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Automatic Onboarding #615

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Automatic Onboarding #615

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced onboarding process with updated checklist item names and ordering logic.
    • Introduced new components for handling skipped onboarding steps.
    • Added new API endpoint for fetching onboarding state.
  • Refactor

    • Replaced useServerSettings with useOnboarding for improved onboarding state management.
    • Refactored progress calculation and checklist rendering based on new onboarding structure.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted logic for creating service connectors, artifact stores, stacks, and pipelines to ensure accuracy in onboarding steps.
  • Documentation

    • Updated onboarding-related documentation to reflect changes in state management and checklist item names.

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Recent changes across multiple files significantly improve the onboarding process by updating types, refining functions, and introducing new features for better state management and checklist handling. These include renaming checklist item names, incorporating new downstream step checks, and replacing OnboardingState with OnboardingResponse. The modifications emphasize enhanced interaction between components and optimized API handling for onboarding states.

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Files Change Summary
src/app/onboarding/ProductionSetup/Items.tsx Updated functions for onboarding steps, changed parameter types, and checklist item names.
src/app/onboarding/ProductionSetup/index.tsx, src/app/onboarding/StarterSetup/index.tsx Refactored to use useOnboarding, updated onboarding state handling and functions.
src/app/onboarding/StarterSetup/Items.tsx Enhanced imports, updated function parameters, and incorporated downstream step logic.
src/components/onboarding/ChecklistItem.tsx Refactored component, adjusted rendering logic for completed items, and introduced SkippedStep component.
src/components/onboarding/SkippedStep.tsx Added new SkippedStep component to handle skipped checklist items.
src/data/api.ts, src/data/server/onboarding-state.ts Introduced new onboarding state API path and functionality for onboarding state management using React hooks.
src/layouts/AuthenticatedLayout/OnboardingItem.tsx, .../Sidebar.tsx Refactored imports and updated onboarding state hooks and progress calculations.
src/lib/constants.ts, src/lib/onboarding.ts, src/lib/onboarding.spec.ts Revised constants, onboarding functions, and test cases for updated onboarding logic and progress tracking.
src/types/core.ts, src/types/onboarding.ts Added OnboardingResponse type, updated ServerSettingsResponseMetadata type, and included new operations for onboarding state retrieval.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant UI as User Interface
    participant API as Onboarding API
    participant Server as Server State
    participant DB as Database

    UI->>API: Fetch Onboarding State
    API->>Server: Retrieve State Data
    Server->>DB: Query Onboarding State
    DB-->>Server: Onboarding Data Response
    Server-->>API: Forward Onboarding Data
    API-->>UI: Return Onboarding State
    
    UI->>API: Update Onboarding Progress
    API->>Server: Send Progress Update
    Server->>DB: Update Onboarding State
    DB-->>Server: Confirmation
    Server-->>API: Update Success
    API-->>UI: Confirm Update
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By the rabbit's whisper in code's delight,
Onboarding transforms, steps shine bright.
Checklists refined, connectors anew,
Progress flows with much ado.
Skipped steps dance in a thoughtful glide,
A seamless path to the other side.
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between bfc3463 and b8196c6.

Files selected for processing (15)
  • src/app/onboarding/ProductionSetup/Items.tsx (4 hunks)
  • src/app/onboarding/ProductionSetup/index.tsx (3 hunks)
  • src/app/onboarding/StarterSetup/Items.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/app/onboarding/StarterSetup/index.tsx (3 hunks)
  • src/components/onboarding/ChecklistItem.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/components/onboarding/SkippedStep.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/data/api.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/data/server/onboarding-state.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/layouts/AuthenticatedLayout/OnboardingItem.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/layouts/AuthenticatedLayout/Sidebar.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/lib/constants.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/lib/onboarding.spec.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/onboarding.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/types/core.ts (5 hunks)
  • src/types/onboarding.ts (1 hunks)
Files not reviewed due to errors (2)
  • src/components/onboarding/ChecklistItem.tsx (no review received)
  • src/lib/onboarding.ts (no review received)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (3)
  • src/components/onboarding/SkippedStep.tsx
  • src/data/api.ts
  • src/lib/constants.ts
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src/data/server/onboarding-state.ts

[error] 24-24: Use Array.isArray() instead of instanceof Array. (lint/suspicious/useIsArray)

instanceof Array returns false for array-like objects and arrays from other execution contexts.
Unsafe fix: Use Array.isArray() instead.

Additional comments not posted (24)
src/types/onboarding.ts (2)

2-12: Enum values updated to reflect new onboarding structure.

The OnboardingChecklistItemName enum has been updated with new values that better describe the onboarding steps, aligning with the PR's enhancements.


14-14: Updated OnboardingResponse type for flexible onboarding step handling.

The OnboardingResponse type definition has been updated to be an array of OnboardingChecklistItemName, enhancing flexibility in managing onboarding steps.

src/data/server/onboarding-state.ts (2)

1-5: Correct imports for onboarding functionalities.

