06 transactions page

[Alejandroq12]

• I have updated the PROJECT_JOURNAL;
• I have made available the @group and @movements as instance variables in the show action of the Group controller to use them in the Group New view.
• I have added "Go back" buttons for the Group new view and the Group shoe view.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced group details page to show transactions in descending order by creation date.
  • Added total transaction sum for each group in the groups overview.
  • Improved group detail view with a 'Go back' button, display of group icon and name, and a link for adding new transactions.

• Documentation

  • Updated PROJECT_JOURNAL.md with a summary of recent changes.

• User Interface Enhancements

  • Added a 'Go back' link in the group creation view for better navigation.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates have significantly enhanced the group management feature in our application. By refining the display of group movements in descending order and incorporating the total transaction sum for each group, we've made financial tracking more intuitive. The addition of navigational aids and visual elements like group icons and names further enriches the user experience, making the process of managing and adding new movements seamless and user-friendly.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.../controllers/groups_controller.rb	Modified the show action to fetch and display the user's group movements in descending order.
.../views/groups/index.html.erb	Updated to show the total sum of transactions for each group.
.../views/groups/new.html.erb	Added a "Go back" link.
.../views/groups/show.html.erb	Enhanced to display a 'Go back' button, group icon, name, total sum of transactions, and movement details with an option to add new movements.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 0a56e5a and f6ff486.

Files selected for processing (5)

• PROJECT_JOURNAL.md (1 hunks)
• app/controllers/groups_controller.rb (1 hunks)
• app/views/groups/index.html.erb (1 hunks)
• app/views/groups/new.html.erb (1 hunks)
• app/views/groups/show.html.erb (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 5

app/views/groups/new.html.erb (1)

• 19-19: The addition of the "Go back" link improves user navigation by providing an easy way to return to the authenticated root path. This change enhances the user experience by making the interface more intuitive.

app/views/groups/show.html.erb (1)

• 1-16: The updates to the show.html.erb file significantly enhance the display of group movements. The inclusion of a "Go back" link, group icon, and name, as well as the total sum of transactions and a structure for individual movements, greatly improve the user interface. The option to add a new movement is also a valuable addition, facilitating user interaction with the application. These changes collectively contribute to a more informative and navigable page.

app/controllers/groups_controller.rb (1)

• 6-9: The modifications to the show action in the groups_controller.rb file are well-implemented. Fetching the group based on the current user's ID enhances security by ensuring users can only access their own groups. Ordering the movements by creation time in descending order is a logical choice that improves the user experience by displaying the most recent transactions first. This change aligns with best practices for user-centric data presentation.

app/views/groups/index.html.erb (1)

• 15-15: Replacing the placeholder text with a dynamic calculation of the sum of group.movements' amount attribute in the index.html.erb file is a significant improvement. This change provides users with real-time insights into the total sum of transactions for each group, enhancing the application's functionality and user experience. It's a practical application of dynamic content rendering in views, adhering to best practices for data presentation.

PROJECT_JOURNAL.md (1)

• 763-803: The updates documented in the PROJECT_JOURNAL.md accurately reflect the enhancements made to the application, including the improved functionality of the group's show action in the controller, the dynamic display of the total sum of transactions in the groups index view, and the usability improvements in the group show view. Documenting these changes in the project journal is a good practice for maintaining a clear history of the project's development process and decisions. It's important to ensure that all future changes and enhancements are similarly documented to maintain this clarity and historical record.