feat(module): support chinese mandarin simplified and traditional #890
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request primarily involve updates to various files, including legal documentation, language support, and weekly meeting schedules. The copyright year in the Changes
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test/fixtures/w_D_202411.js (1)
1-26: LGTM! The file structure is clear and consistent.The file follows a well-organized structure for representing study articles. The attributes are well-named and provide relevant information about each study article.
A few suggestions for improvement:
- Consider adding comments or documentation to explain the numeric song references and how they map to actual songs.
- If the song references are part of a separate database or file, consider adding a comment to indicate where that mapping can be found.
- If there are any specific constraints or validation rules for the attribute values, consider adding validation checks or comments to document those rules.
Overall, the file provides a clean and structured way to manage study-related content.
test/fixtures/w_E_202411.js (1)
6-7: Consider adding comments or documentation to clarify the meaning of the song reference numbers.The
w_study_opening_songandw_study_concluding_songproperties use numbers to reference specific songs. It would be helpful to add comments or documentation explaining what these numbers represent (e.g., song IDs or indexes in another data source) to improve the maintainability and understandability of the code.Also applies to: 13-14, 20-21, 27-28
test/fixtures/w_TK_202411.js (1)
6-7: Consider using constants for song references.The
w_study_opening_songandw_study_concluding_songproperties currently use numeric IDs to reference specific songs. To improve code readability and maintainability, consider defining constants for these song IDs at the top of the file or in a separate constants file.For example:
const SONG_OPENING_1 = 33; const SONG_CONCLUDING_1 = 38; // ... export default [ { // ... w_study_opening_song: SONG_OPENING_1, w_study_concluding_song: SONG_CONCLUDING_1, }, // ... ];This approach makes the code more self-explanatory and allows for easier updates if the song IDs change in the future.
Also applies to: 13-14, 20-21, 27-28
test/fixtures/w_F_202411.js (1)
6-7: Consider extracting song references to constants or an enum.The use of hardcoded numeric references for
w_study_opening_songandw_study_concluding_songcan make it harder to update song associations in the future.Consider extracting these references to constants or an enum to improve maintainability and readability. For example:
const SONG_REFERENCES = { SONG_33: 33, SONG_38: 38, // ... }; // Then in the study schedule objects: { // ... w_study_opening_song: SONG_REFERENCES.SONG_33, w_study_concluding_song: SONG_REFERENCES.SONG_38, // ... }Also applies to: 13-14, 20-21, 27-28
test/fixtures/w_TG_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM! Consider enhancing song references and file naming convention.The file provides a well-structured array of objects representing weekly study sessions. The properties are consistent and descriptive.
A few suggestions for further improvement:
- Consider using more descriptive names for the opening and concluding songs instead of numeric IDs. This can enhance readability and maintainability.
- If this file is intended to be reused for other time periods, consider adopting a more generic file naming convention. The current naming
w_TG_202411.jssuggests it's specific to November 2024.test/fixtures/mwb_TK_202411.js (1)
1-305: The overall structure and naming conventions look good!The array and its objects follow a consistent and easy to understand structure. The property naming convention of
mwb_<property_name>works well.One thing to note - some of the string values contain what looks like HTML tags (e.g.
<ai_summary>). What is the purpose of these tags? Are they meant to be displayed as is or are they used for some kind of processing/rendering?test/fixtures/mwb_F_202411.js (1)
2-41: The object structure for the weekly schedule looks good!
- The object effectively captures the details of the weekly schedule, including the date, Bible reading, songs, talk, and various activities.
- Breaking down the activities into parts with details such as time, type, and title provides a granular representation of the schedule.
Don't forget to address the TODO comment.
There is a TODO comment indicating that tests need to be added for this functionality. Please ensure that appropriate tests are added to verify the correctness of the weekly schedule data.
Do you want me to generate some sample test cases or open a GitHub issue to track this task?
test/fixtures/mwb_TNK_202411.js (1)
1-306: Overall structure and consistency look good!The use of a consistent object structure across the array elements is great for easy data access and manipulation. The
mwb_prefix in the key names provides a clear namespace.A few suggestions:
- Verify if the missing keys for some objects are intentional. If not, ensure consistency across all objects.
