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Productpro4 #60

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  • New Features

    • Vendors can now manage product EU compliance data and product addons, including adding, updating, importing, exporting, and removing them.
    • Enhanced RMA settings for vendors, allowing configuration of various warranty options.
    • Admins and vendors have improved capabilities for managing support tickets.
    • Admins can assign non-recurring subscription packs to vendors.
    • Vendors can enable or disable RFQ functionality in catalog mode.
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    • Restrictions implemented on certain functionalities for admins, including plugin management.
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    • Expanded test coverage for product addons, EU compliance, and RMA options, ensuring robust functionality for vendors.

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The pull request introduces significant changes to the feature-map.yml file, enhancing vendor capabilities while restricting certain admin functionalities. Key modifications include the addition of features for managing product addons and EU compliance data on the Products page, new RMA settings on the Vendor Settings page, and expanded support ticket management for admins and vendors. Additionally, new methods for handling product addons and RMA options are added to the ProductsPage class, accompanied by updated end-to-end tests for these functionalities.

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File Path Change Summary
tests/pw/feature-map/feature-map.yml - Updated permissions for admin and vendor roles across various pages, including removal and addition of features.
tests/pw/pages/productsPage.ts - Added methods for managing product addons and RMA options, including add, import, export, and remove functionalities.
tests/pw/pages/requestForQuotationsPage.ts - Renamed a property in the updateQuoteRuleFields method affecting the logic flow.
tests/pw/tests/e2e/productAddons.spec.ts - Introduced new tests for product addon functionalities, including add, import, export, and remove actions.
tests/pw/tests/e2e/productsDetails.spec.ts - Added tests for EU compliance data and RMA options, including various scenarios for adding and removing options.

Possibly related PRs

  • Add: add product category & tags test #50: This PR includes significant modifications to the feature-map.yml file, particularly enhancing vendor capabilities on the Products page, which aligns with the main PR's focus on vendor functionalities.
  • Product edit #51: Similar to the main PR, this PR also enhances vendor capabilities on the Products page, including managing product categories and tags, which directly relates to the changes made in the main PR.
  • Add: add product form tests (download options, inventory) #52: This PR introduces tests for product management functionalities, including downloadable options and inventory management, which are relevant to the enhancements made in the main PR regarding vendor capabilities.
  • Add: product form tests (other options, catalog) #57: This PR adds tests for managing product options and catalog mode, which are directly related to the changes in the main PR that enhance vendor functionalities in these areas.
  • Productpro6 #63: This PR includes new features for managing product attributes and bulk discounts for vendors, which aligns with the changes made in the main PR regarding vendor capabilities.

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Addons, RMA, all in play,
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
tests/pw/feature-map/feature-map.yml (1)

Line range hint 1-1231: Overall assessment of feature map changes

The changes to the feature map introduce significant enhancements to vendor capabilities, particularly in the areas of EU compliance, product addons, and RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) management. These additions will likely improve the platform's functionality for vendors operating in the EU market and those offering customizable products with various warranty options.

Key points:

  1. EU compliance data management for products has been added, which is crucial for vendors selling in the EU.
  2. Product addon features have been introduced, allowing for greater product customization.
  3. RMA options have been expanded, both at the product level and store-wide, giving vendors more control over their return and warranty policies.

However, there is a duplication of product addon features that should be addressed to maintain code clarity and prevent potential confusion in the future.

Recommendation:

  • Remove the duplicate product addon entries (lines 800-803).
  • Ensure that all new features have corresponding implementation in the codebase (as verified by the shell scripts in previous comments).
  • Consider adding tests for these new features to ensure they work as expected.

To further improve the system:

  1. Implement a caching mechanism for frequently accessed EU compliance and RMA data to improve performance.
  2. Consider creating a separate module for EU compliance features to make it easier to maintain and update as regulations change.
  3. Develop a user guide or documentation for vendors explaining how to use these new features effectively.
tests/pw/tests/e2e/productAddons.spec.ts (2)

15-15: Consider renaming vendor1 to improve clarity.

Using vendor1 as a variable name may cause confusion with the existing vendor variable. Consider renaming it to something more descriptive like vendorProductsPage to clearly indicate its purpose.

