New order

[arkanoider]

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new order creation feature with a dedicated interface.
  • Added a NewOrderWidget for streamlined order entry.
  • Updated tab titles to reflect new functionality.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved event handling for better navigation between order creation and existing orders.

• Documentation

  • Expanded public module declarations to include the new order widget.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this pull request enhance the application's functionality by adding a new order creation feature. This involves modifications to the src/main.rs file, where a new widget, NewOrderWidget, is integrated to facilitate order creation. The application now includes a boolean field, show_new_order, to manage the visibility of this widget. Additionally, a new module for the widget is declared in src/widgets/mod.rs, and the widget's logic is encapsulated in src/widgets/new_order_widget.rs, which defines the rendering and layout management for the new order interface.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/main.rs	- Added show_new_order: bool to App struct. - Integrated NewOrderWidget for order creation. - Updated handle_event to manage new order tab selection. - Modified draw method to conditionally render the new order widget. - Changed tab titles to reflect new functionality.
src/widgets/mod.rs	- Added new public module new_order_widget.
src/widgets/new_order_widget.rs	- Introduced NewOrderWidget struct with a public field order. - Added constructor new(order: Order). - Implemented render method for widget display. - Defined layout management functions for rendering.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    participant NewOrderWidget

    User->>App: Selects "Create order" tab
    App->>App: Set show_new_order to true
    App->>NewOrderWidget: Render new order interface
    User->>NewOrderWidget: Enters order details
    User->>NewOrderWidget: Presses Enter
    NewOrderWidget->>App: Process new order

🐇 "In the garden where orders bloom,
A widget rises, dispelling gloom.
With fields to fill and choices to make,
A new order's journey, for all our sake.
Hop along, let's create with cheer,
For every order brings us near!" 🌼

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[arkanoider]

@coderabbitai review and suggestion to use crate text_prompt to create a pop up for a new order

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@arkanoider: Based on your suggestion to use the text_prompt crate to create a pop-up for a new order, I noticed that this crate is not currently included in your project dependencies.

To implement this feature, you can add text_prompt to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
text_prompt = "0.1.3"  # Replace with the latest version

Then, in your Rust code, you can utilize it to create a pop-up. For example, in src/widgets/new_order_widget.rs:

use text_prompt::TextPrompt;

pub fn create_new_order_popup() {
    let prompt = TextPrompt::new("Create New Order")
        .with_message("Please enter the details for the new order:");
    if let Some(order_details) = prompt.run() {
        // Handle the new order details
        println!("New order details: {}", order_details);
    } else {
        println!("No input received.");
    }
}

This will display a pop-up where the user can enter the details for the new order. You'll need to call this function where appropriate in your application, such as in response to a user action.

Let me know if you need further assistance with this implementation!

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[grunch]

hey buddy why did you closed this one?

[arkanoider]

uh...don't remember i did it! I could have done this for error...surely I still have locally my shit. Reopening it!

[arkanoider]

let's go back!

[grunch]

I can't do it, the button is disabled, can you reopen it?

[arkanoider]

I probably did some shit! Let me see if I can recover...

[arkanoider]

let's try now...