packages/surveys/src/components/general/Survey.tsx (2)

57-61: Approve the addition of the useEffect hook for survey synchronization.

The new useEffect hook effectively addresses the issue of survey preview not updating correctly after modifications. It ensures that localSurvey state is synchronized with the survey prop, which is crucial for reflecting changes in the survey editor context.

However, to optimize performance, consider memoizing the survey prop using useMemo if it's an object, especially if it's coming from a parent component that might re-render frequently. This would prevent unnecessary re-renders of the Survey component.

Consider adding a memoization for the survey prop:

const memoizedSurvey = useMemo(() => survey, [JSON.stringify(survey)]);

useEffect(() => {
  setlocalSurvey(memoizedSurvey);
}, [memoizedSurvey]);

This approach ensures that the effect only runs when the survey content actually changes, not just when the parent component re-renders.

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Line range hint 1-486: Consider refactoring the Survey component for improved maintainability.

While the current changes address the immediate issue, the Survey component appears to be quite large and complex. This could lead to maintenance challenges in the future. Consider the following suggestions for improving the overall structure:

1. Break down the component into smaller, more manageable sub-components.
2. Extract complex logic (e.g., evaluateLogicAndGetNextQuestionId) into separate utility functions.
3. Use custom hooks to encapsulate related state and effects (e.g., a useSurveyNavigation hook).
4. Implement memoization for expensive computations to optimize performance.

Here's a high-level example of how you might start refactoring:

// Custom hook for survey navigation
const useSurveyNavigation = (survey, initialQuestionId) => {
  // ... navigation state and logic
};

// Custom hook for response handling
const useSurveyResponses = (onResponse, onFinished) => {
  // ... response state and logic
};

// Smaller, focused components
const SurveyHeader = ({ showLanguageSwitch, onClose }) => {
  // ... header JSX
};

const SurveyContent = ({ currentQuestion, onSubmit }) => {
  // ... content JSX
};

const SurveyFooter = ({ isBrandingEnabled, showProgressBar }) => {
  // ... footer JSX
};

// Main Survey component
export const Survey = (props) => {
  const { currentQuestion, nextQuestion } = useSurveyNavigation(props.survey, props.startAtQuestionId);
  const { responseData, handleResponse } = useSurveyResponses(props.onResponse, props.onFinished);

  // ... rest of the component logic

  return (
    <StackedCardsContainer {...containerProps}>
      <SurveyHeader {...headerProps} />
      <SurveyContent currentQuestion={currentQuestion} onSubmit={handleResponse} />
      <SurveyFooter {...footerProps} />
    </StackedCardsContainer>
  );
};

This structure would make the component easier to understand, test, and maintain. Consider implementing these changes in a future refactoring task.

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