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Development: Use signals in lecture online and text unit #9658

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This PR introduces signals and fixes code smells in components used for editing and updating lectures. This is a preparation for Lectures: Add status bar to lecture creation and edit mode #9655 and aims to keep #9655 at a manageable size of changes.

Description

  • Introduced signals in online-unit-form.component (got rid of a method call in the template)
  • Introduced signals in text-unit-form.component (got rid of a method call in the template)

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Prerequisites:

  • 1 Instructor
  1. Navigate to the Instructor lecture view (creating and editing)
  2. Click Units > Text to create a text lecture unit, verify the behavior is the same as on develop
  3. Navigate to the Instructor lecture view (creating and editing)
  4. Click Units > Online to create an online lecture unit, verify the behavior is the same as on develop
  5. Verify Editing the text / online Unit works as on develop
  6. Create a Lecture in the guided mode, where you add a Online Lecture Unit & Text Lecture Unit
  7. Verify Adding a Online lecture unit & Text Lecture Unit works
  8. Verify the cancel button works for the Online lecture unit & Text Lecture Unit

There are known issues with the guided mode that will not be addressed in this PR #9658 (review), see reasoning #9658 (comment)

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced form validation logic across multiple components, ensuring stricter validation and improved user feedback.
    • Introduced a new method isFormValid() for determining form submission eligibility.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated method calls to ensure accurate form validity checks.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined component structures by utilizing Angular's reactive programming features for better performance and readability.
    • Renamed properties for clarity and deprecated outdated ones.
    • Improved input handling in test setups to align with Angular's practices.
  • Documentation

    • Updated comments for clarity in the previousState method.

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The pull request introduces several updates across multiple components in an Angular application, focusing on enhancing form validation and state management. Key changes include the renaming of validation properties, the introduction of new input properties with required decorators, and the adoption of Angular's reactive programming features. The HTML templates for form components have been adjusted to utilize a new method for determining form validity. Additionally, modifications to access levels of properties in various components have been made to improve encapsulation.

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File Change Summary
src/main/webapp/app/exercises/programming/manage/update/update-components/information/programming-exercise-information.component.ts - Updated method call from formValidSignal() to isFormValidSignal() in calculateFormValid.
- Defined several input properties with the required option.
- Introduced signals for state management and modified ngOnChanges to update exerciseTitle signal.
src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.html - Changed submit button's disabled attribute to use isFormValid() instead of isSubmitPossible.
src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.ts - Replaced constructor-based dependency injection with inject.
- Removed ngOnInit and initializeForm, directly instantiated FormGroup.
- Added statusChanges and isFormValid properties for form state management.
src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/text-unit-form/text-unit-form.component.html - Updated submit button's disabled attribute to use isFormValid() instead of isSubmitPossible.
src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/text-unit-form/text-unit-form.component.ts - Added imports for computed, inject, and toSignal.
- Directly initialized form property using FormBuilder.
- Introduced statusChanges and isFormValid properties.
src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-update.component.ts - Changed documentationType from readonly to protected readonly.
- Updated several icon properties from public to protected.
- Added allowedFileExtensions and acceptedFileExtensionsFileBrowser as protected readonly.
src/main/webapp/app/shared/form/title-channel-name/title-channel-name.component.ts - Renamed formValidSignal to isFormValidSignal.
- Marked formValid and formValidChanges as deprecated.
- Updated calculateFormValid method to use the new signal property.

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Actionable comments posted: 7

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (11)
src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.ts (3)

50-59: Consider enhancing type safety for form controls

While the form initialization is clean, consider using typed form controls for better type safety and IDE support.

Here's how you could improve it:

interface OnlineUnitForm {
    name: FormControl<string | undefined>;
    description: FormControl<string | undefined>;
    releaseDate: FormControl<dayjs.Dayjs | undefined>;
    source: FormControl<string | undefined>;
    competencyLinks: FormControl<CompetencyLectureUnitLink[] | undefined>;
}

form = this.formBuilder.group<OnlineUnitForm>({
    name: this.formBuilder.control(undefined, [Validators.required, Validators.maxLength(255)]),
    description: this.formBuilder.control(undefined, [Validators.maxLength(1000)]),
    releaseDate: this.formBuilder.control(undefined),
    source: this.formBuilder.control(undefined, [Validators.required, this.urlValidator]),
    competencyLinks: this.formBuilder.control(undefined),
});

61-62: Consider adding initial value and error handling to signals

The signal implementation could be more robust with explicit initial values and error handling.

