employee-dev-6-fix-calendar-ui

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Summary of Changes

This pull request, titled 'employee-dev-6-fix-calendar-ui', focuses on improving the user interface for the vacation calendar view. The primary change involves replacing the existing table-based vacation list with a more visually appealing and interactive display. Vacation details are now shown on demand, and the display includes status-based coloring. The changes also include adding loading and error handling for vacation data fetching.

Highlights

• UI Enhancement: Replaces the table-based vacation list with a new 'vacation-bar' component for better visual representation.
• Interactive Vacation Details: Implements a feature to display vacation details upon selection, including period, duration, type, status, and comments.
• Status Indication: Adds color-coded status indicators (approved, pending, rejected) to the vacation bars for quick identification.
• Data Fetching Improvements: Includes loading and error handling during the vacation data fetching process.

Changelog

• springEmployeeSystem/frontend/employee-system-ui/src/views/Vacation/Vacation.vue
  • Replaced the table-based vacation list with a new 'vacation-bar' component (lines 38-49).
  • Added a 'vacation-container' class to the main div (line 2).
  • Implemented vacation details display upon selection (lines 51-73).
  • Added methods for fetching vacation data (fetchVacationData), selecting a vacation (selectVacation), formatting dates (formatDate), and calculating the duration of a vacation (calculateDays) (lines 146-175).
  • Added loading and error data properties (lines 96-97).
  • Modified the mounted lifecycle hook and added the created lifecycle hook to fetch vacation data (lines 177-181).
  • Added CSS styles for the new vacation list and details components (lines 200-267).

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A Vue component's grace,
Vacation details in their place,
Click to see,
Details free,
A UI with a smile on its face.

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Code Review

The changes introduce a new UI for displaying vacation information, which is a good improvement. The code is generally well-structured, but there are a few areas that could be improved for better maintainability and user experience.

Summary of Findings

• API Endpoint Placeholder: The code contains a placeholder API endpoint (/api/employee/vacations) that needs to be replaced with the actual endpoint. This is crucial for the application to function correctly.
• Inconsistent Vacation Data Fetching: The component fetches vacation data in both mounted and created lifecycle hooks. This could lead to redundant data fetching and potential performance issues. It's better to choose one lifecycle hook for data fetching.
• Missing Error Handling UI: While the code handles errors during vacation data fetching, there is no corresponding UI element to display the error message to the user. This can lead to a poor user experience.

Merge Readiness

The pull request introduces significant UI improvements and new functionality. However, the placeholder API endpoint and potential redundant data fetching should be addressed before merging. Additionally, consider adding a UI element to display error messages to the user. I am unable to approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.