Also applies to: 35-35


96-98: Avoid reassigning productName to prevent confusion.

In lines 96 and 101, productName is reassigned with new values within different test scopes. This could lead to confusion or unintended side effects. Consider using unique variable names for each new product, such as newProductName or testProductName.

Also applies to: 101-103

tests/pw/tests/e2e/productsDetails.spec.ts (2)

418-420: Address the TODO comment about duplicate tests

The comment on line 419 indicates that there's a duplicate test from euCompliance. To maintain a clean and efficient test suite, consider resolving the duplication either by removing redundant tests or refactoring to eliminate overlaps.

Would you like assistance in consolidating these tests to avoid redundancy?


433-435: Resolve the TODO comment about duplicate addon tests

The comment on line 434 suggests that there are duplicate tests related to product addons. To maintain clarity and efficiency in your test suite, consider reviewing and refactoring these tests to eliminate duplication.

Do you need help identifying and merging duplicate tests?

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  • tests/pw/feature-map/feature-map.yml (3 hunks)
  • tests/pw/pages/productsPage.ts (1 hunks)
  • tests/pw/tests/e2e/productAddons.spec.ts (4 hunks)
  • tests/pw/tests/e2e/productsDetails.spec.ts (1 hunks)
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tests/pw/feature-map/feature-map.yml (3)

439-442: New RMA settings for vendors

These features allow vendors to set store-wide RMA settings, including various warranty options. This complements the product-specific RMA options added earlier.

Let's verify the integration of these store-wide RMA settings:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify store-wide RMA settings implementation

# Test: Search for store-wide RMA setting functions
rg --type php "function.*set_rma_settings"

# Test: Check for any new database tables or columns for store-wide RMA settings
rg --type php "CREATE TABLE.*store_rma_settings"
rg --type php "ALTER TABLE.*ADD COLUMN.*store_rma_settings"

197-201: New RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) options for vendors

These features allow vendors to set various RMA options for their products, including different warranty types. This is crucial for managing product returns and warranties.

Let's verify the implementation of these RMA features:


193-196: New product addon features for vendors

These features enable vendors to manage product addons, including adding, importing, exporting, and removing them. This enhances product customization options.

Let's verify the implementation of these features:

tests/pw/tests/e2e/productAddons.spec.ts (3)

3-3: Import statement is correct and necessary.

The addition of import { ProductsPage } from '@pages/productsPage'; is appropriate for utilizing the ProductsPage class in the new test cases.


20-20: Variable productName is appropriately declared.

Declaring productName to store the product's name enhances code readability and facilitates its use in subsequent test cases.


39-39: Product creation line is correctly implemented.

The line correctly creates a product and assigns its name to productName, which will be used in the product addon tests.

tests/pw/tests/e2e/productsDetails.spec.ts (1)

421-431: ⚠️ Potential issue

Enable the skipped EU compliance tests

The tests for adding, updating, and removing EU compliance data (lines 421-423, 425-427, and 429-431) are currently marked as skipped using test.skip. Skipped tests reduce test coverage and may hide potential issues. Once the functionality is ready, please enable these tests to ensure complete test coverage.

tests/pw/pages/productsPage.ts (2)

1435-1435: Verify the Purpose of Checking excludeAddons

In the addProductAddon method, the line await this.check(productsVendor.addon.excludeAddons); may not be necessary for all addons. Ensure that this action aligns with the intended functionality.

Would you like to double-check if excludeAddons should be conditionally checked based on the addon properties?


1500-1503: Handle Potential Asynchronous Issues with refundReasonIsVisible

The variable refundReasonIsVisible is assigned the result of an asynchronous operation, but its usage doesn't account for potential timing issues. Ensure that the visibility state is correctly awaited and handled.

Run the following script to check for any unresolved promises or asynchronous issues:

✅ Verification successful

Asynchronous Handling with refundReasonIsVisible is Properly Managed

The usage of refundReasonIsVisible correctly awaits the asynchronous operation using await this.isVisible. No unresolved promises or asynchronous issues detected.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for all instances where the result of an asynchronous function is used without proper handling.

# Test: Look for patterns where `await` might be missing or improperly used.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern '$_ = $_' --json | jq '.[] | select(.value | test("await this.isVisible")).location'

Length of output: 206


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for all instances where the result of `this.isVisible` is used without proper `await`.

# Improved pattern to specifically match assignments without `await`.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'const $_ = this.isVisible($_);' --json | jq '.[] | select(.value != null and (.value | type == "string") and (.value | test("this\\.isVisible"))) | .location'

# Additionally, search for `if` statements that use `refundReasonIsVisible` without awaiting its assignment.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'if ($_){ $$$ }' --json | jq '.[] | select(.value != null and (.value | type == "string") and (.value | test("refundReasonIsVisible"))) | .location'

Length of output: 386

Comment on lines 800 to 803
vendor can add product addon: true
vendor can import product addon: true
vendor can export product addon: true
vendor can remove product addon: true
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⚠️ Potential issue

Duplicate product addon features

These features for adding, importing, exporting, and removing product addons are duplicates of the ones added earlier (lines 193-196). This redundancy should be removed to maintain code clarity and prevent confusion.

Remove these duplicate entries:

- vendor can add product addon: true
- vendor can import product addon: true
- vendor can export product addon: true
- vendor can remove product addon: true
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vendor can add product addon: true
vendor can import product addon: true
vendor can export product addon: true
vendor can remove product addon: true

Comment on lines 190 to 192
vendor can add product EU compliance data: true
vendor can update product EU compliance data: true
vendor can remove product EU compliance data: true
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💡 Codebase verification

EU compliance data features are not fully implemented

The feature flags for EU compliance data are present in feature-map.yml, but there are no corresponding PHP or JavaScript implementations, and the related tests are currently skipped. This indicates that the EU compliance data features are not yet integrated into the codebase.

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New EU compliance data features for vendors

These new features allow vendors to manage EU compliance data for their products. This is a valuable addition for businesses operating in the EU market.

Let's verify if these features are properly integrated:

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if EU compliance data features are properly integrated

# Test: Search for EU compliance data related functions in PHP files
rg --type php "function.*EU.*compliance.*data"

# Test: Check if there are any new database tables or columns for EU compliance data
rg --type php "CREATE TABLE.*eu_compliance"
rg --type php "ALTER TABLE.*ADD COLUMN.*eu_compliance"

Length of output: 201


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Further verify EU compliance data features by searching in JavaScript and configuration files

# Test: Search for EU compliance data related functions in JavaScript files
rg --type js "function.*EU.*compliance.*data"

# Test: Check for references to EU compliance in configuration files (YAML, JSON)
rg --type yaml "eu_compliance"
rg --type json "eu_compliance"

# Test: Search for usage of the feature flags in application code
rg "vendor can (add|update|remove) product EU compliance data"

Length of output: 1537

Comment on lines 86 to 103
test('vendor can add product addon', { tag: ['@pro', '@vendor'] }, async () => {
await vendor1.addProductAddon(productName, data.product.productInfo.addon);
});

test('vendor can import product addon', { tag: ['@pro', '@vendor'] }, async () => {
const addon = payloads.createProductAddon();
await vendor1.importAddon(productName, serialize([addon]), addon.name);
});

test('vendor can export product addon', { tag: ['@pro', '@vendor'] }, async () => {
const [responseBody, , productName] = await apiUtils.createProductWithAddon(payloads.createProduct(), [payloads.createProductAddon()], payloads.vendorAuth);
await vendor1.exportAddon(productName, serialize(apiUtils.getMetaDataValue(responseBody.meta_data, '_product_addons')));
});

test('vendor can remove product addon', { tag: ['@pro', '@vendor'] }, async () => {
const [, , productName, addonName] = await apiUtils.createProductWithAddon(payloads.createProduct(), [payloads.createProductAddon()], payloads.vendorAuth);
await vendor1.removeAddon(productName, addonName[0] as string);
});
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider refactoring to reduce code duplication in test cases.

The test cases for adding, importing, exporting, and removing product addons have similar setup and teardown processes. Refactoring common code into helper functions or utility methods can improve maintainability and reduce repetition.


test('vendor can remove product addon', { tag: ['@pro', '@vendor'] }, async () => {
const [, , productName, addonName] = await apiUtils.createProductWithAddon(payloads.createProduct(), [payloads.createProductAddon()], payloads.vendorAuth);
await vendor1.removeAddon(productName, addonName[0] as string);
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⚠️ Potential issue

Type assertion might be unnecessary or risky.

