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  • New Features

    • Save, retrieve and remove company server login info on mobile; add login argument support to pass saved info.
    • Auto-fill previous company server email in the DNS login flow.
  • Improvements

    • Recent-username suggestions now filter by typed input.
    • Mobile login navigation and flow refined for clearer DNS/login transitions and session synchronization.

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  • should handle for the case: user should automatically jump to login when open app from terminated

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hoangdat commented Dec 4, 2025

  • shoud also auto fill email when user back to welcome screen -> go to user company server again

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dab246 commented Dec 4, 2025

  • should handle for the case: user should automatically jump to login when open app from terminated

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  • shoud also auto fill email when user back to welcome screen -> go to user company server again

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@dab246 dab246 force-pushed the bugfix/tf-4186-rememnber-choose-organisation-server branch from 9cc2b0c to e938ec1 Compare December 5, 2025 08:56
@dab246 dab246 changed the base branch from maintenance-v0.19.x to master December 5, 2025 08:56
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chibenwa commented Dec 5, 2025

Screenshot from 2025-12-05 17-19-32

Having so much changes for just a simple change seems absurd to me and points to a critical lack of abstractions in the current code base.

While this is by no means to that PR to address this I would like the team to raise awareness on those concerns.

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Walkthrough

Adds end-to-end support for persisting, retrieving, autofilling, and removing company server login info (email) for mobile DNS-login flows, including domain models, repository, data source, SharedPreferences cache, interactors, bindings, controller extensions, and navigation handling.

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Summary
Domain model & exception
lib/features/login/domain/model/company_server_login_info.dart, lib/features/login/domain/exceptions/login_exception.dart
Adds CompanyServerLoginInfo(email) model and NotFoundCompanyServerLoginInfoException.
Repository interface
lib/features/login/domain/repository/company_server_login_repository.dart
Declares CompanyServerLoginRepository with save/get/remove methods for CompanyServerLoginInfo.
State classes
lib/features/login/domain/state/*_company_server_login_info_state.dart
Adds get/save/remove state classes (Loading, Success, Failure); get states include popAllRoute flag.
Interactors (use cases)
lib/features/login/domain/usecases/{get,save,remove}_company_server_login_info_interactor.dart
Implements interactors that stream Loading → Success/Failure and delegate to repository.
Data source interface & impl
lib/features/login/data/datasource/company_server_login_datasource.dart, lib/features/login/data/datasource_impl/company_server_login_datasource_impl.dart
Adds datasource interface and CompanyServerLoginDatasourceImpl (uses cache manager + ExceptionThrower) with save/get/remove.
Local cache manager
lib/features/login/data/local/company_server_login_cache_manager.dart
Adds SharedPreferences-backed CompanyServerLoginCacheManager with key-based save/get/remove and not-found behavior.
Repository implementation
lib/features/login/data/repository/company_server_login_repository_impl.dart
Adds CompanyServerLoginRepositoryImpl delegating to the datasource.
Bindings
lib/features/login/presentation/bindings/company_server_login_interactor_bindings.dart, lib/main/bindings/main_bindings.dart
Adds CompanyServerLoginInteractorBindings wiring cache manager, datasource, repository, and interactors; registers bindings from MainBindings on mobile.
Base presentation extension
lib/features/base/extensions/handle_company_server_login_info_extension.dart, lib/features/base/base_controller.dart
Adds extension on BaseController to fetch login info via interactor and handle success/failure navigation; BaseController gains getCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor field and login-navigation now invokes interactor.
Login presentation extension & model changes
lib/features/login/presentation/extensions/handle_company_server_login_info_extension.dart, lib/features/login/presentation/model/login_arguments.dart
Adds LoginController extension: save/autofill/remove helpers, getters for DNS flow; LoginArguments gets optional loginInfo field.
Login controller & views
lib/features/login/presentation/login_controller.dart, lib/features/login/presentation/{base_login_view.dart,login_view.dart}
Adds saveLoginInfoInteractor and removeLoginInfoInteractor fields and integrates save/remove/autofill across login flows; updates getAllRecentLoginUsernameAction signature to accept named pattern and updates call sites to pass pattern.
Welcome controller
lib/features/starting_page/presentation/twake_welcome/twake_welcome_controller.dart
Adds removeCompanyServerLoginInfo() and invokes it on mobile before token/session sync; removes legacy _synchronizeTokenAndGetSession helper.
Reloadable controller tweak
lib/features/base/reloadable/reloadable_controller.dart
Replaces multiple interceptor updates with a single setDataToInterceptors(...) call in synchronizeTokenAndGetSession.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  participant UI as Mobile UI (Login / Welcome)
  participant Controller as LoginController / BaseController / TwakeWelcomeController
  participant Interactor as Get/Save/Remove Interactor
  participant Repo as CompanyServerLoginRepositoryImpl
  participant DS as CompanyServerLoginDatasourceImpl
  participant Cache as CompanyServerLoginCacheManager (SharedPreferences)

