Send mobile editor email #634
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api/app/Notifications/Forms/MobileEditorEmail.php (3)
14-26: Add type hints and improve documentationConsider adding type hints and improving the documentation for better maintainability and type safety.
- protected $slug; + protected string $slug; /** * Create a new notification instance. * - * @param string $slug + * @param string $slug The unique identifier of the form being edited * @return void */ - public function __construct($slug) + public function __construct(string $slug)
48-48: Fix grammatical error in the messageThere's a grammatical error in the notification message.
- ->line('We noticed you\'re editing a form on smaller screen.') + ->line('We noticed you\'re editing a form on a smaller screen.')
44-52: Consider improvements for internationalization and error handlingA few suggestions to enhance the implementation:
- Consider using Laravel's localization for the message strings
- Add validation or error handling for the slug parameter
public function toMail($notifiable) { + if (empty($this->slug)) { + throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Form slug cannot be empty'); + } + return (new MailMessage()) - ->subject('Continue editing your form on desktop') - ->line('We noticed you\'re editing a form on a smaller screen.') - ->line('For the best form building experience, we recommend using a desktop computer.') - ->line('Ready to create something amazing? Click below to continue editing. 💻') - ->action(__('Continue Editing'), front_url('forms/' . $this->slug . '/edit')); + ->subject(__('notifications.mobile_editor.subject')) + ->line(__('notifications.mobile_editor.smaller_screen')) + ->line(__('notifications.mobile_editor.recommendation')) + ->line(__('notifications.mobile_editor.call_to_action')) + ->action(__('notifications.mobile_editor.button'), front_url('forms/' . $this->slug . '/edit'));client/components/open/forms/components/FormEditor.vue (1)
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12-29: Enhance mobile warning message for better user experience.The current mobile warning message could be more informative and actionable. Consider adding:
- The minimum recommended screen size
- Why the editor isn't optimized for mobile
- Option to receive an email reminder to continue later on desktop
<div class="p-5 text-nt-blue-dark text-center"> - OpnForm is not optimized for mobile devices. Please open this page on a device with a larger screen. + OpnForm's form editor requires a larger screen (minimum 768px width) for precise drag-and-drop functionality and field configuration. We've sent you an email with a link to continue editing later on your desktop. </div>
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api/app/Http/Controllers/Forms/FormController.php(2 hunks)api/app/Notifications/Forms/MobileEditorEmail.php(1 hunks)api/routes/api.php(1 hunks)client/components/open/forms/components/FormEditor.vue(2 hunks)
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api/app/Notifications/Forms/MobileEditorEmail.php (3)
1-13: LGTM! Well-structured notification class setup
The class follows Laravel's best practices for queued notifications with proper namespace, imports, and trait usage.
27-37: LGTM! Proper channel configuration
The method correctly specifies the mail channel for notification delivery.
51-51: Verify the front_url helper implementation
Ensure that the front_url helper is properly implemented and available.
✅ Verification successful
The front_url helper is properly implemented and used consistently
The helper function is defined in api/app/helpers.php and is widely used across the codebase for generating frontend URLs. The usage in MobileEditorEmail.php follows the same pattern as other notifications and controllers.
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client/components/open/forms/components/FormEditor.vue (2)
109-109: LGTM! Good choice of utilities for responsive design.
The use of @vueuse/core utilities is appropriate for handling breakpoint detection.
154-154: Verify the mobile editor email API endpoint.
Let's ensure the API endpoint is properly configured and matches the route mentioned in the AI summary.
✅ Verification successful
API endpoint is properly configured and implemented
The mobile editor email endpoint is correctly integrated:
- Route is properly defined at
/open/forms/{id}/mobile-editor-email - Controller method
mobileEditorEmailexists inFormControllerwith proper authorization and notification logic - Implementation sends email notification to form creator with form slug
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api/app/Http/Controllers/Forms/FormController.php (1)
12-12: LGTM!
The import statement follows Laravel's namespace conventions and is properly placed with other imports.
api/routes/api.php (1)
160-160: LGTM! Route is well-placed and secure.
The route is properly protected by authentication and follows Laravel's routing conventions. It's logically placed within the forms group.
Let's verify the controller method implementation:
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Route implementation is secure and properly authorized ✅
The mobileEditorEmail method in FormController is well-implemented with proper security measures:
- Uses
findOrFailto validate the form ID - Implements authorization check via
authorize('update', $form) - Notifies only the form creator through a dedicated notification class
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| // Check if the editor is visible on smaller screens then send an email | ||
| const breakpoints = useBreakpoints(breakpointsTailwind) | ||
| const isVisible = ref(breakpoints.smaller("md")) | ||
| watch(isVisible, (newValue) => { | ||
| if (newValue) { | ||
| opnFetch('/open/forms/' + form.value.id + '/mobile-editor-email') | ||
| } | ||
| }) |
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Several improvements needed for mobile detection logic.
