data/js-template/16/meta.yaml (34 lines of code) (raw):

metadata: scenario_id: 16 scenario_name: business_functionality category: solution_documentation repository: react_sign_up evaluation_steps: completeness: - Verify that the code implements a signup form for a React application using Redux and `redux-form`. - Check for synchronous and asynchronous validation of form fields. - Confirm the presence of synchronous validation for name, email, and password fields. - Ensure that asynchronous validation checks if the name and email are already in use via API calls. - Ensure the form submission sends user data (name, email, password) to the backend API. - Verify that successful signup dispatches an action to update the application state. - Check that real-time feedback on form validation errors is provided. - Ensure success or error messages are displayed based on form submission results. - Confirm the presence of a link for existing users to navigate to the login page. - Determine if users can enter their name, email, and password into input fields. - Verify that real-time validation feedback is provided as users fill out the form. - Check if the form submission process includes displaying validation errors or success messages. - Assess if the code enables new users to create an account on the platform. - Check if user information (name, email, password) is collected for account creation. - Determine if the code encourages user engagement by highlighting platform benefits. - Verify that the code ensures data integrity by validating user inputs both synchronously and asynchronously. - Ensure it prevents duplicate accounts by checking for existing email or name. accuracy: - Confirm the validation rules, such as name length, valid email address, and minimum password length. - Verify the existence of API endpoints (`api.isName`, `api.isEmail`, `api.signup`) for validation and signup processes. - Check the use of `redux-form` for managing form state and validation. - Ensure the presence of UI components from `react-bootstrap` and custom components like `FormGroup` and `Icon`. - Confirm that asynchronous validation is performed in parallel using `Promise.all`. - Verify the efficient management of form state with `redux-form`. - Check if the code handles errors gracefully by providing user feedback. - Verify the use of reusable components like `FormGroup` and `Icon` to promote code maintainability. - Assess if the code demonstrates good practices in form state management and component reusability, beneficial for application scalability.