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src/features/import-projects/helpers.ts (2)
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139-150: Refactor to eliminate code duplication between project update and creationThe logic for updating an existing project and creating a new one is similar, especially in constructing the project object. Refactoring this into a separate function can reduce duplication and improve maintainability.
Consider creating a helper function to build the project object:
const buildProjectObject = (params: { id: string; title: string; description: string; image: string; url: string; descriptionHtml: string; descriptionSummary: string; projectId: string; source: string; rfRounds: string[]; existingProject?: Project; }): Project => { return { ...(params.existingProject || {}), id: params.id, title: params.title, description: params.description, image: params.image, url: params.url, descriptionHtml: params.descriptionHtml, descriptionSummary: params.descriptionSummary, projectId: params.projectId, source: params.source, rfRounds: params.rfRounds, lastUpdatedTimestamp: new Date(), imported: true, totalVouches: params.existingProject?.totalVouches || 0, totalFlags: params.existingProject?.totalFlags || 0, totalAttests: params.existingProject?.totalAttests || 0, }; };Then use this function in both update and create operations.
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139-150: Be cautious with spreadingexistingProjectwhen updatingUsing the spread operator on
existingProjectmight unintentionally include properties that should not be updated. Consider explicitly specifying the properties to include inupdatedProjectto avoid unintended side effects.
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50-114: Improved project removal logic with comprehensive error handlingThe new implementation for handling project removal is well-structured and covers various scenarios effectively. The error handling and logging have been significantly improved, which will aid in debugging and monitoring.
For consistency with other error logging in this function, consider updating the log message on line 108:
console.log( - `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to update project rfRounds. Project ID: ${id}` + `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to update project rfRounds. Project ID: ${id}, Error: ${updateError.message}` );
152-167: Improved error handling and logging for project updatesThe implementation of the database update operation with a try-catch block ensures robust error handling. The inclusion of the error message in the log is a significant improvement that will aid in debugging.
For consistency and to provide even more context, consider adding the project title to the log messages:
console.log( - `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - INFO: Project Updated. Project ID: ${id}` + `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - INFO: Project Updated. Project ID: ${id}, Title: ${title}` ); console.log( - `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to update project. Project ID: ${id}, Error: ${error.message}` + `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to update project. Project ID: ${id}, Title: ${title}, Error: ${error.message}` );
189-207: Improved project creation logic with consistent return valueThe implementation of new project creation with a try-catch block ensures proper error handling. The consistent return of
idat the end of the function is good for error handling in the calling function.However, the error logging for project creation failures could be improved:
console.log( - `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to create project. Project ID: ${id}` + `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to create project. Project ID: ${id}, Title: ${title}, Error: ${error.message}` );This change will provide more context for debugging project creation failures.
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src/features/import-projects/helpers.ts (2)
117-118: LGTM: Improved description handling with summary creationThe addition of
descriptionSummaryusing thegetHtmlTextSummaryfunction is a good improvement. It ensures that a summary is always created, whether from HTML or plain text description, which can be useful for display purposes or search optimization.
148-150: LGTM: Proper update ofrfRoundsandimportedflagThe changes correctly update the
rfRoundsproperty by converting the Set back to an Array, which is necessary for storage. Setting theimportedflag to true ensures that the project is marked as successfully imported. These updates maintain data integrity and reflect the current state of the project accurately.
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src/features/import-projects/helpers.ts (2)
50-114: Improved project removal logic with better error handlingThe changes in this segment significantly improve the project removal process. The code now handles various scenarios, including updating
rfRounds, deleting projects, and marking projects as not imported when deletion fails. The error handling and logging have been enhanced, which will aid in debugging and monitoring.Consider adding more context to the error log when failing to update
rfRounds:- `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to update project rfRounds. Project ID: ${id}` + `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to update project rfRounds. Project ID: ${id}, Error: ${updateError.message}`
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170-204: Enhance error logging for project creationThe project creation logic is well-implemented and covers all relevant project properties. However, the error logging could be improved to include more details about the error.
Consider updating the error log to include the error message:
- `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to create project. Project ID: ${id}` + `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to create project. Project ID: ${id}, Error: ${error.message}`This will provide more context when debugging project creation failures.
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src/features/import-projects/helpers.ts (4)
117-118: Good addition of description summaryThe introduction of
descriptionSummaryusing thegetHtmlTextSummaryhelper function is a good improvement. It enhances the handling of project descriptions and keeps the main function clean by delegating the summary creation to a separate function.
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139-167: Improved project update logic with better error handlingThe changes in this segment enhance the project update process. The code now updates all relevant project properties and includes improved error handling with detailed error messages in the logs. This will greatly aid in debugging and monitoring the update process.