Here's an improved version:

private readonly statusChanges = toSignal(this.form.statusChanges, {
    initialValue: 'INVALID' as const,
    requireSync: true
});

protected readonly isFormValid = computed(() => {
    const status = this.statusChanges();
    return status === 'VALID' && this.form.dirty;
});

This ensures:

  • Type safety with as const
  • Explicit initial value
  • Form must be dirty to be considered valid

Line range hint 89-108: Prevent potential memory leaks in HTTP subscription

The HTTP subscription in onLinkChanged should be properly managed to prevent memory leaks.

Consider using the takeUntilDestroyed operator or implementing proper cleanup:

import { DestroyRef, inject } from '@angular/core';
import { takeUntilDestroyed } from '@angular/core/rxjs-interop';

export class OnlineUnitFormComponent implements OnChanges {
    private readonly destroyRef = inject(DestroyRef);

    onLinkChanged(): void {
        // ... existing code ...

        if (this.sourceControl?.valid) {
            this.onlineUnitService
                .getOnlineResource(this.sourceControl.value)
                .pipe(
                    takeUntilDestroyed(this.destroyRef),
                    map((response: HttpResponse<OnlineResourceDTO>) => response.body!)
                )
                .subscribe({
                    next: (onlineResource) => {
                        const updateForm = {
                            name: onlineResource.title || undefined,
                            description: onlineResource.description || undefined,
                        };
                        this.form.patchValue(updateForm);
                    },
                });
        }
    }
}
src/main/webapp/app/shared/form/title-channel-name/title-channel-name.component.ts (1)

32-39: Consider adding migration guidance for deprecated properties.

While the deprecation notices are helpful, consider adding migration examples in the JSDoc comments to guide developers on how to transition from the deprecated properties to the new signal-based approach.

Apply this enhancement to the deprecation notices:

    /**
-    * @deprecated Use {@link isFormValidSignal} instead.
+    * @deprecated Use {@link isFormValidSignal} instead.
+    * @example
+    * // Before
+    * this.formValid
+    * // After
+    * this.isFormValidSignal()
     */
    formValid: boolean;
src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.html (1)

Signal implementation is partially complete but can be enhanced

The component already uses signals through:

  • toSignal() for form status changes
  • computed() for form validation state

However, the implementation could be improved by:

  1. Converting form control getters to signals using toSignal() for better reactivity
  2. Using effect() to handle side effects in onLinkChanged()
  3. Adding cleanup for the form status signal subscription

Example refactoring for the control getters:

nameControl = toSignal(this.form.get('name')!.valueChanges);
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Line range hint 2-78: Verify signal implementation in the component.

To ensure the PR's objective of introducing signals is fully met, please verify that:

  1. Form controls are exposed as signals in the component
  2. Form validation state is derived from these signals
  3. The component properly cleans up signal subscriptions
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify signal implementation in the component

# Test: Check if signals are properly implemented in the component
ast-grep --pattern 'class OnlineUnitFormComponent {
  $$$
  signal<$_>($_) {
    $$$
  }
  $$$
}'

# Test: Check for proper signal cleanup
rg -A 5 'ngOnDestroy|effect' src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.ts

Length of output: 366


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to check the component implementation

# First, let's check the content of the component file
cat src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.ts

# As a backup, let's also search for signal-related imports and usage
rg -l "@angular/core.*signal" src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/

# And check for FormControl-related code
rg "FormControl|form\." src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.ts

Length of output: 5045

src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-update.component.ts (1)

30-33: LGTM! Well-structured file extension handling with clear separation of concerns.

The implementation cleanly separates human-readable and technical formats. The comments are helpful but could be even more descriptive.

Consider enhancing the comments to be more specific:

-    // A human-readable list of allowed file extensions
+    // Comma-separated list of allowed file extensions for display purposes (e.g., "pdf, txt, doc")
-    // The list of file extensions for the "accept" attribute of the file input field
+    // Formatted list of file extensions for HTML file input's "accept" attribute (e.g., ".pdf,.txt,.doc")
src/main/webapp/app/exercises/programming/manage/update/update-components/information/programming-exercise-information.component.ts (2)

Line range hint 164-171: LGTM! Consider refactoring for improved readability.