  UI->>Controller: user triggers DNS-login or navigation to Login
  Controller->>Interactor: call execute(popAllRoute)
  Interactor->>Repo: repository.getCompanyServerLoginInfo()
  Repo->>DS: datasource.getCompanyServerLoginInfo()
  DS->>Cache: read key -> email
  Cache-->>DS: CompanyServerLoginInfo or throw NotFound
  DS-->>Repo: CompanyServerLoginInfo / throw
  Repo-->>Interactor: CompanyServerLoginInfo / error
  alt success
    Interactor-->>Controller: GetCompanyServerLoginInfoSuccess(serverLoginInfo, popAllRoute)
    Controller->>UI: navigate to AppRoutes.login with LoginArguments(loginInfo)
  else failure
    Interactor-->>Controller: GetCompanyServerLoginInfoFailure(popAllRoute)
    Controller->>UI: navigate to AppRoutes.twakeWelcome
  end
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  • Review touchpoints: BaseController navigation changes, LoginController lifecycle (auto-fill and cleanup), TwakeWelcomeController removal of helper and session sync adjustments.
  • Verify DI/bindings: CompanyServerLoginInteractorBindings registration and mobile-only registration in MainBindings.
  • Check state consistency: equality/props and popAllRoute propagation across states and handlers.
  • Confirm SharedPreferences key handling and exception mapping in cache/datasource implementations.

Poem

🐇 I tuck an email in my tiny lair,
A cached nibble saved with careful care,
Hop from view to repo, then back again,
DNS remembered — quick as a nibble of grain,
Hooray — the burrow knows your name!

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Actionable comments posted: 3

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Some comments are outside the diff and can’t be posted inline due to platform limitations.

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lib/features/login/presentation/login_bindings.dart (1)

40-61: SaveCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor is registered only on mobile but required on all platforms

LoginBindings is used unconditionally in app_pages.dart (line 49) for all platforms, but its bindingsController() method (line 60) requires SaveCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor via Get.find(). This dependency is registered exclusively in CompanyServerLoginInteractorBindings.bindingsInteractor(), which is called only when PlatformInfo.isMobile is true (in MainBindings, line 26).

On non-mobile platforms (web, desktop), Get.find<SaveCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor>() will fail at runtime with a "Binding not found" error when the login route is accessed.

Either:

  • Move SaveCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor registration to a platform-independent bindings class (or LoginBindings itself), or
  • Guard the SaveCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor injection in LoginController with platform checks
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lib/features/login/domain/exceptions/login_exception.dart (1)

24-25: Exception addition aligns with existing pattern

NotFoundCompanyServerLoginInfoException matches the style of other marker exceptions here (no payload, type-only). Consider adding a brief doc comment if you find this case hard to distinguish in logs later, but functionally this is fine.

lib/features/login/domain/model/company_server_login_info.dart (1)

1-12: New CompanyServerLoginInfo model is simple and value‑semantics friendly

Immutable email field with EquatableMixin is appropriate for a small login-info model. Optionally, you could add a short doc comment describing when this is populated (e.g., company server discovery flow), but there are no functional issues.

lib/features/starting_page/presentation/twake_welcome/twake_welcome_controller.dart (1)

148-154: Consider handling removal failures.

The removeCompanyServerLoginInfo() method uses fire-and-forget execution without awaiting completion or handling failures. While this may be acceptable for cache cleanup, consider whether removal failures should be logged or handled to prevent inconsistent state.

lib/features/login/data/datasource/company_server_login_datasource.dart (1)

3-9: Document expected exceptions for each method.

The interface methods should document what exceptions they may throw (e.g., getCompanyServerLoginInfo may throw NotFoundCompanyServerLoginInfoException when no login info is stored).

Apply this diff to add documentation:

+/// Data source for persisting company server login information locally.
 abstract class CompanyServerLoginDataSource {
+  /// Saves the provided [loginInfo] to local storage.
+  /// 
+  /// Throws an exception if the save operation fails.
   Future<void> saveCompanyServerLoginInfo(CompanyServerLoginInfo loginInfo);
 
+  /// Retrieves the stored company server login information.
+  /// 
+  /// Throws [NotFoundCompanyServerLoginInfoException] if no login info is stored.
   Future<CompanyServerLoginInfo> getCompanyServerLoginInfo();
 
+  /// Removes the stored company server login information.
+  /// 
+  /// Throws an exception if the remove operation fails.
   Future<void> removeCompanyServerLoginInfo();
 }
lib/features/login/domain/repository/company_server_login_repository.dart (1)

3-9: Document the repository contract and expected exceptions.

Like the datasource interface, this repository should document the expected behavior and exceptions for each method.

Apply this diff to add documentation:

+/// Repository for managing company server login information.
 abstract class CompanyServerLoginRepository {
+  /// Persists company server login information.
+  /// 
+  /// Throws an exception if persistence fails.
   Future<void> saveCompanyServerLoginInfo(CompanyServerLoginInfo loginInfo);
 
+  /// Retrieves stored company server login information.
+  /// 
+  /// Throws [NotFoundCompanyServerLoginInfoException] if no info is available.
   Future<CompanyServerLoginInfo> getCompanyServerLoginInfo();
 
+  /// Clears stored company server login information.
+  /// 
+  /// Throws an exception if the operation fails.
   Future<void> removeCompanyServerLoginInfo();
 }
lib/features/login/domain/usecases/get_company_server_login_info_interactor.dart (2)

14-29: Consider documenting the execute method and its parameters.

The execute method and the popAllRoute parameter lack documentation. Document what popAllRoute controls and when callers should set it to false.

