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Added support for boundary filters in kibana dashboard #1729

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  • New Features

    • Introduced dynamic URL adjustments in the IFrameInterface component based on user-defined boundary filters (province and district).
  • Bug Fixes

    • Maintained existing logic for error handling and loading states to ensure a seamless user experience.

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The changes introduce a new function, addBoundaryFilters, to the IFrameInterface component in the specified file. This function modifies the URL based on provided boundary filters, specifically for province and district. It updates the URL by replacing existing filters or retaining the original URL when no filters are supplied. The function is integrated within a useEffect hook to ensure dynamic updates based on user-defined filters. Existing functionalities, including HTTP interceptors and data fetching, remain unchanged.

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File Change Summary
micro-ui/web/micro-ui-internals/packages/modules/utilities/src/pages/employee/IFrameInterface/index.js Added function addBoundaryFilters(url, filters) to modify the URL based on boundary filters. Integrated into the second useEffect hook.

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Comment on lines +29 to +54
function addBoundaryFilters(url, filters) {
const { province, district } = filters || {};

// Determine filter type based on district and province
const filter = district
? `(query:(match_phrase:(Data.boundaryHierarchy.district.keyword:'${district}')))`
: province
? `(query:(match_phrase:(Data.boundaryHierarchy.province.keyword:'${province}')))`
: null;

// If there's a filter to apply
if (filter) {
// Match existing filters in the URL
const existingFilters = /filters:\!\((.*?)\)/.exec(url);

// Replace existing filters or append the new filter
const updatedUrl = existingFilters
? url.replace(existingFilters[0], `filters:!(${filter})`).replace(/ /g, '%20')
: url;

setUrl(updatedUrl);
} else {
// No filter to add, keep original URL
setUrl(url);
}
}
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)

Consider architectural improvements for boundary filter feature

To enhance maintainability and reliability:

  1. Add JSDoc documentation for the boundary filter feature
  2. Implement error tracking for filter-related issues
  3. Add unit tests for the new functionality

Would you like me to:

  1. Generate JSDoc documentation for the boundary filter feature?
  2. Create a test suite for the new functionality?
  3. Implement error tracking integration?

Also applies to: 203-203


⚠️ Potential issue

Add input validation and security measures to addBoundaryFilters

The function needs several security and robustness improvements:

  1. Add input validation for the URL parameter
  2. Sanitize district/province values before using in query
  3. Use non-greedy regex matching
  4. Add error handling for malformed URLs
  5. Use proper escaping for query values

Consider applying these improvements:

 function addBoundaryFilters(url, filters) {
+  if (!url || typeof url !== 'string') {
+    console.error('Invalid URL provided to addBoundaryFilters');
+    return url;
+  }
+
   const { province, district } = filters || {};
+
+  // Sanitize input values
+  const sanitizeValue = (value) => {
+    if (!value) return null;
+    return encodeURIComponent(value.replace(/['"\\]/g, ''));
+  };
+
+  const sanitizedDistrict = sanitizeValue(district);
+  const sanitizedProvince = sanitizeValue(province);
 
   // Determine filter type based on district and province
-  const filter = district
-    ? `(query:(match_phrase:(Data.boundaryHierarchy.district.keyword:'${district}')))`
-    : province
-    ? `(query:(match_phrase:(Data.boundaryHierarchy.province.keyword:'${province}')))`
+  const filter = sanitizedDistrict
+    ? `(query:(match_phrase:(Data.boundaryHierarchy.district.keyword:'${sanitizedDistrict}')))`
+    : sanitizedProvince
+    ? `(query:(match_phrase:(Data.boundaryHierarchy.province.keyword:'${sanitizedProvince}')))`
     : null;

   if (filter) {
     try {
-      const existingFilters = /filters:\!\((.*?)\)/.exec(url);
+      const existingFilters = /filters:\!\((.*?)\)/?.exec(url);
 
       const updatedUrl = existingFilters
         ? url.replace(existingFilters[0], `filters:!(${filter})`).replace(/ /g, '%20')
         : url;
 
       setUrl(updatedUrl);
+    } catch (error) {
+      console.error('Error processing URL in addBoundaryFilters:', error);
+      setUrl(url);
+    }
   } else {
     setUrl(url);
   }
 }
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function addBoundaryFilters(url, filters) {
const { province, district } = filters || {};
// Determine filter type based on district and province
const filter = district
? `(query:(match_phrase:(Data.boundaryHierarchy.district.keyword:'${district}')))`
: province
? `(query:(match_phrase:(Data.boundaryHierarchy.province.keyword:'${province}')))`
: null;
// If there's a filter to apply
if (filter) {
// Match existing filters in the URL
const existingFilters = /filters:\!\((.*?)\)/.exec(url);
// Replace existing filters or append the new filter
const updatedUrl = existingFilters
? url.replace(existingFilters[0], `filters:!(${filter})`).replace(/ /g, '%20')
: url;
setUrl(updatedUrl);
} else {
// No filter to add, keep original URL
setUrl(url);
}
}
function addBoundaryFilters(url, filters) {
if (!url || typeof url !== 'string') {
console.error('Invalid URL provided to addBoundaryFilters');
return url;
}
const { province, district } = filters || {};
// Sanitize input values
const sanitizeValue = (value) => {
if (!value) return null;
return encodeURIComponent(value.replace(/['"\\]/g, ''));
};
const sanitizedDistrict = sanitizeValue(district);
const sanitizedProvince = sanitizeValue(province);
// Determine filter type based on district and province
const filter = sanitizedDistrict
? `(query:(match_phrase:(Data.boundaryHierarchy.district.keyword:'${sanitizedDistrict}')))`
: sanitizedProvince
? `(query:(match_phrase:(Data.boundaryHierarchy.province.keyword:'${sanitizedProvince}')))`
: null;
if (filter) {
try {
const existingFilters = /filters:\!\((.*?)\)/?.exec(url);
const updatedUrl = existingFilters
? url.replace(existingFilters[0], `filters:!(${filter})`).replace(/ /g, '%20')
: url;
setUrl(updatedUrl);
} catch (error) {
console.error('Error processing URL in addBoundaryFilters:', error);
setUrl(url);
}
} else {
setUrl(url);
}
}

@@ -173,6 +200,7 @@
: "";
const title = pageObject?.["title"] || "";
let url = `${domain}${contextPath}`;
addBoundaryFilters(url, filters?.filters);
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve error handling and state management for boundary filter integration

The current integration has potential issues:

  1. Multiple setUrl calls could lead to race conditions
  2. Missing error boundary
  3. Unclear effect dependencies

Consider refactoring the URL construction logic:

- addBoundaryFilters(url, filters?.filters);
+ try {
+   // Combine URL modifications to avoid multiple state updates
+   let processedUrl = url;
+   if (filters?.filters) {
+     processedUrl = addBoundaryFilters(processedUrl, filters.filters);
+   }
+   if (pageObject?.authToken?.enable) {
+     processedUrl = addAuthToken(processedUrl, pageObject.authToken);
+   }
+   setUrl(processedUrl);
+ } catch (error) {
+   console.error('Error processing URL with filters:', error);
+   setUrl(url);
+ }

Also, consider extracting the URL processing logic into a separate useCallback hook to better manage dependencies and prevent unnecessary re-renders.

Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.

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