness:

- const setTooltipPosition = useCallback((index: number, week: any[]) => {
+ const setTooltipPosition = useCallback((index: number, week: Day[]) => {
src/components-creators-insights/sq-modal-welcome-creators-insights/sq-modal-welcome-creators-insights.component.scoped.scss (1)

31-33: Responsive Title Spacing Enhancement
The introduction of a media query for the .title block ensures that on viewports of 767px or less, a generous top margin of 10rem is applied. This adjustment helps maintain visual clarity and spacing on smaller devices, contributing to overall responsiveness and user interface robustness. Please verify that the 10rem margin fits well with the intended design across various mobile devices, as too much spacing might disrupt the layout.

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Learning: In this project, prefer using fixed pixel values for button sizes instead of relative units like `rem`.
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src/components/sq-average-engagement-chart/average-engagement-chart.component.tsx (1)

133-133: Excellent application of dynamic tooltip positioning!

Using the setTooltipPosition function to dynamically set the tooltip position delivers meaningful performance benefits:

  1. Prevents layout shifts - By calculating the optimal position in advance rather than repositioning after rendering
  2. Reduces DOM manipulations - Positioning is declarative rather than requiring JavaScript repositioning after tooltip appears
  3. Improves perceived performance - Tooltips appear instantly in the correct position without flickering or repositioning

This approach demonstrates a proactive architectural pattern that anticipates UI constraints before they become problems.

src/components-creators-insights/sq-modal-welcome-creators-insights/sq-modal-welcome-creators-insights.component.scoped.scss (1)

36-42: Image Sizing Adjustment
Changing the image width to 80% (as seen on line 37) helps align the image element with the overall design aesthetics and responsiveness of the modal. This subtle reduction can lead to improved content balance and prevents potential overflow issues on different screen sizes. It would be beneficial to test the visual outcome on various devices to ensure the image retains its clarity and proper scaling.

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