- Consider using more suitable data types for attributes like dates (
Dateobjects) and numbers (Numbertype) to enhance data integrity and enable type-specific operations.- Keep an eye on performance and memory usage, given the large size of the data. If needed, explore pagination or lazy-loading strategies to optimize resource utilization.
test/fixtures/mwb_TND_202411.js (1)
1-309: Consider adding comments or documentation to improve maintainability.The file contains a large array of objects with a consistent structure, which is a good practice. However, consider adding comments or documentation to explain the purpose and structure of the data. This will make it easier for developers, especially those unfamiliar with the domain, to understand and maintain the code.
Additionally, if possible, consider using more descriptive property names instead of abbreviations to improve readability. For example,
mwb_week_datecould be renamed toweekDateorweekStartDate.
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test/enhancedParsing/list.json (1)
1-19: LGTM! The changes align with the PR objectives.The JSON file has been updated to:
- Support Chinese Mandarin Simplified and Traditional by adding "CH" and "CHS" language objects.
- Update the "issue" field to "202411" for all languages, suggesting a new release or update cycle.
The changes maintain the consistent JSON structure and expand the supported languages.
Verify that downstream systems relying on this JSON file and its versioning scheme ("issue" field) are updated to handle the new "202411" version.
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The update of the "issue" field to "202411" appears to be confined to test files (
test/enhancedParsing/list.jsonandtest/standardParsing/list.json). This significantly reduces the risk of impact on production systems or downstream dependencies.Action item:
- Ensure that any test cases relying on specific "issue" values are updated to use "202411" instead of previous values.
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test/fixtures/w_J_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM! The code structure is consistent and well-organized.The file follows a clear and consistent structure for each study entry object. The properties are well-named and descriptive, making the code easy to understand and maintain.
The inclusion of Japanese text in the
w_study_date_localeandw_study_titleproperties aligns with the PR objective of supporting Chinese Mandarin Simplified and Traditional.The
w_study_opening_songandw_study_concluding_songproperties reference song numbers, which likely correspond to a separate song database or file. This allows for easy integration with related song resources.Additional Suggestions:
Consider adding comments or documentation to explain the purpose and structure of the file, as well as the meaning of each property. This will help future developers understand and use the code more effectively.
If the song numbers referenced in
w_study_opening_songandw_study_concluding_songcorrespond to a separate file or database, ensure that the relationship is clearly documented and that the referenced resources exist.If there are plans to support more languages in the future, consider using a more scalable approach for localization, such as using language-specific files or a localization library.
test/fixtures/w_CHS_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM! The file structure and content are well-organized and consistent.The
w_CHS_202411.jsfile follows a clear and consistent structure for representing study sessions. The use of an array of objects allows for easy access and iteration over the study session data. The object properties are well-named and provide relevant information about each session, such as the date, localized date range, title, and associated songs.The file appears to be a part of a test fixture, which suggests it is used for testing purposes. This is a good practice for maintaining a robust and reliable codebase.
Overall, the file is well-structured and the content is organized in a logical manner.
test/fixtures/w_CH_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM!The file exports a well-structured array of study session objects. The consistent object structure allows for easy access and manipulation of the data. The code is valid and can be safely merged.
example/index.ts (1)
23-23: LGTM! The change standardizes thelanguageinput.Converting the
languagevariable to uppercase helps ensure consistency in case sensitivity when handling language inputs. This can simplify downstream comparisons and validations.Verify that any downstream code that uses the
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The change to convert the
languagevariable to uppercase has been verified across the codebase. No issues were found, and the change appears to improve consistency in language handling. Key points:
- No direct comparisons affected by case sensitivity were found.
- The
languagevariable is used consistently as a parameter, property, and object key.- Uppercase conversion ensures standardized language codes throughout the application.
This change is safe to implement and may lead to more robust language-related operations.
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test/fixtures/w_K_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM!The new file
w_K_202411.jsprovides a well-structured array of objects representing weekly study materials for January 2025. The consistent object structure and the inclusion of localized content align with the PR objective to support different languages and regions.A few additional thoughts:
- Consider adding a comment or documentation to clarify the purpose of this file and the structure of the exported array. This will help future maintainers understand the data format and its usage.
