AgendaPro/.superpowers/sdd/task-14-report.md

Task 14 — EmployeeModal: especialidades, horario, eficiencia

File changed

• src/pages/EmployeesPage.tsx — extended EmployeeModal with three new controls (specialties chips, efficiency range, working hours editor with inherit toggle); added import of DEFAULT_WH, DAYS, parseWh from ../lib/workingHours; extended useEffect sync and mutation payload.

No other files touched. src/lib/workingHours.ts was already created in Task 13 and is only imported.

Typecheck / build

• npm run typecheck → 0 errors.
• npm run build → succeeds (2462 modules transformed, 5.11s).
• npm run lint → fails with a pre-existing repo-level config error (ESLint couldn't find an eslint.config.(js|mjs|cjs) — ESLint 9 migration not done). Not caused by this task; same result on main.

Runtime smoke

Not executed manually (no browser session in this subagent run). Static verification instead:

• Backend wiring confirmed in server/routes/employees.ts:
  • POST accepts specialties, working_hours, efficiency_score (line 76).
  • PATCH handles working_hours === null → stored as null (line 119) — exactly the "inherit from business" semantics the UI sends.
  • efficiency_score coerced via Number(...) server-side; specialties JSON-stringified if array.
• GET /employees selects these columns (Task 7), so reopening the modal will prefill via the useEffect sync branch.
• The Employee type in shared/types.ts declares all three fields optional (lines 53–55), so the prefill reads (employee.specialties, employee.efficiency_score, employee.working_hours) typecheck cleanly.

Recommended manual follow-up (per task spec): boot npm run dev, owner → /employees, edit an employee — add "Corte" + "Coloración", set efficiency 85, uncheck inherit and set custom hours, save, reopen to confirm persistence; toggle inherit back on, save, confirm working_hours column is null in DB.

Deviations

• Plan Step 1 said to create src/lib/workingHours.ts and refactor SettingsPage. Per the task brief, the file already exists (Task 13) and SettingsPage already imports from it — so I only added the import to EmployeesPage.tsx. No other files modified.
• Lint not run green (pre-existing repo config issue, not introduced here).

Self-review

• Payload shape:
  • specialties sent as a string[] (the state is string[], no manual serialization). ✓
  • efficiency_score sent as number (efficiency is number, initialized via Number(e.target.value)). ✓
  • working_hours sent as null when inheritHours === true, otherwise the live wh map. ✓ Matches the backend's working_hours === null ? null : … branch.
• Edit-mode prefill: useEffect[open, employee] reads employee.specialties (with Array.isArray guard), employee.efficiency_score (with typeof === "number" guard, default 50), and parseWh(employee.working_hours) plus a hasOwn check so a stored null/empty map flips inheritHours back to true and resets wh to DEFAULT_WH. ✓
• Duplicate prevention in chips input: setSpecialties((a) => [...new Set([...a, specialtyInput.trim()])]) — Set dedupes by value; case-sensitive (so "Corte" ≠ "corte"), which matches how the backend stores them. ✓
• Reset on close/new: the else branch of the useEffect clears specialties, specialtyInput, efficiency, inheritHours, and wh — no stale state leaks between create/edit sessions. ✓
• Type safety on wh[n]: narrowed with !(wh[n]) / wh[n]!.start and an explicit type cast on the spread (as { start: string; end: string }) to avoid null-widening complaints — typecheck confirms.