Develop #526
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…in-smaller-screens 500 code script overflows in smaller screens
…ings and enhance model field sizes
501 add repetition to hints
…hintpage 517 add a switch to createhintpage
…n and optimize image size
…-to-sequelizeenum 507 change sequelizestring to sequelizeenum
…g-updated 521 hint values arent being updated
…ontend/npm_and_yarn-be4b90d81e Bump vite from 5.4.11 to 5.4.14 in /frontend in the npm_and_yarn group
… repetitionType; update Dockerfile and package.json for dependency versioning
…nd replace with fetching all helpers with links
merge request Agent 1.0.2 into develop branch
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backend/src/service/statistics.service.js (1)
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13-19: Database query optimization needed! 💪Instead of fetching all logs and processing them in memory, we could leverage database aggregation.
Here's a more efficient approach using Sequelize's aggregation:
const logs = await GuideLog.findAll({ attributes: [ 'guideType', [ db.Sequelize.fn( 'COUNT', db.Sequelize.col('id') ), 'count' ], [ db.Sequelize.fn( 'DATE_TRUNC', 'month', db.Sequelize.col('showingTime') ), 'month' ] ], where: { guideType: Number(guideType), showingTime: { [db.Sequelize.Op.gte]: twoMonthsAgo, }, }, group: ['guideType', 'month'] });backend/src/utils/popup.helper.js (1)
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13-24: These URL validations need more security sauce! 🔒The URL validation could be strengthened to prevent security issues.
const validateRelativeUrl = (value, fieldName) => { if (!value) return; + // Prevent directory traversal + if (value.includes('..')) { + throw new Error(`Invalid URL for ${fieldName}: Path traversal not allowed`); + } + // Ensure proper character encoding + if (!/^[\w\-./]+$/.test(value)) { + throw new Error(`Invalid URL for ${fieldName}: Contains invalid characters`); + } try { new URL(value); } catch (error) { if (value.startsWith('/')) { return; } throw new Error(`Invalid URL for ${fieldName}: ${error.message}`); } };frontend/src/scenes/popup/PopupDefaultPage.jsx (1)
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36-44: Mom's spaghetti: DRY up this component!This conditional rendering logic is duplicated across multiple components (HintDefaultPage, PopupDefaultPage). Consider extracting it into a shared higher-order component.
// Create a shared HOC const withAutoOpen = (WrappedComponent) => { return (props) => { const { state } = useLocation(); const { isOpen } = useDialog(); return (isOpen || state?.autoOpen) ? <WrappedComponent {...props} autoOpen={state?.autoOpen} /> : null; }; }; // Usage const AutoOpenCreatePopupPage = withAutoOpen(CreatePopupPage);
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backend/src/service/statistics.service.js (2)
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21-27: Cleanup on aisle 5! 🧹The
guideTypecheck in the reduce function is redundant since we're already filtering byguideTypein the query.const { thisMonthViews, lastMonthViews } = logs.reduce( (acc, log) => { - if (log.guideType !== guideType) { - return acc; - } if (log.showingTime >= thisMonth) { acc.thisMonthViews += 1;
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32-36: Math anxiety intensifies! 🤔The percentage calculation could be simplified and made safer by using nullish coalescing.
- const percentageDifference = - lastMonthViews === 0 - ? 0 - : Math.round( - ((thisMonthViews - lastMonthViews) / lastMonthViews) * 100 - ); + const percentageDifference = Math.round( + ((thisMonthViews - lastMonthViews) / (lastMonthViews ?? 1)) * 100 + ) ?? 0;backend/src/models/Hint.js (1)
47-47: Expanded hintContent length
Arms heavy with relief—enlarging to 2047 characters is dope, but confirm you really need all that space.backend/migrations/0005-1.0-banner.js (2)
19-22: closeButtonAction as STRING(31)
Knees weak but code strong—be sure you truly need that many characters or consider an ENUM from the start.
67-68: Fetching existing banners
Palms sweaty over potential huge results—this bulk load is good, just watch for performance if the table grows huge.backend/migrations/0008-1.0-popup.js (5)
18-21: closeButtonAction as STRING(31)
Mom’s spaghetti quiver—still a wide limit, consider an ENUM if the set is finite.
26-29: url field
Knees weak if no validation—allowing null can be flexible, but watch for potential misuse.
63-66: content field
Arms still heavy—expanding to 2047 chars is large. Keep performance in mind if content becomes huge.
79-81: repetitionType as STRING(31)
Knees weak—like banners, consider an ENUM if the values are locked in.
87-88: Fetching existing popups
Mom’s spaghetti spilt—this mass load is workable, but watch for performance overhead with a big dataset.backend/migrations/0006-1.0-hint.js (1)
92-130: Mind the data transitions when removing and adding columns
With sweaty palms and a heartbeat steady, ensure that existing data won't up and require heavy rework. The approach of removing columns and then adding columns with ENUM types is bold—just confirm there's no data slip in that moment between column drops.jsAgent/tour.js (1)
3-8: Implement the tour logic
Knees weak or not, theinitfunction is bare-bones. Think about hooking up real functionality—like an actual guided tour—to avoid a mid-sentence fade-out. This is your shot to unify the new “tour” concept with a smooth on-page experience.frontend/Dockerfile_nginx_html (1)
8-12: Nginx config approach
You commented out the custom Nginx config line—maybe that’s just sweaty palms. If you need specific rewrites or security headers, reintroduce or revise it. Otherwise, you’re good to host.backend/src/models/Team.js (1)
11-11: Why 63 characters though? Drop that documentation! 📝The specific choice of 63 characters seems arbitrary. Consider adding a comment explaining this limit.
name: { type: DataTypes.STRING(63), + // Maximum length of 63 characters aligns with DNS naming conventions allowNull: false, },backend/src/models/Banner.js (1)
25-25: These color strings need validation, yo! 🎨For the color fields:
- Add hex color validation
- Consider using a color validation library
- Ensure 15 characters is sufficient for all color formats (hex, rgb, rgba)
fontColor: { type: DataTypes.STRING(15), allowNull: false, defaultValue: '#FFFFFF', + validate: { + is: /^#([A-Fa-f0-9]{6}|[A-Fa-f0-9]{3})$/i + } },Also applies to: 30-30, 35-35
backend/src/utils/guide.helper.js (1)
1-1: Yo dawg, make sure this settings import is rock solid!The settings import is using a relative path. Consider using path aliases to make imports more maintainable and less brittle.
-const settings = require('../../config/settings'); +const settings = require('@config/settings');frontend/src/scenes/hints/HintDefaultPage.jsx (1)
13-13: Knees weak: Add type checking for location state!Consider adding PropTypes or TypeScript to validate the shape of the location state. The optional chaining is good, but type safety would be better.
// Add PropTypes HintDefaultPage.propTypes = { location: PropTypes.shape({ state: PropTypes.shape({ autoOpen: PropTypes.bool }) }) };Also applies to: 35-42
frontend/src/scenes/popup/PopupDefaultPage.jsx (1)
13-14: There's vomit on his sweater already: Fix that indentation!The indentation is inconsistent with the rest of the file.
- const { state } = useLocation(); - - const { isOpen } = useDialog(); + const { state } = useLocation(); + const { isOpen } = useDialog();backend/migrations/0001-1.0-helperlink.js (1)
21-33: Yo! The string length for color fields seems a bit sus 🍝The string length of 15 characters for color fields (
headerBackgroundColor,linkFontColor,iconColor) seems excessive since:
- Standard hex colors need only 7 chars (#RRGGBB)
- Extended hex colors with alpha need only 9 chars (#RRGGBBAA)
Consider optimizing storage by reducing the length to 9 characters if alpha channel support is needed.