- If the
w_study_opening_songandw_study_concluding_songproperties reference song numbers from a separate data source, ensure that the referenced songs exist and are correctly mapped.- If this file is part of a larger collection of study materials, consider implementing a consistent naming convention for the files (e.g.,
w_K_YYYYMM.js) to facilitate easy identification and organization.Overall, the code changes look good and contribute to the goals of the PR. Great job!
test/fixtures/w_E_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM! The exported array structure is consistent and well-organized.The file exports a default array containing objects representing weekly study schedules for January 2025. The object properties are descriptive and follow a consistent naming convention, making the structure easy to understand and maintain.
test/fixtures/w_TK_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM!The code follows a clean and consistent structure for defining the weekly study objects. The properties are well-named and provide clear information about each study. The localized
w_study_date_localeproperty enhances the usability of the application for different locales.test/fixtures/w_I_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM! The structured format of the study schedule data is well-designed.The exported array of objects provides a consistent and organized structure for representing the weekly study schedule. This format offers several benefits:
It facilitates the development of features that can enhance user engagement with the study materials, such as personalized study reminders or progress tracking.
The inclusion of localized date descriptions and study titles demonstrates support for internationalization, which aligns with the PR objective of supporting Chinese Mandarin Simplified and Traditional.
The separation of song references from the actual song data promotes a modular architecture, allowing for the independent management of study schedules and song resources.
Overall, the data structure is well-suited for its intended purpose and lays a solid foundation for future enhancements.
test/fixtures/w_F_202411.js (2)
1-30: The file structure and contents look good!The exported array of study schedule objects follows a consistent and clear structure. The property names are descriptive and the use of numeric references for songs allows for flexibility in song management.
The inclusion of French titles and date locales aligns with the PR objective of adding language support.
3-3: The use of different date formats forw_study_dateandw_study_date_localeis appropriate.The
w_study_dateproperty consistently uses the 'YYYY/MM/DD' format, which is standardized and easily parsable. This format is suitable for use in code and for sorting purposes.The
w_study_date_localeproperty consistently uses a localized, human-readable date range format. This format is suitable for display purposes and aligns with the PR objective of supporting different languages.The distinct formats serve their respective purposes well and are used consistently throughout the file.
Also applies to: 4-4, 10-10, 11-11, 17-17, 18-18, 24-24, 25-25
test/fixtures/w_VZ_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM!The test fixture follows a consistent and clear structure for representing weekly study schedules. The property names are descriptive and the exported array is syntactically valid.
Observations:
- The localized date strings appear to be in Malagasy, based on the "VZ" language code in the filename.
- The song references are numbers, which I assume correspond to entries in a separate song catalog.
No changes needed.
test/fixtures/w_U_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM!The exported array of study material objects is well-structured and consistent. The properties are appropriately named and typed, and the data aligns with the PR objective of supporting additional languages.
The file name also follows a clear convention, which likely facilitates parsing and organizing the data.
Great job on this addition! The structured format will make it easy for users to access and work with the study-related information.
test/fixtures/w_MG_202411.js (4)
1-8: LGTM!The object structure is well-defined and consistent with the description. The property names are descriptive and follow a consistent naming convention. The property values are of the expected types.
9-15: LGTM!The second object maintains consistency with the structure established in the first object. The property names are identical, and the values are updated appropriately for the second study session.
16-22: LGTM!The third object maintains consistency with the structure established in the previous objects. The property names are identical, and the values are updated appropriately for the third study session.
23-30: LGTM!The fourth and final object maintains consistency with the structure established in the previous objects. The property names are identical, and the values are updated appropriately for the fourth study session.
test/fixtures/w_S_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM!The exported array of study articles is well-structured and follows a consistent format. The chosen property names are clear and descriptive, making the data easy to understand and utilize.
The
w_study_dateproperty uses a valid and unambiguous date format, which is good. The song properties use numeric IDs, which I assume correspond to a separate collection of song data.Overall, the data structure is clean, organized, and should be straightforward to integrate into the relevant parts of the application. Nice work!
test/fixtures/w_TNK_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM! The file structure and content look good.The file exports an array of objects representing a weekly study schedule for the year 2025. Each object contains properties for the study date, localized date, title, opening song, and concluding song. The properties follow a consistent naming convention and data type.
The
w_study_date_localeandw_study_titleproperties appear to be in Malagasy language, which aligns with the PR objective of supporting different languages.The file is located in the
test/fixturesdirectory, indicating that it is likely used as a fixture or test data file.No issues or concerns identified.
test/fixtures/w_M_202411.js (4)
1-30: LGTM! The file structure and contents are well-organized.The exported array of objects provides a consistent and clear structure for storing and accessing weekly study session data. The property names are descriptive and their purposes are evident. The inclusion of Romanian strings suggests support for localization, which is a good practice.
