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Sajdakabir/mar 294 feedback making overdue items done shows in due dates today #535

Closed sajdakabir closed 3 weeks ago

sajdakabir commented 3 weeks ago

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feedback making overdue items done shows in due dates today

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📝 Walkthrough
📝 Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The pull request introduces modifications to the `ItemSchema` in `item.model.js` by adding a `completedAt` field to track when an item is marked as completed. The `pre("save")` and `pre("findOneAndUpdate")` middleware are updated to manage this new field appropriately. Additionally, the `getUserTodayItems` and `getUserItemsByDate` functions in `item.service.js` are altered to include `completedAt` in the item retrieval queries, allowing for more flexible date-based filtering. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |-----------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | apps/backend/src/models/lib/item.model.js | Added `completedAt` field of type `Date` to `ItemSchema` and updated middleware to manage it. | | apps/backend/src/services/lib/item.service.js | Modified `getUserTodayItems` and `getUserItemsByDate` to include `completedAt` in item retrieval queries; removed `getOverdueItemsByDate`. | | apps/backend/src/controllers/core/user.controller.js | Removed import of `getOverdueItemsByDate` and updated logic in `getUserItemsByDateController` to use `getUserOverdueItems`; enhanced user profile response structure. | ## Assessment against linked issues | Objective | Addressed | Explanation | |-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------|---------------------------------------| | If I have an overdue item due date 1 nov, that shows in 2nd nov and I make it done, it should show in 2nd nov's today not 1st nov's today (MAR-294). | ✅ | | ## Possibly related issues - **marchhq/march#521**: The changes in this PR directly address the issue of overdue items showing incorrectly, as they allow completed items to be included in the current date's retrieval. ## Possibly related PRs - **#363**: The changes in `item.service.js` regarding the handling of overdue items are related to the main PR's updates to the `completedAt` field, as both involve managing item states based on dates. - **#377**: This PR introduces modifications to the `DropDownItems` component that involve overdue date handling, which connects to the main PR's focus on managing completion timestamps. - **#400**: Although primarily focused on GitHub integration, this PR's changes in the controller could relate to how items are fetched and displayed, potentially interacting with the completion state introduced in the main PR. - **#422**: The addition of the `isFavourited` field in the `item.model.js` file may not directly relate to the completion state but indicates ongoing modifications to the item schema, which is relevant to the main PR's changes. - **#504**: The structural changes to the `ItemSchema` in this PR, particularly regarding cycle dates, are relevant as they reflect ongoing modifications to the item model that could interact with the completion tracking introduced in the main PR. - **#512**: Similar to #504, this PR's changes to the `ItemSchema` regarding cycle dates are relevant to the main PR's updates to item management. - **#519**: The modifications to the `getThisWeekItemsByDateRange` function in this PR relate to how items are queried based on their completion state, which connects to the main PR's focus on managing item states. - **#533**: This PR addresses changes related to cycle jobs, which may indirectly relate to the management of item states and completion tracking introduced in the main PR. > 🐇 "In the garden where items bloom, > A date for completion dispels the gloom. > With `completedAt` now in sight, > Overdue tasks can shine so bright! > Retrieve them all, both done and due, > A hop of joy for me and you!" 🥕

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