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feat(congregations): support import and export data #3225

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This pull request introduces a set of changes that focus on refining the import/export functionality of the Organized application. Key modifications include the removal of specific environment variables from the .env.example file, enhancements to local environment setup documentation, and the addition of new TypeScript types and hooks for managing data imports. The changes also involve updates to various components, including the integration of confirmation steps in the import process and improvements in state management for handling backup files.

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File Change Summary
.env.example Removed VITE_FIREBASE_MEASUREMENTID and VITE_FIREBASE_MESSAGINGSENDERID environment variables
LOCAL_ENVIRONMENT_SETUP.md Updated setup instructions with clearer steps for Firebase environment configuration
src/definition/app.ts Added BackupFileType type definition
src/definition/backup.ts Added BackupOrganizedType and BackupCPEType type definitions
src/definition/meeting_attendance.ts Added _deleted property to MeetingAttendanceType
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/confirm_import/* Introduced multiple new files for import handling, including hooks for processing different data types
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/import/* Updated import functionality with new state management and confirmation process
src/states/app.ts Added new state atoms for backup file management
src/states/meeting_attendance.ts Updated meeting attendance state management
src/utils/common.ts Added updatedAtOverride utility function
src/services/dexie/schema.ts Added _deleted property to meetingAttendanceSchema
src/layouts/root_layout/index.tsx Enhanced layout with conditional rendering based on the theme
src/pages/congregation/settings/index.tsx Added button for opening data exchange interface
src/pages/meeting_materials/public_talks_list/index.tsx Removed export button and related logic for simplification
src/wrapper/database_indexeddb/useIndexedDb.tsx Updated state management to use renamed meetingAttendanceDbState

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ImportComponent
    participant ConfirmImport
    participant ImportHook
    participant DatabaseService

    User->>ImportComponent: Select backup file
    ImportComponent->>ImportHook: Process file
    ImportHook->>ImportHook: Validate file type
    ImportHook->>ConfirmImport: Navigate to confirmation
    User->>ConfirmImport: Select data to import
    ConfirmImport->>DatabaseService: Import selected data
    DatabaseService-->>ConfirmImport: Import complete
    ConfirmImport-->>User: Show import success
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Actionable comments posted: 24

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (25)
LOCAL_ENVIRONMENT_SETUP.md (1)

175-179: Clarify Firebase configuration security boundaries

The instructions for setting up frontend Firebase configuration are clear, but they could benefit from additional context about security implications.

Add a note about the security context of these values:

 2. Write all the required variables. We need the **VITE_FIREBASE_APIKEY, VITE_FIREBASE_AUTHDOMAIN, VITE_FIREBASE_PROJECTID**, and **VITE_FIREBASE_APPID.** To get these values, go back to the Firebase Console and open your project.
+> 📝 **Note**: These Firebase configuration values are considered public and are safe to expose in your frontend code. They only identify your project and don't grant any special access without proper authentication.
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/import/index.types.ts (1)

3-3: Consider adding error handling to the callback type

While the onNext: VoidFunction addition is good, consider making it more robust by allowing error handling:

- onNext: VoidFunction;
+ onNext: (error?: Error) => void;

This would enable better error propagation if the next step fails.

src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/index.types.ts (1)

6-6: Consider using an enum or const object for dialog types

While the union type works, using an enum or const object would provide better maintainability and type safety:

- export type DialogType = 'import/export' | 'import/confirm';
+ export const DialogTypes = {
+   IMPORT_EXPORT: 'import/export',
+   IMPORT_CONFIRM: 'import/confirm'
+ } as const;
+ export type DialogType = typeof DialogTypes[keyof typeof DialogTypes];

This approach would:

  • Centralize dialog type values
  • Provide autocompletion
  • Make it easier to add new dialog types
src/definition/meeting_attendance.ts (1)

14-14: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comments.

The _deleted property follows a consistent soft deletion pattern. Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the purpose and usage of this field.