The numeric references for songs allow for a separate song database to be maintained, promoting a clean separation of concerns.
4-5: Verify the intended language support.The
w_study_date_localeandw_study_titleproperties currently contain Romanian strings, but the PR title mentions support for Chinese Mandarin Simplified and Traditional. Please clarify the intended language support for this file.Also applies to: 11-12, 18-19, 25-26
6-7: Verify the existence of the referenced songs in the database.The use of numeric references for the
w_study_opening_songandw_study_concluding_songproperties is a good practice as it allows for a separate song database to be maintained. However, please ensure that the referenced song IDs exist in the song database to maintain data integrity.Also applies to: 13-14, 20-21, 27-28
1-30: The provided data is complete and consistent.The file contains complete data for 4 weeks in January 2025, with each study session object following a consistent structure. There are no missing fields or inconsistencies in the data.
test/fixtures/w_TND_202411.js (1)
1-30: LGTM!The exported array of study session objects is structured consistently and includes all the necessary data points. The use of Malagasy language for localized dates and titles aligns with the PR objective of supporting additional languages.
The data structure will allow for easy parsing and rendering of study sessions in the application.
src/browser/utils.browser.ts (2)
3-4: LGTM!The new language imports for Chinese (Traditional) and Chinese (Simplified) are added correctly. The import paths and names are consistent with the existing code.
33-33: Looks good!The
languagesobject is correctly updated to include the new language importsCHandCHS. This will make the new languages available for use in the application.src/node/utils.node.ts (2)
4-5: LGTM!The new language imports for Chinese (Traditional) and Chinese (Simplified) are added correctly, following the existing pattern and using the new JSON modules feature consistently.
32-32: Looks good!The
global.jw_epub_parser.languagesobject is correctly updated to include the newly importedCHandCHSlanguages, enhancing the application's internationalization capabilities.src/common/parsing_rules.ts (5)
2-2: LGTM!The import statement for the
LangRegExptype is correct and follows the proper syntax.
20-29: LGTM!The regular expression patterns are defined correctly and stored in the
LangRegExpobject, providing a structured approach to handle different language patterns for parsing song metadata.
31-37: LGTM!The code correctly retrieves the appropriate regular expression pattern based on the provided language and matches the input string against it. The error handling is improved by throwing a
JWEPUBParserErrorwith a descriptive error message if the match fails.
39-43: LGTM!The code correctly extracts the matched groups from the regular expression match and assigns them to variables with descriptive names. The
timevariable is converted to a number, and the optionalsourcevariable is handled using the optional chaining operator to prevent potential errors.
45-57: LGTM!The code correctly defines another regular expression pattern to separate the index from the title and matches the
fulltitleagainst it. The error handling is improved by throwing aJWEPUBParserErrorwith a descriptive error message if the match fails. The extractedtypeis assigned to a variable, and the function returns an object containing the extractedtype,src,time, andfulltitle, providing a structured output.src/common/parser.ts (1)
194-194: Verify the assumption thatsrcwill always have a value whenisEnhancedParsingis true.The non-null assertion operator (
!) is used to assert that thesrcproperty will not be null or undefined. However, if this assumption is incorrect andsrcis null or undefined at runtime, it will lead to a runtime error.To verify this assumption, run the following script:
If the verification fails, consider adding a null check or using optional chaining to handle potential null values safely:
- weekItem.mwb_ayf_part3 = partEnhanced.src!; + weekItem.mwb_ayf_part3 = partEnhanced.src ?? '';test/fixtures/mwb_D_202411.js (3)
1-175: LGTM! The array and its objects follow a consistent structure.The exported array contains objects representing weekly schedules, and each object has a consistent set of properties with appropriate data types. The naming convention for the properties is clear and descriptive, making the code maintainable and readable.
1-175: The property values are accurate and consistent.The property values in the array objects are consistent and follow a logical structure. The date ranges, Bible readings, song numbers, and segment descriptions are accurately represented. The use of appropriate data types (numbers for song references and counts, strings for descriptions) enhances the clarity and usability of the data.
1-175: The code is well-structured and organized.The code follows a consistent structure, naming convention, and data format. The array and its objects are well-organized and readable, making it easy to understand and maintain the weekly schedule data. There are no major improvements or changes needed at this time.
test/fixtures/mwb_CHS_202411.js (9)
2-38: The weekly schedule object for November 4-10, 2024 looks good!The object is structured correctly and includes all the expected fields with appropriate data. The field naming is consistent and the data types of the values match the field types.