Apply this diff to add documentation:

+/// Retrieves stored company server login information.
+/// 
+/// The [popAllRoute] parameter controls whether the navigation stack should
+/// be cleared when handling the result. Defaults to true.
+/// 
+/// Yields:
+/// - [GettingCompanyServerLoginInfo] while loading
+/// - [GetCompanyServerLoginInfoSuccess] on success with the retrieved info
+/// - [GetCompanyServerLoginInfoFailure] on error
 Stream<Either<Failure, Success>> execute({bool popAllRoute = true}) async* {

23-28: Generic exception handling catches all errors.

The catch block handles all exceptions generically. If specific exceptions (like NotFoundCompanyServerLoginInfoException) require different handling or logging, consider catching them separately.

If differentiated handling is needed:

 } catch (exception) {
+  // Log or handle specific exceptions differently if needed
+  if (exception is NotFoundCompanyServerLoginInfoException) {
+    // Handle not-found case specifically
+  }
   yield Left(GetCompanyServerLoginInfoFailure(
     exception,
     popAllRoute: popAllRoute,
   ));
 }
lib/features/login/data/local/company_server_login_cache_manager.dart (1)

12-19: Consider more idiomatic null-safe syntax.

The null-safe check on Line 14 works correctly but could be simplified:

-    if (userEmail?.trim().isNotEmpty == true) {
+    if (userEmail?.trim().isNotEmpty ?? false) {

Both are functionally equivalent, but the latter is more idiomatic in Dart's null-safety paradigm.

lib/features/login/data/datasource_impl/company_server_login_datasource_impl.dart (1)

15-34: Simplify Future.sync callbacks for remove/save operations

The current implementations for removeCompanyServerLoginInfo and saveCompanyServerLoginInfo use Future.sync(() async { return await ...; }), which is redundant:

return Future.sync(() async {
  return await _loginCacheManager.removeCompanyServerLoginInfo();
}).catchError(_exceptionThrower.throwException);

You can simplify to avoid the extra async/await layer:

Future<void> removeCompanyServerLoginInfo() {
-  return Future.sync(() async {
-    return await _loginCacheManager.removeCompanyServerLoginInfo();
-  }).catchError(_exceptionThrower.throwException);
+  return Future.sync(() {
+    return _loginCacheManager.removeCompanyServerLoginInfo();
+  }).catchError(_exceptionThrower.throwException);
}

Future<void> saveCompanyServerLoginInfo(CompanyServerLoginInfo loginInfo) {
-  return Future.sync(() async {
-    return await _loginCacheManager.saveCompanyServerLoginInfo(loginInfo);
-  }).catchError(_exceptionThrower.throwException);
+  return Future.sync(() {
+    return _loginCacheManager.saveCompanyServerLoginInfo(loginInfo);
+  }).catchError(_exceptionThrower.throwException);
}

Functionally identical, but a bit clearer and avoids creating unnecessary async closures.

lib/features/login/presentation/bindings/company_server_login_interactor_bindings.dart (1)

14-71: Check DI ordering assumptions for SharedPreferences and Get.find<...Impl>()

The binding layout looks coherent, but there are a couple of implicit ordering assumptions worth double‑checking:

  • Line 17: CompanyServerLoginCacheManager(Get.find<SharedPreferences>()) assumes SharedPreferences has already been registered in the global container before CompanyServerLoginInteractorBindings.dependencies() runs. If that registration ever moves into InteractorsBindings.dependencies(), you might need to call super.dependencies() first.
  • Lines 23–25 and 59–61: bindingsDataSource and bindingsRepository both call Get.find<...Impl>(), which assumes that InteractorsBindings.dependencies() invokes bindingsDataSourceImpl() before bindingsDataSource() and bindingsRepositoryImpl() before bindingsRepository(). If the base implementation order changes, these lookups could start failing.

If this ordering is stable by contract, this is fine; otherwise, consider:

  • Using Get.lazyPut with factory functions that build the dependency graph in one place, or
  • Resolving the impl types directly in dependencies() rather than assuming the call order of the base class.
test/features/login/presentation/login_controller_test.dart (1)

32-41: New mocks and DI wiring for company server login interactors look correct

  • Imports, @GenerateNiceMocks entries, late fields, and setUp instantiation for MockSaveCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor and MockGetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor are consistent with the existing interactor mocks.
  • DI registration of GetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor via Get.put and injection of mockSaveCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor into the LoginController constructor should keep these tests aligned with the controller’s new dependencies.

If you add tests around the company server auto‑fill / persistence behavior later, these mocks are already in place to drive those scenarios.

Also applies to: 56-92, 109-122, 148-172, 188-219

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  • lib/features/base/base_controller.dart (6 hunks)
  • lib/features/base/extensions/handle_company_server_login_info_extension.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/base/reloadable/reloadable_controller.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/data/datasource/company_server_login_datasource.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/data/datasource_impl/company_server_login_datasource_impl.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/data/local/company_server_login_cache_manager.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/data/repository/company_server_login_repository_impl.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/domain/exceptions/login_exception.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/domain/model/company_server_login_info.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/domain/repository/company_server_login_repository.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/domain/state/get_company_server_login_info_state.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/domain/state/remove_company_server_login_info_state.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/domain/state/save_company_server_login_info_state.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/domain/usecases/get_company_server_login_info_interactor.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/domain/usecases/remove_company_server_login_info_interactor.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/domain/usecases/save_company_server_login_info_interactor.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/presentation/base_login_view.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/presentation/bindings/company_server_login_interactor_bindings.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/presentation/extensions/handle_company_server_login_info_extension.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/presentation/login_bindings.dart (2 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/presentation/login_controller.dart (10 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/presentation/login_view.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/login/presentation/model/login_arguments.dart (1 hunks)
  • lib/features/starting_page/presentation/twake_welcome/twake_welcome_controller.dart (5 hunks)
  • lib/main/bindings/main_bindings.dart (2 hunks)
  • test/features/base/base_controller_test.dart (5 hunks)
  • test/features/composer/presentation/composer_controller_test.dart (5 hunks)
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lib/features/base/reloadable/reloadable_controller.dart (1)