Using addonName[0] as string assumes that addonName is an array with at least one element. Ensure that addonName is an array and contains elements before accessing and casting. Consider adding checks to prevent runtime errors.

Apply this diff to add a check:

 const [, , productName, addonName] = await apiUtils.createProductWithAddon(payloads.createProduct(), [payloads.createProductAddon()], payloads.vendorAuth);
- await vendor1.removeAddon(productName, addonName[0] as string);
+ if (addonName && addonName.length > 0) {
+   await vendor1.removeAddon(productName, addonName[0]);
+ } else {
+   throw new Error('AddonName array is empty or undefined.');
+ }
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await vendor1.removeAddon(productName, addonName[0] as string);
const [, , productName, addonName] = await apiUtils.createProductWithAddon(payloads.createProduct(), [payloads.createProductAddon()], payloads.vendorAuth);
if (addonName && addonName.length > 0) {
await vendor1.removeAddon(productName, addonName[0]);
} else {
throw new Error('AddonName array is empty or undefined.');
}

Comment on lines 446 to 447
const [responseBody, , productName] = await apiUtils.createProductWithAddon(payloads.createProduct(), [payloads.createProductAddon()], payloads.vendorAuth);
await vendor.exportAddon(productName, serialize(apiUtils.getMetaDataValue(responseBody.meta_data, '_product_addons')));
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve code clarity by avoiding skipped indices in destructuring

In line 446, the destructuring assignment skips elements using commas:

const [responseBody, , productName] = await apiUtils.createProductWithAddon(...);

Skipping indices can reduce code readability and may lead to errors if the returned array structure changes. Consider returning an object from createProductWithAddon and using object destructuring for better clarity.

Apply this refactor to enhance readability:

-const [responseBody, , productName] = await apiUtils.createProductWithAddon(...);
+const { responseBody, productId, productName } = await apiUtils.createProductWithAddon(...);

Adjust the createProductWithAddon function to return an object with named properties to support this change.

await this.toBeChecked(productsVendor.addon.excludeAddons);
}

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⚠️ Potential issue

Incorrect Comment Above importAddon Method

The comment above the importAddon method incorrectly reads // export addon. It should be // import addon to accurately describe the method's functionality.

Apply this diff to correct the comment:

-    // export addon
+    // import addon
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// export addon
// import addon

await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.addon.formatTitle, addon.formatTitle);
await this.check(productsVendor.addon.addDescription);
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.addon.descriptionInput, addon.addDescription);
await this.click(productsVendor.addon.requiredField);
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⚠️ Potential issue

Use check Instead of click for Checkbox Interaction

When interacting with a checkbox like requiredField, it's clearer to use await this.check() instead of await this.click() to denote the action explicitly.

Apply this diff to improve code clarity:

-    await this.click(productsVendor.addon.requiredField);
+    await this.check(productsVendor.addon.requiredField);
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await this.click(productsVendor.addon.requiredField);
await this.check(productsVendor.addon.requiredField);

Comment on lines 1477 to 1479
await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
await this.saveProduct();
await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Redundant Visibility Check in removeAddon Method

In the removeAddon method, the visibility check for addonRow is performed both before and after calling saveProduct(). This redundancy can be removed to streamline the code.

Consider removing the first visibility check:

-    await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
     await this.saveProduct();
     await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
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await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
await this.saveProduct();
await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
await this.saveProduct();
await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));

Comment on lines 1428 to 1429
await this.check(productsVendor.addon.addDescription);
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.addon.descriptionInput, addon.addDescription);
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⚠️ Potential issue

Conditional Handling of addDescription Checkbox

Currently, the addDescription checkbox is always checked regardless of the addon.addDescription value. It's better to conditionally check or uncheck this box based on the actual value.

