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Thank you for your hard work on this project! 😊 While your implementation is mostly solid, there are a few critical issues that need to be addressed before we can approve the pull request:

  1. Data Preparation in Non-Root Components: The TodoInfo.tsx and UserInfo.tsx components import users directly, which violates the guideline of preparing data in one place (the App component) and passing it down as props. This is an important best practice to ensure data consistency and maintainability. Please refactor these components to receive the necessary data as props from the parent component.

  2. Unique Key Prop: In TodoList.tsx, ensure that each TodoInfo component in the map function has a unique key prop. This is crucial for React's reconciliation process and helps prevent potential rendering issues.

  3. Missing Labels: The form fields in App.tsx lack associated labels. Adding labels is important for accessibility and usability, and it aligns with the task's requirement to add labels where needed.

These changes are necessary to meet the core requirements and ensure the functionality and maintainability of the code. Once these issues are addressed, your code will be in great shape! Keep up the good work, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further assistance. 🚀

✨ Please rate this review in the Platform's notification center. I will be grateful for your feedback! ✨

🔄 Fix the issues, commit the changes, and then re-request my review using the Re-request review button in the Reviewers tab.

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const [todos, setTodos] = useState<todo[]>(editedTodos)

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The useState hook is used correctly to initialize the todos state with editedTodos. However, ensure that the todo type imported from ./components/types includes the user property as optional, which is correctly done in the types.ts file.

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const newTodo: todo = {
id: Math.max(...todos.map(todo => todo.id)) + 1,

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The calculation of the new id for newTodo is correct, but ensure that todos is not empty to avoid errors with Math.max. Consider adding a check or default value if todos might be empty.

title: title,
completed: false,
userId: userId,
user: usersFromServer.find(user => user.id === userId) || {

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The logic to find the user by userId is correct, but ensure that usersFromServer is always available and populated to avoid potential runtime errors.

<option value="0" disabled>
<select data-cy="userSelect" value={userId} onChange={
(event)=>{
setUserId(+event.target.value)

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The setUserId function uses +event.target.value to convert the value to a number, which is correct. Ensure that the userId is always a valid number to prevent unexpected behavior.

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export const TodoInfo = () => {};
import React from "react";
import users from "../../api/users";

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Importing users directly in this component violates the checklist guideline: "Prepare data in one place (App component) and pass it to child components. Don't use import keyword in non-root components". Consider passing the necessary user data as props from the parent component instead.

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export const UserInfo = () => {};
import React from "react";
import users from "../../api/users";

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The import of users from ../../api/users is unnecessary in this component. According to the checklist: "Prepare data in one place (App component) and pass it to child components. Don't use import keyword in non-root components". You should remove this import as it is not used in the component.

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Great job on addressing the key issues in your code! 🎉 You've made significant improvements by ensuring that data is passed down as props, which aligns with best practices for data preparation and consistency. The unique key prop for each TodoInfo component is correctly implemented, enhancing React's reconciliation process.

However, there are still a few areas to refine:

  • Data Preparation: Ensure that usersFromServer and todosFromServer are prepared in the App component and passed down as props to maintain consistency and improve maintainability.
  • User Data Propagation: The user type should be passed down as a prop rather than being imported directly in components like UserInfo. This will help maintain data consistency across your application.

These improvements will not only enhance the functionality of your code but also make it more robust and maintainable. Keep up the great work and continue learning from these experiences! 🚀

✨ Please rate this review in the Platform's notification center. I will be grateful for your feedback! ✨

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import usersFromServer from './api/users';
import todosFromServer from './api/todos';

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The usersFromServer and todosFromServer data should be prepared in the App component and passed down as props to child components. This ensures data consistency and maintainability. Consider refactoring to pass the necessary data as props.

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<TodoList todos={todos}/>

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Ensure that each TodoInfo component within the TodoList has a unique key prop. This is crucial for React's reconciliation process and helps prevent potential rendering issues.

import React from "react";
import { todo} from "../types";
import classNames from "classnames";
import { UserInfo } from "../UserInfo";

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The UserInfo component should not be imported directly here. Instead, the user data should be passed down as a prop from the parent component to maintain data consistency and follow best practices. Consider refactoring to receive the user data as a prop.

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export const UserInfo = () => {};
import React from "react";
import { user } from "../types";

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The user type should be passed down as a prop from the parent component rather than being imported directly. This ensures data consistency and follows best practices. Consider refactoring to receive the user data as a prop.

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