+/**
+ * Soft deletion tracking for meeting attendance records
+ * @property {boolean} value - Indicates if the record is deleted
+ * @property {string} updatedAt - ISO timestamp of when deletion status was last updated
+ */
 _deleted: { value: boolean; updatedAt: string };
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/confirm_import/usePersonsImport.tsx (2)

11-11: Consider pagination for large datasets.

Loading all persons into memory could cause performance issues with large datasets.

Consider implementing pagination or streaming for better memory management:

const BATCH_SIZE = 1000;
const getAllPersons = async () => {
  const persons: PersonType[] = [];
  let offset = 0;
  while (true) {
    const batch = await appDb.persons
      .offset(offset)
      .limit(BATCH_SIZE)
      .toArray();
    if (batch.length === 0) break;
    persons.push(...batch);
    offset += BATCH_SIZE;
  }
  return persons;
};

27-30: Simplify the map operation.

The map operation can be simplified by directly passing the function reference.

-    return result.map((record) => {
-      const data = updatedAtOverride(record);
-      return data;
-    });
+    return result.map(updatedAtOverride);
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/confirm_import/useServiceGroups.tsx (1)

13-24: Consider batch processing for large datasets

The current implementation processes records sequentially, which might be inefficient for large datasets. Consider using more efficient data structures or batch processing.

Here's a more efficient approach using a Map:

-   for (const oldGroup of oldGroups) {
-     const newGroup = groups.find(
-       (record) => record.group_id === oldGroup.group_id
-     );
+   const newGroupsMap = new Map(groups.map(group => [group.group_id, group]));
+   for (const oldGroup of oldGroups) {
+     const newGroup = newGroupsMap.get(oldGroup.group_id);
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/useImportExport.tsx (1)

11-11: Consider using a more descriptive state name

The state variable name state is too generic. Consider using a more descriptive name like dialogState or importExportState to better reflect its purpose.

- const [state, setState] = useState<DialogType>('import/export');
+ const [dialogState, setDialogState] = useState<DialogType>('import/export');
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/confirm_import/useAttendanceImport.tsx (1)

28-31: Consider memoizing the mapping function

The mapping function is recreated on every render. Consider memoizing it using useCallback if this hook is used in a performance-critical context.

+ import { useCallback } from 'react';

const useAttendanceImport = () => {
+  const processRecord = useCallback((record: MeetingAttendanceType) => {
+    return updatedAtOverride(record);
+  }, []);

   const getAttendances = async (attendances: MeetingAttendanceType[]) => {
     // ...
-    return result.map((record) => {
-      const data = updatedAtOverride(record);
-      return data;
-    });
+    return result.map(processRecord);
   };
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/confirm_import/useMeetingImport.tsx (1)

7-12: Consider memoizing the getSources function.

The function is recreated on every render but its logic remains constant. Consider using useCallback to optimize performance.

-  const getSources = (sources: SourceWeekType[]) => {
+  const getSources = useCallback((sources: SourceWeekType[]) => {
     return sources.map((record) => {
       const data = updatedAtOverride(record);
       return data;
     });
-  };
+  }, []);
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/index.tsx (1)

32-34: Add aria-labels for accessibility.

The ConfirmImport component should have proper accessibility attributes.

       {state === 'import/confirm' && (
-        <ConfirmImport onBack={handleOpenImportExport} />
+        <ConfirmImport 
+          onBack={handleOpenImportExport}
+          aria-label={t('tr_confirmImportDialog')}
+          role="dialog"
+        />
       )}
src/definition/app.ts (2)

72-72: Add JSDoc documentation for the BackupFileType.

The type definition would benefit from documentation explaining the purpose of each possible value.

+/**
+ * Represents the type of backup file being processed
+ * @typedef {string} BackupFileType
+ * @property {'CPE'} - Congregation Publisher Export format
+ * @property {'Organized'} - Native Organized application format
+ * @property {''} - Empty state or unknown format
+ */
 export type BackupFileType = 'CPE' | 'Organized' | '';

72-72: Consider using an enum instead of union type.

