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feat: allow filtering library by publish status #1570

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Description

Adds a filter widget:

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And an "Unpublished changes" badge:

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First pull the following branch: openedx/edx-platform#36031

  1. [If needed] Create a new library with new components in http://apps.local.openedx.io:2001/course-authoring/libraries
  2. With the tutor stack running execute the following command: tutor dev exec cms bash -c './manage.py cms reindex_studio --experimental '
  3. Publish and edit some components. Take note of the number of components that have been published, published and modified after, and never been published
  4. Open the filter widget and assert that the numbers of each publish status corresponds to the number you wrote down in step 2
  5. Assert that filtering by each value only shows the correct components:
    • Published when the component was published and not modified since
    • Modified when the component has been modified after being published
    • Never when the component has never been published

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Attention: Patch coverage is 94.54545% with 3 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 93.24%. Comparing base (31f39cb) to head (a338fe8).
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src/search-manager/FilterByPublished.tsx 94.28% 2 Missing ⚠️
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Hi @DanielVZ96 , this is working well! Left a few comments about extracting out user-facing strings, and some UI questions/issues. Let me know when it's ready for another review?

@@ -75,7 +79,8 @@ const BaseComponentCard = ({
<div className="text-truncate h3 mt-2">
<Highlight text={displayName} />
</div>
<Highlight text={description} />
<Highlight text={description} /><br />
{props.hasUnpublishedChanges ? <Badge variant="warning">Unpublished changes</Badge> : null}
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Please extract "Unpublished changes" into a message so it can be translated.

return (
<SearchFilterWidget
appliedFilters={[]}
label="Publish Status"
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Please extract "Publish Status" to a message so it can be translated.


const clearFilters = React.useCallback(() => {
setPublishStatusFilter([]);
}, []);
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Selecting a Published Status filter doesn't show the "clear filters" link?

Need to modify canClearFilters.

onChange={() => { toggleFilterMode(PublishStatus.Published); }}
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<div>
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Please extract these "Published", "Modified since publish", and "Never published" labels to messages so they can be translated.

@@ -163,6 +171,7 @@ export const SearchContextProvider: React.FC<{
searchKeywords,
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Some UI questions, feel free to bounce these off the UX folks if you agree :)

  1. Currently, sorting by "Recently Published" also filters out any "Never published" items, but this is entirely hidden from the user.
    Should we make this explicit force-selecting the "Published" and "Modified since publish" filters in the UI?
  2. Should the Publish Status drop-down label reveal when some filters are selected, like the Type and Tags do?
    image
    To make the drop-down more concise, I'd use "Status: Published" or whatever instead of "Published status: Published".

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@jmakowski1123 @lizc577 @sdaitzman @marcotuts any comments on this? ^

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@jmakowski1123 @lizc577 @sdaitzman @marcotuts gentle nudge on this since we're blocked waiting for a decision here.

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<div>
Published
{' '}<Badge variant="light" pill>{publishStatus[PublishStatus.Published] ?? 0}</Badge>
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I don't think you need to have this {' '} in there to separate the label from the Badge, do you? FilterByTags doesn't: https://github.com/open-craft/frontend-app-authoring/blob/dvz/filter-by-published/src/search-manager/FilterByTags.tsx#L66-L67

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(And strictly speaking, the Badge should be part of the translated text so that RTL languages can put the count badge to the left of the text. But there's a number of places where we'd need to fix this, so it's ok if you don't do it here.)

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I'd go with force-suggesting the "only published" filter.

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Agreed! Also adding, I do think Publish Status drop-down label should reveal when some filters are selected, like the Type and Tags do

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I made it so that the two filters that display content are auto selected when ordering by recently published, and also disabled the other filter since it wouldn't show anything even when selected. I also added the badges that show the selected filters.

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@@ -99,6 +106,7 @@ export const SearchContextProvider: React.FC<{
const [searchKeywords, setSearchKeywords] = React.useState('');
const [blockTypesFilter, setBlockTypesFilter] = React.useState<string[]>([]);
const [problemTypesFilter, setProblemTypesFilter] = React.useState<string[]>([]);
const [publishStatusFilter, setPublishStatusFilter] = React.useState<PublishStatus[]>([]);
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When you resolve the conflicts for this file, please note that all of the search state variables are now managed as URL parameters, so this status should be too. Should look something like this:

  const [publishStatusFilter, setPublishStatusFilter] = useStateOrUrlSearchParam<PublishStatus>(
    [],
    'published',
    (value: string) => Object.values(PublishStatus).find((enumValue) => value === enumValue),
    (value: PublishStatus) => value.toString(),
    skipUrlUpdate,
  );

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Hi @DanielVZ96 , this looks great :) But I found a couple of bugs, could you take another look?

@@ -228,6 +230,7 @@ const ComponentCard = ({ contentHit }: ComponentCardProps) => {
)}
</ActionRow>
)}
hasUnpublishedChanges={modified >= (lastPublished ?? 0)}
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nit: Why not pull this from the added published_status field? I'm ok either way, but it seems like we shouldn't duplicate functionality here.

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ohh nice catch

@@ -266,6 +267,7 @@ const LibraryAuthoringPage = ({ returnToLibrarySelection }: LibraryAuthoringPage
<SearchKeywordsField className="mr-3" />
<FilterByTags />
{!insideCollections && <FilterByBlockType />}
<FilterByPublished />
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Could you please add <FilterByPublished /> to the LibraryCollectionPage too?

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will do

}
}, [searchSortOrder]);

const toggleFilterMode = React.useCallback((mode: PublishStatus) => {
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Bug: Selecting one publish_status filter clears all the others? Maybe see FilterByBlockType for how its checkbox onChange handler works.

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it was because I forgot to add the setter to the dependencies. this was somehow breaking the tags filter tests so thank you so much for finding this :)

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Thank you for working out a simple fix! it's working great now.

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👍 This looks and works great @DanielVZ96 , thank you for accommodating my suggestions and the UI tweaks from Product!

  • I tested this using the PR test instructions, plus tested using these filters on the Collection page.
  • I read through the code
  • I checked for accessibility issues by using my keyboard to navigate
  • Includes documentation N/A
  • User-facing strings are extracted for translation

@ChrisChV ChrisChV merged commit 05dddce into openedx:master Feb 5, 2025
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