Modify the code to reflect the addon.addDescription state:

-    await this.check(productsVendor.addon.addDescription);
     await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.addon.descriptionInput, addon.addDescription);
+    if (addon.addDescription) {
+        await this.check(productsVendor.addon.addDescription);
+    } else {
+        await this.uncheck(productsVendor.addon.addDescription);
+    }
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await this.check(productsVendor.addon.addDescription);
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.addon.descriptionInput, addon.addDescription);
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.addon.descriptionInput, addon.addDescription);
if (addon.addDescription) {
await this.check(productsVendor.addon.addDescription);
} else {
await this.uncheck(productsVendor.addon.addDescription);
}

Comment on lines 1489 to 1499
if (rma.type === 'included_warranty') {
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.length, rma.length);
if (rma.length === 'limited') {
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.lengthValue, rma.lengthValue);
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.lengthDuration, rma.lengthDuration);
}
} else if (rma.type === 'addon_warranty') {
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.addonCost, rma.addon.cost);
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.addonDurationLength, rma.addon.durationLength);
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.addonDurationType, rma.addon.durationType);
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add an else Clause to Handle Unexpected rma.type Values

The current implementation checks for 'included_warranty' and 'addon_warranty' types but doesn't handle other possible values of rma.type. Adding an else clause would improve robustness.

Consider adding an else clause:

     } else if (rma.type === 'addon_warranty') {
         await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.addonCost, rma.addon.cost);
         await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.addonDurationLength, rma.addon.durationLength);
         await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.addonDurationType, rma.addon.durationType);
+    } else {
+        throw new Error(`Unsupported rma.type: ${rma.type}`);
     }
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if (rma.type === 'included_warranty') {
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.length, rma.length);
if (rma.length === 'limited') {
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.lengthValue, rma.lengthValue);
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.lengthDuration, rma.lengthDuration);
}
} else if (rma.type === 'addon_warranty') {
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.addonCost, rma.addon.cost);
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.addonDurationLength, rma.addon.durationLength);
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.addonDurationType, rma.addon.durationType);
}
if (rma.type === 'included_warranty') {
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.length, rma.length);
if (rma.length === 'limited') {
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.lengthValue, rma.lengthValue);
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.lengthDuration, rma.lengthDuration);
}
} else if (rma.type === 'addon_warranty') {
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.addonCost, rma.addon.cost);
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.addonDurationLength, rma.addon.durationLength);
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.addonDurationType, rma.addon.durationType);
} else {
throw new Error(`Unsupported rma.type: ${rma.type}`);
}

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tests/pw/pages/productsPage.ts (2)

1417-1454: LGTM! Consider enhancing error handling.

The addProductAddon function is well-implemented, covering all necessary steps to add a product addon with proper assertions. The use of toPass for error handling is good.

Consider adding more specific error handling:

 await this.toPass(async () => {
     await this.clickAndWaitForResponse(data.subUrls.ajax, productsVendor.addon.addField);
     await this.toBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonForm);
+}, 'Failed to add addon field or addon form not visible');

1457-1463: LGTM! Consider adding error handling.

The importAddon function is concise and effectively imports an addon for a specified product. The verification step ensures the addon was imported successfully.

Consider adding error handling and a more descriptive success message:

 async importAddon(productName: string, addon: string, addonTitle: string): Promise<void> {
     await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
-    await this.click(productsVendor.addon.import);
-    await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.addon.importInput, addon);
-    await this.saveProduct();
+    try {
+        await this.click(productsVendor.addon.import);
+        await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.addon.importInput, addon);
+        await this.saveProduct();
+    } catch (error) {
+        throw new Error(`Failed to import addon: ${error.message}`);
+    }
     await this.toBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonTitle));
+    console.log(`Successfully imported addon: ${addonTitle}`);
 }
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  • tests/pw/pages/productsPage.ts (1 hunks)
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@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ export class RequestForQuotationsPage extends AdminPage {
await this.clearAndType(requestForQuotationAdmin.quoteRules.addNewQuoteRule.hidePriceText, rule.hidePriceText);
} else {
if (rule.hideAddToCartButton) await this.click(requestForQuotationAdmin.quoteRules.addNewQuoteRule.hideAddToCartButton);
if (rule.hideAddToCartButton) await this.click(requestForQuotationAdmin.quoteRules.addNewQuoteRule.keepBothAddToCartAndQuoteButton);
if (rule.keepBothCartQuoteButton) await this.click(requestForQuotationAdmin.quoteRules.addNewQuoteRule.keepBothAddToCartAndQuoteButton);
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Multiple References Found! Ensure all instances of hideAddToCartButton are updated consistently.