Using an enum would provide better type safety and maintainability.

-export type BackupFileType = 'CPE' | 'Organized' | '';
+export enum BackupFileType {
+  CPE = 'CPE',
+  ORGANIZED = 'Organized',
+  NONE = ''
+}
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/confirm_import/useMinistryReportsImport.tsx (1)

6-60: Reduce code duplication between functions

Both getUserReports and getUserBibleStudies share similar logic patterns. Consider extracting the common functionality into a reusable utility function.

Consider this refactor:

type ImportableRecord = {
  _deleted?: boolean;
  updatedAt?: string;
};

type ImportableData<T extends ImportableRecord> = {
  data: T[];
  keyField: keyof T;
  dbQuery: () => Promise<T[]>;
};

const processImportData = async <T extends ImportableRecord>({
  data,
  keyField,
  dbQuery,
}: ImportableData<T>): Promise<T[]> => {
  try {
    const result: T[] = [...data];
    const dataMap = new Map(data.map(item => [item[keyField], item]));
    
    const oldRecords = await dbQuery();
    
    for (const oldRecord of oldRecords) {
      const newRecord = dataMap.get(oldRecord[keyField]);
      if (!newRecord) {
        oldRecord._deleted = true;
        oldRecord.updatedAt = new Date().toISOString();
        result.push(oldRecord);
      }
    }
    
    return result.map(updatedAtOverride);
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error processing import data:', error);
    throw error;
  }
};

Then use it like:

const getUserReports = async (reports: UserFieldServiceReportType[]) =>
  processImportData({
    data: reports,
    keyField: 'report_date',
    dbQuery: () => appDb.user_field_service_reports.toArray(),
  });

const getUserBibleStudies = async (studies: UserBibleStudyType[]) =>
  processImportData({
    data: studies,
    keyField: 'person_uid',
    dbQuery: () => appDb.user_bible_studies.toArray(),
  });
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/confirm_import/index.types.ts (1)

30-43: Add JSDoc documentation and consider required fields

The ImportDbType lacks documentation and doesn't indicate which fields are required for a valid import.

Consider adding documentation and potentially splitting required and optional fields:

/**
 * Represents the structure of importable data.
 * @property persons - List of person records to import
 * @property field_service_groups - List of field service group records
 * ...
 */
export type ImportDbType = {
  // Required fields for basic functionality
  persons: PersonType[];
  field_service_groups: FieldServiceGroupType[];
  
  // Optional additional data
  visiting_speakers?: VisitingSpeakerType[];
  speakers_congregations?: SpeakersCongregationsType[];
  // ... rest of the fields
};

Also consider adding validation types:

export type ImportValidationError = {
  field: ImportFieldType;
  errors: string[];
};

export type ImportProgress = {
  field: ImportFieldType;
  total: number;
  processed: number;
  status: 'pending' | 'processing' | 'completed' | 'error';
};
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/confirm_import/useCongReportsImport.tsx (1)

8-86: Consider pagination for large datasets

Loading all reports into memory might be inefficient for large datasets. Consider implementing pagination or streaming for better performance.

src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/export/useExport.tsx (2)

Line range hint 82-115: Consider chunking large exports

For large datasets, consider implementing chunked exports to prevent memory issues and improve performance.

Example approach:

const chunkSize = 1000;
const chunks = [];
for (let i = 0; i < data.length; i += chunkSize) {
  chunks.push(data.slice(i, i + chunkSize));
}

Line range hint 124-132: Improve error messages for specific failure cases

The current error handling uses a generic error message. Consider adding specific error messages for different failure scenarios.

Example:

} catch (error) {
  setIsProcessing(false);
  console.error(error);

  const errorMessage = error.code === 'QUOTA_EXCEEDED' 
    ? 'error_export_file_too_large'
    : 'error_app_generic-title';

  displaySnackNotification({
    severity: 'error',
    header: getMessageByCode(errorMessage),
    message: getMessageByCode(error.message),
  });
}
src/layouts/root_layout/index.tsx (1)

75-75: Consider using CSS custom property for margin consistency

The margin value could be defined as a CSS custom property to maintain consistency with other spacing values in the application.

