233 |
234 |
244 |
245 |
246 | {data.contactInformation[0] &&
247 | data.contactInformation[0]['primaryPhoneNumber'] ? (
248 |
253 | {data.contactInformation[0]['primaryPhoneNumber']}
254 |
255 | ) : (
256 | 'None'
257 | )}
258 |
259 |
260 |
261 | {data.contactInformation[0] &&
262 | data.contactInformation[0].emailAddressVerified ? (
263 | data.contactInformation[0]['emailAddress'] ? (
264 |
269 | {data.contactInformation[0]['emailAddress']}
270 |
271 | ) : (
272 | 'None'
273 | )
274 | ) : data.contactInformation[0] &&
275 | data.contactInformation[0]['instituteWebmailAddress'] ? (
276 |
285 | {data.contactInformation[0]['instituteWebmailAddress']}
286 |
287 | ) : (
288 | 'None'
289 | )}
290 |
291 | {data.socialInformation[0] &&
292 | data.socialInformation[0].links.length !== 0 && (
293 |
294 | {data.socialInformation[0] &&
295 | data.socialInformation[0].links.map((link, index) => {
296 | return (
297 |
303 |
304 |
305 | )
306 | })}
307 |
308 | )}
309 |
310 |
311 |
312 | )
313 | }
314 | }
315 |
316 | function mapStateToProps (state) {
317 | return {
318 | activeGroup: state.activeGroup,
319 | countryList: state.countryList
320 | }
321 | }
322 | const mapDispatchToProps = dispatch => {
323 | return {
324 | ChangeActiveGroup: (slug, field, data, successCallback, errCallback) => {
325 | dispatch(
326 | changeActiveGroup(slug, field, data, successCallback, errCallback)
327 | )
328 | },
329 | ChangeActiveGroupWithFile: (
330 | slug,
331 | field,
332 | data,
333 | successCallback,
334 | errCallback
335 | ) => {
336 | dispatch(
337 | changeActiveGroupWithFile(
338 | slug,
339 | field,
340 | data,
341 | successCallback,
342 | errCallback
343 | )
344 | )
345 | }
346 | }
347 | }
348 |
349 | export default connect(
350 | mapStateToProps,
351 | mapDispatchToProps
352 | )(GroupBranding)
353 |
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1 | import React from 'react'
2 | import { connect } from 'react-redux'
3 | import {
4 | Card,
5 | Icon,
6 | Segment,
7 | Modal,
8 | Form,
9 | Input,
10 | Checkbox,
11 | Button,
12 | Message,
13 | Dropdown,
14 | Placeholder,
15 | Grid,
16 | } from 'semantic-ui-react'
17 | import { DateInput } from 'semantic-ui-calendar-react'
18 | import { capitalize, startCase } from 'lodash'
19 |
20 | import { TileCard, UserCard } from 'formula_one'
21 | import EmptyGroupTeamList from './empty-group-team-list'
22 | import AddMember from './add-member'
23 | import { errorExist } from '../utils'
24 | import { changeTeamMember, removeMember } from '../actions'
25 | import { getTheme } from 'formula_one'
26 |
27 | class GroupTeamList extends React.Component {
28 | constructor (props) {
29 | super(props)
30 | this.state = {
31 | editModalOpen: '',
32 | editUser: {},
33 | toDelete: {},
34 | error: false,
35 | success: false,
36 | message: ''
37 | }
38 | }
39 | handleEdit = member => {
40 | this.setState({
41 | error: false,
42 | success: false,
43 | message: '',
44 | editModalOpen: member.id,
45 | editUser: member,
46 | designation: member.designation || '',
47 | post: member.post || '',
48 | joiningDate: member.startDate || '',
49 | endDate: member.endDate || '',
50 | hasEditRights: member.hasEditRights || false,
51 | hasAdminRights: member.hasAdminRights || false
52 | })
53 | }
54 | handleChange = e => {
55 | const { name, value } = e.target
56 | this.setState({
57 | [name]: value
58 | })
59 | }
60 | handleDateChange = (e, { name, value }) => {
61 | this.setState({
62 | [name]: value
63 | })
64 | }
65 | handleUpdate = () => {
66 | const data = {
67 | startDate: this.state.joiningDate,
68 | endDate: this.state.endDate || null,
69 | designation: this.state.designation,
70 | post: this.state.post,