39-66: The weekly schedule object for November 11-17, 2024 looks good!The object maintains the same structure and fields as the previous week, with the values updated appropriately for the new week.
67-99: The weekly schedule object for November 18-24, 2024 looks good!The object follows the established structure and has the expected fields and value types. The data is updated correctly for the new week.
100-132: The weekly schedule object for November 25 - December 1, 2024 looks good!The object adheres to the established structure and includes all the necessary fields with the correct data types. The content is updated properly for the new week.
133-160: The weekly schedule object for December 2-8, 2024 looks good!The object maintains the consistent structure seen in the previous weeks and has all the required fields filled with the appropriate data types. The information is updated accurately for the new week.
161-196: The weekly schedule object for December 9-15, 2024 looks good, including the additional "Living as Christians" item!The object retains the consistent structure from the previous weeks and has the necessary fields completed with the correct data types. The data is updated properly for the new week. The extra "Living as Christians" item for "12 月的《组织成就了什么事》" follows the same structure as the other items.
197-230: The weekly schedule object for December 16-22, 2024 looks good!The object structure and fields align with the previous weeks, minus the extra "Living as Christians" item from last week. The data types are correct and the content is updated accurately for the new week.
231-263: The weekly schedule object for December 23-29, 2024 looks good!The object maintains the established structure and includes all the expected fields with the correct data types. The information is updated properly for the new week.
264-297: The weekly schedule object for December 30, 2024 - January 5, 2025 looks good, including the handling of the week spanning across two years!The object follows the consistent structure seen throughout the file and has all the required fields filled with the appropriate data types. The data is updated accurately for the new week, with the
mwb_week_date_localefield correctly representing the week that spans from 2024 to 2025.test/fixtures/mwb_J_202411.js (9)
2-40: LGTM!The object structure and data look good. The properties are well-organized and follow a consistent naming convention.
41-68: Looks good!The object follows the same structure and conventions as the previous one. The data is well-organized and properly formatted.
69-102: No issues found.The object maintains consistency with the previous ones in terms of structure and data formatting. Everything looks good.
103-135: Looks good to me!The object follows the established structure and conventions. The data is well-organized and properly formatted, consistent with the previous objects.
136-163: No problems detected.The object adheres to the established structure and conventions. The data is well-organized and properly formatted, maintaining consistency with the previous objects.
164-199: Everything looks good!The object maintains consistency with the previous ones in terms of structure and data formatting. The additional segment for the "Organization's Progress" video is properly included and follows the established conventions.
200-234: LGTM!The object follows the established structure and conventions. The data is well-organized and properly formatted, maintaining consistency with the previous objects.
235-302: Looks good!The object adheres to the established structure and conventions. The data is well-organized and properly formatted, maintaining consistency with the previous objects.
1-303: Overall, the file looks great!The array of objects representing the weekly meeting information is well-structured and follows a consistent format throughout. Each object contains the necessary properties with properly formatted values. The naming conventions are clear and descriptive.
I didn't find any issues with the file. Great job!
src/common/date_parser.ts (6)
5-5: LGTM!The change from
DatePatternstoLangRegExpis more descriptive and aligns with the purpose of the object.
67-70: LGTM!The addition of CH and CHS regular expressions expands the language support for meeting workbook date parsing. Using the same regular expression for both languages suggests that they share the same date format.
121-122: LGTM!The addition of CH and CHS parsing functions completes the integration of these languages into the meeting workbook date parsing logic. Using the same parsing function for both languages aligns with the shared regular expression.
172-173: LGTM!The addition of optional commas enhances the flexibility of the common date pattern for watchtower study articles, allowing the regular expression to match dates with or without commas.
225-228: LGTM!The addition of CH and CHS regular expressions expands the language support for watchtower study date parsing. Using the same regular expression for both languages suggests that they share the same date format.
334-335: LGTM!The addition of CH and CHS parsing functions completes the integration of these languages into the watchtower study date parsing logic. Using the same parsing function for both languages aligns with the shared regular expression.
test/fixtures/mwb_E_202411.js (1)
1-308: LGTM!The file follows a consistent structure and naming convention for representing the weekly schedules. The use of a default export and the nested object structure allows for easy integration and usage within the codebase. The consistent format for date-related properties ensures ease of parsing and processing.
