# Custom Task Status Service Implementation ## Overview Implemented the frontend service layer for managing custom task statuses in the VFX Project Management System. This service provides a clean API for interacting with the backend custom task status endpoints. ## Implementation Details ### File Created - `frontend/src/services/customTaskStatus.ts` ### TypeScript Interfaces The service includes comprehensive TypeScript interfaces for type safety: #### Core Types - **CustomTaskStatus**: Represents a custom task status with id, name, color, order, and is_default flag - **SystemTaskStatus**: Represents built-in system statuses - **AllTaskStatusesResponse**: Combined response containing both system and custom statuses #### Request Types - **CustomTaskStatusCreate**: For creating new statuses (name required, color optional) - **CustomTaskStatusUpdate**: For updating statuses (all fields optional) - **CustomTaskStatusReorder**: For reordering statuses (ordered list of status IDs) - **CustomTaskStatusDelete**: For deleting statuses (optional reassignment) #### Response Types - **CustomTaskStatusResponse**: Standard response with message, status, and all_statuses - **TaskStatusInUseError**: Error response when attempting to delete a status in use ### Service Methods #### 1. getAllStatuses(projectId: number) - **Purpose**: Retrieve all task statuses (system + custom) for a project - **Endpoint**: `GET /projects/{projectId}/task-statuses` - **Returns**: AllTaskStatusesResponse with system statuses, custom statuses, and default status ID - **Requirements**: 1.1 #### 2. createStatus(projectId: number, status: CustomTaskStatusCreate) - **Purpose**: Create a new custom task status - **Endpoint**: `POST /projects/{projectId}/task-statuses` - **Parameters**: - `name`: Status name (required) - `color`: Hex color code (optional, auto-assigned if not provided) - **Returns**: CustomTaskStatusResponse with created status and all statuses - **Requirements**: 1.2 #### 3. updateStatus(projectId: number, statusId: string, status: CustomTaskStatusUpdate) - **Purpose**: Update an existing custom task status - **Endpoint**: `PUT /projects/{projectId}/task-statuses/{statusId}` - **Parameters**: - `name`: New status name (optional) - `color`: New hex color code (optional) - `is_default`: Set as default status (optional) - **Returns**: CustomTaskStatusResponse with updated status and all statuses - **Requirements**: 2.1 #### 4. deleteStatus(projectId: number, statusId: string, deleteData?: CustomTaskStatusDelete) - **Purpose**: Delete a custom task status - **Endpoint**: `DELETE /projects/{projectId}/task-statuses/{statusId}` - **Parameters**: - `reassign_to_status_id`: Status ID to reassign tasks to (optional, required if status is in use) - **Returns**: CustomTaskStatusResponse with remaining statuses - **Requirements**: 3.1 #### 5. reorderStatuses(projectId: number, reorderData: CustomTaskStatusReorder) - **Purpose**: Reorder custom task statuses - **Endpoint**: `PATCH /projects/{projectId}/task-statuses/reorder` - **Parameters**: - `status_ids`: Ordered array of status IDs - **Returns**: CustomTaskStatusResponse with statuses in new order - **Requirements**: 4.1 ## API Integration The service uses the centralized `apiClient` from `./api.ts` which handles: - Authentication headers (JWT tokens) - Base URL configuration - Request/response interceptors - Error handling ## Usage Example ```typescript import { customTaskStatusService } from '@/services/customTaskStatus' // Get all statuses const statuses = await customTaskStatusService.getAllStatuses(projectId) // Create a new status const newStatus = await customTaskStatusService.createStatus(projectId, { name: 'Ready for Review', color: '#9333EA' }) // Update a status const updated = await customTaskStatusService.updateStatus(projectId, statusId, { name: 'In Review', is_default: true }) // Reorder statuses await customTaskStatusService.reorderStatuses(projectId, { status_ids: ['status-1', 'status-2', 'status-3'] }) // Delete a status await customTaskStatusService.deleteStatus(projectId, statusId, { reassign_to_status_id: 'other-status-id' }) ``` ## Testing A test page has been created at `frontend/test-custom-task-status-service.html` that provides: - Interactive UI for testing all service methods - Login functionality - Visual display of results - Error handling demonstration To test: 1. Start the backend server: `uvicorn main:app --reload` (from backend directory) 2. Start the frontend dev server: `npm run dev` (from frontend directory) 3. Open `http://localhost:5173/test-custom-task-status-service.html` 4. Click "Login as Admin" to authenticate 5. Test each service method using the provided UI ## Requirements Coverage This implementation satisfies the following requirements from the custom task status specification: - **Requirement 1.1**: Get all task statuses (system + custom) - **Requirement 1.2**: Create custom task status - **Requirement 2.1**: Update custom task status - **Requirement 3.1**: Delete custom task status - **Requirement 4.1**: Reorder custom task statuses ## Next Steps The service is now ready to be integrated into UI components: - Task 11: CustomTaskStatusManager component - Task 12: Add/Edit status dialog - Task 13: Status deletion with confirmation - Task 14: Drag-and-drop reordering - Task 15: Default status management ## Type Safety All methods are fully typed with TypeScript interfaces, providing: - Compile-time type checking - IntelliSense support in IDEs - Clear API contracts - Reduced runtime errors ## Error Handling The service relies on the apiClient's error handling, which: - Catches HTTP errors - Provides structured error responses - Includes validation error details from the backend - Supports error recovery patterns in UI components