-          marginBottom: import.meta.env.VITE_APP_ON_NETLIFY ? '70px' : 'unset',
+          marginBottom: import.meta.env.VITE_APP_ON_NETLIFY ? 'var(--netlify-footer-height, 70px)' : 'unset',
src/utils/common.ts (1)

214-228: Consider enhancing the updatedAtOverride function with additional safety checks

While the implementation is solid, consider these improvements:

  1. Add input validation
  2. Handle arrays explicitly
  3. Use a more specific return type
-export const updatedAtOverride = <T extends object>(object: T): T => {
+export const updatedAtOverride = <T extends Record<string, unknown>>(object: T): T => {
+  if (!object || typeof object !== 'object') {
+    return object;
+  }
+
   const objectKeys = Object.keys(object);
 
   for (const key of objectKeys) {
     if (key === 'updatedAt') {
       object[key] = new Date().toISOString();
     }
 
-    if (object[key] && typeof object[key] === 'object') {
+    if (object[key] && typeof object[key] === 'object') {
+      if (Array.isArray(object[key])) {
+        (object[key] as unknown[]).forEach((item) => {
+          if (typeof item === 'object' && item !== null) {
+            updatedAtOverride(item);
+          }
+        });
+      } else {
       updatedAtOverride(object[key]);
+      }
     }
   }
 
   return object;
 };
src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/confirm_import/index.tsx (1)

71-75: Consider removing hardcoded margin value.

The hardcoded margin value in the Grid's sx prop could be replaced with a theme spacing value for better maintainability.

-sx={{ marginLeft: '4px !important' }}
+sx={{ marginLeft: (theme) => `${theme.spacing(0.5)} !important` }}
src/definition/backup.ts (4)

11-42: Consider Extracting Nested Types into Separate Interfaces

The persons array contains complex nested structures like spiritualStatus and otherService. For better maintainability and readability, consider defining separate interfaces for these nested objects.

Here's an example:

+export interface SpiritualStatus {
+  statusId: string;
+  status: string;
+  startDate: string;
+  endDate: string;
+}

+export interface OtherService {
+  serviceId: string;
+  service: string;
+  startDate: string;
+  endDate: string;
+}

 export type BackupCPEType = {
   persons: {
     person_uid: string;
     person_name: string;
     person_displayName: string;
     isMale: boolean;
     isFemale: boolean;
     isUnavailable: boolean;
     assignments: { code: number }[];
     isMoved: boolean;
     isDisqualified: boolean;
     birthDate: string;
     isAnointed: boolean;
     isOtherSheep: boolean;
     isBaptized: boolean;
     immersedDate: string;
     email: string;
     address: string;
     phone: string;
-    spiritualStatus: {
-      statusId: string;
-      status: string;
-      startDate: string;
-      endDate: string;
-    }[];
+    spiritualStatus: SpiritualStatus[];
-    otherService: {
-      serviceId: string;
-      service: string;
-      startDate: string;
-      endDate: string;
-    }[];
+    otherService: OtherService[];
     firstMonthReport: string;
   }[];
   // ...
 };

54-54: Inconsistent Naming for Deletion Status

In fieldServiceGroup, the deletion status is indicated by deleted: boolean; (line 54), whereas in visiting_speakers, it's is_deleted: boolean; (line 72). For consistency, consider using the same naming convention across the types.

Example:

-    deleted: boolean;
+    is_deleted: boolean;

Or vice versa, standardize on deleted:

-    is_deleted: boolean;
+    deleted: boolean;

Also applies to: 72-72


10-226: Standardize Property Naming Conventions to camelCase

The BackupCPEType uses a mix of snake_case and camelCase for property names. TypeScript and JavaScript conventions favor camelCase. For consistency and to adhere to best practices, consider renaming properties to use camelCase unless they need to match an external data format exactly.

