Changes:
- Add real JWT example for invite testing
- Add detailed JWT payload documentation
- Update test-deeplinks.sh with valid claim IDs
- Add test case for single contact invite
- Improve test descriptions and organization
This improves test coverage by using real-world JWT examples
and valid claim identifiers.
Changes:
- Add detailed JSDoc headers to ContactImportView
- Add component-level documentation to ProjectViewView
- Document state management and data flow
- Add security considerations and usage examples
- Improve test script documentation and organization
- Add interface documentation for deep linking
This improves code maintainability by documenting component
architecture, workflows and integration points.
- Add explicit Router type imports across views
- Replace $router type casting with proper typing
- Use $router.back() instead of $router.go(-1) for consistency
- Add proper route and router typings to components
- Clean up router navigation methods
- Fix router push/back method calls
This commit improves type safety and consistency in router usage across
the application's view components.
Changes:
- Add proper type annotations for component properties
- Fix null checks with optional chaining
- Add missing interface properties
- Replace any with proper types where possible
- Move interfaces from endorserServer to interfaces/
- Add proper Router and Route typing
- Add default empty string for optional text fields
This improves type safety and reduces TypeScript errors across views.
Reorganizes TypeScript interfaces into a modular structure:
- Create dedicated interfaces directory with specialized files
- Split interfaces by domain (claims, common, limits, records, user)
- Update imports in endorserServer.ts to use new interface locations
- Replace 'any' types with 'unknown' for better type safety
- Add proper type imports and exports
This improves code organization and maintainability by:
- Centralizing interface definitions
- Reducing file size of endorserServer.ts
- Making interface relationships more explicit
- Improving type safety with stricter types
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer