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/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars */ |
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/* eslint-disable camelcase */ |
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/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/explicit-module-boundary-types */ |
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import { useContext } from "react"; |
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import { getApplicantSkillsEndpoint } from "../api/applicantSkills"; |
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import { |
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getApplicantExperienceEndpoint, |
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getApplicantExperienceSkillsEndpoint, |
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getCreateExperienceEndpoint, |
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getExperienceEndpoint, |
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getExperienceSkillEndpoint, |
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parseSingleExperience, |
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} from "../api/experience"; |
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import { getSkillCategoriesEndpoint, getSkillsEndpoint } from "../api/skill"; |
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import { |
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Experience, |
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ExperienceSkill, |
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Skill, |
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SkillCategory, |
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} from "../models/types"; |
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import { useResource, useResourceIndex } from "./webResourceHooks"; |
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import { ErrorContext } from "../components/ErrorContainer"; |
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import { FetchError } from "../helpers/httpRequests"; |
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export const useSkills = () => { |
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// The skills endpoint doesn't allow updates, so don't return that function. |
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const { update, ...resource } = useResource<Skill[]>(getSkillsEndpoint(), []); |
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return resource; |
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}; |
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export const useSkillCategories = () => { |
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// The SkillCategories endpoint doesn't allow updates, so don't return that function. |
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const { update, ...resource } = useResource<SkillCategory[]>( |
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getSkillCategoriesEndpoint(), |
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[], |
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); |
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return resource; |
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}; |
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/** |
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* If the error is a FetchError and the response body contains a message field, use that to construct the message. |
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* Otherwise, simply use the error object's message. |
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* @param error |
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*/ |
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const errorToMessage = async (error: Error | FetchError): Promise<string> => { |
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if (error instanceof FetchError && error.response.status) { |
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try { |
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const responseBody = await error.response.json(); |
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if (responseBody.message) { |
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return `${error.response.status} - ${responseBody.message}`; |
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} |
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} catch (e) { |
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// Can't parse response json body; fall through and return normal error message. |
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} |
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} |
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return error.message; |
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}; |
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/** |
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* This hook returns a handleError function which tries to push the error into the ErrorContext queue. |
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* If no ErrorContext Provider exists in the component hierarchy, simply nothing will happen. |
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*/ |
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const useErrorHandler = () => { |
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const { dispatch } = useContext(ErrorContext); |
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const handleError = (error: Error | FetchError): void => { |
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errorToMessage(error).then((message) => |
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dispatch({ |
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type: "push", |
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payload: message, |
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}), |
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); |
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}; |
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return handleError; |
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}; |
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export const useApplicantSkillIds = (applicantId: number) => { |
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const handleError = useErrorHandler(); |
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return useResource<{ skill_ids: number[] }>( |
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getApplicantSkillsEndpoint(applicantId), |
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{ |
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skill_ids: [], |
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}, |
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{ |
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handleError, |
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}, |
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); |
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}; |
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export const useApplicantExperience = (applicantId: number) => { |
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const handleError = useErrorHandler(); |
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return useResourceIndex<Experience>( |
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getApplicantExperienceEndpoint(applicantId), |
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{ |
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parseEntityResponse: (response) => |
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parseSingleExperience(response).experience, |
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resolveEntityEndpoint: (_, entity) => |
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getExperienceEndpoint(entity.id, entity.type), |
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resolveCreateEndpoint: (_, entity) => |
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getCreateExperienceEndpoint(applicantId, entity.type), |
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// Need a custom keyFn because different types of experience may have same id, |
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// meaning default keyFn (getId) may cause collisions in the map of items and they may overwriting each other. |
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keyFn: (experience) => `${experience.type}-${experience.id}`, |
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handleError, |
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}, |
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); |
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}; |
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export const useApplicantExperienceSkills = (applicantId: number) => { |
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const handleError = useErrorHandler(); |
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return useResourceIndex<ExperienceSkill>( |
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getApplicantExperienceSkillsEndpoint(applicantId), |
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{ |
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resolveEntityEndpoint: (_, entity) => |
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getExperienceSkillEndpoint(entity.id), |
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resolveCreateEndpoint: (_, entity) => getExperienceSkillEndpoint(null), |
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handleError, |
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}, |
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