207-207: Consistent return of project IDThe addition of
return id;at the end of the function ensures that it always returns the project ID, regardless of the operations performed. This improves the consistency and predictability of the function's behavior.
32-32: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider throwing an error instead of returning
idwhendataSourceis not availableWhile returning
idensures consistency in the function's return value, it might mask the critical issue of a missing data source. Consider throwing an error instead, which would allow the calling function to handle this failure more explicitly.Apply this diff to throw an error:
- return id; + throw new Error(`Failed to UPSERT project. Data source not found. Project ID: ${id}`);Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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src/features/import-projects/helpers.ts (4)
48-52: Approve skipping projects marked for removalThis change improves efficiency by avoiding unnecessary processing of projects marked for removal. It aligns with the updated requirements.
Consider adding a log statement to track skipped projects:
if (prelimResult && project[prelimResult] === "Remove") { + console.log(`[${new Date().toISOString()}] - INFO: Skipping project marked for removal. Project ID: ${id}`); return; }
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75-103: Approve updates to existing project handlingThe changes to the update logic for existing projects are well-implemented. The use of a query builder for the update operation is a good choice for efficiency. The error handling and logging improvements are also valuable additions.
For consistency with the error logging, consider adding the project ID to the success log message:
console.log( - `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - INFO: Project Updated. Project ID: ${id}` + `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - INFO: Project Updated. Project ID: ${id}, Title: ${title}` );This will provide more context in the logs, making it easier to track specific project updates.
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106-140: Approve new project creation logicThe changes to the creation logic for new projects are well-implemented. The use of a query builder for the insert operation is a good choice for efficiency. The error handling and logging improvements are also valuable additions.
For consistency with the error logging and the update logic, consider adding more details to both the success and error log messages:
console.log( - `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - INFO: Project Created. Project ID: ${id}` + `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - INFO: Project Created. Project ID: ${id}, Title: ${title}` );console.log( - `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to create project. Project ID: ${id}` + `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to create project. Project ID: ${id}, Error: ${error.message}` );These changes will provide more context in the logs, making it easier to track specific project creations and diagnose issues.
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1-140: Overall assessment: Improved project handling with a significant behavior changeThe changes to the
updateOrCreateProjectfunction are generally positive, improving efficiency, error handling, and logging. The use of query builders for database operations is a good choice for performance.The most significant change in this update is the handling of projects marked for removal. Instead of attempting to delete these projects, they are now skipped entirely. This is a major shift in behavior that should be clearly communicated to other team members and documented appropriately. Consider the following actions:
- Update the function's documentation to clearly state this new behavior.
- Ensure that any code relying on the previous deletion behavior is updated accordingly.
- If there's a need to clean up projects marked for removal, consider implementing a separate process for this task.
These changes represent a good step forward in the project's development, but it's crucial to ensure that all stakeholders are aware of the new approach to handling removed projects.
src/features/import-projects/retroList/helper.ts (1)
116-141: Refactor suggestion: Handle concurrency when marking projects as not imported.The logic for marking projects as not imported is correct. However, there's a concurrency issue with the use of
forEachand async operations.Consider using
Promise.allto handle the async operations concurrently:if (projectsToMakeUnImported.length > 0) { const unimportPromises = projectsToMakeUnImported.map(async (project) => { try { await dataSource .createQueryBuilder() .update(Project) .set({ imported: false, rfRounds: [round] }) .where("id = :id", { id: project.id }) .execute(); console.log( `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - INFO: Project marked as not imported. Project ID: ${project.id}` ); } catch (updateError: any) { console.log( `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to mark project as not imported. Project ID: ${project.id}. Error: ${updateError.message}` ); } }); await Promise.all(unimportPromises); }This approach ensures that all operations for marking projects as not imported are processed concurrently, improving efficiency.
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src/features/import-projects/helpers.ts (1)
53-54: LGTM: Description summary additionThe addition of a description summary is a good improvement. It uses the
getHtmlTextSummaryfunction appropriately to generate a concise summary from either the HTML description or the plain text description.src/features/import-projects/retroList/helper.ts (3)
10-28: LGTM: Proper error handling and data source retrieval.The function starts with appropriate null checking for the
newListparameter and handles the case where the data source is not found. This is a good practice for robust error handling.
30-50: LGTM: Efficient project filtering logic.The code effectively filters projects based on their preliminary results and current round. The early return when no projects need manipulation is a good optimization.
