import dayjs from 'dayjs' import { DatePickerToFrom } from '@/components/interfaces/Settings/Logs/Logs.types' import type { AuditLog } from '@/data/organizations/organization-audit-logs-query' export function sortAuditLogs(logs: AuditLog[], descending: boolean): AuditLog[] { return [...logs].sort((a, b) => descending ? b.timestamp - a.timestamp : a.timestamp - b.timestamp ) } export function filterByUsers(logs: AuditLog[], userIds: string[]): AuditLog[] { if (userIds.length === 0) return logs return logs.filter((log) => userIds.includes(log.actor.user_id ?? '')) } export function filterByProjects(logs: AuditLog[], projectRefs: string[]): AuditLog[] { if (projectRefs.length === 0) return logs return logs.filter((log) => projectRefs.includes(log.project_ref ?? '')) } // [Joshen] Mainly to handle if a single date is selected - currently just for Audit Logs as // i'm on the fence if this logic should be within the DatePicker component itself // e.g for Logs.DatePicker which uses this component, the component itself has its own time selection UI // JFYI currentDate is just a parameter so that I can run tests for this export const formatSelectedDateRange = (value: DatePickerToFrom) => { const current = dayjs() const from = dayjs(value.from) .hour(current.hour()) .minute(current.minute()) .second(current.second()) const to = dayjs(value.to).hour(current.hour()).minute(current.minute()).second(current.second()) if (from.date() === to.date()) { // [Joshen] If a single date is selected, we either set the "from" to start from 00:00 // or "to" to end at 23:59 depending on which date was selected if (from.date() === current.date()) { return { from: from.set('hour', 0).set('minute', 0).set('second', 0).utc().toISOString(), to: to.utc().toISOString(), } } else { return { from: from.utc().toISOString(), to: to.set('hour', 23).set('minute', 59).set('second', 59).utc().toISOString(), } } } else { return { from: from.utc().toISOString(), to: to.utc().toISOString() } } }