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Angular web application for the Doubtfire front-end
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Migration: Group-member-list #217

Open ZHONGYU1111 opened 5 months ago

ZHONGYU1111 commented 5 months ago

Description

This pull request focuses on enhancing the user interface of the group-member-list component and updating the codebase to align with modern Angular practices. The key changes include:

HTML and Tooltip Integration: Updated group-member-list.component.html to implement Angular Material's MatTooltip directive. Added tooltips to the "Target Grade" column, displaying "Using target grade to sort" on hover, to provide users with contextual information about sorting functionalities. Codebase Transition: Transformed legacy group-member-list.coffee script into group-member-list.component.ts, leveraging TypeScript for improved maintainability and scalability. Converted group-member-list.scss to group-member-list.component.scss, ensuring styling aligns with the new component structure and Angular's encapsulation standards. These enhancements and updates are designed to improve the clarity and usability of the group-member-list component, making it more intuitive and compliant with contemporary development standards.

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queser9 commented 5 months ago

The task-description-card.component.ts, task-description-card.component.html, and task-description-card.component.scss files are correctly named and set up. The initial setup of the TypeScript component with imports and decorators is clean and follows best practices. You handled the transition smoothly by removing references to the old CoffeeScript component and integrating the new TypeScript component. The updates in doubtfire-angular.module.ts and doubtfire-angularjs.module.ts were executed perfectly. The component downgrading to maintain AngularJS compatibility was well-done, and the changes to property binding were correctly implemented. successfully replaced Bootstrap classes with Angular Material equivalents, maintaining the look and feel of the original design. The transition of logic from CoffeeScript to TypeScript within the component is seamless, and all necessary functionality has been preserved. You've done an outstanding job with this migration. The new TypeScript files are well-structured, the project integration is seamless, and the styling remains consistent. Excellent work on completing this task!