The imports are correctly set up to support the new functionalities related to onboarding state management.


41-49: Proper setup of useOnboarding hook using React Query.

The useOnboarding hook is well-implemented, making effective use of useQuery for fetching onboarding data, with appropriate query key and function setup.

src/layouts/AuthenticatedLayout/OnboardingItem.tsx (3)

3-3: Refactor: Update import to use new onboarding state management.

The import of useOnboarding from @/data/server/onboarding-state replaces the previous state management method, aligning with the new onboarding process.


14-14: Error and Pending State Handling: Ensure graceful handling of API states.

The implementation correctly handles error and pending states by returning null or a skeleton loader, respectively. This maintains a smooth user experience during data fetching delays or errors.

Also applies to: 15-15


27-27: Refactor: Utilize new onboarding functions and manage setup item progress effectively.

The usage of getProductionSetupItems and getProgress functions aligns with the new onboarding state management. The logic to determine the completion of setup stages is clear and correctly implements the new state management approach.

Also applies to: 30-31, 34-35, 38-40

src/app/onboarding/StarterSetup/index.tsx (5)

4-4: Refactor: Update import to use new onboarding state management.

The import of useOnboarding from @/data/server/onboarding-state replaces the previous state management method, aligning with the new onboarding process.


23-25: Error and Pending State Handling: Ensure graceful handling of API states.

The implementation correctly handles error and pending states by returning a skeleton loader or null, respectively. This maintains a smooth user experience during data fetching delays or errors.


30-34: Refactor: Utilize new onboarding functions to manage setup item progress effectively.

The usage of getOnboardingProgress function aligns with the new onboarding state management. The logic to determine the completion of setup stages is clear and correctly implements the new state management approach.


80-80: Ensure correct component props and onboarding state management.

The ConnectZenMLStep and RunFirstPipeline components are correctly passed the order and onboardingState props. This ensures that the components can function with the new onboarding logic and maintain the correct state throughout the user's interaction.

Also applies to: 84-84


19-19: Ensure proper use of refetch intervals in hooks.

Setting a refetch interval of 5000 milliseconds (5 seconds) in useOnboarding might be too frequent depending on the expected frequency of onboarding state changes. Consider adjusting this value based on user activity patterns or system requirements.

Verification successful

The search results show that the useOnboarding hook with a refetchInterval of 5000 milliseconds is used consistently in both ProductionSetup and StarterSetup components. This suggests a deliberate choice for this specific interval.

  • src/app/onboarding/ProductionSetup/index.tsx
  • src/app/onboarding/StarterSetup/index.tsx
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# Description: Verify the refetch interval setting for useOnboarding hook across other components for consistency.

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# Description: Verify the refetch interval setting for useOnboarding hook across other components for consistency.

# Test: Search for useOnboarding hook usage with refetch intervals. Expect: Consistent usage or justified differences.
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src/lib/onboarding.spec.ts (4)

1-1: Ensure updated imports and function usage in tests.

The imports of OnboardingChecklistItemName and the functions checkDownstreamStep, getProgress, getStarterSetupItems are aligned with the new onboarding logic, ensuring that the tests will validate the updated logic correctly.

Also applies to: 3-3


9-9: Test cases update: Validate new onboarding item handling.

The test cases have been updated to reflect the new onboarding logic, ensuring that different deployment scenarios are correctly handled. This is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the onboarding process.

Also applies to: 15-16


19-19: Comprehensive testing of onboarding progress calculation.

The tests comprehensively cover various scenarios for onboarding progress calculation using the new logic. This ensures that the onboarding process is robust and behaves as expected under different conditions.

Also applies to: 21-30, 32-38, 40-50, 52-58


62-62: Testing downstream step checks: Validate new logic for handling onboarding dependencies.

The tests for checkDownstreamStep function validate the new logic for handling dependencies between onboarding steps. This is essential for ensuring that the onboarding process correctly handles step dependencies and progresses appropriately.

Also applies to: 63-76, 78-83

src/layouts/AuthenticatedLayout/Sidebar.tsx (2)

25-25: Refactor: Integration of the OnboardingItem component into the Sidebar.

The addition of the OnboardingItem component into the sidebar ensures that the onboarding process is visible and accessible from the main UI, aligning with the goals of enhancing user onboarding.


51-51: Ensure correct placement and functionality of the OnboardingItem in the Sidebar.

The placement of the OnboardingItem above other essential links in the sidebar ensures it is immediately noticeable to new users, potentially improving engagement with the onboarding process.

src/app/onboarding/StarterSetup/Items.tsx (1)

14-26: Verification needed for the ConnectZenMLStep component.

Ensure that the ConnectZenMLStep component integrates correctly with the rest of the onboarding process and that the hasDownStreamFinished variable is calculated correctly.

src/app/onboarding/ProductionSetup/index.tsx (1)

107-131: Ensure correct propagation of active prop in checklist components.

