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Development: Fix course messages e2e tests #9720

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Some of the tests in CourseMessages.spec.ts were failing after the changes in message design. The tests could not identify the relocated button for delete/edit messages.

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deleteMessage() and editMessage() functions have been updated so that tests can identify these buttons again.

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced conditional rendering for UI elements in the post component, improving user experience based on various states.
    • Updated dropdown menu for editing and deleting messages to utilize a context menu approach for more intuitive interactions.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved styling for edit and delete buttons in the dropdown menu.
  • Refactor

    • Revised methods for editing and deleting messages to streamline interactions.

@asliayk asliayk self-assigned this Nov 9, 2024
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The changes in this pull request primarily involve modifications to the HTML template of the post.component.html and the CourseMessagesPage.ts class. The HTML template enhancements focus on conditional rendering of UI elements based on various component states. In CourseMessagesPage.ts, the methods for editing and deleting messages have been updated to utilize a context menu approach, improving user interactions.

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File Path Change Summary
src/main/webapp/app/shared/metis/post/post.component.html Enhanced conditional rendering for UI elements based on component states, including post title, message container, and footer. Updated dropdown menu for edit and delete actions with new CSS classes.
src/test/playwright/support/pageobjects/course/CourseMessagesPage.ts Modified editMessage and deleteMessage methods to use right-click actions for displaying dropdown menus for editing and deleting messages.

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tests, ready for review, bugfix, playwright, component:Communication

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  • krusche
  • florian-glombik
  • rabeatwork
  • edkaya

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
src/main/webapp/app/shared/metis/post/post.component.html (1)

152-159: LGTM! The added CSS classes improve test stability.

The addition of editIcon and deleteIcon classes provides reliable selectors for e2e tests, addressing the issue of tests failing to locate these buttons after UI changes.

Consider adding data-testid attributes for even more stable test selectors:

-        <button class="dropdown-item d-flex editIcon" (click)="editPosting()">
+        <button class="dropdown-item d-flex editIcon" data-testid="edit-message-btn" (click)="editPosting()">
-        <button class="dropdown-item d-flex deleteIcon" (click)="deletePost()">
+        <button class="dropdown-item d-flex deleteIcon" data-testid="delete-message-btn" (click)="deletePost()">
src/test/playwright/support/pageobjects/course/CourseMessagesPage.ts (3)

245-253: LGTM with suggestion for error handling.

The implementation correctly adapts to the new UI design with context menu and provides a good fallback mechanism. However, consider adding error handling for cases where neither the context menu nor the fallback button is available.

Consider adding error handling:

 const editButton = postLocator.locator('.dropdown-menu.show .editIcon');
 if (await editButton.isVisible()) {
     await editButton.click();
 } else {
-    await postLocator.locator('.reaction-button.edit').click();
+    const fallbackButton = postLocator.locator('.reaction-button.edit');
+    if (await fallbackButton.isVisible()) {
+        await fallbackButton.click();
+    } else {
+        throw new Error('Neither context menu edit button nor fallback edit button is visible');
+    }
 }

267-276: LGTM with suggestion for error handling.

The implementation maintains consistency with the editMessage() method and correctly adapts to the UI changes. Consider adding similar error handling here as well.

Consider adding error handling:

 const deleteButton = postLocator.locator('.dropdown-menu.show .deleteIcon');
 if (await deleteButton.isVisible()) {
     await deleteButton.click();
 } else {
-    await postLocator.locator('.reaction-button.delete').click();
+    const fallbackButton = postLocator.locator('.reaction-button.delete');
+    if (await fallbackButton.isVisible()) {
+        await fallbackButton.click();
+    } else {
+        throw new Error('Neither context menu delete button nor fallback delete button is visible');
+    }
 }

Line range hint 245-276: Consider extracting common context menu interaction logic.

Both editMessage() and deleteMessage() share similar context menu interaction patterns. Consider extracting this logic into a reusable helper method to improve maintainability and reduce code duplication.

Example implementation:

private async clickContextMenuOption(
    container: Locator,
    menuOptionSelector: string,
    fallbackButtonSelector: string,
    actionName: string
): Promise<void> {
    await container.locator('.message-container').click({ button: 'right' });
    await this.page.waitForSelector('.dropdown-menu.show');

    const menuButton = container.locator(`.dropdown-menu.show ${menuOptionSelector}`);
    if (await menuButton.isVisible()) {
        await menuButton.click();
    } else {
        const fallbackButton = container.locator(fallbackButtonSelector);
        if (await fallbackButton.isVisible()) {
            await fallbackButton.click();
        } else {
            throw new Error(`Neither context menu ${actionName} button nor fallback ${actionName} button is visible`);
        }
    }
}

Usage in the methods:

// In editMessage()
await this.clickContextMenuOption(postLocator, '.editIcon', '.reaction-button.edit', 'edit');

// In deleteMessage()
await this.clickContextMenuOption(postLocator, '.deleteIcon', '.reaction-button.delete', 'delete');
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src/main/webapp/app/shared/metis/post/post.component.html (1)

Pattern src/main/webapp/**/*.html: @if and @for are new and valid Angular syntax replacing *ngIf and *ngFor. They should always be used over the old style.

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src/main/webapp/app/shared/metis/post/post.component.html (1)

Line range hint 1-179: Template follows Angular syntax guidelines.

The template correctly uses the new @if syntax throughout, adhering to the coding guidelines that specify using @if over *ngIf.

@krusche krusche added this to the 7.7.0 milestone Nov 9, 2024
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