71 | hasAdminRights: this.state.hasAdminRights,
72 | hasEditRights: this.state.hasEditRights
73 | }
74 | this.props.ChangeTeamMember(
75 | this.state.editUser.id,
76 | data,
77 | this.successCallback,
78 | this.errCallback
79 | )
80 | }
81 | handleClose = () => {
82 | this.setState({ modalOpen: '', toDelete: {} })
83 | }
84 | handleEditModalClose = () => {
85 | this.setState({ editModalOpen: '' })
86 | }
87 | handleRemove = member => {
88 | this.setState({
89 | modalOpen: member.id,
90 | toDelete: member
91 | })
92 | }
93 | handleDelete = () => {
94 | this.props.RemoveMember(this.state.toDelete.id)
95 | this.setState({ modalOpen: '', toDelete: {} })
96 | }
97 | handleCheckChange = (e, { name, checked }) => {
98 | this.setState({
99 | [name]: checked
100 | })
101 | }
102 | successCallback = res => {
103 | this.setState({
104 | editModalOpen: '',
105 | success: true,
106 | error: false,
107 | message: res.data
108 | })
109 | }
110 | errCallback = err => {
111 | this.setState({
112 | success: false,
113 | error: true,
114 | message: err.response.data
115 | })
116 | }
117 | loadMore = () => {
118 | this.props.loadMore()
119 | }
120 | render () {
121 | const { message, error } = this.state
122 | const { activeGroup, groupTeam } = this.props
123 | const { hasAdminRights } = activeGroup
124 | const { team } = groupTeam
125 | return activeGroup.isLoaded && groupTeam.isLoaded ? (
126 |
127 |
128 | {activeGroup.hasAdminRights && (
129 | Add a new member}
135 | />
136 | }
137 | size='tiny'
138 | closeIcon
139 | >
140 | Add member
141 |
142 |
143 |
144 |
145 | )}
146 | {team.results &&
147 | team.results.map(member => {
148 | return (
149 |
157 |
161 |
162 | {
167 | this.handleEdit(member)
168 | }}
169 | >
170 |
171 | Edit
172 |
173 | }
174 | onClose={this.handleEditModalClose}
175 | size='tiny'
176 | closeIcon
177 | >
178 | Edit member
179 |
180 |
185 |
286 |
287 |
288 |
294 |
295 |
296 | this.handleRemove(member)}
300 | >
301 |
302 | Delete
303 |
304 | }
305 | open={this.state.modalOpen === member.id}
306 | onClose={this.handleClose}
307 | size='small'
308 | dimmer='blurring'
309 | closeIcon
310 | >
311 |
312 |
313 | Confirm irreversible deletion
314 |
315 |
316 | Are you sure you want to remove{' '}
317 |
318 | {this.state.toDelete.person &&
319 | this.state.toDelete.person.fullName}
320 | {' '}
321 | from members of{' '}
322 | {activeGroup.data.name}? This
323 | action cannot be undone.
324 |
325 |
326 |
332 |
338 |
339 |
340 |
341 |
342 |
343 | )
344 | }
345 | />
346 | )
347 | })}
348 |
349 | {!groupTeam.isLoaded && }
350 | {groupTeam.isLoaded && !team.next ? (
351 |
352 |
353 | No more members available. You have scrolled enough for today.
354 |
355 | ) : (
356 |
357 |
358 |
364 |
365 |
366 | )}
367 |
368 | ) : (
369 |
370 | )
371 | }
372 | }
373 |
374 | function mapStateToProps (state) {
375 | return {
376 | activeGroup: state.activeGroup,
377 | groupTeam: state.groupTeam
378 | }
379 | }
380 | const mapDispatchToProps = dispatch => {
381 | return {
382 | ChangeTeamMember: (id, data, successCallback, errCallback) => {
383 | dispatch(changeTeamMember(id, data, successCallback, errCallback))
384 | },
385 | RemoveMember: id => {
386 | dispatch(removeMember(id))
387 | }
388 | }
389 | }
390 |
391 | export default connect(mapStateToProps, mapDispatchToProps)(GroupTeamList)
392 |
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1 | import axios from 'axios'
2 | import { toast } from 'react-semantic-toasts'
3 |
4 | import { getCookie } from 'formula_one'
5 | import {
6 | urlGroupList,
7 | urlGroupDescription,
8 | urlHasRights,
9 | urlActiveGroupPost,
10 | urlActiveGroupPostSpecific,
