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Protect: Separate scan results and history DataViews #40845

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  • Restores a dedicated history route and integrates a unique ThreatsDataViews instance for scan history.

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  • No

Testing instructions:

  • Review ThreatsDataViews storybooks
  • Run this branch of Protect using the beta tester
  • Ensure that you can easily toggle between active and historic threats
  • Verify that /scan, /scan/history, /scan/history/fixed, /scan/history/ignored update the UI correctly
  • Ensure no regressions are introduced

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nateweller and others added 30 commits December 9, 2024 09:47
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* Update Scan and History section header structure/content

* changelog

* Update projects/plugins/protect/src/js/routes/scan/scan-admin-section-hero.tsx

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Protect: add HMR support

Revert "Protect: add HMR support"

This reverts commit 06497a0.
#40057)

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* Update Scan and History section header structure/content

* changelog

* Update projects/plugins/protect/src/js/routes/scan/scan-admin-section-hero.tsx

Co-authored-by: Nate Weller <nate.weller@automattic.com>

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Protect: add HMR support

Revert "Protect: add HMR support"

This reverts commit 06497a0.
* Init project branch

* Protect: Add Go to Cloud and Scan now button to Protect primary header (#40057)

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* Protect: Update Scan and History headers (#40058)

* Update Scan and History section header structure/content

* changelog

* Update projects/plugins/protect/src/js/routes/scan/scan-admin-section-hero.tsx

Co-authored-by: Nate Weller <nate.weller@automattic.com>

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* Protect: de-emphasize cloud link by using link variant (#40211)

* Protect: add ShieldIcon component

* Protect: Add ShieldIcon Component (#40402)

* Protect: Integrate ThreatsDataViews Component (#40076)

* Components: Add ScanReport (#40419)

* Fix type errors

* Protect: add home page

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Co-authored-by: Nate Weller <nate.weller@automattic.com>
Co-authored-by: Dean Kmyta <dkmyta@automattic.com>
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What do you think about using a const type for this prop, something like type: 'current' | 'historic'?

Motivation being to keep things flexible for the future.

const selectedValue = location.pathname.includes( '/history' ) ? 'historic' : 'active';

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(IIRC, the threat status value used is "current", we could potentially use that here for consistency)

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IIRC, the threat status value used is "current", we could potentially use that here for consistency

It is! I initially chose active as it first came up in the ToggleGroupControl task as Active threats was the toggle text, that then got passed along to keep things the same. Using current makes sense to me, what do think about updating the toggle text to Current threats also?

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nateweller commented Jan 4, 2025

Looking good and testing great so far 👍

This PR really bakes-in the boolean "is current or is historic" pattern, which I recognize matches the current implementation plans in Protect, but I think it is possible to achieve the two table integration without adding this specific logic to the <ThreatsDataViews> component (and beyond):

The main variation between the two tables is the fields/columns - could we allow the package consumer to specify specific table presets?

import ThreatsDataViews, { HISTORIC_TABLE_FIELDS } from '@...';

export const ThreatsHistory = () => {
    return <ThreatsDataViews fields={ HISTORIC_TABLE_FIELDS } />;
};

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dkmyta commented Jan 6, 2025

The main variation between the two tables is the fields/columns - could we allow the package consumer to specify specific table presets?

I like it! I agree with anything that leads to less conditional checks/content in the component as possible - I believe we'll have some similar challenges once we implement the more robust free view (with custom fields in the table and content in the modal), so setting a standard early is a good call!

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