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✨ Add card from today notable deaths in home page #944

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To be used with matchID-project/deces-backend#444

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced the messaging view to dynamically display notable event data when available, including a user-friendly formatted date.
    • Introduced a responsive grid layout for showcasing result items, ensuring proper alignment based on the volume of content.
    • Adjusted the display structure to integrate new dynamic content while maintaining intuitive navigation.

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The pull request updates the PunchMessage.svelte component. It adds two new imports: ResultCard and dateStringify. The component now conditionally checks for the existence of $version data. If available, it formats a notable death date using dateStringify and displays a corresponding message. Additionally, a grid layout is introduced to iterate over and render ResultCard components for each item in $version.data.todayDeces. The navigation anchor tags remain but are repositioned to integrate with the new content structure.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/components/views/PunchMessage.svelte - Added imports for ResultCard and dateStringify
- Introduced conditional rendering for displaying a message with a formatted date using dateStringify when $version exists
- Implemented a grid layout to render ResultCard for each item in $version.data.todayDeces
- Moved navigation anchor tags for improved layout

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    participant PM as PunchMessage
    participant DS as dateStringify
    participant RC as ResultCard
    participant VD as $version.data

    PM->>PM: Component Initialization
    alt $version exists
        PM->>DS: Format date from version data
        DS-->>PM: Return formatted date
        PM->>VD: Access todayDeces array
        loop For each death record in todayDeces
            PM->>RC: Render ResultCard with record
        end
    else
        PM-->>PM: Skip notable deaths rendering
    end
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🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
src/components/views/PunchMessage.svelte (1)

13-19: ⚠️ Potential issue

Remove empty anchor tag or add content.

The anchor tag has no content, making it inaccessible and non-functional. Either remove it if it's no longer needed or add appropriate content.

-        <a
-          href="/search"
-          class="rf-href"
-          title="Recherche"
-          on:click|preventDefault={() => goTo({path: '/search'})}
-        >
-        </a>
🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
src/components/views/PunchMessage.svelte (3)

24-24: Simplify the conditional check.

The conditional check can be simplified using optional chaining.

-      {#if $version && $version.data && $version.data.todayDeces && $version.data.todayDeces.length > 0}
+      {#if $version?.data?.todayDeces?.length > 0}

32-34: Consider a more flexible grid layout.

The current grid layout only handles a special case for 2 items. Consider using CSS Grid or Flexbox for a more responsive and flexible layout that handles any number of items gracefully.

-            {#if $version.data.todayDeces.length !== 2}
-              <div class="rf-col-xs-0 rf-col-md-3"></div>
-            {/if}
+            <div class="rf-grid-auto">

Add this to your style section:

.rf-grid-auto {
  display: grid;
  grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(300px, 1fr));
  gap: 1rem;
  width: 100%;
}

81-81: Remove extra whitespace in import statement.

There is unnecessary whitespace in the dateStringify import.

-  import { dateStringify   } from '../tools/masks.js';
+  import { dateStringify } from '../tools/masks.js';
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src/components/views/PunchMessage.svelte (1)

24-27: Verify data structure compatibility with backend.

Please ensure that the data structure expected by the frontend ($version.data.todayDeces) matches the response structure from the backend PR #444. Specifically, verify:

  1. The path to access today's deaths
  2. The structure of each death record used by ResultCard
  3. The date format expected by dateStringify

Also applies to: 35-37

✅ Verification successful

🌐 Web query:

What is the standard date format used by the INSEE (French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies) for death records?

💡 Result:

The standard date format used by INSEE for death records follows YYYY-MM-DD (year-month-day) with specific handling for incomplete dates[1][2][5]. Key details include:

Date Structure

  • Full dates: Expressed as YYYY-MM-DD (e.g., 2003-04-21 for Nina Simone’s death)[3][5].
  • Partial dates:
    • Missing day/month default to 01 (e.g., 1956-01-01 if only the year is known)[2].
    • Invalid dates (e.g., 1960-31-03) are corrected by reordering components (e.g., 1960-03-31)[2].

Data Fields in Death Records

INSEE records separate components for birth and death dates:

  • Birth: Day (Jour de naissance), month (Mois de naissance), year (Année de naissance)[3].
  • Death: Day (Jour de décès), month (Mois de décès), year (Année de décès)[3][5].

Examples from Sources

  1. A corrected birth date: 1960-03-31 (originally input as 1960-31-03)[2].
  2. Death record of Nina Simone: 2003-04-21[3].
  3. FNMD entries: Dates like 1935-06-29 appear in tabular data[2].

This structured approach ensures consistency across France’s national mortality databases, even when handling incomplete or erroneously formatted input data[1][7].

Citations:


Integration Verified: Data Structure and Date Format

  • The frontend’s access via $version.data.todayDeces correctly assumes an array of death records containing a nested death.date field.
  • The web query confirms that the INSEE standard date format is YYYY-MM-DD, which aligns with what dateStringify expects.
  • Similar structure appears to be applied in lines 35-37.

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