11 | urlGroupMembership,
12 | urlGroupMembershipSpecific,
13 | urlActiveGroupContactInfo,
14 | urlActiveGroupSocialInfo,
15 | urlActiveGroupSocialInfoSpecific,
16 | urlActiveGroupLocationtInfo,
17 | urlActiveGroupLocationtInfoEdit,
18 | urlActiveGroupContactInfoSpecific
19 | } from '../urls'
20 |
21 | const getActiveGroup = slug => {
22 | return axios.get(urlGroupDescription(slug))
23 | }
24 |
25 | const setRights = (slug, which) => {
26 | return axios.get(urlHasRights(), { params: { which: which, group: slug } })
27 | }
28 |
29 | const setPost = slug => {
30 | return axios.get(urlActiveGroupPost(), { params: { group__slug: slug } })
31 | }
32 |
33 | const setTeam = (slug, active) => {
34 | return axios.get(urlGroupMembership(), {
35 | params: { group__slug: slug, is_active: active }
36 | })
37 | }
38 |
39 | export const setGroupList = () => {
40 | return dispatch => {
41 | axios
42 | .get(urlGroupList())
43 | .then(res => {
44 | dispatch({
45 | type: 'SET_GROUPLIST',
46 | payload: {
47 | isLoaded: true,
48 | data: res.data
49 | }
50 | })
51 | })
52 | .catch(() => {
53 | toast({
54 | type: 'error',
55 | title: 'Error',
56 | description: 'Some error occured while fetching the groups',
57 | animation: 'fade up',
58 | icon: 'frown up',
59 | time: 3000
60 | })
61 | })
62 | }
63 | }
64 |
65 | export const setCountryList = (slug, successCallback) => {
66 | return dispatch => {
67 | axios
68 | .options(urlGroupDescription(slug))
69 | .then(res => {
70 | dispatch({
71 | type: 'SET_COUNTRYLIST',
72 | payload: {
73 | isLoaded: true,
74 | data: res.data
75 | }
76 | })
77 | successCallback(res.data)
78 | })
79 | .catch(() => {
80 | toast({
81 | type: 'error',
82 | title: 'Error',
83 | description: 'Some error occured while fetching the country list',
84 | animation: 'fade up',
85 | icon: 'frown up',
86 | time: 3000
87 | })
88 | })
89 | }
90 | }
91 |
92 | export const setActiveGroup = (slug, errCallback) => {
93 | return dispatch => {
94 | dispatch({
95 | type: 'SET_POST_LOADED',
96 | payload: false
97 | })
98 | axios
99 | .all([
100 | getActiveGroup(slug),
101 | setRights(slug, 'edit'),
102 | setRights(slug, 'admin'),
103 | setPost(slug)
104 | ])
105 | .then(
106 | axios.spread((data, edit, admin, post) => {
107 | dispatch({
108 | type: 'SET_ACTIVE_GROUP',
109 | payload: {
110 | isLoaded: true,
111 | data: data.data,
112 | inEditMode: '',
113 | hasEditRights: edit.data.hasRights,
114 | hasAdminRights: admin.data.hasRights
115 | }
116 | })
117 | dispatch({
118 | type: 'SET_ACTIVEGROUP_POST',
119 | payload: {
120 | isLoaded: true,
121 | post: post.data
122 | }
123 | })
124 | })
125 | )
126 | .catch(err => {
127 | errCallback(err)
128 | })
129 | }
130 | }
131 |
132 | export const changeActiveGroup = (
133 | slug,
134 | field,
135 | data,
136 | successCallback,
137 | errCallback
138 | ) => {
139 | let headers = {
140 | 'X-CSRFToken': getCookie('csrftoken')
141 | }
142 | return dispatch => {
143 | dispatch({
144 | type: 'SET_CHANGING',
145 | payload: { isLoaded: true, inEditMode: field }
146 | })
147 | axios
148 | .patch(urlGroupDescription(slug), data, { headers: headers })
149 | .then(res => {
150 | dispatch({
151 | type: 'SET_ACTIVE_GROUP_CHANGED',
152 | payload: {
153 | isLoaded: true,
154 | inEditMode: '',
155 | data: res.data
156 | }
157 | })
158 | successCallback(res)
159 | })
160 | .catch(err => {
161 | dispatch({
162 | type: 'SET_CHANGING',
163 | payload: { isLoaded: true, inEditMode: '' }
164 | })
165 | errCallback(err)
166 | })
167 | }
168 | }
169 |
170 | export const changeActiveGroupWithFile = (slug, field, data) => {
171 | let headers = {
172 | 'Content-Type': 'multipart/form-data',
173 | 'X-CSRFToken': getCookie('csrftoken')