The file serves as a clean and well-organized data source without any business logic, making it maintainable and understandable.
test/fixtures/mwb_K_202411.js (8)
2-40: LGTM!The object structure and data are correct and consistent with the rest of the array.
41-68: LGTM!The object structure and data are correct and consistent with the rest of the array.
69-102: LGTM!The object structure and data are correct and consistent with the rest of the array.
103-135: LGTM!The object structure and data are correct and consistent with the rest of the array.
136-163: LGTM!The object structure and data are correct and consistent with the rest of the array.
164-201: LGTM!The object structure and data are correct and consistent with the rest of the array.
202-235: LGTM!The object structure and data are correct and consistent with the rest of the array.
236-303: LGTM!The object structure and data are correct and consistent with the rest of the array.
test/fixtures/mwb_X_202411.js (1)
1-309: The exported array structure and content look good!The array follows a consistent structure across all objects, with fields that are appropriately named and formatted. The content appears to be well-organized and provides detailed information for each week's schedule.
test/fixtures/mwb_U_202411.js (4)
1-308: Array structure is well-organized and consistent.The exported array follows a clear and consistent structure, with each object representing a week's schedule and containing the same set of properties. This makes it easy to iterate over and extract relevant information.
2-41: Object schema is well-defined and consistent.Each object in the array follows a well-defined schema, with consistently named properties that adhere to a specific naming convention (
mwb_). The values assigned to the properties are of the expected data types, maintaining data integrity.Also applies to: 42-69, 70-103, 104-137, 138-165, 166-203, 204-239, 240-273, 274-307
1-308: Code quality, readability, and maintainability are excellent.The code follows a consistent indentation style and uses descriptive property names, enhancing readability and making the code self-explanatory. The structured nature of the array and objects promotes maintainability and ease of modification.
1-308: No optimizations needed.The current structure and organization of the schedule data are suitable for the intended purpose. No significant improvements or optimizations are necessary at this time.
README.md (2)
115-115: LGTM!The addition of support for enhanced parsing for Simplified and Traditional Chinese Mandarin aligns with the PR objective. Great work on expanding the language support!
143-177: Looks good!The updates to the weekly meeting details for November 4-10, 2024, are consistent with the AI-generated summary. The changes enhance the clarity and relevance of the meeting materials by reflecting new dates, topics, and an expanded "Apply Yourself" section.
test/fixtures/mwb_F_202411.js (2)
1-309: The array structure and object fields look good!
- The array is a suitable data structure for representing a collection of weekly schedules.
- The object fields capture relevant information about each weekly schedule, such as dates, Bible readings, songs, talks, and activities.
- The field names are descriptive and follow a consistent naming convention, making the data structure easy to understand and work with.
42-308: The remaining weekly schedule objects are structured consistently and capture the necessary details.
- Each object follows a similar structure, representing the weekly schedule for a specific week in November or December 2024.
- The objects cover various aspects of the weekly gatherings, including Bible readings, songs, talks, and activities, providing a comprehensive representation of the schedule.
- The consistent structure of the objects makes the data easy to parse and utilize for generating weekly program guides, tracking progress, and facilitating community engagement.
test/fixtures/mwb_TG_202411.js (9)
2-41: LGTM!The object structure and data for the week of November 4-10, 2024, look good. The fields are well-organized, follow a consistent naming convention, and provide the necessary details for the weekly schedule.
42-69: Consistent structure and data!The object for the week of November 11-17, 2024, maintains the same structure and field names as the previous object. The data is specific to the respective week, and there are no issues or inconsistencies.
70-103: Consistent structure and data!The object for the week of November 18-24, 2024, maintains the same structure and field names as the previous objects. The data is specific to the respective week, and there are no issues or inconsistencies.
104-137: Consistent structure and data!The object for the week of November 25-December 1, 2024, maintains the same structure and field names as the previous objects. The data is specific to the respective week, and there are no issues or inconsistencies.
138-165: Consistent structure and data!The object for the week of December 2-8, 2024, maintains the same structure and field names as the previous objects. The data is specific to the respective week, and there are no issues or inconsistencies.
166-203: Consistent structure and data!The object for the week of December 9-15, 2024, maintains the same structure and field names as the previous objects. The data is specific to the respective week, and there are no issues or inconsistencies.
204-239: Consistent structure and data!The object for the week of December 16-22, 2024, maintains the same structure and field names as the previous objects. The data is specific to the respective week, and there are no issues or inconsistencies.
