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feat(i18n): add language preference management functionality #786
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I think it is a good idea to have this logic be centralized in frontend-platform, instead of implemented as part of language selection dropdowns. I imagine openedx/frontend-component-footer#493 will have to be refactored accordingly, correct?
I have a minor suggested change, but I'm also not approving yet as I'd like to see PRs that use this.
I was thinking about the list of supported languages to display I'm thinking as default use an array provided for @arbrandes what do you thing? In that way we can get rid of |
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const formData = new FormData(); | ||
formData.append('language', languageCode); | ||
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const url = `${getConfig().LMS_BASE_URL}/i18n/setlang/`; |
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I was digging a little bit in edx-platform to see how the mako templates manage the logic and I found this endpoint, it is used for update no-authenticated users as you can see in the mako template.
The endpoint request a CSRF token as you can see here. I just want to make sure the following line of code is correct as a suggested change from the frontend-platform perspective (getAuthenticatedHttpClient
is the right service to use? -@arbrandes could you help me with this doubt?-).
getAuthenticatedHttpClient().patch(`${getConfig().LMS_BASE_URL}/lang_pref/update_language`, {"pref-lang": languageCode}, { isPublic: true })
In this way we can avoid setting the language cookie (as currently happen with the lines 81-83 of the this PR), and it will be 100% managed for the backend in both authenticated and unauthenticated users.
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I create a sandbox for testing in learning, and the current endpoint can manage the authenticated and unauthenticated case (I have the problem in my dev environment only)
https://app.pr-1741-1395ab.sandboxes.opencraft.hosting/learning/course/course-v1:Demo+CT01+CT01/home
c.c @arbrandes
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@dcoa, you say the endpoint can manage both authenticated and unauthenticated cases, but then mention a problem. Do you still think we can use the update_language
endpoint here instead of Django's setlang
?
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I update my environment and tested it again and the /i18n/setlang/
endpoint works with the authenticated and unauthenticated users in both production like and dev environments.
So we can set the language using it and make the backend handle the cookie update. For the unauthenticated user will create a session
cookie meanwhile for a authenticated user creates a cookie with expiration date.
Then the change is not needed.
Hi @arbrandes, I made some changes to the code as you requested. Please let me know what you think:
and i would like to know your thoughts on @dcoa’s comments!
Thank you so much for your time on this! |
@arbrandes friendly tag for reviewing here. Thank you! |
@arbrandes friendly ping again. To not be a constant bother since I know you are deepdiving in the frontendbase stuff, I'd like to ask if you need to pass this to someone else to be a reviewer here. |
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A couple of changes requested, and one pending change based on @dcoa's findings.
As for the list of supported languages, I completely agree that the list should come from the messages
array, which can itself be changed by operators by other mechanisms. And it's also a good idea to have a getter function provided by i18n/lib
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Otherwise, this is looking good. Apologies for the delay in getting to the review!
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const user = getAuthenticatedUser(); |
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I believe the call to getAuthenticatedUser()
would be more at home in languageApi.js
. username
is only used there, anyway.
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* @returns {Promise} - A promise that resolves when the API call completes successfully, | ||
* or rejects if there's an error with the request. | ||
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export async function updateUserPreferences(username, preferenceData) { |
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As suggested in another review comment, I would change this function like so:
export async function updateUserPreferences(username, preferenceData) { | |
export async function updateAuthenticatedUserPreferences(preferenceData) { |
And then get the authenticated username inside the function. Unless, of course, you can imagine a situation where we'd need this function to change the preference of some user other than the currently logged in one - but I find that to be unlikely.
formData.append('language', languageCode); | ||
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`${getConfig().LMS_BASE_URL}/i18n/setlang/`, |
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I'm adding a "pending" note here regarding @dcoa's findings on this other conversation. If the update_language endpoint works, we should probably use it.
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const cookies = getCookies(); | ||
const cookieName = getConfig().LANGUAGE_PREFERENCE_COOKIE_NAME; | ||
cookies.set(cookieName, languageCode); |
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As per this other conversation, if we can leverage the update_language endpoint to set the cookie, we should. This is an if, though.
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formData.append('language', languageCode); | ||
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const url = `${getConfig().LMS_BASE_URL}/i18n/setlang/`; |
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@dcoa, you say the endpoint can manage both authenticated and unauthenticated cases, but then mention a problem. Do you still think we can use the update_language
endpoint here instead of Django's setlang
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This LGTM!! thank you, @Ang-m4 . @arbrandes the PR was updated accordingly to the feedback, could you please verify? |
Language Management Module
Description
This PR intents to add a new
LanguageManager
module to standardize language switching functionality. The module provides a new API for handling language changes from any component in the application.Key Features
Implementation Details
New Functions
changeUserSessionLanguage(languageCode)
: Main public function that orchestrates the language change process:updateUserPreferences(username, preferenceData)
: Updates server-side user language preferences via the APIsetSessionLanguage(languageCode)
: Sets the language for the current session using the LMS setlang endpointAPI Usage
Components can now implement language switching with a single function call:
Related Work
This functionality is a core dependency for the Language Selector Implementation.