Admin UI: use a dialog instead of a separate page for the creation of items

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Description

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced dialog components for creating clients and tiers within the admin UI.
  • Streamlined the creation and editing process for clients and tiers by removing unnecessary UI elements and simplifying the workflow.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted layout and styling issues in client and tier list components for improved user experience.
  • Fixed action button placements within various components to enhance usability.

• Refactor

  • Simplified header display logic in client and tier edit components.
  • Enhanced data refresh mechanism in client and tier services with new observable properties.

• Style

  • Updated CSS for client creation dialog and tier dialog components for consistent styling across the admin UI.

• Chores

  • Added comprehensive test suites for the new dialog components to ensure reliability.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates to the Admin UI focus on enhancing client and tier management functionalities. Key improvements include the introduction of dialog components for creating clients and tiers, streamlining the UI by simplifying header displays and removing conditional rendering. Additionally, the updates bring better organization to action buttons and refine service methods to support data refreshing, ensuring a smoother user experience in managing administrative tasks.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../app.module.ts	Added CreateClientDialogComponent and CreateTierDialogComponent.
.../client-edit/...	Simplified header display logic; removed creation form and specific methods.
.../client-list/... (HTML & CSS)	Reorganized action buttons; updated event handlers.
.../client-list/... (TS)	Added import for dialog component; modified ngOnInit; replaced method for adding clients.
.../create-client-dialog/... (All Files)	Added new component for creating clients with styles, logic, and tests.
.../identity-list/...	Removed inline styles from mat-card-content.
.../create-tier-dialog/... (All Files)	Added new component for creating tiers with styles, logic, and tests.
.../tier-edit/...	Removed conditional rendering and specific methods; focused on edit functionality.
.../tier-list/... (HTML & TS)	Modified button action to open dialog; updated ngOnInit and method for adding tiers.
.../services/...	Added refreshDataSubject and triggerRefresh method in client and tier services.
.../xsrf.interceptor.ts	Modified condition for XSRF error checking.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 759679f and b79281c.

Files selected for processing (23)

• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/app.module.ts (3 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/client-edit/client-edit.component.html (3 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/client-edit/client-edit.component.ts (4 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/client-list/client-list.component.css (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/client-list/client-list.component.html (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/client-list/client-list.component.ts (3 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/create-client-dialog/create-client-dialog.component.css (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/create-client-dialog/create-client-dialog.component.html (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/create-client-dialog/create-client-dialog.component.spec.ts (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/create-client-dialog/create-client-dialog.component.ts (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/identity/identity-list/identity-list.component.html (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/create-tier-dialog/create-tier-dialog.component.css (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/create-tier-dialog/create-tier-dialog.component.html (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/create-tier-dialog/create-tier-dialog.component.spec.ts (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/create-tier-dialog/create-tier-dialog.component.ts (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/tier-edit/tier-edit.component.html (2 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/tier-edit/tier-edit.component.ts (4 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/tier-list/tier-list.component.html (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/tier-list/tier-list.component.ts (4 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/shared/identities-overview/identities-overview.component.html (1 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/services/client-service/client-service.ts (2 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/services/tier-service/tier.service.ts (2 hunks)
• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/shared/interceptors/xsrf.interceptor.ts (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/create-client-dialog/create-client-dialog.component.css

Additional comments: 21

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/identity/identity-list/identity-list.component.html (1)

• 6-6: The removal of inline styles from the mat-card-content element simplifies the HTML and potentially moves styling concerns to CSS files, which is a good practice for maintainability and separation of concerns.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/create-tier-dialog/create-tier-dialog.component.css (1)

• 1-48: The CSS styles provided for the CreateTierDialogComponent are well-structured and follow best practices for CSS design, such as using classes for styling and avoiding inline styles. This promotes maintainability and reusability of styles.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/create-tier-dialog/create-tier-dialog.component.html (1)

• 1-23: The HTML structure for the CreateTierDialogComponent is clear and follows Angular Material design patterns correctly. The use of mat-form-field, matInput, and data binding with [(ngModel)] for form controls is appropriate for Angular forms. The [disabled] binding on the "Save" button to disable it based on conditions is a good practice for user feedback.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/shared/interceptors/xsrf.interceptor.ts (1)

• 27-27: The addition of a check for err.error.detail before accessing its properties in the catchError block enhances the robustness of the error handling logic related to XSRF tokens. This prevents potential runtime errors when err.error or err.error.detail might be undefined.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/tier-list/tier-list.component.html (1)

• 11-11: Changing the button action from addTier() to addTierDialog() in the tier-list.component.html file correctly reflects the shift towards using dialog components for creating tiers, aligning with the PR's objectives to enhance user interaction through dialog-based forms.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/services/tier-service/tier.service.ts (1)

• 14-23: The addition of refreshDataSubject and triggerRefresh method in the TierService class is a good practice for managing state and facilitating communication between components. Using a BehaviorSubject to emit changes that components can subscribe to is an effective way to implement reactive patterns in Angular applications.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/client-list/client-list.component.css (1)