176-188: Good refactor: centralize interceptor + OIDC user info setup

synchronizeTokenAndGetSession now correctly reuses setDataToInterceptors for URL/auth/OIDC user‑info setup, keeping behavior aligned with _handleGetStoredTokenOidcSuccess and reducing duplication. No issues spotted.

test/features/home/presentation/home_controller_test.dart (1)

27-29: Test DI wiring for GetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor looks consistent

Import, mock spec, variable declaration, instantiation, and Get.put registration follow the existing pattern for other interactors, so HomeController tests should now satisfy the new dependency cleanly.

Also applies to: 48-49, 96-97, 128-129, 153-154

test/features/composer/presentation/composer_controller_test.dart (1)

53-54: Composer tests correctly mock/register GetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor

The added import, mock spec, late variable, instantiation, and Get.put call are consistent with existing base-controller dependency setup, so composer tests should remain stable with the new interactor.

Also applies to: 158-159, 205-206, 251-252, 269-270

test/features/mailbox_dashboard/presentation/controller/advanced_filter_controller_test.dart (1)

20-21: Advanced filter tests updated to satisfy new base dependency

The new GetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor mock and DI registration align with the existing base-controller mocks, so the advanced filter and search controller tests should keep working with the updated base controller.

Also applies to: 57-58, 97-98, 116-117, 136-137

test/features/base/base_controller_test.dart (1)

23-23: LGTM! Test scaffolding correctly wired.

The mock setup for GetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor follows the established pattern and is correctly registered in the dependency injection container.

Also applies to: 69-69, 89-89, 106-106, 126-126

lib/features/base/base_controller.dart (4)

20-20: LGTM! Interactor correctly wired.

The GetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor is properly injected and the extension import suggests centralized handling logic for company server login info retrieval.

Also applies to: 29-29, 32-32, 80-80


271-273: LGTM! Failure handling correctly delegated.

The failure case for GetCompanyServerLoginInfoFailure is properly handled via the extension method, maintaining consistency with the existing failure handling pattern.


288-290: LGTM! Success handling correctly delegated.

The success case for GetCompanyServerLoginInfoSuccess is properly handled via the extension method, passing the server login info to the handler.


400-414: Mobile login flow now retrieves cached company server info.

The navigation logic for mobile platforms now calls getCompanyServerLoginInfo() instead of directly navigating to the welcome page. This enables the feature to remember the user's company server choice. Ensure the extension method handles both the popAllRoute parameter correctly and provides appropriate fallback navigation when no cached info is available.

lib/features/login/domain/usecases/remove_company_server_login_info_interactor.dart (1)

9-23: LGTM! Standard interactor implementation.

The RemoveCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor follows the established pattern in the codebase with proper state emissions (loading, success, failure) and error handling.

lib/features/starting_page/presentation/twake_welcome/twake_welcome_controller.dart (2)

17-17: LGTM! Interactor correctly declared.

The RemoveCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor is properly declared as a nullable field for lazy initialization.

Also applies to: 39-39


86-94: LGTM! Cache cleanup correctly integrated.

The removal of cached company server login info is appropriately called before token synchronization on mobile platforms across all success paths (deep link, sign in, sign up), and the interactor is properly cleaned up in onClose().

Also applies to: 159-176, 230-230

test/features/email/presentation/controller/single_email_controller_test.dart (1)

47-47: LGTM! Test scaffolding correctly integrated.

The mock setup for GetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor is properly added to the test suite, following the established pattern for interactor mocks.

Also applies to: 87-87, 122-122, 160-160

test/features/thread/presentation/controller/thread_controller_test.dart (1)

28-28: LGTM! Test scaffolding correctly integrated.

The mock setup for GetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor is properly added to the test suite, following the established pattern for interactor mocks.

Also applies to: 75-75, 119-119, 138-138, 158-158

test/features/mailbox_dashboard/presentation/view/mailbox_dashboard_view_widget_test.dart (1)

41-41: LGTM! Test scaffolding correctly integrated.

The mock setup for GetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor is properly added to the widget test, ensuring the dependency is available for the mailbox dashboard view tests.

Also applies to: 188-188, 255-255, 340-340

test/features/identity_creator/presentation/identity_creator_controller_test.dart (1)

38-38: LGTM! Test scaffolding correctly integrated.

The mock setup for GetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor is properly added to the test suite, following the established pattern for interactor mocks.

Also applies to: 69-69, 116-116, 134-134, 154-154

lib/features/login/presentation/model/login_arguments.dart (1)

1-14: LGTM! Clean extension of LoginArguments.

The addition of optional loginInfo field is non-breaking and follows the existing pattern. The field is correctly included in the props getter for value-based equality.

lib/features/login/domain/state/get_company_server_login_info_state.dart (1)

7-30: Verify the popAllRoute flag usage pattern.