174 | }
175 | return dispatch => {
176 | dispatch({
177 | type: 'SET_CHANGING',
178 | payload: { isLoaded: true, inEditMode: field }
179 | })
180 | axios
181 | .patch(urlGroupDescription(slug), data, { headers: headers })
182 | .then(res => {
183 | dispatch({
184 | type: 'SET_ACTIVE_GROUP_CHANGED',
185 | payload: {
186 | isLoaded: true,
187 | inEditMode: '',
188 | data: res.data
189 | }
190 | })
191 | })
192 | .catch(() => {
193 | toast({
194 | type: 'error',
195 | title: 'Error',
196 | description: 'Some error occured',
197 | animation: 'fade up',
198 | icon: 'frown up',
199 | time: 3000
200 | })
201 | })
202 | }
203 | }
204 |
205 | export const changeActiveGroupLocation = (
206 | id,
207 | field,
208 | data,
209 | successCallback,
210 | errCallback
211 | ) => {
212 | let headers = {
213 | 'X-CSRFToken': getCookie('csrftoken')
214 | }
215 | return dispatch => {
216 | dispatch({
217 | type: 'SET_CHANGING',
218 | payload: { isLoaded: true, inEditMode: field }
219 | })
220 | if (id) {
221 | axios
222 | .patch(urlActiveGroupLocationtInfoEdit(id), data, { headers: headers })
223 | .then(res => {
224 | dispatch({
225 | type: 'SET_ACTIVE_GROUP_CHANGED_LOCATION',
226 | payload: res.data
227 | })
228 | successCallback(res)
229 | })
230 | .catch(err => {
231 | dispatch({
232 | type: 'SET_CHANGING',
233 | payload: { isLoaded: true, inEditMode: field }
234 | })
235 | errCallback(err)
236 | })
237 | } else {
238 | axios
239 | .post(urlActiveGroupLocationtInfo(), data, { headers: headers })
240 | .then(res => {
241 | dispatch({
242 | type: 'SET_ACTIVE_GROUP_CHANGED_LOCATION',
243 | payload: res.data
244 | })
245 | successCallback(res)
246 | })
247 | .catch(err => {
248 | dispatch({
249 | type: 'SET_CHANGING',
250 | payload: { isLoaded: true, inEditMode: field }
251 | })
252 | errCallback(err)
253 | })
254 | }
255 | }
256 | }
257 |
258 | export const changeActiveGroupContact = (
259 | id,
260 | field,
261 | data,
262 | successCallback,
263 | errCallback
264 | ) => {
265 | let headers = {
266 | 'X-CSRFToken': getCookie('csrftoken')
267 | }
268 | return dispatch => {
269 | dispatch({
270 | type: 'SET_CHANGING',
271 | payload: { isLoaded: true, inEditMode: field }
272 | })
273 | if (id) {
274 | axios
275 | .patch(urlActiveGroupContactInfoSpecific(id), data, {
276 | headers: headers
277 | })
278 | .then(res => {
279 | dispatch({
280 | type: 'SET_ACTIVE_GROUP_CHANGED_CONTACT',
281 | payload: res.data
282 | })
283 | successCallback(res)
284 | })
285 | .catch(err => {
286 | dispatch({
287 | type: 'SET_CHANGING',
288 | payload: { isLoaded: true, inEditMode: '' }
289 | })
290 | errCallback(err)
291 | })
292 | } else {
293 | axios
294 | .post(urlActiveGroupContactInfo(), data, { headers: headers })
295 | .then(res => {
296 | dispatch({
297 | type: 'SET_ACTIVE_GROUP_CHANGED_CONTACT',
298 | payload: res.data
299 | })
300 | successCallback(res)
301 | })
302 | .catch(err => {
303 | dispatch({
304 | type: 'SET_CHANGING',
305 | payload: { isLoaded: true, inEditMode: '' }
306 | })
307 | errCallback(err)
308 | })
309 | }
310 | }
311 | }
312 |
313 | export const addActiveGroupSocial = (
314 | field,
315 | data,
316 | successCallback,
317 | errCallback
318 | ) => {
319 | let headers = {
320 | 'X-CSRFToken': getCookie('csrftoken')
321 | }
322 | return dispatch => {
323 | dispatch({
324 | type: 'SET_CHANGING',
325 | payload: { isLoaded: true, inEditMode: field }
326 | })
327 | axios
328 | .post(urlActiveGroupSocialInfo(), data, { headers: headers })
329 | .then(res => {
330 | dispatch({
331 | type: 'SET_ACTIVE_GROUP_ADD_SOCIAL',
332 | payload: res.data
333 | })
334 | successCallback(res)
335 | })
336 | .catch(err => {