Verify that the active prop is correctly used in the child components (CreateServiceConnector, CreateArtifactStore, CreateNewStack, RunNewPipeline) to control their behavior based on the completion of the starter setup.

Verification successful

The active prop is indeed used in the child components (CreateServiceConnector, CreateArtifactStore, CreateNewStack, RunNewPipeline) as part of their props. This confirms that the active prop is being propagated correctly to these components.

  • src/app/onboarding/ProductionSetup/Items.tsx:
    • CreateServiceConnector
    • CreateArtifactStore
    • CreateNewStack
    • RunNewPipeline
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ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'const CreateNewStack = ($_) => { $$$ }'
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ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'class CreateServiceConnector { $$$ }'
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'class CreateArtifactStore { $$$ }'
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src/app/onboarding/ProductionSetup/Items.tsx (1)

58-67: Logic verification needed for CreateArtifactStore.

Ensure that the hasDownStreamFinished calculation is correct and that the component behaves as expected when item is true or false.

Verification successful

The command to search for CreateArtifactStore did not produce any output, which means we couldn't locate its usage in the codebase. This might indicate that the component is either not used or the search command needs adjustment.

To ensure thorough verification of the logic within CreateArtifactStore, I will generate a new shell script to search for the function definition and its usage throughout the codebase, including both JavaScript and TypeScript files, as it might be defined or used in TypeScript files as well.


The CreateArtifactStore function is defined in src/app/onboarding/ProductionSetup/Items.tsx and used in src/app/onboarding/ProductionSetup/index.tsx. To verify the logic, I will review the relevant sections of these files to ensure the hasDownStreamFinished calculation is correct and the component behaves as expected when item is true or false.


The CreateArtifactStore component is defined and used as follows:

  1. Definition in src/app/onboarding/ProductionSetup/Items.tsx:

    export function CreateArtifactStore({ onboardingState, active, order }: Props) {
        const [selectedProvider, setSelectedProvider] = useState<CloudProvider>("aws");
        const itemName: OnboardingChecklistItemName = "remote_artifact_store_created";
        const hasDownStreamFinishded = checkDownstreamStep(itemName, onboardingState || [], order);
    
        const item = hasOnboardingItem(itemName, onboardingState || []);
    
        return (
            <ChecklistItem
                hasDownstream={hasDownStreamFinishded}
                itemName={itemName}
                completed={!!item}
                title="Create an artifact store"
                active={active}
            >
                <p className="mb-3">
                    Configuring a remote artifact store will version your pipeline's data directly in your cloud
                    provider{" "}
                    <LearnMoreLink href="https://docs.zenml.io/user-guide/production-guide/remote-storage" />
                </p>
                <div className="space-y-5">
                    {/* Additional content */}
                </div>
            </ChecklistItem>
        );
    }
  2. Usage in src/app/onboarding/ProductionSetup/index.tsx:

    import {
        CreateArtifactStore,
        CreateNewStack,
        CreateServiceConnector,
        RunNewPipeline
    } from "./Items";
    
    export function ProductionSetupChecklist() {
        const onboarding = useOnboarding({ refetchInterval: 5000 });
        const serverInfo = useServerInfo();
        const [open, setOpen] = useState(true);
    
        const isStarterSetupFinished = // logic to determine if starter setup is finished
    
        return (
            <ul>
                <li className="py-5 first:pt-0 last:pb-0">
                    <CreateArtifactStore
                        order={order}
                        onboardingState={onboarding.data}
                        active={isStarterSetupFinished}
                    />
                </li>
                <li className="py-5 first:pt-0 last:pb-0">
                    <CreateNewStack
                        order={order}
                        onboardingState={onboarding.data}
                        active={isStarterSetupFinished}
                    />
                </li>
                {/* Additional items */}
            </ul>
        );
    }

Verification

  • hasDownStreamFinished Calculation:

    • The variable hasDownStreamFinishded is calculated using the function checkDownstreamStep(itemName, onboardingState || [], order). This logic appears to be correctly implemented, assuming checkDownstreamStep is a well-defined function that returns a boolean indicating whether downstream steps are finished.
  • Component Behavior:

    • The CreateArtifactStore component renders a ChecklistItem with properties based on the hasDownStreamFinishded and item variables. The completed prop is set to !!item, which correctly converts the item to a boolean.

Conclusion

The logic for hasDownStreamFinishded and the behavior of the CreateArtifactStore component based on the item state appear to be correctly implemented. The ChecklistItem component is given the correct props to reflect the completion status and downstream state.

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src/types/core.ts (3)

1229-1238: LGTM!

The new API endpoint for fetching the onboarding state is well-defined and includes a clear description. This is crucial for the automatic onboarding feature.


6766-6766: Good simplification!

Changing ServerSettingsResponseMetadata to Record<string, never> effectively indicates no additional metadata is expected, which simplifies handling server settings responses.


13399-13432: Well-defined API operation!

The operation get_onboarding_state_api_v1_onboarding_state_get is defined with comprehensive response handling, covering successful and error scenarios. This is essential for robust API design.

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