The GetCompanyServerLoginInfo states include a popAllRoute flag (defaulting to true), but the Save and Remove states in other files don't have this flag. Ensure this design is intentional and aligns with your navigation requirements.

If the flag serves a common purpose across operations, consider whether Save and Remove states should also support it for consistency. Otherwise, document why only the Get operation needs this control.

lib/features/login/domain/state/save_company_server_login_info_state.dart (1)

4-11: LGTM! Standard state definitions for save operation.

The state classes follow the expected pattern. The SaveCompanyServerLoginInfoSuccess has no data fields, which is appropriate for a save operation that returns void.

lib/features/login/presentation/login_view.dart (1)

106-107: LGTM! Correctly adapted to named parameter.

The lambda wrapper properly passes the query to the controller's getAllRecentLoginUsernameAction method using the named pattern parameter.

lib/features/login/domain/state/remove_company_server_login_info_state.dart (1)

4-11: LGTM! Standard state definitions for remove operation.

The state classes are consistent with the save operation states and follow the expected pattern for void-returning operations.

test/features/manage_account/presentation/profiles/identities/identities_controller_test.dart (1)

23-23: LGTM!

The test infrastructure properly wires the new GetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor into the dependency injection container for testing. The pattern follows the existing test setup conventions.

Also applies to: 65-65, 112-112, 132-132, 154-154

test/features/search/verify_before_time_in_search_email_filter_test.dart (1)

42-42: LGTM!

Properly integrates the mock interactor into the test dependency injection setup following established patterns.

Also applies to: 116-116, 253-253, 272-272, 292-292

lib/features/login/presentation/base_login_view.dart (1)

78-79: LGTM!

The change enables filtered username suggestions by passing the user's query to the controller method. This improves the user experience by showing relevant suggestions as they type.

test/features/mailbox_dashboard/presentation/controller/mailbox_dashboard_controller_test.dart (1)

42-42: LGTM!

The mock interactor is properly declared using final (as requested in past review feedback) and correctly registered in the DI container.

Also applies to: 187-187, 267-267, 344-344

lib/features/login/data/local/company_server_login_cache_manager.dart (1)

5-31: LGTM!

The cache manager properly encapsulates SharedPreferences operations for company server login info with appropriate error handling via exceptions.

lib/features/login/domain/usecases/save_company_server_login_info_interactor.dart (1)

10-26: LGTM!

The interactor follows the established pattern in the codebase: emitting loading, success, or failure states via a stream. The error handling is appropriate.

lib/features/login/data/repository/company_server_login_repository_impl.dart (1)

5-24: LGTM!

Clean repository implementation that properly delegates to the data source layer. The pattern follows the established repository architecture in the codebase.

lib/features/login/presentation/extensions/handle_company_server_login_info_extension.dart (1)

41-48: No action needed. The pattern parameter in getAllRecentLoginUsernameAction() is optional (defined as {String? pattern}), so the call at line 42 without arguments is valid and will not break.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

test/features/rule_filter_creator/presentation/rule_filter_creator_controller_test.dart (1)

34-34: Wiring the new GetCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor mock looks consistent

Import, @GenerateNiceMocks entry, mock instantiation, and Get.put registration all follow the existing base‑controller pattern and should keep this test robust if the base layer starts consuming the new interactor.

Also applies to: 67-79, 96-103, 116-123, 136-143

lib/features/login/presentation/login_controller.dart (3)

136-157: Company server login info save/cleanup logic matches intent; verify helper implementations

The new flow control around company server login looks coherent:

  • Lines 141–151: On onReady, you:
    • Normalize loginFormType, then
    • Prefer hasPreviousCompanyServerLogin(arguments)autoFillPreviousCompanyServerMail(arguments.loginInfo!),
    • Else, if isCompanyServerLoginFlow(arguments)autoFillCompanyServerMail(),
    • Else, on web, fall back to _checkOIDCIsAvailable().
  • Lines 212–221 & 304–313: On SignInTwakeWorkplaceSuccess and deep‑link auto‑sign‑in success, you clear company server login info on mobile before synchronizing session, which prevents repeated auto‑navigation from stale data.
  • Lines 482–487: On _getTokenOIDCSuccess, you:
    • Save company server login info only when isDnsLookupFormOnMobile && _username != null, and
    • Otherwise, on mobile, clear it. This ensures only the DNS‑based mobile flow persists info.
  • Lines 579–583: _handleCommonOIDCFailure now clears company server login info on mobile before switching to password/credential forms, which avoids keeping bad entries.

Behaviorally this fits the “remember organization server when DNS login succeeds; clear it on success transitions or failure” requirement. The only remaining piece is to ensure that hasPreviousCompanyServerLogin, isCompanyServerLoginFlow, autoFillPreviousCompanyServerMail, autoFillCompanyServerMail, saveCompanyServerLoginInfo, and removeCompanyServerLoginInfo are implemented consistently with this contract (e.g., they don’t block or throw in a way that breaks these flows).

Also applies to: 212-221, 304-313, 482-487, 579-583


541-549: getAllRecentLoginUsernameAction API change is fine; confirm call sites use named pattern

Switching getAllRecentLoginUsernameAction to:

Future<List<RecentLoginUsername>> getAllRecentLoginUsernameAction({String? pattern})

and forwarding pattern as a named argument to _getAllRecentLoginUsernameOnMobileInteractor.execute(pattern: pattern) is a clean API and keeps the previous behavior (empty list on failure or non‑latest success).