337 | errCallback(err)
338 | })
339 | }
340 | }
341 |
342 | export const changeActiveGroupSocial = (
343 | id,
344 | field,
345 | data,
346 | successCallback,
347 | errCallback
348 | ) => {
349 | let headers = {
350 | 'X-CSRFToken': getCookie('csrftoken')
351 | }
352 | return dispatch => {
353 | dispatch({
354 | type: 'SET_CHANGING',
355 | payload: { isLoaded: true, inEditMode: field }
356 | })
357 | axios
358 | .patch(urlActiveGroupSocialInfoSpecific(id), data, { headers: headers })
359 | .then(res => {
360 | dispatch({
361 | type: 'SET_ACTIVE_GROUP_CHANGED_SOCIAL',
362 | payload: res.data
363 | })
364 | successCallback(res)
365 | })
366 | .catch(err => {
367 | errCallback(err)
368 | })
369 | }
370 | }
371 |
372 | export const deleteActiveGroupSocial = (
373 | id,
374 | field,
375 | successCallback,
376 | errCallback
377 | ) => {
378 | let headers = {
379 | 'X-CSRFToken': getCookie('csrftoken')
380 | }
381 | return dispatch => {
382 | dispatch({
383 | type: 'SET_CHANGING',
384 | payload: { isLoaded: true, inEditMode: field }
385 | })
386 | axios
387 | .delete(urlActiveGroupSocialInfoSpecific(id), { headers: headers })
388 | .then(res => {
389 | dispatch({
390 | type: 'SET_ACTIVE_GROUP_DELETE_SOCIAL',
391 | payload: id
392 | })
393 | successCallback(id)
394 | })
395 | .catch(err => {
396 | errCallback(err)
397 | })
398 | }
399 | }
400 |
401 | export const getMorePost = (slug, page) => {
402 | return dispatch => {
403 | dispatch({
404 | type: 'SET_POST_LOADED',
405 | payload: false
406 | })
407 | axios
408 | .get(page)
409 | .then(res => {
410 | dispatch({
411 | type: 'SET_ACTIVEGROUP_POST_NEXT_PAGE',
412 | payload: {
413 | isLoaded: true,
414 | post: res.data
415 | }
416 | })
417 | })
418 | .catch(() => {
419 | dispatch({
420 | type: 'SET_POST_LOADED',
421 | payload: true
422 | })
423 | })
424 | }
425 | }
426 |
427 | export const addPost = (data, successCallback, errCallback) => {
428 | let headers = {
429 | 'Content-Type': 'multipart/form-data',
430 | 'X-CSRFToken': getCookie('csrftoken')
431 | }
432 | return dispatch => {
433 | dispatch({
434 | type: 'SET_POST_ADDING',
435 | payload: true
436 | })
437 | axios
438 | .post(urlActiveGroupPost(), data, { headers: headers })
439 | .then(res => {
440 | dispatch({
441 | type: 'ADD_POST_TO_ACTIVEGROUP',
442 | payload: res.data
443 | })
444 | successCallback(res)
445 | })
446 | .catch(err => {
447 | dispatch({
448 | type: 'SET_POST_ADDING',
449 | payload: false
450 | })
451 | errCallback(err)
452 | })
453 | }
454 | }
455 |
456 | export const removePost = id => {
457 | let headers = {
458 | 'X-CSRFToken': getCookie('csrftoken')
459 | }
460 | return dispatch => {
461 | dispatch({
462 | type: 'SET_POST_DELETING',
463 | payload: id
464 | })
465 | axios
466 | .delete(urlActiveGroupPostSpecific(id), { headers: headers })
467 | .then(res => {
468 | dispatch({
469 | type: 'REMOVE_POST_FROM_ACTIVEGROUP',
470 | payload: id
471 | })
472 | })
473 | .catch(() => {
474 | dispatch({
475 | type: 'SET_POST_DELETING',
476 | payload: ''
477 | })
478 | })
479 | }
480 | }
481 |
482 | export const setActiveGroupWithTeam = (slug, active, errCallback) => {
483 | return dispatch => {
484 | dispatch({
485 | type: 'SET_TEAM_LOADED',
486 | payload: false
487 | })
488 | axios
489 | .all([
490 | getActiveGroup(slug),
491 | setRights(slug, 'edit'),
492 | setRights(slug, 'admin'),
493 | setTeam(slug, active)
494 | ])
495 | .then(
496 | axios.spread((data, edit, admin, team) => {
497 | dispatch({
498 | type: 'SET_ACTIVE_GROUP',
499 | payload: {
500 | isLoaded: true,
501 | data: data.data,
502 | inEditMode: '',
503 | hasEditRights: edit.data.hasRights,
504 | hasAdminRights: admin.data.hasRights
