Split the large GruposWhatsApp.tsx file into smaller, more manageable components to improve readability and maintainability. This refactoring aims to improve code organization without altering existing functionality.
- Added an input field in the GruposWhatsApp menu for users to name their WhatsApp groups, and store the name in the database.
- Added delete and edit buttons to the transactions table, with database integration.
Reverts changes to the instance creation form and related hooks, restoring the functionality to create and connect instances as it was before the recent changes.
The "Connect WhatsApp" menu now loads instances only on clicking the "Atualizar Lista" button. The button fetches instances from the API, filters by the user's instance name, and displays the results. It also shows an appropriate message if no instances are found and addresses potential rendering errors.
Refactors WhatsApp.tsx into smaller, more manageable components and hooks to improve readability and maintainability. This reduces the overall complexity of the file.
The instance search was incorrectly triggered on every keystroke in the instance name input field. The fix ensures that the search uses the saved instance name from local storage, and is only triggered when the "Conectar WhatsApp" menu is opened. The instance name input field is now only used for creating new instances.
Adds functionality to fetch a WhatsApp instance from the Evolution API when the "Conectar WhatsApp" menu is accessed. The request uses the instance name entered in the form, includes the necessary headers, and displays the instance information. It also handles cases where the user is not logged in and when the instance is not found.
The frontend now calls a backend endpoint to create n8n workflows, addressing CORS issues. The backend handles the n8n API request, updates Supabase, and returns the result to the frontend.
The "Cadastrar Grupo" button now fails immediately. The priority is to ensure the n8n workflow creation request succeeds. This commit reviews the button's context and related code to address the issue.
The code was updated to create the n8n workflow when the "Cadastrar Grupo" button is pressed. It now makes a POST request to the n8n API with the user's email in the request body.
The user reported an error when clicking the "Cadastrar Grupo" button. This commit aims to identify the specific stage where the error occurs to facilitate debugging.
The "Cadastrar Grupo" button now creates a group in Supabase and attempts to create an empty workflow in n8n. If the workflow creation is successful, the workflow ID is saved. If it fails, the group is still created, but a specific error message is displayed.
Implement n8n API call to create an empty workflow when a new WhatsApp group is registered. Save the returned workflow ID to the Supabase record upon successful creation. Display success message to the user.
Integrate n8n workflow cloning upon WhatsApp group registration. Adds a `workflow_id` column to the `grupos_whatsapp` table and updates the `cadastrarGrupoWhatsApp` function to call the n8n webhook, capturing the returned workflow ID and saving it to the database. The button "Cadastrar Grupo" is only visible when the user is logged in.
The AI identified and fixed an infinite re-render loop in `useWhatsAppInstances.ts` and `WhatsApp.tsx` by adding state checks, delays, and improving useEffect dependencies.
The AI will address two runtime errors: a minified React error (likely related to incorrect component usage or props) and a "too many re-renders" error (indicating an infinite loop). The AI will analyze the code, particularly the `WhatsApp` component and its related hooks and components, to identify and fix the root causes of these errors.
The `onViewQrCode` prop in `InstanceList` was expecting a function with two arguments, but the `handleViewQrCode` function only provided one. This commit fixes the type mismatch.
The commit addresses a "Failed to resolve import" error in `src/pages/WhatsApp.tsx`. The error message indicates that the module `@/components/whatsapp` could not be found. This likely means the import path is incorrect, or the file does not exist at the specified location.
- Fixed instance deletion failures.
- Resolved the issue of instances appearing and disappearing in a loop.
- Addressed errors during instance updates.
- Check for missing information.
The commit addresses the issue where instance cards were not appearing after creation. It revisits the `WhatsApp.tsx` file and related components to ensure instances are correctly added to the state and displayed.
This commit refactors the `WhatsApp.tsx` file into smaller, more manageable components. The form, instance list, QR code dialog, and API functions are separated into their own files to improve code organization and maintainability. No functionality changes were made.
The fix ensures that when a new instance is created, even if the QR code isn't scanned immediately, the instance card appears in the "Desconectado" state, allowing the user to connect later.
The instance cards were not appearing after creation. This commit fixes the issue, ensuring that the cards are displayed whether the instance is connected or disconnected.
- Associate WhatsApp instances with logged-in users.
- Store user ID/email with instance data.
- Filter instance cards to show only the user's instances.
- Clear instances on logout/login.
Implement automatic connection status checks for each instance card, displaying "Conectado" or "Desconectado" based on the API response. Includes periodic updates and visual status indication.
Adds a section to display created WhatsApp instances as cards, each with a "View QR Code" button. Implements local storage for instance data and fetches QR codes from the API.
- Store instanceId and instanceName after instance creation.
- Add "Ver QR Code" button to fetch and display QR code from API.
- Implement QR code refresh functionality.
- Display success/error messages.
Adds a "Connect WhatsApp" menu item to the sidebar. Implements a form to input instance name and WhatsApp number, and a button to create a WhatsApp instance via a POST request to the Evolution API. Saves the returned instanceId and displays success/error messages.
- Fixed the issue where metas disappeared after navigating away and back.
- Fixed the category display in the dashboard and category menu.
- Added category names to the pie chart labels.
- Display user's real name in the header.
- Fix category menu and transaction filters.
- Implement a split view for transactions.
- Ensure each user uses their own database.
- Update database naming.
Configure the application to associate each user with a distinct database or data scope, ensuring that users like Rodrigo and Rejane access only their own transactions and data, preventing shared data access.