The validation logic is comprehensive and the rename to isFormValidSignal() improves clarity. However, the boolean expression could be more readable.

Consider breaking down the validation checks into a separate method:

-        this.formValid = Boolean(
-            this.exerciseTitleChannelComponent()?.titleChannelNameComponent?.isFormValidSignal() &&
-                this.getIsShortNameFieldValid() &&
-                isCheckoutSolutionRepositoryValid &&
-                isRecreateBuildPlansValid &&
-                isUpdateTemplateFilesValid &&
-                areAuxiliaryRepositoriesValid &&
-                areCheckoutPathsValid,
-        );
+        this.formValid = this.validateAllFormFields(
+            isCheckoutSolutionRepositoryValid,
+            isRecreateBuildPlansValid,
+            isUpdateTemplateFilesValid,
+            areAuxiliaryRepositoriesValid,
+            areCheckoutPathsValid,
+        );
+
+    private validateAllFormFields(
+        isCheckoutSolutionRepositoryValid: boolean,
+        isRecreateBuildPlansValid: boolean,
+        isUpdateTemplateFilesValid: boolean,
+        areAuxiliaryRepositoriesValid: boolean,
+        areCheckoutPathsValid: boolean,
+    ): boolean {
+        return Boolean(
+            this.exerciseTitleChannelComponent()?.titleChannelNameComponent?.isFormValidSignal() &&
+            this.getIsShortNameFieldValid() &&
+            isCheckoutSolutionRepositoryValid &&
+            isRecreateBuildPlansValid &&
+            isUpdateTemplateFilesValid &&
+            areAuxiliaryRepositoriesValid &&
+            areCheckoutPathsValid,
+        );
+    }

Line range hint 89-98: Consider improving subscription management.

While the current implementation handles cleanup, it could be enhanced using RxJS operators to prevent potential memory leaks.

Consider using the takeUntilDestroyed operator from @angular/core/rxjs-interop:

+import { takeUntilDestroyed } from '@angular/core/rxjs-interop';

-    inputFieldSubscriptions: (Subscription | undefined)[] = [];
+    constructor() {
+        this.exerciseTitleChannelComponent()?.titleChannelNameComponent?.formValidChanges
+            .pipe(takeUntilDestroyed())
+            .subscribe(() => this.calculateFormValid());
+        
+        // Apply similar pattern to other subscriptions
+    }
-    ngOnDestroy(): void {
-        for (const subscription of this.inputFieldSubscriptions) {
-            subscription?.unsubscribe();
-        }
-    }
src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/text-unit-form/text-unit-form.component.ts (3)

27-33: Maintain consistent ordering and grouping of @Input and @Output properties

To enhance code readability and maintainability, consider grouping all @Input properties together, followed by @Output properties, and ordering them consistently.

Apply this diff to reorder the properties:

 @Input() formData: TextUnitFormData;
 @Input() isEditMode = false;
+@Input() hasCancelButton: boolean;

 @Output() formSubmitted: EventEmitter<TextUnitFormData> = new EventEmitter<TextUnitFormData>();
+@Output() onCancel: EventEmitter<any> = new EventEmitter<any>();

This aligns with the project's convention of grouping inputs and outputs, enhancing code consistency across the application.


40-41: Align dependency injection methods for consistency

Currently, FormBuilder is injected using the inject() function, while Router and TranslateService are injected via the constructor. For consistency, consider using the same injection method for all dependencies.

Option 1: Use inject() for all services:

+private readonly router = inject(Router);
+private readonly translateService = inject(TranslateService);
+private readonly formBuilder = inject(FormBuilder);

-constructor(
-    private router: Router,
-    private translateService: TranslateService,
-) {}

Option 2: Inject FormBuilder via the constructor:

-private readonly formBuilder = inject(FormBuilder);

 constructor(
     private router: Router,
     private translateService: TranslateService,
+    private formBuilder: FormBuilder,
 ) {}

Consistent injection patterns improve code readability and reduce potential confusion.


42-46: Initialize form controls with default values appropriately

Initializing form controls with undefined as the default value is acceptable. However, consider whether default values are necessary or if they could be omitted to simplify the code.

For example:

 form: FormGroup = this.formBuilder.group({
-    name: [undefined as string | undefined, [Validators.required, Validators.maxLength(255)]],
+    name: ['', [Validators.required, Validators.maxLength(255)]],
-    releaseDate: [undefined as dayjs.Dayjs | undefined],
+    releaseDate: [null as dayjs.Dayjs | null],
-    competencyLinks: [undefined as CompetencyLectureUnitLink[] | undefined],
+    competencyLinks: [[] as CompetencyLectureUnitLink[]],
 });

This can help avoid potential issues with form controls expecting certain types.

