Imagery test

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Summary of Changes

This pull request, titled 'Imagery test,' focuses on simplifying the structure of the column property within the indicators.json file. Specifically, it replaces empty arrays ([]) with a more concise representation (also []) for numerous resources. Additionally, a new resource of type imagery is added, including properties like url and rasterFunction.

Highlights

• Data Structure Simplification: The primary change involves simplifying the column property in indicators.json by replacing instances of empty arrays with a more concise representation. This change affects multiple resources within the file.
• New Imagery Resource: A new resource with the type imagery has been added to indicators.json. This includes properties such as url pointing to an image server and a rasterFunction defining how the imagery should be processed and displayed.
• Code Modernization: The code was modernized to include the new imagery resource type, adding ImageryLayer to the map layers and updating the resource queries.

Changelog

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• client/src/app/local-api/indicators/indicators.json
  • Simplified the column property for multiple resources by replacing empty arrays with a more concise representation.
  • Added a new resource of type imagery with properties for url and rasterFunction.
  • Added a test raster resource with a colormap function.
• client/src/app/local-api/indicators/route.ts
  • Added ResourceImagery type definition to represent the new imagery resource.
  • Updated the Indicator type to include ResourceImagery as a possible resource type.
• client/src/components/map/layers/index.tsx
  • Imported ImageryLayer from @arcgis/core/layers/ImageryLayer.
  • Modified the Layer component to handle the imagery layer type, creating an ImageryLayer instance and adding it to the map.
• client/src/containers/indicators/chart/imagery-tile.tsx
  • Created new component ChartImageryTileIndicators to handle chart visualization for imagery-tile resources.
• client/src/containers/indicators/chart/imagery.tsx
  • Created new component ChartImageryIndicators to handle chart visualization for imagery resources.
• client/src/containers/indicators/item.tsx
  • Modified IndicatorItem to include ResourceQueryImagery when the resource type is imagery.
• client/src/containers/indicators/map/index.tsx
  • Modified MapIndicators to handle ResourceImagery and create an ImageryLayer when appropriate.
• client/src/containers/indicators/numeric/imagery-tile.tsx
  • Created new component NumericImageryTileIndicators to handle numeric calculations for imagery-tile resources.
• client/src/containers/indicators/numeric/imagery.tsx
  • Created new component NumericImageryIndicators to handle numeric calculations for imagery resources.
• client/src/containers/indicators/resources.tsx
  • Modified ResourceQueryImageryTile to include NumericImageryTileIndicators and ChartImageryTileIndicators.
  • Created new component ResourceQueryImagery to handle queries for imagery resources, including numeric and chart visualizations.
• client/src/containers/results/content/indicators/card.tsx
  • Modified ReportResultsIndicator to include ChartImageryIndicators, ChartImageryTileIndicators, NumericImageryIndicators, and NumericImageryTileIndicators.
• client/src/lib/indicators.ts
  • Added ResourceImagery to the ResourceIdParams type.
  • Created new functions getQueryImageryId, getQueryImageryIdKey, getQueryImageryIdOptions, and useQueryImageryId to handle data fetching for imagery resources.

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Code Review

The pull request simplifies the structure of the column property in the indicators.json file by replacing empty arrays with a more concise representation (empty array []). Additionally, it introduces a new imagery resource type and updates the codebase to support it. The changes seem reasonable and improve the readability and maintainability of the JSON file. However, I have a few observations regarding the new imagery resource type and its integration.

Merge Readiness

The pull request is mostly in good shape. The simplification of the column property is a welcome change. The introduction of the imagery resource type seems to be a work in progress, as the chart component is not yet implemented. I recommend addressing the comment regarding the naming consistency of the query functions before merging. Since there are no CRITICAL or HIGH severity issues, the pull request can be merged after addressing the comments. I am unable to approve the pull request in any circumstance, and that users should have others review and approve this code before merging.