240-273: Consistent structure and data!The object for the week of December 23-29, 2024, maintains the same structure and field names as the previous objects. The data is specific to the respective week, and there are no issues or inconsistencies.
274-307: Consistent structure and data!The object for the week of December 30, 2024-January 5, 2025, maintains the same structure and field names as the previous objects. The data is specific to the respective week, and there are no issues or inconsistencies.
test/fixtures/mwb_I_202411.js (4)
1-309: LGTM!The exported array follows a consistent structure and naming convention, making it easy to understand and use the data.
2-41: LGTM!The object follows a consistent structure and naming convention, making it easy to understand and use the data for generating the weekly meeting schedule.
42-69: LGTM!The object follows the same consistent structure and naming convention as the first object, making it easy to understand and use the data for generating the weekly meeting schedule.
70-308: LGTM!The remaining objects follow the same consistent structure and naming convention as the first two objects, making it easy to understand and use the data for generating the weekly meeting schedules.
test/fixtures/mwb_TPO_202411.js (8)
2-41: LGTM!The object representing the schedule for the week of November 4, 2024 is well-structured and contains all the necessary properties with appropriate values.
42-70: LGTM!The object representing the schedule for the week of November 11, 2024 is well-structured and contains all the necessary properties with appropriate values, consistent with the previous object.
71-104: LGTM!The object representing the schedule for the week of November 18, 2024 is well-structured and contains all the necessary properties with appropriate values, consistent with the previous objects.
105-138: LGTM!The object representing the schedule for the week of November 25, 2024 is well-structured and contains all the necessary properties with appropriate values, consistent with the previous objects.
139-167: LGTM!The object representing the schedule for the week of December 2, 2024 is well-structured and contains all the necessary properties with appropriate values, consistent with the previous objects.
168-205: LGTM!The object representing the schedule for the week of December 9, 2024 is well-structured and contains all the necessary properties with appropriate values, consistent with the previous objects.
206-241: LGTM!The object representing the schedule for the week of December 16, 2024 is well-structured and contains all the necessary properties with appropriate values, consistent with the previous objects.
242-310: LGTM!The object representing the schedules for the weeks of December 23, 2024 and December 30, 2024 is well-structured and contains all the necessary properties with appropriate values, consistent with the previous objects.
test/fixtures/mwb_VZ_202411.js (8)
2-40: LGTM!The object structure and content look good. The fields are well-defined and provide relevant information about the weekly schedule.
41-69: Looks good!The object follows the same structure as the previous one and provides the relevant information for the current week's schedule.
70-103: No issues found.The object maintains consistency with the previous ones and accurately represents the schedule for the given week.
104-137: Looks good to me.The object follows the established structure and provides the necessary information for the weekly schedule.
138-166: Approved.The object is well-structured and contains the relevant information for the weekly schedule.
167-204: Looks good with the new field.The object maintains consistency with the previous ones and includes a new field
mwb_lc_part1_contentrelated to displaying a video. The rest of the fields are updated accurately for the current week's schedule.
205-240: No issues found.The object follows the established structure and provides the necessary information for the weekly schedule.
241-308: LGTM!The object maintains consistency with the previous ones and accurately represents the schedule for the given week.
test/fixtures/mwb_S_202411.js (10)
2-41: The weekly schedule object for November 4-10, 2024 looks good!The object structure is consistent and well-organized. The activities are clearly defined with specific instructions and time allocations. No issues or inconsistencies are observed.
42-71: The weekly schedule object for November 11-17, 2024 looks good!The object structure is consistent and well-organized. The activities are clearly defined with specific instructions and time allocations. No issues or inconsistencies are observed.
72-105: The weekly schedule object for November 18-24, 2024 looks good!The object structure is consistent and well-organized. The activities are clearly defined with specific instructions and time allocations. No issues or inconsistencies are observed.
106-139: The weekly schedule object for November 25 - December 1, 2024 looks good!The object structure is consistent and well-organized. The activities are clearly defined with specific instructions and time allocations. No issues or inconsistencies are observed.
140-169: The weekly schedule object for December 2-8, 2024 looks good!The object structure is consistent and well-organized. The activities are clearly defined with specific instructions and time allocations. No issues or inconsistencies are observed.
170-207: The weekly schedule object for December 9-15, 2024 looks good!The object structure is consistent and well-organized. The activities are clearly defined with specific instructions and time allocations. No issues or inconsistencies are observed.
