import "./index.css"; import PropTypes from "prop-types"; import ResponseTimeChart from "../Charts/ResponseTimeChart"; import BasicTable from "../BasicTable"; import OpenInNewPage from "../../assets/icons/open-in-new-page.svg?react"; import { useNavigate } from "react-router-dom"; /** * Host component. * This subcomponent receives a params object and displays the host details. * * @component * @param {Object} params - An object containing the following properties: * @param {string} params.url - The URL of the host. * @param {string} params.title - The name of the host. * @param {string} params.percentageColor - The color of the percentage text. * @param {number} params.precentage - The percentage to display. * @returns {React.ElementType} Returns a div element with the host details. */ const Host = ({ params }) => { return (
{params.title}
{params.precentage}%
); }; /** * Status component. * This subcomponent receives a params object and displays the status details of a monitor. * * @component * @param {Object} params - An object containing the following properties: * @param {string} params.backgroundColor - The background color of the status box. * @param {string} params.statusDotColor - The color of the status dot. * @param {string} params.status - The status text to display. * @returns {React.ElementType} Returns a div element with the host status. */ const Status = ({ params }) => { return (
{params.status}
); }; /** * MonitorTable component. * Takes an array of monitor objects and displays them in a table. * Each row in the table represents a monitor and includes the host, status, response time, and action. * * @component * @param {Object[]} monitors - An array of monitor objects. Each object should have the following properties: * @param {string} monitors[].url - The URL of the monitor. * @param {string} monitors[].name - The name of the monitor. * @param {boolean} monitors[].status - The status of the monitor. True if the monitor is up, false otherwise. * @param {Object[]} monitors[].checks - An array of check objects for the response time chart. * @returns {React.Component} Returns a table with the monitor data. */ const MonitorTable = ({ monitors = [] }) => { const navigate = useNavigate(); const headers = [ { id: 1, name: "Host" }, { id: 2, name: "Status" }, { id: 3, name: "Response Time" }, { id: 4, name: "Actions" }, ]; const data = []; monitors.forEach((monitor) => { const params = { url: monitor.url, title: monitor.name, precentage: 100, percentageColor: monitor.status === true ? "var(--env-var-color-17)" : "var(--env-var-color-19)", status: monitor.status === true ? "up" : "down", backgroundColor: monitor.status === true ? "var(--env-var-color-20)" : "var(--env-var-color-21)", statusDotColor: monitor.status === true ? "var(--env-var-color-17)" : "var(--env-var-color-19)", }; data.push({ id: data.length + 1, data: , handleClick: () => { navigate(`/monitors/${monitor._id}`); }, }); data.push({ id: data.length + 1, data: , }); data.push({ id: data.length + 1, data: , }); data.push({ id: data.length + 1, data: "TODO" }); }); return ; }; MonitorTable.propTypes = { monitors: PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.object).isRequired, }; Status.propTypes = { params: PropTypes.object.isRequired }; Host.propTypes = { params: PropTypes.object.isRequired }; export default MonitorTable;