The hideAddToCartButton property is used in multiple files across selectors, interfaces, and test data. To maintain consistency and prevent potential issues:

  • Update all occurrences of hideAddToCartButton to keepBothCartQuoteButton.
  • Review related interfaces and test data for compatibility.
  • Run comprehensive tests to verify that the changes integrate smoothly.
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The change from rule.hideAddToCartButton to rule.keepBothCartQuoteButton appears to be a logical improvement, making the condition more descriptive and potentially more accurate. However, it's important to ensure that this change doesn't break any existing functionality or assumptions in other parts of the codebase.

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Comment on lines 1483 to 1527
async addProductRmaOptions(productName: string, rma: vendor['rma']): Promise<void> {
await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
await this.check(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.label, rma.label);
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.type, rma.type);

if (rma.type === 'included_warranty') {
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.length, rma.length);
if (rma.length === 'limited') {
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.lengthValue, rma.lengthValue);
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.lengthDuration, rma.lengthDuration);
}
} else if (rma.type === 'addon_warranty') {
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.addonCost, rma.addon.cost);
await this.clearAndType(productsVendor.rma.addonDurationLength, rma.addon.durationLength);
await this.selectByValue(productsVendor.rma.addonDurationType, rma.addon.durationType);
}
const refundReasonIsVisible = await this.isVisible(productsVendor.rma.refundReasonsFirst);
if (refundReasonIsVisible) {
await this.checkMultiple(productsVendor.rma.refundReasons);
}
await this.typeFrameSelector(productsVendor.rma.rmaPolicyIframe, productsVendor.rma.rmaPolicyHtmlBody, rma.refundPolicy);

await this.saveProduct();

await this.toBeChecked(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
await this.toHaveValue(productsVendor.rma.label, rma.label);
await this.toHaveSelectedValue(productsVendor.rma.type, rma.type);
if (rma.type === 'included_warranty') {
await this.toHaveSelectedValue(productsVendor.rma.length, rma.length);
if (rma.length === 'limited') {
await this.toHaveValue(productsVendor.rma.lengthValue, rma.lengthValue);
await this.toHaveSelectedValue(productsVendor.rma.lengthDuration, rma.lengthDuration);
}
} else if (rma.type === 'addon_warranty') {
await this.toHaveValue(productsVendor.rma.addonCost, rma.addon.cost);
await this.toHaveValue(productsVendor.rma.addonDurationLength, rma.addon.durationLength);
await this.toHaveSelectedValue(productsVendor.rma.addonDurationType, rma.addon.durationType);
}

if (refundReasonIsVisible) {
await this.toBeCheckedMultiple(productsVendor.rma.refundReasons);
}
await this.toContainTextFrameLocator(productsVendor.rma.rmaPolicyIframe, productsVendor.rma.rmaPolicyHtmlBody, rma.refundPolicy);
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance error handling and reduce code duplication.

The addProductRmaOptions function comprehensively handles various RMA scenarios, but it can be improved with better error handling and by reducing code duplication.

Consider the following improvements:

  1. Add error handling:
 async addProductRmaOptions(productName: string, rma: vendor['rma']): Promise<void> {
     await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
+    try {
         // ... (existing code)
         await this.saveProduct();
+    } catch (error) {
+        throw new Error(`Failed to add RMA options for ${productName}: ${error.message}`);
+    }
     // ... (verification steps)
 }
  1. Reduce code duplication by creating a helper method for verifications:
private async verifyRmaOptions(rma: vendor['rma']): Promise<void> {
    await this.toBeChecked(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
    await this.toHaveValue(productsVendor.rma.label, rma.label);
    await this.toHaveSelectedValue(productsVendor.rma.type, rma.type);
    // ... (other common verifications)
}

async addProductRmaOptions(productName: string, rma: vendor['rma']): Promise<void> {
    // ... (existing code)
    await this.verifyRmaOptions(rma);
}

These changes will improve error handling and make the code more maintainable.

Comment on lines 1466 to 1470
async exportAddon(productName: string, addon: string): Promise<void> {
await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
await this.click(productsVendor.addon.export);
await this.toContainText(productsVendor.addon.exportInput, addon);
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Clarify function purpose and add export functionality.