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  • src/main/webapp/app/exercises/programming/manage/update/update-components/information/programming-exercise-information.component.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.html (1 hunks)
  • src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.ts (2 hunks)
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  • src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/text-unit-form/text-unit-form.component.ts (3 hunks)
  • src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-update.component.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/main/webapp/app/shared/form/title-channel-name/title-channel-name.component.ts (2 hunks)
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src/main/webapp/app/exercises/programming/manage/update/update-components/information/programming-exercise-information.component.ts (1)

Pattern src/main/webapp/**/*.ts: angular_style:https://angular.io/guide/styleguide;methods_in_html:false;lazy_loading:true;code_reuse:true;tests:meaningful;types:PascalCase;enums:PascalCase;funcs:camelCase;props:camelCase;no_priv_prefix:true;strings:single_quotes;localize:true;btns:functionality;links:navigation;icons_text:newline;labels:associate;code_style:arrow_funcs,curly_braces,open_braces_same_line,indent_4;memory_leak_prevention:true;routes:naming_schema;chart_framework:ngx-charts;responsive_layout:true

src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.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.

src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.ts (1)

Pattern src/main/webapp/**/*.ts: angular_style:https://angular.io/guide/styleguide;methods_in_html:false;lazy_loading:true;code_reuse:true;tests:meaningful;types:PascalCase;enums:PascalCase;funcs:camelCase;props:camelCase;no_priv_prefix:true;strings:single_quotes;localize:true;btns:functionality;links:navigation;icons_text:newline;labels:associate;code_style:arrow_funcs,curly_braces,open_braces_same_line,indent_4;memory_leak_prevention:true;routes:naming_schema;chart_framework:ngx-charts;responsive_layout:true

src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/text-unit-form/text-unit-form.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.

src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/text-unit-form/text-unit-form.component.ts (1)

Pattern src/main/webapp/**/*.ts: angular_style:https://angular.io/guide/styleguide;methods_in_html:false;lazy_loading:true;code_reuse:true;tests:meaningful;types:PascalCase;enums:PascalCase;funcs:camelCase;props:camelCase;no_priv_prefix:true;strings:single_quotes;localize:true;btns:functionality;links:navigation;icons_text:newline;labels:associate;code_style:arrow_funcs,curly_braces,open_braces_same_line,indent_4;memory_leak_prevention:true;routes:naming_schema;chart_framework:ngx-charts;responsive_layout:true

src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-update.component.ts (1)

Pattern src/main/webapp/**/*.ts: angular_style:https://angular.io/guide/styleguide;methods_in_html:false;lazy_loading:true;code_reuse:true;tests:meaningful;types:PascalCase;enums:PascalCase;funcs:camelCase;props:camelCase;no_priv_prefix:true;strings:single_quotes;localize:true;btns:functionality;links:navigation;icons_text:newline;labels:associate;code_style:arrow_funcs,curly_braces,open_braces_same_line,indent_4;memory_leak_prevention:true;routes:naming_schema;chart_framework:ngx-charts;responsive_layout:true

src/main/webapp/app/shared/form/title-channel-name/title-channel-name.component.ts (1)

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📓 Learnings (3)
src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.html (1)
Learnt from: florian-glombik
PR: ls1intum/Artemis#9656
File: src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/attachment-unit-form/attachment-unit-form.component.ts:69-71
Timestamp: 2024-11-02T22:57:57.717Z
Learning: In the `src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/attachment-unit-form/attachment-unit-form.component.ts`, the `isFormValid` computed property intentionally uses a logical OR between `this.statusChanges() === 'VALID'` and `this.fileName()` to mirror the original `isSubmitPossible` getter, ensuring consistent form validation behavior.
src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/text-unit-form/text-unit-form.component.html (1)
Learnt from: florian-glombik
PR: ls1intum/Artemis#9656
File: src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/attachment-unit-form/attachment-unit-form.component.ts:69-71
Timestamp: 2024-11-02T22:57:57.717Z
Learning: In the `src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/attachment-unit-form/attachment-unit-form.component.ts`, the `isFormValid` computed property intentionally uses a logical OR between `this.statusChanges() === 'VALID'` and `this.fileName()` to mirror the original `isSubmitPossible` getter, ensuring consistent form validation behavior.
src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/text-unit-form/text-unit-form.component.ts (1)
Learnt from: florian-glombik
PR: ls1intum/Artemis#9656
File: src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/attachment-unit-form/attachment-unit-form.component.ts:69-71
Timestamp: 2024-11-02T22:57:57.717Z
Learning: In the `src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/attachment-unit-form/attachment-unit-form.component.ts`, the `isFormValid` computed property intentionally uses a logical OR between `this.statusChanges() === 'VALID'` and `this.fileName()` to mirror the original `isSubmitPossible` getter, ensuring consistent form validation behavior.
🔇 Additional comments (10)
src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/text-unit-form/text-unit-form.component.html (1)