- type: Sequelize.STRING(15), + type: Sequelize.STRING(9),frontend/src/scenes/links/LinksDefaultPage.jsx (1)
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29-37: Props validation's heavy, but we gotta do it right! 🍝The
NewLinksPopupcomponent receives several props but lacks PropTypes validation. Consider adding:+import PropTypes from 'prop-types'; const NewLinksPopup = ({ autoOpen, isEdit, itemId, setItemsUpdated, setIsEdit }) => { // ... component implementation }; +NewLinksPopup.propTypes = { + autoOpen: PropTypes.bool, + isEdit: PropTypes.bool.isRequired, + itemId: PropTypes.number, + setItemsUpdated: PropTypes.func.isRequired, + setIsEdit: PropTypes.func.isRequired +};backend/src/utils/hint.helper.js (2)
23-30: Mom's spaghetti says we should add type validation!While the validation looks good, consider adding array type checking for
settings.hint.repetitionto prevent runtime errors.body('repetitionType') .isString() .notEmpty() .withMessage('RepetitionType is required') .custom((value) => { + if (!Array.isArray(settings.hint.repetition)) { + throw new Error('Configuration error: hint.repetition must be an array'); + } return settings.hint.repetition.includes(value); }) .withMessage('Invalid value for repetitionType'),
48-50: Keep it consistent like mom's recipe!The tooltipPlacement validation should follow the same pattern as repetitionType for consistency and safety.
body('tooltipPlacement') .notEmpty() .withMessage('tooltipPlacement is required') .isString() - .isIn(settings.hint.tooltipPlacement) + .custom((value) => { + if (!Array.isArray(settings.hint.tooltipPlacement)) { + throw new Error('Configuration error: hint.tooltipPlacement must be an array'); + } + return settings.hint.tooltipPlacement.includes(value); + }) .withMessage('Invalid value for tooltipPlacement'),jsAgent/banner.js (1)
1-9: These inline styles are making me nervous!Heavy use of inline styles with !important flags makes maintenance difficult and could cause conflicts. Consider moving styles to a CSS file.
- <div class="bw-banner" id="bw-banner-{{id}}" data-id="{{dataId}}" style="position: absolute !important; top: 25px !important; z-index: 999999 !important; background-color: #5e4b7b !important; left: calc(50% - 435px / 2) !important; line-height: 13px !important; font-weight: 400 !important; display: flex !important; align-items: center !important; justify-content: space-between !important; border-radius: 5px !important; width: 435px !important;"> + <div class="bw-banner bw-banner-fixed" id="bw-banner-{{id}}" data-id="{{dataId}}">Add a CSS file with:
.bw-banner-fixed { position: absolute; top: 25px; z-index: 999999; background-color: #5e4b7b; left: calc(50% - 435px / 2); line-height: 13px; font-weight: 400; display: flex; align-items: center; justify-content: space-between; border-radius: 5px; width: 435px; }backend/src/utils/banner.helper.js (1)
21-22: Mom's spaghetti moment: URL validation could be stronger! 🍝While the boolean check is cleaner, we might want to add some additional validation for security.