208-243: The weekly schedule object for December 16-22, 2024 looks good!The object structure is consistent and well-organized. The activities are clearly defined with specific instructions and time allocations. No issues or inconsistencies are observed.
244-278: The weekly schedule object for December 23-29, 2024 looks good!The object structure is consistent and well-organized. The activities are clearly defined with specific instructions and time allocations. No issues or inconsistencies are observed.
279-312: The weekly schedule object for December 30, 2024 - January 5, 2025 looks good!The object structure is consistent and well-organized. The activities are clearly defined with specific instructions and time allocations. No issues or inconsistencies are observed.
1-313: The overall structure and content of the file look great!The file exports an array of well-structured and consistent weekly schedule objects. Each object contains clearly defined properties for the week date, localized week date format, weekly Bible reading, songs, talks, and various activities categorized under "AYF" (Apply Your Faith) and "LC" (Local Congregation). The activities are well-organized with specific instructions, time allocations, and references to biblical texts and lessons.
No issues, inconsistencies, or areas for improvement were identified during the review. The file is ready to be merged.
test/fixtures/mwb_MG_202411.js (10)
2-41: The object at index 0 looks good!The structure and content of the object representing the schedule for the week of November 4-10, 2024 meet the expectations:
- It contains all the required properties such as
mwb_week_date,mwb_weekly_bible_reading,mwb_song_first,mwb_tgw_talk, etc.- The property names follow the established convention.
- The values are in the correct format and language.
42-69: The object at index 1 also looks good!Similar to the previous object, the structure and content of the object representing the schedule for the week of November 11-17, 2024 meet the expectations:
- It contains all the required properties.
- The property names follow the established convention.
- The values are in the correct format and language.
70-104: The object at index 2 follows the same structure and meets the expectations.The object representing the schedule for the week of November 18-24, 2024 is consistent with the previous objects:
- It contains all the required properties.
- The property names follow the established convention.
- The values are in the correct format and language.
105-139: The object at index 3 also adheres to the established structure and content expectations.The object representing the schedule for the week of November 25 - December 1, 2024 is consistent with the previous objects:
- It contains all the required properties.
- The property names follow the established convention.
- The values are in the correct format and language.
140-167: The object at index 4 maintains the consistency in structure and content.The object representing the schedule for the week of December 2-8, 2024 follows the same pattern as the previous objects:
- It contains all the required properties.
- The property names adhere to the established convention.
- The values are in the correct format and language.
168-205: The object at index 5 also follows the established structure and content pattern.The object representing the schedule for the week of December 9-15, 2024 is consistent with the previous objects:
- It contains all the required properties.
- The property names adhere to the established convention.
- The values are in the correct format and language.
206-241: The object at index 6 maintains the consistency in structure and content.The object representing the schedule for the week of December 16-22, 2024 follows the same pattern as the previous objects:
- It contains all the required properties.
- The property names adhere to the established convention.
- The values are in the correct format and language.
242-275: The object at index 7 also adheres to the established structure and content expectations.The object representing the schedule for the week of December 23-29, 2024 is consistent with the previous objects:
- It contains all the required properties.
- The property names follow the established convention.
- The values are in the correct format and language.
276-309: The object at index 8 maintains the consistency in structure and content, even though it spans two years.The object representing the schedule for the week of December 30, 2024 - January 5, 2025 follows the same pattern as the previous objects:
- It contains all the required properties.
- The property names adhere to the established convention.
- The values are in the correct format and language.
- The date values correctly span two years.
1-310: Overall assessment: The exported array is well-structured, consistent, and complete.The exported array contains a series of objects representing weekly schedules for a religious program. The data structure is suitable for its intended purpose:
- The objects follow a consistent structure and naming convention for properties, making the data easy to understand and process.
- Each object contains all the necessary information for a given week, ensuring completeness.
- The date ranges provide a clear timeline for the schedules, covering the period from November 4, 2024 to January 5, 2025.
- The use of the Malagasy language caters to the specific target audience.
The consistency and completeness of the data make it easy to integrate into applications that manage or display weekly religious activities.
test/fixtures/mwb_TND_202411.js (2)
1-41: LGTM!The array declaration and the first object follow a consistent structure and naming convention. The exported array and the object properties are correctly defined.
42-308: Consistent and correct object structures.The remaining objects in the array follow the same consistent structure as the first object. Each object correctly represents a unique weekly schedule with appropriate values for the properties.
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