In my code, I am utilizing a REACTJS Office UI Component known as details list available at this link. The goal is to make my application capable of rendering information from any type of SharePoint List regardless of the columns it contains. To achieve this, I am implementing a factory method design pattern as shown below:
/* Code for defining interfaces for different list items */
// Import statements
/* Code for defining factory interface and implementation */
// Import statements
export class ListItemFactory implements IFactory{
getItems(requester: SPHttpClient, siteUrl: string, listName: string): IListItem[] {
// Switch statement to handle different list types
}
}
/* Public function for getting list items */
The state class is defined as follows:
/* State interfaces for different list item types */
/* Component state initialization */
// Constructor and componentWillReceiveProps functions
/* Render function to display DetailsList based on list name */
// Switch statement for rendering appropriate DetailsList based on list name
Areas of improvement identified in the code:
Is there an alternative way to refactor the switch statement for improved readability?
Are there better ways to manage the component's state rather than the current implementation?
Update 1: After making changes based on suggestions, errors were encountered:
Error 1 - In ListMarqueeSelection component:
Issue with assigning types in the ListMarqueeSelection component.
Error 2 - In render function:
Problem with recognizing 'ListMarqueeSelection' component.
'ListMarqueeSelection' component not found. Did you mean 'this.ListMarqueeSelection'?