505 | }
506 | })
507 | dispatch({
508 | type: 'SET_TEAM',
509 | payload: {
510 | isLoaded: true,
511 | team: team.data
512 | }
513 | })
514 | })
515 | )
516 | .catch(err => {
517 | errCallback(err)
518 | })
519 | }
520 | }
521 |
522 | export const getMoreTeam = page => {
523 | return dispatch => {
524 | dispatch({
525 | type: 'SET_TEAM_LOADED',
526 | payload: false
527 | })
528 | axios
529 | .get(page)
530 | .then(res => {
531 | dispatch({
532 | type: 'SET_TEAM_NEXT_PAGE',
533 | payload: {
534 | isLoaded: true,
535 | team: res.data
536 | }
537 | })
538 | })
539 | .catch(() => {
540 | dispatch({
541 | type: 'SET_TEAM_LOADED',
542 | payload: true
543 | })
544 | })
545 | }
546 | }
547 |
548 | export const changeTeamMember = (id, data, successCallback, errCallback) => {
549 | let headers = {
550 | 'X-CSRFToken': getCookie('csrftoken')
551 | }
552 | return dispatch => {
553 | dispatch({
554 | type: 'SET_MEMBER_CHANGING',
555 | payload: true
556 | })
557 | axios
558 | .patch(urlGroupMembershipSpecific(id), data, { headers: headers })
559 | .then(res => {
560 | dispatch({
561 | type: 'CHANGE_TEAM',
562 | payload: res.data
563 | })
564 | successCallback(res)
565 | })
566 | .catch(err => {
567 | dispatch({
568 | type: 'SET_MEMBER_CHANGING',
569 | payload: false
570 | })
571 | errCallback(err)
572 | })
573 | }
574 | }
575 |
576 | export const removeMember = id => {
577 | let headers = {
578 | 'X-CSRFToken': getCookie('csrftoken')
579 | }
580 | return dispatch => {
581 | dispatch({
582 | type: 'SET_MEMBER_DELETING',
583 | payload: id
584 | })
585 | axios
586 | .delete(urlGroupMembershipSpecific(id), { headers: headers })
587 | .then(res => {
588 | dispatch({
589 | type: 'REMOVE_MEMBER_FROM_TEAM',
590 | payload: id
591 | })
592 | })
593 | .catch(() => {
594 | dispatch({
595 | type: 'SET_MEMBER_DELETING',
596 | payload: ''
597 | })
598 | })
599 | }
600 | }
601 |
602 | export const addTeam = (data, successCallback, errCallback) => {
603 | let headers = {
604 | 'X-CSRFToken': getCookie('csrftoken')
605 | }
606 | return dispatch => {
607 | dispatch({
608 | type: 'SET_MEMBER_CHANGING',
609 | payload: true
610 | })
611 | axios
612 | .post(urlGroupMembership(), data, { headers: headers })
613 | .then(res => {
614 | dispatch({
615 | type: 'SET_MEMBER_CHANGING',
616 | payload: false
617 | })
618 | successCallback(res)
619 | })
620 | .catch(err => {
621 | dispatch({
622 | type: 'SET_MEMBER_CHANGING',
623 | payload: false
624 | })
625 | errCallback(err)
626 | })
627 | }
628 | }
629 |
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1 | import React from 'react'
2 | import { connect } from 'react-redux'
3 | import {
4 | Modal,
5 | Input,
6 | Button,
7 | Form,
8 | Dropdown,
9 | Icon,
10 | Header,
11 | Message,
12 | Select
13 | } from 'semantic-ui-react'
14 | import { YearInput } from 'semantic-ui-calendar-react'
15 | import { isBrowser } from 'react-device-detect'
16 | import { capitalize, startCase } from 'lodash'
17 |
18 | import { getTheme } from 'formula_one'
19 | import {
20 | changeActiveGroup,
21 | setCountryList,
22 | changeActiveGroupWithFile,
23 | addActiveGroupSocial,
24 | changeActiveGroupContact,
25 | changeActiveGroupSocial,
26 | deleteActiveGroupSocial
27 | } from '../actions'
28 | import { errorExist } from '../utils'
29 |
30 | import inline from 'formula_one/src/css/inline.css'
31 | import blocks from '../css/group.css'
32 |
33 | class EditBranding extends React.Component {
34 | constructor (props) {
35 | super(props)
36 | const { activeGroup } = this.props
37 | const { data } = activeGroup
38 | this.state = {
39 | primaryPhoneNumber:
40 | data.contactInformation[0] &&