• 97-99: Adjusting the margins for the action buttons in the client-list.component.css file improves the visual layout and spacing, contributing to a better user interface design. Such CSS adjustments are important for maintaining a consistent and user-friendly interface.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/tier-list/tier-list.component.ts (2)

• 42-44: Replacing the direct call to this.getTiers() in ngOnInit with a subscription to tierService.refreshData$ is a significant improvement. It ensures that the tier list is updated reactively whenever the data is refreshed, aligning with modern reactive programming practices in Angular.
• 65-69: The implementation of the addTierDialog method to open the CreateTierDialogComponent as a dialog is correctly done using Angular Material's MatDialog. This approach is consistent with Angular best practices for modal dialogs and enhances the user experience by providing a more interactive and less disruptive workflow.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/services/client-service/client-service.ts (1)

• 16-25: The addition of refreshDataSubject and the triggerRefresh method in the ClientService class follows the same positive pattern as seen in the TierService. It's a good implementation of reactive programming principles, allowing components to react to changes in client data efficiently.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/client-edit/client-edit.component.html (1)

• 2-4: Simplifying the header display logic by always showing the edit mode content in client-edit.component.html improves readability and maintainability of the template. Removing conditional rendering based on editMode for these elements is a positive change, assuming the component is always used in an edit context.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/create-client-dialog/create-client-dialog.component.html (1)

• 1-66: The HTML template for CreateClientDialogComponent is well-structured and follows Angular Material design patterns. The use of mat-form-field, matInput, and [(ngModel)] for form controls, along with the [disabled] binding, is correctly implemented. Additionally, the use of cdkCopyToClipboard for the client secret copy functionality is a nice touch for user convenience.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/create-client-dialog/create-client-dialog.component.ts (1)

• 74-96: The createClient method in CreateClientDialogComponent correctly handles client creation, including displaying a success message and triggering a data refresh. This ensures that the client list is updated across the application without needing to reload the page. The method also correctly handles disabling the form and showing a warning about the client secret after creation, which is a good security practice.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/tier-edit/tier-edit.component.html (1)

• 2-4: Removing conditional rendering based on editMode for the header and description elements in tier-edit.component.html simplifies the template. This change assumes that the component is always used in an edit context, which can improve code readability and maintainability.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/client-edit/client-edit.component.ts (1)

• 13-20: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-111]

The removal of properties and methods related to client creation in ClientEditComponent (such as headerCreate, headerDescriptionCreate, createClient, and togglePasswordVisibility) focuses the component strictly on editing functionality. This simplification aligns with the component's purpose and improves code clarity. However, ensure that any functionality related to client creation is appropriately handled elsewhere if needed.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/client-list/client-list.component.html (1)

• 6-13: The reorganization of action buttons into a separate div with the class action-buttons and the update of click event handlers to openConfirmationDialog() and addClientDialog() are appropriate for enhancing UI consistency and improving the user experience by making actions more accessible. Ensure that the corresponding TypeScript component has these methods correctly implemented and that they are tested to confirm that the dialogs open as expected.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/quotas/tier/tier-edit/tier-edit.component.ts (1)

• 64-72: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-194]

The removal of headerCreate, headerDescriptionCreate, initTier(), and createTier() methods from TierEditComponent simplifies the component by focusing on editing existing tiers rather than creating new ones. This change aligns with the PR's objectives to streamline component functionality. Ensure that any references to these properties or methods are also removed from other parts of the application to avoid runtime errors. Additionally, verify that the UI and user flow are coherent and that users can still perform all required actions with tiers without these methods.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/client/client-list/client-list.component.ts (3)

• 16-17: The addition of CreateClientDialogComponent import is necessary for the new dialog-based approach to creating clients. This change supports the PR's objective to enhance the user interface by utilizing dialogs for actions instead of navigating to separate pages.
• 55-57: Subscribing to clientService.refreshData$ in ngOnInit and calling getPagedData() upon emission is a good practice for ensuring the client list is updated in response to relevant changes elsewhere in the application. This pattern promotes a reactive and dynamic UI that reflects the current state of data without requiring manual refreshes by the user.
• 190-194: Replacing the addClient method with addClientDialog to open a dialog for creating clients aligns with the PR's goal of enhancing the user experience through dialog-based interactions. Ensure that CreateClientDialogComponent is correctly implemented and that it integrates seamlessly with the existing client management workflow, including any necessary data validation and submission handling.

AdminUi/src/AdminUi/ClientApp/src/app/components/shared/identities-overview/identities-overview.component.html (1)

• 1-172: The adjustments made to the layout and styling within the identities-overview.component.html file, including the reorganization of form fields, select dropdowns, date pickers, and buttons, are likely to enhance the visual presentation and user interaction of the identities overview component. It's important to ensure that these changes are consistent with the overall design language of the application and that they have been tested across different screen sizes and devices for responsiveness and usability.