feat: V1#7
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left a bunch of comments as requested, but approving since i've no authority on this project.
congratulations for your involvement in this project.
| import type { Person, City, Province } from 'types'; | ||
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| const getPeople = () => { | ||
| return people; |
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| return people; | |
| return people as Person[]; |
cast here instead of getData so that the types are also available granularly
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| const getProvinces = () => { | ||
| return provinces; |
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| return provinces; | |
| return provinces as Province[]; |
| const fileUrl = (type: DataTypes) => | ||
| process.cwd() + `/public/data/${type}.json`; | ||
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| export const readFile = async (type: DataTypes) => { |
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| export const writeFile = (type: DataTypes, file: string) => { | ||
| fs.writeFileSync(fileUrl(type), file); |
| cities = cities.map((ct) => (ct.id === city.id ? city : ct)); | ||
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| export const writeCities = () => { |
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if writeFile is promisified u can save a little time with a Promise.all
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| const sheetRange = `Provinces!${ |
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this sounds pretty magical lol. i would rather go for notion api, looks less fragile.
or you can leverage this instead https://www.npmjs.com/package/google-spreadsheet
as an optimization i suggest you to used the row metadata property to store the uuid of your record. it is invisible to google spreadsheet so people cannot tamper the data, and it's more optimized when you want to fetch one row by id.
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| import { get as getSheetData, update as updateSheetData } from 'utils/api'; | ||
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| const fetch = async (req: NextApiRequest, res: NextApiResponse) => { | ||
| const data = await getSheetData('2022!D2:E300'); |
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if (req.method !== "get") res.status(404).end() ?
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| import type { NextApiRequest, NextApiResponse } from 'next'; | |||
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best pattern in next.js is to avoid coding business logic inside the api route directly, otherwise you will block yourself from doing SSR.
better to do business logic in a separate function and import it, such as (simplified):
export default async function (req, res) {
const data = zod.validate(req.query)
try {
const result = await myLibFn(data)
res.status(200).json(result)
} catch (err) {
res.status(500).json({ err })
}
}
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| const clickRef = useRef(null); | ||
| const { city, province } = getCityProvince(person.city); | ||
| const { getCity, getProvince } = useData(); |
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imho best would be to leverage getServerSideProps instead of using a data provider so that you can enable SSR.
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closes #2