41 | data.contactInformation[0]['primaryPhoneNumber']
42 | ? data.contactInformation[0]['primaryPhoneNumber']
43 | : '',
44 | emailAddress:
45 | data.contactInformation[0] && data.contactInformation[0]['emailAddress']
46 | ? data.contactInformation[0]['emailAddress']
47 | : '',
48 | name: data.name,
49 | socialInfo: data.socialInformation[0]
50 | ? data.socialInformation[0].links
51 | : [],
52 | yearOfInception: data.yearOfInception || '',
53 | newLinkUrl: '',
54 | newLinkSite: '',
55 | success: '',
56 | error: '',
57 | message: '',
58 | socialOptions: []
59 | }
60 | }
61 |
62 | setOptions = () => {
63 | const { activeGroup, countryList } = this.props
64 | const { data } = activeGroup
65 | if (!countryList.isLoaded) {
66 | this.props.SetCountryList(data.slug, res => {
67 | this.setState({
68 | socialOptions:
69 | res.actions.PUT.socialInformation.child.children.links.child
70 | .children.site.choices
71 | })
72 | })
73 | } else {
74 | this.setState({
75 | socialOptions:
76 | countryList.data.actions.PUT.socialInformation.child.children.links
77 | .child.children.site.choices
78 | })
79 | }
80 | }
81 |
82 | handleChange = e => {
83 | const { name, value } = e.target
84 | this.setState({
85 | [name]: value
86 | })
87 | }
88 |
89 | handleYearChange = (e, { name, value }) => {
90 | this.setState({
91 | [name]: value
92 | })
93 | }
94 |
95 | handleSocialChange = e => {
96 | const { name, value } = e.target
97 | this.setState({
98 | socialInfo: this.state.socialInfo.map(info => {
99 | if (info.id == name) {
100 | return { ...info, url: value }
101 | }
102 | return info
103 | })
104 | })
105 | }
106 |
107 | handleSocialSiteChange = (e, { name, value }) => {
108 | this.setState({
109 | socialInfo: this.state.socialInfo.map(info => {
110 | if (info.id == name) {
111 | return { ...info, site: value }
112 | }
113 | return info
114 | })
115 | })
116 | }
117 |
118 | handleNewSocialChange = e => {
119 | const { value } = e.target
120 | this.setState({
121 | newLinkUrl: value
122 | })
123 | }
124 |
125 | handleNewSocialSiteChange = (e, { value }) => {
126 | this.setState({
127 | newLinkSite: value
128 | })
129 | }
130 |
131 | handleAddSocialLink = () => {
132 | const data = {
133 | slug: this.props.activeGroup.data.slug,
134 | site: this.state.newLinkSite,
135 | url: this.state.newLinkUrl
136 | }
137 | this.props.AddActiveGroupSocial(
138 | 'addSocial',
139 | data,
140 | this.successAddLinkCallback,
141 | this.errAddLinkCallback
142 | )
143 | }
144 |
145 | successAddLinkCallback = res => {
146 | this.setState({
147 | socialInfo: [...this.state.socialInfo, res.data],
148 | newLinkSite: '',
149 | newLinkUrl: '',
150 | success: `link${res.data.id}`,
151 | error: '',
152 | message: res.data
153 | })
154 | }
155 |
156 | errAddLinkCallback = err => {
157 | this.setState({
158 | error: `linknew`,
159 | success: '',
160 | message: err.response.data
161 | })
162 | }
163 |
164 | handleUpdateLink = id => {
165 | const data = this.state.socialInfo.find(x => {
166 | return x.id === id
167 | })
168 | this.props.ChangeActiveGroupSocial(
169 | id,
170 | `socialLink${id}`,
171 | data,
172 | this.successUpdateLinkCallback,
173 | err => this.errUpdateLinkCallback(err, id)
174 | )
175 | }
176 |
177 | successUpdateLinkCallback = res => {
178 | this.setState({
179 | socialInfo: this.state.socialInfo.map(x => {
180 | return x.id === res.data.id ? res.data : x
181 | })
182 | })
183 | }
184 |
185 | errUpdateLinkCallback = (err, id) => {
186 | this.setState({
187 | error: `link${id}`,
188 | success: '',
189 | message: err.response.data
190 | })
191 | }
192 |
193 | handleDeleteLink = id => {
194 | this.props.DeleteActiveGroupSocial(id, `socialLink${id}`, id => {
