Release: v1.0.2 #19
Release: v1.0.2 #19
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…riables Refactor: Group Variables (rename of Parent Variables)
…ariables-restructure Refactor: Entity Variable Restructure
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Files selected for processing (18)
- .github/workflows/main.yml (2 hunks)
- README.md (6 hunks)
- demo/custom-event.html (1 hunks)
- demo/observer.html (1 hunks)
- index.html (5 hunks)
- lib/entity.js (4 hunks)
- lib/entity/attributes.js (12 hunks)
- lib/entity/data.js (1 hunks)
- lib/entity/events-extensions.js (1 hunks)
- lib/entity/events.js (15 hunks)
- lib/generators/interpreter.js (3 hunks)
- lib/generators/lexer.js (3 hunks)
- lib/generators/observer.js (5 hunks)
- lib/helpers/array.js (1 hunks)
- lib/helpers/variables.js (1 hunks)
- lib/main.js (1 hunks)
- lib/state.js (7 hunks)
- vite.config.js (1 hunks)
Additional comments: 29
lib/helpers/variables.js (1)
- 1-3: The implementation of
isNativeVariablefunction looks good and follows best practices for checking if a variable corresponds to a native function in the window object.lib/entity/events-extensions.js (1)
- 1-17: The
EventsExtensionsclass is well-implemented with a correct singleton pattern and anextendmethod for adding custom events. The design and functionality are aligned with best practices.vite.config.js (1)
- 16-20: The alias configuration in the Vite setup is correctly implemented, mapping
@to the./libdirectory. This improves the readability and maintainability of import paths in the project.lib/helpers/array.js (1)
- 1-1: Changing from default to named export for the
MiniArrayclass aligns with best practices for module exports. Ensure that all import statements forMiniArraythroughout the project have been updated to reflect this change.Verification successful
The verification process has identified that the
MiniArrayclass is correctly imported with the updated named export syntax in at least one file (lib/state.js). This suggests that the change from default to named export for theMiniArrayclass has been acknowledged and updated accordingly in the project. However, this does not guarantee that all instances have been updated, but it does confirm proper usage in at least one instance.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for files importing MiniArray and verify import statement updates. rg --type js 'import MiniArray from'Length of output: 38
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#!/bin/bash # Search for files correctly importing MiniArray with the updated named export syntax. rg --type js 'import { MiniArray } from'Length of output: 159
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#!/bin/bash # Search for files correctly importing MiniArray with the updated named export syntax, with corrected regex pattern. rg --type js 'import \{ MiniArray \} from'Length of output: 101
.github/workflows/main.yml (2)
- 6-29: The addition of the
automated_testsjob is correctly configured to run tests based on specific conditions, enhancing the project's CI pipeline. This job follows best practices for CI configuration.- 43-43: Fetching tags before caching node modules in the
releasejob is a good practice, ensuring that the release process has access to all necessary git tags.lib/main.js (1)
- 1-103: The refactoring of
lib/main.js, including the conversion to absolute paths for imports and the implementation of theMiniclass with a singleton pattern, is correctly done. These changes improve the project's structure and maintainability.lib/generators/interpreter.js (1)
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The updates to
lib/generators/interpreter.js, including the use of instances ofMinifor state management and event handling, are correctly implemented. These changes align with the project's refactoring goals for improved encapsulation and maintainability.lib/generators/observer.js (1)
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The updates to the
Observerclass, including the use of an instance ofMinifor state management and event handling, are correctly implemented. These changes align with the project's refactoring goals for improved encapsulation and maintainability.lib/entity.js (1)
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The refactoring of
lib/entity.js, including the conversion to absolute paths for imports and the introduction of theDataentity, is correctly done. These changes improve the project's structure and maintainability.demo/observer.html (1)
- 37-37: The update to the button's text content in
demo/observer.htmlis correctly implemented, making the description more generic and user-friendly.lib/entity/data.js (9)
- 1-3: Imports from absolute paths using
@alias ensure better readability and maintainability by clearly indicating the source modules. This practice also simplifies refactoring if the directory structure changes.- 5-5: The
IGNORED_IDSconstant is a good practice for defining a list of identifiers that should be excluded from processing. This enhances readability and maintainability by centralizing the ignored identifiers.- 7-13: The
Dataclass constructor initializes internal state with Maps for variables and attributes, and an array for group variables. Using Maps for_variablesand_attributesis efficient for lookups and updates, supporting the class's functionality well.- 27-32: The
initmethod orchestrates the initialization process by calling several private methods. This modular approach improves readability and maintainability. However, ensure that each called method properly handles potential errors to avoid partial initialization states.- 94-102: The
_removeDuplicateVariablesmethod efficiently removes duplicate entries from_variablesand_attributesMaps. Using theSetconstructor for deduplication is a concise and effective approach.- 157-163: The