Just make sure all existing call sites were updated to use the named pattern: argument (or rely on the null default) so there are no lingering positional calls.


50-52: The implementation safely handles removeCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor initialization and null-checking

The nullable removeCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor field is lazily initialized in the removeCompanyServerLoginInfo() extension method via getBinding<RemoveCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor>(), with proper defensive null-checking before execution. The interactor is registered in CompanyServerLoginInteractorBindings via Get.put(), ensuring it's available in the DI container. The extension method will safely skip execution if the binding is unavailable, preventing any silent failures.

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@coderabbitai Please resolve comments that have been resolved to avoid diluting PR.

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Note: GitHub's review thread resolution is primarily handled through the UI. The comments are now marked in my tracking system as addressed, which should help keep the PR clean and focused on any remaining items.

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@dab246 dab246 changed the title TF-4186 Rememnber choose organisation server TF-4186 Remember choose organisation server Dec 8, 2025
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Feature Analysis

What you're implementing:

  • Remember company server login email
  • Auto-fill on return to welcome screen
  • Auto-jump to login when opening from terminated state

File Count Breakdown

Looking at the changes, you're following a strict clean architecture pattern that creates:

New files (~20-22):

  • Domain layer: 1 model + 1 exception + 3 interactors + 3 state files + 1 repository interface = 9 files
  • Data layer: 1 datasource interface + 1 datasource impl + 1 repository impl + 1 cache manager = 4 files
  • Presentation layer: 1 bindings + 2 extensions = 3 files
  • Modified files: ~5-7 controllers/views
  • Test updates: ~6 files to add mocks

Is It Reasonable?

The honest answer: It depends on your priorities.

✅ Arguments FOR (reasonable):

  1. Architectural consistency - You're following the established patterns in your codebase
  2. Maintainability - Each layer has clear responsibilities
  3. Testability - Everything is mockable and testable in isolation
  4. Long-term scalability - Easy to extend or modify individual components

⚠️ Arguments AGAINST (could be simpler):

  1. High overhead - A simple "remember email" feature created 35 file changes
  2. Time investment - More code to write, review, and maintain
  3. Complexity - New developers need to navigate many files to understand one feature
  4. Possible over-engineering - The same functionality could be achieved with 2-5 files using a simpler approach

The Root Issue (chibenwa's point)

Clean architecture can complicate navigation and maintenance when files are separated by roles rather than features, though separation of concerns can be maintained without deeply nested structures. chibenwa correctly identified that the large file count suggests a lack of higher-level abstractions that could reduce boilerplate.

Potential Improvements

Without abandoning your architecture, you could reduce overhead by:

  1. Generic persistence helpers - A reusable CachedDataManager<T> that handles save/get/remove for any model
  2. Base interactor classes - Abstract classes for common CRUD operations
  3. State generators - Code generation for standard Loading/Success/Failure states
  4. Feature-first organization - Group related files by feature rather than by layer (easier navigation)

My Recommendation

For this specific PR: The file count is acceptable given your established architecture, but it's a signal that the team should invest in abstractions to reduce future boilerplate.

For future work: Consider adding helper patterns or base classes that can turn a 35-file feature into a 10-15 file feature while maintaining the same architectural benefits.

Bottom line: You're being consistent, which is good! But chibenwa's concern is valid - the architecture could benefit from some DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) improvements at the infrastructure level. 🎯

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lib/features/login/domain/usecases/remove_company_server_login_info_interactor.dart (1)

1-1: Remove redundant dart:core import.

The dart:core library is automatically imported in every Dart file and does not need to be explicitly imported.

-import 'dart:core';
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lib/features/login/presentation/login_controller.dart (2)

50-51: Interactor wiring and cleanup are consistent with existing patterns

Introducing SaveCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor? saveLoginInfoInteractor and RemoveCompanyServerLoginInfoInteractor? removeLoginInfoInteractor, plus importing the handling extension and nulling these fields in onClose, aligns with the existing DI/cleanup approach in this controller. The names clearly express both the action and the data they operate on, matching the descriptive-naming preference for this repo.

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Also applies to: 56-56, 90-91, 663-664


212-214: Company server login info lifecycle is handled consistently across flows

You now clear or save company server login info in all the key places:

  • After SignInTwakeWorkplaceSuccess on mobile.
  • After auto sign-in via deep link on mobile.
  • On _getTokenOIDCSuccess, saving only for DNS-lookup form on mobile with a username, otherwise removing on mobile.
  • On common OIDC failures on mobile.

This should prevent stale company server login info from lingering once the user leaves or fails the relevant flow, while still persisting it for the intended DNS-login success case.

If you later find more entry points to the DNS login flow, consider centralizing this lifecycle into a single helper to reduce duplication of the PlatformInfo.isMobile + remove/save conditions.

Also applies to: 304-306, 481-486, 578-581

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lib/features/base/reloadable/reloadable_controller.dart (1)

181-185: LGTM! Clean refactoring that eliminates duplication.

The consolidation of interceptor setup logic into setDataToInterceptors is a good improvement. This addresses the previous concern about duplicate getOidcUserInfo calls by reusing the existing method that already handles this (line 130), and it maintains consistency with the pattern used in _handleGetStoredTokenOidcSuccess.

lib/features/login/domain/usecases/remove_company_server_login_info_interactor.dart (1)

9-22: LGTM!

