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neo-2362 refactor var #558

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@avaya-dux/dux-devs: code refactor after last PR

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  • New Features

    • Improved input value management for the SingleSelectSearchable component, enhancing user experience.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved inconsistencies in how selected values are displayed.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined logic for determining selected input values, improving code clarity and maintainability.

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The changes in this pull request focus on the SingleSelectSearchable component within the src/components/Select/InternalComponents/SingleSelectSearchable.tsx file. The primary modification involves the integration of the useMemo hook to compute the selectedAsInputValue, which derives its value from the first selected item's children property. This refactoring replaces direct references to selectedItems[0]?.children and updates the useEffect hook and input element to enhance code clarity and maintain consistency in the representation of the selected value.

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File Change Summary
src/components/Select/InternalComponents/SingleSelectSearchable.tsx - Added useMemo to compute selectedAsInputValue from selectedItems[0]?.children.
- Updated useEffect to set the input value using selectedAsInputValue.
- Changed input element to display selectedAsInputValue instead of selectedItems[0]?.value.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/components/Select/InternalComponents/SingleSelectSearchable.tsx (1)

47-50: LGTM: Good use of useMemo for optimization.

The implementation of useMemo is correct and will help optimize performance by memoizing the selected input value. The dependency array is properly set to [selectedItems].

Consider adding a type annotation for clarity:

const selectedAsInputValue = useMemo<string>(
  () => selectedItems[0]?.children ?? "",
  [selectedItems]
);
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src/components/Select/InternalComponents/SingleSelectSearchable.tsx (5)

4-4: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.

The addition of useMemo to the import statement is consistent with its usage in the component and is a necessary change for the refactoring.


55-55: LGTM: Logger updated consistently with the refactoring.

The use of selectedAsInputValue in the logger statement is consistent with the earlier changes and improves code readability.


60-61: LGTM: useEffect updated correctly with new dependencies.

The use of selectedAsInputValue in the useEffect hook is consistent with the earlier changes. The dependency array has been correctly updated to include both selectedAsInputValue and setInputValue.


128-128: LGTM: Hidden input value updated consistently.

The use of selectedAsInputValue for the hidden input's value prop ensures consistency with the visible input and aligns with the overall refactoring approach.


Line range hint 1-146: Overall assessment: Well-executed refactoring.

The changes in this file consistently implement the use of useMemo to derive selectedAsInputValue, which is then used throughout the component. This refactoring improves code readability and potentially optimizes performance by reducing unnecessary re-renders.

Key improvements:

  1. Introduction of useMemo for selectedAsInputValue
  2. Consistent usage of selectedAsInputValue in logger, useEffect, and input elements
  3. Proper update of import statements and dependencies

The refactoring adheres to React best practices and doesn't introduce any apparent issues. Good job!

@yangAtSpoken yangAtSpoken requested a review from a team October 7, 2024 08:29
@yangAtSpoken yangAtSpoken merged commit e7b6503 into main Oct 7, 2024
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