addmethod correctly updates the_variablesand_attributesMaps to associate variables with attributes and vice versa. This method demonstrates good use of the nullish coalescing operator (??) to handle cases where a variable or attribute is not already present in the Maps.- 165-189: The
removemethod efficiently updates the_variablesand_attributesMaps to disassociate variables from attributes. It correctly handles the removal of variables and attributes, including the case where a variable or attribute no longer has any associations and should be deleted from the Map. This method demonstrates careful consideration of edge cases.- 191-200: The
deleteVariablemethod provides a mechanism to remove a variable and its associations from_variablesand to update_attributesaccordingly. This method is a good example of maintaining the integrity of the internal state by ensuring that all references to the deleted variable are removed.- 202-211: The
deleteAttributemethod correctly handles the removal of an attribute and its associations from_attributesand updates_variablesaccordingly. Like thedeleteVariablemethod, it ensures the integrity of the internal state by removing all references to the deleted attribute.lib/generators/lexer.js (2)
- 117-117: The change from
'parent'to'group'inENTITY_KEYSaligns with the PR's objective to refactor the concept of 'parent' to 'group' throughout the project. This change should be cross-verified in other parts of the codebase to ensure consistency and correct implementation.Verification successful
The instances of 'parent' found in the
lexer.jsfile appear to be related to programming constructs, specifically dealing with AST nodes and walking through the AST, where 'parent' refers to a parent node in a tree structure. This usage is distinct from the conceptual refactoring of 'parent' to 'group' within the project's domain model. Therefore, these instances do not conflict with the goal of consistently using 'group' instead of 'parent' across the project for conceptual purposes.* 268-270: Refactoring the filtering logic to use `isNativeVariable` from `@/helpers/variables` is a good practice for maintainability and reusability. Ensure that `isNativeVariable` is thoroughly tested, especially since it's now a critical part of the lexer's functionality.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Verify that 'group' is consistently used instead of 'parent' across the project rg --type js 'parent' | grep -v 'group'Length of output: 365
lib/entity/events.js (2)
- 1-5: The reorganization of import paths using absolute paths is a good practice for improving readability and maintainability of the code. This change aligns with the PR's objective to refactor the project's codebase for better encapsulation.
- 102-103: The constructor now takes an
entityparameter, which is stored and used within the class. This change likely supports the enhancements in event handling by associating events with specific entities. Ensure that all instances ofEventsare updated to pass the requiredentityparameter.Verification successful
The verification process has identified that the
Eventsclass is correctly instantiated with the requiredentityparameter in thelib/entity.jsfile. This aligns with the changes mentioned in the review comment. However, the verification covered only the instance found by the provided script. Assuming the script's search was comprehensive, it suggests that the necessary updates have been made whereEventsis used.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Verify that all instances of Events are correctly updated to include the entity parameter rg --type js 'new Events\('Length of output: 78
README.md (2)
- 14-24: The reordering of the installation section to the top of the README.md is a positive change. It improves the document's flow by providing essential setup instructions upfront, which is beneficial for new users who are looking to quickly get started with MiniJS. This change aligns with best practices for README files, where installation instructions are typically presented early in the document.
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The clarification on the usage of
:groupinstead of:parentfor accessing variables in children elements is a significant improvement. This change not only enhances the readability and understandability of the document but also aligns with the refactoring efforts mentioned in the PR objectives. It's important to ensure that all examples and code snippets throughout the README.md and the project documentation consistently use:groupto avoid confusion among users. Additionally, consider adding a brief explanation or rationale for this change to help users understand the benefits or reasons behind the switch from:parentto:group.index.html (3)
- 266-273: The logic for setting
selectedDestinationbased onregionsandfilteredDestinationshas been rearranged. Ensure that the new logic correctly updatesselectedDestinationbased on user input and that it integrates well with the rest of the application's flow.- 1272-1272: The
:textbinding for$storedValuenow includes a fallback text if$storedValueis falsy. This is a good practice for providing default values in UI elements. Ensure that$storedValueis correctly initialized and updated elsewhere in the application to reflect the intended behavior.- 1493-1505: > 📝 NOTE
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The handling of sections in the multi-select accordion has been updated to use
groupinstead ofparent. This change likely aligns with the broader refactoring effort mentioned in the PR objectives. Verify that thegroupproperty is correctly managed and that this change does not introduce any regressions in the accordion's behavior.
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index.htmlfor a better user experience.:groupattribute for better event handling in documentation and code examples.📦 Published PR as canary version:
1.0.3--canary.19.2522612.0✨ Test out this PR locally via:
npm install tonic-minijs@1.0.3--canary.19.2522612.0 # or yarn add tonic-minijs@1.0.3--canary.19.2522612.0