# Task Template Integration Test

# Task 19.3: Custom Task Types Integration Test

## ✅ Implementation Summary

Task 19.3 Complete: Integrated custom task types with task template editor

## 📋 Changes Made

### 1. DefaultTaskTemplatesEditor.vue Updates

- ✅ Added `projectId` prop to fetch task types from API
- ✅ Dynamically loads all task types (standard + custom) on mount
- ✅ Replaced hardcoded asset task rows with dynamic rendering using `v-for`
- ✅ Replaced hardcoded shot task rows with dynamic rendering using `v-for`
- ✅ Added edit/delete icons for custom task types only
- ✅ Emits `editCustomTaskType` and `deleteCustomTaskType` events
- ✅ Exposed `refreshTaskTypes()` method for parent component
- ✅ Task type names are formatted with proper capitalization

### 2. ProjectSettingsView.vue Updates

- ✅ Added `projectId` prop to DefaultTaskTemplatesEditor
- ✅ Added refs for both CustomTaskTypeManager and DefaultTaskTemplatesEditor
- ✅ Implemented `handleEditCustomTaskType` to switch tabs and open edit dialog
- ✅ Implemented `handleDeleteCustomTaskType` to switch tabs and open delete dialog
- ✅ Updated `handleTaskTypesUpdated` to refresh task types in editor
- ✅ Connected edit/delete events from editor to CustomTaskTypeManager

### 3. CustomTaskTypeManager.vue Updates

- ✅ Exposed `openEditDialog` method via defineExpose
- ✅ Exposed `handleDelete` method via defineExpose
- ✅ Methods can now be called programmatically from parent component

## 🔄 User Workflow

### Scenario 1: Adding Custom Task Types

1. Navigate to Project Settings → Tasks tab
2. Use Custom Task Type Manager to add new task types (e.g., "grooming", "lookdev")
3. New task types automatically appear in the Task Templates Editor below
4. Configure which asset categories should use the new task types
5. Save templates - new assets will include custom tasks

### Scenario 2: Editing Custom Task Types from Template Editor

1. In Task Templates Editor, see custom task types with edit/delete icons
2. Click edit icon (pencil) next to a custom task type
3. Edit dialog opens in Custom Task Type Manager above
4. Update task type name
5. Changes reflect immediately in template editor

### Scenario 3: Deleting Custom Task Types from Template Editor

1. In Task Templates Editor, click delete icon (trash) next to a custom task type
2. Delete confirmation dialog opens in Custom Task Type Manager
3. If task type is in use, shows error with task count
4. If not in use, confirms deletion
5. Task type removed from template editor immediately

## 🎯 Features Implemented

### ✅ Dynamic Task Type Loading

Task types are fetched from API on component mount, ensuring always up-to-date list

### ✅ Visual Distinction

Standard task types appear without icons, custom task types show edit/delete icons

### ✅ Seamless Integration

Edit/delete actions in template editor trigger corresponding dialogs in task type manager

### ✅ Real-time Updates

When custom task types are added/edited/deleted, template editor refreshes automatically

### ✅ Template Persistence

Custom task types are included in template save logic, maintaining enabled/disabled state

## 🧪 Testing Instructions

### Manual Testing Steps

1. Start the application:

       cd frontend && npm run dev

2. Navigate to a project's settings page
3. Go to the Tasks tab
4. Test adding a custom task type:
   - Click "Add Task Type" in Custom Task Type Manager
   - Enter a name like "grooming" or "lookdev"
   - Verify it appears in the Task Templates Editor below
5. Test editing from template editor:
   - Click the pencil icon next to a custom task type in the template editor
   - Verify the edit dialog opens in the manager above
   - Change the name and save
   - Verify the template editor updates with new name
6. Test deleting from template editor:
   - Click the trash icon next to a custom task type
   - Verify the delete confirmation dialog opens
   - Confirm deletion
   - Verify task type is removed from template editor
7. Test template saving:
   - Enable/disable custom task types for different asset categories
   - Click "Save Templates"
   - Reload the page and verify settings persist

## 📝 Requirements Coverage

Requirement 21.6: Display all available task types (standard and custom) in the task template editor ✅
Requirement 21.7: Persist custom task types per project for use in asset and shot creation ✅
Requirement 21.9: Apply custom task types to the task template configuration interface ✅
Requirement 21.10: Include custom task types in the asset and shot creation workflows when enabled in templates ✅

## 🔍 Technical Details

### API Integration

- Endpoint: `GET /projects/{project_id}/custom-task-types`
- Response includes:
  - `asset_task_types`: All asset task types (standard + custom)
  - `shot_task_types`: All shot task types (standard + custom)
  - `standard_asset_types`: Standard asset types only
  - `standard_shot_types`: Standard shot types only
  - `custom_asset_types`: Custom asset types only
  - `custom_shot_types`: Custom shot types only

### Component Communication

- DefaultTaskTemplatesEditor → ProjectSettingsView: Emits edit/delete events
- ProjectSettingsView → CustomTaskTypeManager: Calls exposed methods
- CustomTaskTypeManager → ProjectSettingsView: Emits updated event
- ProjectSettingsView → DefaultTaskTemplatesEditor: Calls refreshTaskTypes()

## ✨ Next Steps

Task 19.3 is complete! The next task (19.4) will integrate custom task types with asset and shot creation workflows.

Task 19.4: Update asset and shot creation to use custom task types

- Modify asset creation logic to include custom task types from templates
- Modify shot creation logic to include custom task types from templates
- Update task generation to handle both standard and custom task types
- Ensure custom task types appear in task lists and filters