Line range hint 3-3: LGTM: Proper usage of new Angular control flow syntax.

The template correctly implements the new @if syntax instead of the older *ngIf, which aligns with the coding guidelines.

Also applies to: 8-15

src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.ts (1)

2-2: LGTM: Modern Angular features adoption

The addition of computed, inject, and toSignal imports aligns with modern Angular best practices and the PR's objective to introduce signals.

Also applies to: 10-10

src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/online-unit-form/online-unit-form.component.html (1)

Line range hint 2-2: Excellent use of new Angular syntax!

The template consistently uses the new @if syntax instead of *ngIf throughout the file, which aligns perfectly with the coding guidelines.

Also applies to: 10-10, 13-13, 16-16, 26-26, 33-33, 36-36, 46-46, 49-49, 79-79

src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-update.component.ts (3)

24-29: LGTM! Property access modifiers enhance encapsulation.

The changes to make icon properties and documentationType protected readonly improve encapsulation while maintaining inheritance capability. This aligns with Angular's style guide and supports the PR's goal of template optimization.


89-90: LGTM! Improved documentation clarity.

The updated comments clearly explain the navigation behavior based on the lecture's state, which helps maintainability.


24-33: Verify template usage of the protected properties.

The properties have been made protected. Let's verify that all template references have been updated accordingly.

✅ Verification successful

Template references to protected properties are correctly used

The verification shows that all template references to the protected properties are valid and working as expected. The properties are accessed in the component templates where they are defined:

  • lecture-update.component.html correctly uses all the protected properties defined in its component
  • Other components (lecture-attachments.component, lecture-unit-management, etc.) that show similar property usage have their own component-level declarations

This confirms that making these properties protected in lecture-update.component.ts doesn't break any template references, as they are properly scoped and accessed within their respective components.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check template usage of the protected properties
# Expected: No direct references to these properties in templates

# Search for template references to the protected properties
echo "Checking template references..."
rg -t html "documentationType|faQuestionCircle|faSave|faPuzzleProcess|faBan|faHandShakeAngle|allowedFileExtensions|acceptedFileExtensionsFileBrowser" "src/main/webapp/app/lecture"

Length of output: 3814

src/main/webapp/app/exercises/programming/manage/update/update-components/information/programming-exercise-information.component.ts (2)

Line range hint 39-42: Well-implemented reactive state management using signals!

The implementation follows Angular's best practices for reactive programming with signals. The state management is clean and efficient.

Also applies to: 52-55


Line range hint 45-52: Excellent use of required input decorators!

The implementation follows Angular's latest best practices for input properties, improving type safety and runtime validation.

src/main/webapp/app/lecture/lecture-unit/lecture-unit-management/text-unit-form/text-unit-form.component.ts (2)

1-1: Good adoption of Angular's inject and computed functions

The inclusion of inject and computed from @angular/core aligns with Angular's move towards more streamlined dependency injection and reactive programming patterns.


25-25: Consistent visibility modifier for template-bound properties

Defining faTimes as protected ensures it is accessible in the template while encapsulating it from external classes. This aligns with Angular's best practices for component property visibility.

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coderabbitai bot previously approved these changes Nov 3, 2024
@florian-glombik florian-glombik added this to the 7.7.0 milestone Nov 6, 2024
@florian-glombik florian-glombik added the lecture Pull requests that affect the corresponding module label Nov 6, 2024
@krusche krusche merged commit d3357f8 into develop Nov 7, 2024
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@krusche krusche deleted the chore/lectures/use-signals-in-online-unit-form branch November 7, 2024 23:20
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