For example:

-    person_uid: string;
-    person_name: string;
-    person_displayName: string;
+    personUid: string;
+    personName: string;
+    personDisplayName: string;

This change would apply throughout the type definitions for consistency.


182-225: Modularize the sched Structure with Separate Interfaces

The sched object contains numerous properties related to scheduling, leading to a very lengthy and complex structure. Consider breaking it down into smaller interfaces or types for different parts of the schedule (e.g., meeting assignments, prayers, speakers).

Example:

+export interface MeetingAssignments {
+  chairmanMM_A: string;
+  chairmanMM_B: string;
+  cbs_conductor: string;
+  // ... other assignment properties
+}

+export interface Prayers {
+  opening_prayerMM: string;
+  closing_prayerMM: string;
+  opening_prayerWM: string;
+  // ... other prayer properties
+}

 export type BackupCPEType = {
   // ...
   sched: {
     weekOf: string;
     week_type: number;
     noMMeeting: boolean;
     noWMeeting: boolean;
-    chairmanMM_A: string;
-    chairmanMM_B: string;
-    cbs_conductor: string;
-    // ... many other properties
+    meetingAssignments: MeetingAssignments;
+    prayers: Prayers;
+    // ... other grouped properties
   }[];
 };
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src/states/meeting_attendance.ts (1)

8-24: Verify state usage across components.

The state renaming and new selector look good, but we should verify that all components are updated to use the correct state.

✅ Verification successful

State usage is correctly implemented across components

All components are correctly using the meetingAttendanceState selector for reading attendance data, while the meetingAttendanceDbState is only used in the appropriate places:

  • Database wrapper (useIndexedDb.tsx) for setting raw data
  • The selector itself in meeting_attendance.ts for filtering deleted records

The state renaming and selector implementation are working as intended with no inconsistencies found in the codebase.

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src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/useImportExport.tsx (1)

24-26: Verify the impact of onNext prop addition

The addition of onNext prop to the Import component might affect existing implementations.

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The onNext prop addition is safe and properly implemented

Looking at the code, the Import component is only used once in the codebase (in useImportExport.tsx) and this is where the onNext prop is being added. The component and its hook (useImport) are properly typed with ImportType interface and the prop is correctly utilized in the implementation to handle file processing completion.

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src/pages/meeting_materials/public_talks_list/index.tsx (1)

19-39: Verify removal of export functionality

Given that this PR aims to enhance import/export functionality, the removal of the export button from the PublicTalksList seems contradictory to the PR's objectives. Please confirm if this removal was intentional or if it should be retained for consistency with the PR's goals.

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Export functionality has been moved to a different component

Based on the codebase analysis, the export functionality is now handled in the publisher records section (src/pages/reports/publisher_records/) rather than in the public talks list. This appears to be an intentional architectural change to consolidate export-related features in a more appropriate location. The removal of the export button from PublicTalksList is consistent with this reorganization.

  • Export functionality exists in src/pages/reports/publisher_records/index.tsx
  • Export-related components are located in src/features/reports/publisher_records_details/export_S21/
  • The PublicTalksList component has been simplified to focus on view toggling functionality
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src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/import/index.tsx (2)

13-13: LGTM: Clean hook integration with loading state

The destructuring of isProcessing from useImport hook is well-implemented, providing clear state management for the import process.


17-55: LGTM: Well-structured conditional rendering

The conditional rendering pattern effectively manages the UI states:

  • Import box is hidden during processing to prevent multiple uploads
  • WaitingLoader provides clear visual feedback
  • Maintains consistent layout structure

Also applies to: 57-57

src/pages/congregation/settings/index.tsx (1)

24-31: LGTM: Clean integration of import/export functionality

The addition of the import/export button to PageTitle is well-implemented:

  • Proper use of Button component with icon
  • Consistent with MUI patterns
  • Clean integration with existing layout
src/layouts/root_layout/useRootLayout.tsx (1)

10-10: LGTM: Clean dark theme integration

The dark theme state integration follows the established patterns and is correctly implemented.