The interactor follows clean architecture conventions with proper dependency injection, stream-based state emission (loading → success/failure), and exception handling.

lib/features/login/presentation/login_view.dart (1)

106-108: LGTM!

The lambda wrapper correctly forwards the query as a named pattern parameter, aligning with the updated getAllRecentLoginUsernameAction signature and maintaining consistency with base_login_view.dart.

lib/features/login/domain/state/get_company_server_login_info_state.dart (2)

5-5: LGTM!

Simple loading state extending the base LoadingState class.


7-18: LGTM!

Success state properly encapsulates the login info and navigation flag with correct equality implementation.

lib/features/base/base_controller.dart (4)

92-92: LGTM!

The nullable interactor field follows the same pattern as other optional interactors in the class (_getStoredFirebaseRegistrationInteractor, _destroyFirebaseRegistrationInteractor). The public visibility aligns with the learning that descriptive full-context variable names are preferred in this codebase.


271-273: LGTM!

Failure handling delegates to the extension method, maintaining separation of concerns.


288-290: LGTM!

Success handling correctly passes serverLoginInfo to the extension method for navigation logic.


400-414: Verify extension method getCompanyServerLoginInfo is available.

Both goToLogin and removeAllPageAndGoToLogin now call getCompanyServerLoginInfo(popAllRoute:) for mobile. The HandleCompanyServerLoginInfoExtension is properly defined as a Dart extension on BaseController in lib/features/base/extensions/handle_company_server_login_info_extension.dart and is imported in base_controller.dart, making the method available to all BaseController instances. All dependent methods (getBinding, consumeState, pushAndPopAll, popAndPush) are present in BaseController.

lib/features/login/presentation/base_login_view.dart (1)

78-79: LGTM!

Consistent with the identical change in login_view.dart. The lambda correctly forwards the query as a named pattern parameter.

lib/features/login/domain/usecases/get_company_server_login_info_interactor.dart (1)

9-29: Interactor flow looks consistent and correct

The execute stream correctly emits a loading state, then success with the retrieved info (including popAllRoute), and wraps any exception into the failure state. This matches the existing Either/Success/Failure pattern and should integrate cleanly with consumeState.

lib/features/base/extensions/handle_company_server_login_info_extension.dart (1)

11-47: Extension wiring and navigation behavior look solid

The extension cleanly:

  • Resolves the interactor via getBinding with a safe null fallback to the failure handler.
  • Delegates the stream into consumeState without unnecessary async/await.
  • Centralizes success/failure navigation using LoginArguments and popAllRoute, keeping routing logic out of the domain layer.

No functional issues spotted here.

lib/features/login/presentation/login_controller.dart (2)

139-151: onReady company-server autofill precedence looks correct

The new onReady branch:

  • Normalizes loginFormType as before.
  • Prefers hasPreviousCompanyServerLogin(arguments) and autoFillPreviousCompanyServerMail when prior company-server info is available.
  • Falls back to isCompanyServerLoginFlow(arguments) and autoFillCompanyServerMail.
  • Only then, for non-company-server flows on web, calls _checkOIDCIsAvailable().

This preserves previous web behavior while cleanly adding the mobile company-server autofill cases.


540-549: Updated recent-username retrieval API remains backward-compatible in behavior

Switching getAllRecentLoginUsernameAction to accept an optional named pattern and forwarding it via .execute(pattern: pattern) keeps the existing fold logic intact while allowing callers to omit the filter when not needed. The empty-list fallback on failure/non-latest success is preserved, so runtime behavior stays predictable.

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dab246 commented Dec 8, 2025

Without abandoning your architecture, you could reduce overhead by:

Generic persistence helpers - A reusable CachedDataManager that handles save/get/remove for any model
Base interactor classes - Abstract classes for common CRUD operations
State generators - Code generation for standard Loading/Success/Failure states
Feature-first organization - Group related files by feature rather than by layer (easier navigation)

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The improvements you mentioned above, please help me set it up in PR, I am otherwise concerned about your improvements making even bigger changes.

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@dab246, I really appreciate your concern about scope creep—you're absolutely right to be cautious! 🎯

My Recommendation: DON'T implement those improvements in this PR

Here's why:

❌ Why NOT to refactor now:

  1. Massive scope increase - Implementing generic persistence helpers, base interactors, and state generators would require refactoring dozens of existing features, not just this one. You'd easily go from 35 files changed to 100+ files.

  2. High risk - Architectural changes require:

    • Team discussion and consensus
    • Careful planning and design
    • Comprehensive testing across all affected features
    • Multiple review cycles
  3. This PR is fine! - Your current implementation follows the established patterns in your codebase. It's consistent, testable, and maintainable.

✅ What you SHOULD do:

  1. Merge this PR as-is - It's architecturally consistent with your codebase
  2. Create a separate issue for architectural improvements (I can help with that!)
  3. Plan the refactoring as a dedicated sprint/initiative with the team

📋 Would you like me to create a follow-up issue?

If you'd like, I can create a GitHub issue titled something like:

  • "[Architecture] Reduce boilerplate through generic persistence and base classes"
  • Include the specific improvements needed
  • Reference this PR as context
  • Assign it appropriately

This way, the architectural improvements are tracked without blocking this PR, and the team can plan them properly.