The current implementation has potential issues:
- Missing debounce/throttle could lead to multiple API calls during browser resizing
- No error handling for the API call
- Potential null reference when accessing
form.value.id - Watch handler might trigger unnecessarily on component mount
- No state tracking to prevent duplicate notifications
Consider this improved implementation:
setup() {
+ const hasNotified = ref(false)
const breakpoints = useBreakpoints(breakpointsTailwind)
const isVisible = ref(breakpoints.smaller("md"))
- watch(isVisible, (newValue) => {
- if (newValue) {
- opnFetch('/open/forms/' + form.value.id + '/mobile-editor-email')
+ watch(isVisible, (newValue, oldValue) => {
+ // Skip initial trigger and check if already notified
+ if (oldValue === undefined || hasNotified.value || !form.value?.id) return
+
+ if (newValue) {
+ hasNotified.value = true
+ opnFetch('/open/forms/' + form.value.id + '/mobile-editor-email')
+ .catch(error => {
+ console.error('Failed to send mobile editor notification:', error)
+ })
}
- })
+ }, { flush: 'post' })Additionally, consider using useDebouncedRef from @vueuse/core to prevent rapid changes during browser resizing:
- const isVisible = ref(breakpoints.smaller("md"))
+ const isVisible = useDebouncedRef(breakpoints.smaller("md"), 300)Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
| public function mobileEditorEmail($id) | ||
| { | ||
| $form = Form::findOrFail($id); | ||
| $this->authorize('update', $form); | ||
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| $form->creator->notify(new MobileEditorEmail($form->slug)); | ||
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| return $this->success([ | ||
| 'message' => 'Email sent.', | ||
| ]); | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Based on the findings, I can now generate the final response:
Add rate limiting and error handling to protect email notifications
The review suggestions are valid as:
- The MobileEditorEmail notification is queued (implements ShouldQueue) but lacks error handling
- No rate limiting is currently applied to the endpoint
- The notification implementation exists but could benefit from better error handling
+ /**
+ * Send a mobile editor notification email to the form creator.
+ *
+ * @param int $id The form ID
+ * @return \Illuminate\Http\JsonResponse
+ * @throws \Illuminate\Auth\Access\AuthorizationException
+ */
public function mobileEditorEmail($id)
{
+ $this->middleware('throttle:3,10');
$form = Form::findOrFail($id);
$this->authorize('update', $form);
+ try {
$form->creator->notify(new MobileEditorEmail($form->slug));
+ return $this->success(['message' => 'Email sent successfully.']);
+ } catch (\Exception $e) {
+ \Log::error('Failed to send mobile editor email', [
+ 'form_id' => $id,
+ 'error' => $e->getMessage()
+ ]);
+ return $this->error(['message' => 'Failed to send email. Please try again later.']);
+ }
- return $this->success(['message' => 'Email sent.']);
}🔗 Analysis chain
Add rate limiting, error handling, and documentation.
While the basic implementation is functional, several improvements are recommended:
- Add rate limiting to prevent potential abuse
- Implement error handling for notification failures
- Add PHPDoc to document the method's purpose and parameters
Consider applying these changes:
+ /**
+ * Send a mobile editor notification email to the form creator.
+ *
+ * @param int $id The form ID
+ * @return \Illuminate\Http\JsonResponse
+ * @throws \Illuminate\Auth\Access\AuthorizationException
+ */
+ public function mobileEditorEmail($id)
+ {
+ $this->middleware('throttle:3,10'); // Limit to 3 requests per 10 minutes
+
+ $form = Form::findOrFail($id);
+ $this->authorize('update', $form);
+
+ try {
+ $form->creator->notify(new MobileEditorEmail($form->slug));
+
+ return $this->success([
+ 'message' => 'Email sent successfully.',
+ ]);
+ } catch (\Exception $e) {
+ \Log::error('Failed to send mobile editor email', [
+ 'form_id' => $id,
+ 'error' => $e->getMessage()
+ ]);
+
+ return $this->error([
+ 'message' => 'Failed to send email. Please try again later.',
+ ]);
+ }
+ }Additionally:
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New Features
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These updates aim to enhance user engagement and streamline the editing process across devices.