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Update to fetch data using GET /courses_user endpoint #1223

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kyleecodes opened this issue Dec 7, 2024 · 2 comments
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Update to fetch data using GET /courses_user endpoint #1223

kyleecodes opened this issue Dec 7, 2024 · 2 comments
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kyleecodes commented Dec 7, 2024

Overview

On course and session pages, the frontend should fetch user session and course data from the new GET /courses_user endpoint and populate the state accordingly.

Blocked by this backend issue: chaynHQ/bloom-backend#720

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  • Update the frontend to call the GET /courses_user endpoint on course and session pages.
  • Add a matcher in the courseSlice to populate the state with the fetched data.
  • Review for state changes in the UI.
  • Include code comments.
@kyleecodes kyleecodes added complexity: moderate Time needed to do this ticket will be moderate e.g. 1-2 days feature/enhancement New feature or request help wanted Extra attention is needed labels Dec 7, 2024
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iziVersano commented Dec 13, 2024

HI im new here how can i help ?

Blocked by this backend issue

if this issue is bloked by another BE issue , does it make sense to prepare the fetch using mockData ?
and as soon as the BE issue is resolved it can be shifted to the real data,

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@iziVersano Thank you for your interest!

Yes, it makes sense to prepare the fetch using mockData first (which we include in the backend).
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