Should I create that issue for you? Just let me know, and I'll set it up with appropriate details and a backlink to this PR. 📝

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hoangdat commented Dec 8, 2025

@coderabbitai please help me create a follow-up issue: "[Architecture] Reduce boilerplate through generic persistence and base classes" with the detail description

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#!/bin/bash
# Create a follow-up issue for architectural improvements

gh issue create \
  --repo linagora/tmail-flutter \
  --title "[Architecture] Reduce boilerplate through generic persistence and base classes" \
  --assignee hoangdat \
  --body "## Context

This issue was created following discussions in PR #4189 (https://github.com/linagora/tmail-flutter/pull/4189) where implementing a simple \"remember company server email\" feature resulted in **35 file changes** across multiple layers.

While the current implementation follows clean architecture principles consistently, both @chibenwa and @coderabbitai identified that the high file count indicates opportunities for better abstractions to reduce boilerplate in future features.

**Related PR**: #4189  
**Related Comment**: https://github.com/linagora/tmail-flutter/pull/4189#issuecomment-by-hoangdat

---

## Problem Statement

The current clean architecture implementation creates significant overhead for simple CRUD operations:

- **High file count**: A simple \"save/get/remove email\" feature requires ~20+ new files
- **Repetitive patterns**: Each feature recreates similar boilerplate:
  - 3 state files (Loading/Success/Failure)
  - 3 interactors (Save/Get/Remove)  
  - 2 repository files (interface + implementation)
  - 2 datasource files (interface + implementation)
  - 1 cache manager
  - 1 bindings file
- **Maintenance burden**: More files to write, review, test, and maintain
- **Onboarding friction**: New developers must navigate many files to understand simple features

---

## Proposed Improvements

### 1. Generic Persistence Helpers

Create a reusable \`CachedDataManager<T>\` that handles common save/get/remove operations for any model:

\`\`\`dart
// Example usage
class EmailCacheManager extends CachedDataManager<String> {
  EmailCacheManager(SharedPreferences prefs) 
    : super(prefs, key: 'company_email');
}
\`\`\`

**Benefits**: Eliminates repetitive cache manager implementations

### 2. Base Interactor Classes

Introduce abstract base classes for common CRUD patterns:

\`\`\`dart
abstract class SaveInteractor<T> {
  Stream<Either<Failure, Success>> execute(T data);
}

abstract class GetInteractor<T> {
  Stream<Either<Failure, Success>> execute();
}
\`\`\`

**Benefits**: Reduces interactor boilerplate, enforces consistent patterns

### 3. State Generators

Use code generation (e.g., build_runner, freezed) for standard Loading/Success/Failure state classes:

\`\`\`dart
@GenerateStates()
class SaveCompanyEmailOperation {} 
// Auto-generates: SavingCompanyEmail, SaveCompanyEmailSuccess, SaveCompanyEmailFailure
\`\`\`

**Benefits**: Eliminates 3 files per operation, reduces errors

### 4. Feature-First Organization (Optional)

Consider grouping files by feature rather than strictly by layer for better navigation:

\`\`\`
features/
  company_login/
    domain/
      models/
      usecases/
      states/
    data/
      datasources/
      repositories/
    presentation/
\`\`\`

**Benefits**: Easier to locate related code, better feature cohesion

---

## Expected Impact

With these improvements, a feature like \"remember email\" could reduce from **~35 files** to **~10-15 files** while maintaining:
- ✅ Clean architecture principles
- ✅ Testability
- ✅ Separation of concerns  
- ✅ Type safety

**Estimated effort**: Medium (1-2 sprints)  
**Risk level**: Medium (requires careful migration planning)

---

## Recommended Approach

1. **Phase 1**: Create generic base classes and helpers
2. **Phase 2**: Migrate 1-2 existing features as proof-of-concept
3. **Phase 3**: Document patterns and roll out to new features
4. **Phase 4** (optional): Gradually refactor existing features

---

## Action Items

- [ ] Team discussion to agree on approach
- [ ] Design generic abstractions (CachedDataManager, base interactors)
- [ ] Evaluate code generation tools (freezed, build_runner)
- [ ] Create proof-of-concept implementation
- [ ] Document new patterns in architecture guide
- [ ] Define migration strategy for existing code

---

**Note**: This should be planned as a dedicated initiative, NOT mixed with feature work. The current patterns in PR #4189 are acceptable and consistent with the existing codebase."

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@hoangdat, done! ✅ I've successfully created the follow-up issue for you:

Issue #4192: [Architecture] Reduce boilerplate through generic persistence and base classes
🔗 #4192

What's included:

Comprehensive context - References PR #4189 and the discussion about 35 file changes
Problem statement - Clearly explains the boilerplate overhead in current architecture
4 specific improvements:

  1. Generic persistence helpers (reusable CachedDataManager<T>)
  2. Base interactor classes for common CRUD operations
  3. State generators using code generation tools
  4. Feature-first organization (optional)

Expected impact - Could reduce similar features from ~35 files to ~10-15 files
Phased approach - Suggested 4-phase rollout strategy
Action items - Checklist for team discussion and implementation
Assigned to you - Ready for prioritization and planning

The issue emphasizes that this should be a dedicated initiative separate from feature work, and confirms that the current patterns in PR #4189 are acceptable.

Feel free to adjust the issue details, labels, or milestones as needed for your team's planning process! 🎯

@dab246 dab246 requested a review from hoangdat December 9, 2025 07:50
@hoangdat hoangdat merged commit 06412f1 into master Dec 10, 2025
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