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MyDataHelps UI React Component Library
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Update the AsthmaRecommendedArticle component to support localization. #293

Closed greinard closed 4 weeks ago

greinard commented 1 month ago

Overview

This branch updates the AsthmaRecommendedArticle component so that it supports localization of the recommended article titles and subtitles.

Translations were generated using ChatGPT.

I will revert the snapshot version prior to merging.

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Walkthrough

The recent update focuses on enhancing asthma management resources within the application. It includes updating the version for the @careevolution/mydatahelps-ui package and significant modifications to the AsthmaRecommendedArticle component. Changes include the addition of a libraryBaseUrl prop, an expanded preview state, and a refactor of the createResourceDefinition function to improve localization for article titles and subtitles.

Changes

Files Change Summary
package.json Updated version from 2.31.0 to 2.28.1-AsthmaTranslations.3.
src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaRecommendedArticle/AsthmaRecommendedArticle.tsx Refactored createResourceDefinition function to simplify parameters and improve localization logic for article titles and subtitles. Updated URL construction for localized content.
src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaRecommendedArticle/AsthmaRecommendedArticle.stories.tsx Modified render function to include libraryBaseUrl prop and expanded preview options from two to three.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant UI
    participant LanguageService
    participant ArticleService

    User->>UI: Request asthma management articles
    UI->>LanguageService: Retrieve current language
    LanguageService-->>UI: Current language set
    UI->>ArticleService: Fetch localized articles
    ArticleService-->>UI: Return articles with titles/subtitles
    UI-->>User: Display articles

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greinard commented 1 month ago

I would like to merge this within the next couple of days if someone has a few minutes for a review.

Thank you!

greinard commented 1 month ago

Just based on code review, this looks ok; but I don't see any real easy way to test or verify this via Story, because both the article chosen relies on live data (Story shows placeholder data) and we also don't have a very easy way to switch languages via Story.

So maybe a loaded question - but how did you verify all of these changes?

The conditional logic has thus far been tested using the DryRun Asthma Tool environment. I think we'll probably test a couple of those conditions again after this update to ensure things are still working as expected, but no logical changes were intended with this PR, just the translations. That said, I will add an item to my personal to-do list to come back and add some unit testing for this logic.

For the translations, I had just commented out a few lines in the story/component to simulate a "live" state within the storybook and then adjusted the selected language. I didn't exhaustively test all the translations. I just verified that the translation was taking place. The Spanish translations themselves are undergoing a separate review within the Asthma Tool library feature (same translations are duplicated here). However, I don't have a good way to verify the translations to the other languages short of the few spot checks I ran back through Google translate. All were originally generated using ChatGPT.

I have reworked the component a tad and updated the storybook such that it now uses a real example for the default preview state and supports a live state (if you have an Asthma Tool participant access token).