Update genericUtils.ts

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the flexibility and functionality of the campaign and facility sheet processing in the project. Key modifications include dynamic handling of campaign types in API calls and improved management of dropdowns and hidden columns in facility sheets. These adjustments promote better data handling and user experience, making the system more adaptable to different campaign configurations.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
utilities/project-factory/src/server/api/campaignApis.ts	Modified processCreate to use a dynamic string for callMdmsTypeSchema based on campaignType. Added logging for clarity.
utilities/project-factory/src/server/utils/genericUtils.ts	Introduced setHiddenColumns and handleHiddenColumns for managing visibility in facility sheets. Updated dropdown handling and parameter names for clarity.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant API
    participant SchemaService
    participant FacilitySheet

    User->>API: Request campaign creation
    API->>SchemaService: Call to retrieve schema with MP-${campaignType}
    SchemaService-->>API: Return schema
    API->>FacilitySheet: Create facility sheet with dropdowns
    FacilitySheet->>FacilitySheet: Set hidden columns based on schema
    API-->>User: Return created campaign

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🐇 In a world of sheets and plans,
A flexible dance, our system stands.
With dropdowns set and columns hid,
Campaigns now shine, no work is bid.
So hop along, let data flow,
Together we'll make our projects grow! 🎉

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