10-142: Overall assessment: Good implementation with room for improvement in concurrency handling.The
manageProjectRemovalsfunction effectively manages project removals and updates based on the new list and current round. The logic for filtering, updating, and categorizing projects is sound, and there's good error handling throughout the function.Main points for improvement:
- Address concurrency issues in project updates, removals, and marking as not imported by using
Promise.allinstead offorEachwith async operations.- Consider implementing database transactions to ensure atomicity of operations, especially when dealing with multiple database updates.
These improvements will enhance the robustness and efficiency of the function, particularly when dealing with a large number of projects.
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src/features/import-projects/helpers.ts (3)
48-52: LGTM: Skip processing for projects marked for removalThe new conditional block effectively implements the functionality to skip processing of projects marked for removal. This aligns with the intended behavior and looks good.
Consider adding a log statement to track skipped projects:
if (prelimResult && project[prelimResult] === "Remove") { + console.log(`[${new Date().toISOString()}] - INFO: Skipping project marked for removal. Project ID: ${id}`); return; }
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56-100: LGTM: Improved update logic for existing projectsThe changes in the update logic for existing projects are well-implemented and improve the overall robustness of the function. Key improvements include:
- More comprehensive checks for determining if an update is needed.
- Ensuring uniqueness of
rfRoundsusing a Set.- Constructing a more complete updated project object.
- Proper error handling for the update operation.
These changes align with best practices and enhance the reliability of the update process.
Consider including the error stack trace in the error log for easier debugging:
console.log( - `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to update project. Project ID: ${id}, Error: ${error.message}` + `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to update project. Project ID: ${id}, Error: ${error.message}\nStack: ${error.stack}` );
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103-137: LGTM: Improved creation logic for new projectsThe changes in the creation logic for new projects are well-implemented and improve the overall robustness of the function. Key improvements include:
- Constructing a more comprehensive new project object.
- Proper error handling for the insert operation.
These changes align with best practices and enhance the reliability of the creation process.
Similar to the update logic, consider including the error stack trace in the error log for easier debugging:
console.log( - `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to create project. Project ID: ${id}, Error: ${error.message}` + `[${new Date().toISOString()}] - ERROR: Failed to create project. Project ID: ${id}, Error: ${error.message}\nStack: ${error.stack}` );
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src/features/import-projects/helpers.ts (3)
10-10: LGTM: Typo correction in parameter nameThe change from
sourConfigtosourceConfigcorrects a typo in the parameter name, improving code readability and consistency.
53-54: LGTM: Added support for description summaryThe introduction of
descriptionSummaryis a good addition. It provides a concise version of the project description, which can be useful for displaying project information in limited space contexts.
22-22: LGTM: New field added to support removal functionalityThe addition of
prelimResultto the destructuredsourceConfigobject supports the new "Remove" functionality. This change looks good.Please ensure that the
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src/features/import-projects/retroList/projects4.json (4)
1-56: LGTM: JSON structure is well-formed and consistent.The overall structure of the JSON file is correct. It contains an array of three project objects, each with consistent key-value pairs. The syntax follows proper JSON formatting rules.
1-56: Security and privacy review: No immediate concerns identified.After reviewing the entire file for potential security or privacy issues:
- The unique identifiers (id, metadataId, applicationId) appear to be non-sensitive hashes.
- Image URLs use Google Cloud Storage, which is a standard and generally secure practice.
- No obvious personal information or secrets are exposed in the file.
However, please ensure that:
- The Google Cloud Storage bucket has appropriate access controls.
- The unique identifiers don't correspond to any sensitive internal data structures.
38-55: Verify repeated address and consistent ballot inclusion.
The
addressfield (line 46) is identical to the address in the second project. Please verify if this is intentional or if it's an error. If these are separate projects, they would typically have different addresses.The
includedInBallotsfield is consistently set to 0 across all projects. Please confirm if this is intentional or if these values need to be updated individually for each project.To check for duplicate addresses across projects, run:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for duplicate addresses in the JSON file # Test: Extract addresses and check for duplicates jq '.[].address' src/features/import-projects/retroList/projects4.json | sort | uniq -d
20-37: Consistent address format issue and ballot inclusion verification needed.
The
addressfield (line 28) shows the same truncation issue as the previous project. This consistency suggests it might be intentional, but please verify if the full Ethereum addresses should be included.The
includedInBallotsfield is set to 0. Please confirm if this is the correct value for all projects or if it needs to be updated individually.To check the consistency of
includedInBallotsvalues across all projects, run:#!/bin/bash # Description: Check consistency of includedInBallots values # Test: Extract and display all includedInBallots values jq '.[].includedInBallots' src/features/import-projects/retroList/projects4.json
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