195 | this.setState({
196 | socialInfo: this.state.socialInfo.filter(x => {
197 | return x.id !== id
198 | })
199 | })
200 | })
201 | }
202 |
203 | handleSubmitProfile = () => {
204 | const { name, yearOfInception } = this.state
205 | let data = {
206 | name,
207 | yearOfInception
208 | }
209 | this.props.ChangeActiveGroup(
210 | this.props.activeGroup.data.slug,
211 | 'profileBranding',
212 | data,
213 | this.successProfileCallback,
214 | this.errProfileCallback
215 | )
216 | }
217 |
218 | handleUpdateContact = () => {
219 | const { primaryPhoneNumber, emailAddress } = this.state
220 | let data = {
221 | slug: this.props.activeGroup.data.slug,
222 | primaryPhoneNumber,
223 | emailAddress
224 | }
225 | this.props.ChangeActiveGroupContact(
226 | this.props.activeGroup.data.contactInformation[0] &&
227 | this.props.activeGroup.data.contactInformation[0].id,
228 | 'contactBranding',
229 | data,
230 | this.successContactCallback,
231 | this.errContactCallback
232 | )
233 | }
234 |
235 | successContactCallback = res => {
236 | this.setState({
237 | error: '',
238 | success: 'contactInfo',
239 | message: res.data
240 | })
241 | }
242 |
243 | errContactCallback = err => {
244 | this.setState({
245 | success: '',
246 | error: 'contactInfo',
247 | message: err.response.data
248 | })
249 | }
250 |
251 | successProfileCallback = res => {
252 | this.setState({
253 | error: '',
254 | success: 'profileInfo',
255 | message: res.data
256 | })
257 | }
258 |
259 | errProfileCallback = err => {
260 | this.setState({
261 | success: '',
262 | error: 'profileInfo',
263 | message: err.response.data
264 | })
265 | }
266 |
267 | render () {
268 | const { success, error, message, socialOptions } = this.state
269 | const { activeGroup, countryList } = this.props
270 | return (
271 | }
273 | size='small'
274 | closeIcon
275 | closeOnDimmerClick={false}
276 | >
277 | Edit group branding
278 |
279 | Profile
280 |
343 |
344 |
345 | Contact information
346 |
411 |
412 |
413 | Social information
414 |
576 |
577 |
578 | )
579 | }
580 | }
581 |
582 | function mapStateToProps (state) {
583 | return {
584 | activeGroup: state.activeGroup,
585 | countryList: state.countryList
586 | }
587 | }
588 | const mapDispatchToProps = dispatch => {
589 | return {
590 | ChangeActiveGroup: (slug, field, data, successCallback, errCallback) => {
591 | dispatch(
592 | changeActiveGroup(slug, field, data, successCallback, errCallback)
593 | )
594 | },
595 | ChangeActiveGroupContact: (
596 | id,
597 | field,
598 | data,
599 | successCallback,
600 | errCallback
601 | ) => {
602 | dispatch(
603 | changeActiveGroupContact(id, field, data, successCallback, errCallback)
604 | )
605 | },
606 | AddActiveGroupSocial: (field, data, successCallback, errCallback) => {
607 | dispatch(addActiveGroupSocial(field, data, successCallback, errCallback))
608 | },
609 | ChangeActiveGroupSocial: (
610 | id,
611 | field,
612 | data,
613 | successCallback,
614 | errCallback
615 | ) => {
616 | dispatch(
617 | changeActiveGroupSocial(id, field, data, successCallback, errCallback)
618 | )
619 | },
620 | DeleteActiveGroupSocial: (id, field, callback) => {
621 | dispatch(deleteActiveGroupSocial(id, field, callback))
622 | },
623 | ChangeActiveGroupWithFile: (slug, field, data) => {
624 | dispatch(changeActiveGroupWithFile(slug, field, data))
625 | },
626 | SetCountryList: (slug, socialOptionsSuccessCallback) => {
627 | dispatch(setCountryList(slug, socialOptionsSuccessCallback))
628 | }
629 | }
630 | }
631 |
632 | export default connect(
633 | mapStateToProps,
634 | mapDispatchToProps
635 | )(EditBranding)
636 |
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