Also applies to: 42-42, 80-80

src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/export/useExport.tsx (1)

103-108: Consider data sensitivity in exports

When exporting user-related data, ensure sensitive information is properly handled. Consider adding a data sanitization step.

Run the following to check for potential sensitive fields:

src/layouts/root_layout/index.tsx (1)

121-155: LGTM! Well-implemented Netlify attribution footer

The implementation includes:

  • Proper accessibility attributes
  • Responsive design with fixed positioning
  • Theme-aware image switching
  • Proper link security attributes
src/wrapper/database_indexeddb/useIndexedDb.tsx (1)

14-14: LGTM! Good separation of concerns in state management

The change from meetingAttendanceState to meetingAttendanceDbState properly separates raw database state from computed state, which is essential for implementing soft delete functionality.

Also applies to: 69-69

src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/confirm_import/index.tsx (1)

11-32: LGTM! Clean hook usage and state management.

The component properly separates concerns by using custom hooks for business logic and UI state management. The destructuring of props and hook values is well-organized.

src/states/app.ts (1)

534-547: LGTM! Well-structured state atoms for backup functionality.

The new atoms follow the established patterns and properly handle backup file state management. The typing of backupFileTypeState ensures type safety for file type validation.

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Atoms are well-structured and correctly typed for backup functionality

The BackupFileType is properly defined in src/definition/app.ts as a union type of 'CPE', 'Organized', or empty string, which aligns perfectly with the default empty string value in the backupFileTypeState atom. The state management implementation is type-safe and follows the codebase's patterns.

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src/services/dexie/schema.ts (1)

380-380: LGTM! Consistent soft delete implementation.

The addition of the _deleted property follows the established pattern for soft deletes used throughout the schema definitions.

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LGTM! Consistent soft delete implementation confirmed.

The search results confirm that the _deleted property with { value: boolean, updatedAt: string } structure is consistently implemented across all relevant schemas and their usages, including:

  • PersonType
  • VisitingSpeakerType
  • SpeakersCongregationsType
  • MeetingAttendanceType

The new addition to meetingAttendanceSchema follows this established pattern correctly.

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1-8: Type Definition Looks Good

The BackupOrganizedType is appropriately defined and accurately represents the backup structure.

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src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/confirm_import/useImportCPE.tsx (4)

20-25: Add type safety for the date parameter.

The function should explicitly declare the parameter type to ensure type safety.

-const isMondayDate = (date) => {
+const isMondayDate = (date: string | Date) => {

657-661: Combine conditions to improve readability.

Multiple continue statements make the flow harder to follow. Consider combining the conditions.

-      const isMonday = isMondayDate(record.weekOf);
-
-      if (!isMonday) continue;
-
-      if (!record.mwb_week_date_locale) continue;
+      if (!isMondayDate(record.weekOf) || !record.mwb_week_date_locale) continue;

319-323: Improve error handling for missing current list.

The early return with an empty array when no current list is found could hide potential data issues. Consider logging or throwing an error in development.

     const currentList = oldLists.find(
       (record) => record.isCurrent && !record.deleted
     );
 
-    if (!currentList) return [];
+    if (!currentList) {
+      console.warn('No current service group list found');
+      return [];
+    }

27-1256: Consider splitting the migration logic into smaller modules.

The current implementation puts all migration logic in a single hook, which makes it harder to maintain and test. Consider:

  1. Moving each migration function to a separate module
  2. Creating a shared utilities module for common operations (date handling, name parsing)
  3. Implementing proper error boundaries and logging
  4. Adding unit tests for each migration function

This would improve:

  • Code maintainability
  • Testing capabilities
  • Error handling
  • Reusability
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src/features/congregation/settings/import_export/confirm_import/useImportCPE.tsx (1)

1246-1256: LGTM! Well-organized exports.

The hook exports are well-structured and properly typed.

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