🚸 show all allergens by default

[BuildmodeOne]

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Summary

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This pull request adds new features and improvements to the food page of the neuland.app project. It implements filtering and matching functions for allergens and preferences, and updates the UI of the profile and the meal cards in pages/food/index.jsx.

food page gets better helper functions and UI autumn of choices

Walkthrough

• Add helper functions to filter allergens and show match for meals (link)
• Improve user profile and meal card display with line breaks and filtered allergens (link)

[Robert27]

It might be a valid quick-fix, but im not sure if it's the best solution. Because currently it looks like you can now enjoy dishes at Reimann completely without allergens. Also people gonna ignore the tiny letters as soon as there is a huge red warning box on the other dishes.

I suggest consulting our UX-Team and do more research before making this decision. @leoonii

[alexhorn]

You are right that Reimanns does not have allergy information available. This is why the old UI showed "Allergene unbekannt" for Reimanns meals to alert the user about this.

As explained, my issue is that right now, losing your allergy configuration might lead the user to falsely believe that a dish is free of allergens because the warnings would disappear. From my point of view this is a safety issue.

Performing research on this should have been done before the allergy information was removed. The app should be first restored to a safe state and then we can talk about doing some research into alternative ways of implementing the allergy display that do not compromise user safety.

[Robert27]

Okay, I would suggest we remove the allergen filtering completely and just show them all. This means we don't get into legal problems if our filter mechanism doesn't work…

Alternatively, I like the idea of a tooltip pop-up (like the dismissable install prompt) if allergens.length === 0, that explains the user how to set allergens and explicitly states that our app is not legal binding. This solution would allow us to maintain our current minimalist user interface and would have covered the scenario if the local storage is magically erased.

Anyway I just compared some other Mensa apps, most of them show the allergens only in the details page and the flags in the title. The apps that offer a filter function simply hide the dishes completely without presenting the problematic allergen...

[alexhorn]

I'm not sure if it's the ideal solution, but I have to agree that removing the filters completely and displaying all of the allergens all of the time is preferable over what we do now.

[alexhorn]

Merged manually due to safety concerns, continuing discussion in #380.

[Robert27]

Shouldn't we also deploy this quick fix on master instead of just on develop?