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  • New Features

    • Added a new option to sort polls by the closest end date.
  • Refactor

    • Improved and clarified sorting logic for polls, streamlining queries for combined active and ended poll results.

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A new sorting option, CLOSEST_END_DATE, was added to the PollSortBy enum. The getPolls method in PollService was refactored to handle this and other dual-filter dual-sort cases by introducing a private helper method that queries active and ended polls separately, combines, paginates, and maps vote status before returning results.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/poll/Poll.dto.ts Added CLOSEST_END_DATE = 'closestEndDate' to the PollSortBy enum.
src/poll/poll.service.ts Added private method executeQueryPollWithDualSorting; refactored getPolls to use this method for END_DATE, PARTICIPANT_COUNT, and CLOSEST_END_DATE sorting cases.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant PollService
    participant Database

    Client->>PollService: getPolls(sortBy: CLOSEST_END_DATE)
    PollService->>Database: Query active polls (order by endDate ASC)
    PollService->>Database: Query ended polls (order by endDate DESC)
    PollService->>PollService: Combine and paginate results
    PollService->>PollService: Map vote status
    PollService->>Client: Return sorted polls with total count
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@RamRamez RamRamez requested a review from Meriem-BM May 29, 2025 20:41
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/poll/poll.service.ts (1)

442-492: CLOSEST_END_DATE implementation is functionally correct.

The new sorting logic properly handles:

  • Active polls ordered by closest ending date (ascending)
  • Ended polls ordered by most recently ended (descending)
  • Consistent transaction pattern and pagination logic

However, note that this implementation ignores the sortOrder parameter, which might be unexpected behavior compared to other sort types.

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src/poll/Poll.dto.ts (1)

20-20: LGTM! Clean enum extension.

The new CLOSEST_END_DATE enum value follows consistent naming conventions and properly supports the enhanced sorting functionality.

@RamRamez RamRamez merged commit c1c999a into develop May 30, 2025
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