The exportAddon function doesn't actually perform an export operation. It only checks if the addon is present in the export input field.

Consider renaming the function and adding actual export functionality:

-async exportAddon(productName: string, addon: string): Promise<void> {
+async verifyAddonExportable(productName: string, addon: string): Promise<void> {
     await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
     await this.click(productsVendor.addon.export);
     await this.toContainText(productsVendor.addon.exportInput, addon);
 }

+async exportAddon(productName: string, addon: string): Promise<void> {
+    await this.verifyAddonExportable(productName, addon);
+    // Add actual export functionality here
+    // For example:
+    // await this.click(productsVendor.addon.exportButton);
+    // await this.waitForDownload(productsVendor.addon.exportDownloadLink);
+}

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Comment on lines 1530 to 1535
async removeProductRmaOptions(productName: string): Promise<void> {
await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
await this.uncheck(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
await this.saveProduct();
await this.notToBeChecked(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add error handling and success message.

The removeProductRmaOptions function is concise and effectively removes RMA options. However, it can be improved with error handling and a success message.

Consider the following improvements:

 async removeProductRmaOptions(productName: string): Promise<void> {
     await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
-    await this.uncheck(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
-    await this.saveProduct();
-    await this.notToBeChecked(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
+    try {
+        await this.uncheck(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
+        await this.saveProduct();
+        await this.notToBeChecked(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
+        console.log(`Successfully removed RMA options for product: ${productName}`);
+    } catch (error) {
+        throw new Error(`Failed to remove RMA options for ${productName}: ${error.message}`);
+    }
 }

These changes will improve error handling and provide feedback on successful operations.

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async removeProductRmaOptions(productName: string): Promise<void> {
await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
await this.uncheck(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
await this.saveProduct();
await this.notToBeChecked(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
}
async removeProductRmaOptions(productName: string): Promise<void> {
await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
try {
await this.uncheck(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
await this.saveProduct();
await this.notToBeChecked(productsVendor.rma.overrideDefaultRmaSettings);
console.log(`Successfully removed RMA options for product: ${productName}`);
} catch (error) {
throw new Error(`Failed to remove RMA options for ${productName}: ${error.message}`);
}
}

Comment on lines 1473 to 1480
async removeAddon(productName: string, addonName: string): Promise<void> {
await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
await this.click(productsVendor.addon.removeAddon(addonName));
await this.click(productsVendor.addon.confirmRemove);
await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
await this.saveProduct();
await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve error handling and remove redundant check.

The removeAddon function effectively removes an addon, but it can be improved with better error handling and by removing a redundant check.

Consider the following improvements:

 async removeAddon(productName: string, addonName: string): Promise<void> {
     await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
-    await this.click(productsVendor.addon.removeAddon(addonName));
-    await this.click(productsVendor.addon.confirmRemove);
-    await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
-    await this.saveProduct();
-    await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
+    try {
+        await this.click(productsVendor.addon.removeAddon(addonName));
+        await this.click(productsVendor.addon.confirmRemove);
+        await this.saveProduct();
+        await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
+    } catch (error) {
+        throw new Error(`Failed to remove addon ${addonName}: ${error.message}`);
+    }
+    console.log(`Successfully removed addon: ${addonName}`);
 }
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async removeAddon(productName: string, addonName: string): Promise<void> {
await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
await this.click(productsVendor.addon.removeAddon(addonName));
await this.click(productsVendor.addon.confirmRemove);
await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
await this.saveProduct();
await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
}
async removeAddon(productName: string, addonName: string): Promise<void> {
await this.goToProductEdit(productName);
try {
await this.click(productsVendor.addon.removeAddon(addonName));
await this.click(productsVendor.addon.confirmRemove);
await this.saveProduct();
await this.notToBeVisible(productsVendor.addon.addonRow(addonName));
} catch (error) {
throw new Error(`Failed to remove addon ${addonName}: ${error.message}`);
}
console.log(`Successfully removed addon: ${addonName}`);
}

@shashwatahalder01 shashwatahalder01 changed the base branch from develop to develop_rk October 8, 2024 04:59
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@shashwatahalder01 shashwatahalder01 deleted the productpro4 branch October 8, 2024 05:12
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