Consider adding URL sanitization:
const needsUrl = ['open url', 'open url in a new tab'].includes(req.body.closeButtonAction); -return !needsUrl || (needsUrl && value); +return !needsUrl || (needsUrl && value && isValidUrl(value)); + +function isValidUrl(url) { + try { + const parsed = new URL(url); + return ['http:', 'https:'].includes(parsed.protocol); + } catch { + return false; + } +}jsAgent/popup.js (2)
40-40: Consider extracting inline styles to a dedicated stylesheet.Yo! While using
!importantflags might be necessary to prevent style conflicts with host pages, having this many inline styles makes the code harder to maintain. Consider:
- Moving styles to a dedicated CSS module
- Using CSS-in-JS solutions
- Implementing responsive design patterns
- <div style='position: fixed !important; ...'> + <div class="bw-modal">And in a separate CSS module:
.bw-modal { position: fixed !important; /* other styles */ }Also applies to: 53-54, 56-56
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118-127: Consolidate click event handling logic.Knees weak! The click handling logic is duplicated. Let's make it DRYer:
- item.addEventListener("click", async (e)=>{ - e.preventDefault(); - await bw.links.action(e); - }); - item.addEventListener('auxclick',async function(e) { - e.preventDefault(); - if (e.button == 1) { - await bw.links.action(e); - } - }) + const handleClick = async (e) => { + if (e.type === 'click' || (e.type === 'auxclick' && e.button === 1)) { + e.preventDefault(); + await bw.links.action(e); + } + }; + item.addEventListener("click", handleClick); + item.addEventListener('auxclick', handleClick);jsAgent/hint.js (1)
257-294: This tooltip cue animation is droppin' beats! 🎵Clean implementation of the tooltip cue with:
- Smooth pulse animation
- Proper positioning
- Good visibility
But we could improve performance.
Consider using CSS transform for better performance:
- tooltipCue.style.left = `${rect.right + window.scrollX - 8}px`; - tooltipCue.style.top = `${rect.top + window.scrollY - 8}px`; + tooltipCue.style.transform = `translate(${rect.right - 8}px, ${rect.top - 8}px)`; + tooltipCue.style.position = 'fixed';frontend/src/components/HintPageComponents/HintLeftContent/HintLeftContent.jsx (1)
42-44: Yo dawg, let's make this form validation smoother! 🎵Consider enhancing the form validation UX by:
- Adding real-time validation feedback
- Showing validation status icons
- Implementing a more descriptive error message format
<CustomTextField TextFieldWidth="241px" error={!!errors.url} name="url" value={data.url} + helperText={errors.url} + validateOnChange={true} + startAdornment={ + <InputAdornment position="start"> + {touched.url && !errors.url && <CheckCircleIcon color="success" />} + </InputAdornment> + } onChange={(e) => {Also applies to: 82-91, 115-128, 137-150, 159-172
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[error] 88-88: Use a regular expression literal instead of the RegExp constructor.
Regular expression literals avoid some escaping required in a string literal, and are easier to analyze statically.
Safe fix: Use a literal notation instead.
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[error] 89-89: Use a regular expression literal instead of the RegExp constructor.
Regular expression literals avoid some escaping required in a string literal, and are easier to analyze statically.
Safe fix: Use a literal notation instead.
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[error] 90-90: Use a regular expression literal instead of the RegExp constructor.
Regular expression literals avoid some escaping required in a string literal, and are easier to analyze statically.
Safe fix: Use a literal notation instead.
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[error] 96-96: Use a regular expression literal instead of the RegExp constructor.
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backend/src/models/Hint.js (9)
14-16: Stricter validation with ENUM is a knockout punch
Yo, my palms are sweaty with admiration—this switch from string to ENUM ensures data consistency. Keep spitting that hot code, no messing around!
17-18: New repetitionType field is tight
Knees weak, arms heavy—this addition is slick. Just be sure to handle all possible repetition cases to avoid logic hiccups.
39-41: tooltipPlacement as ENUM is fresh
Mom’s spaghetti vibes—limiting tooltipPlacement to known values helps preserve sanity. Solid improvement!
42-44: Visibility flag isHintIconVisible
Sweaty palms salute—adding a Boolean for controlling icon visibility is a smooth move for toggling front-end elements.
57-57: headerBackgroundColour tightened to STRING(15)
No more messing around—limiting the length and validating the hex code keeps your design game strong.
67-67: headerColour restricted to 15 chars
Knees weak with happiness—this ensures you store valid hex values. Rock on with your structured data!
77-77: textColour field refined
Spaghetti synergy—keeping the text colour in check avoids accidental breakage and fosters clean theming.
87-87: buttonBackgroundColour changed
Palms sweaty about consistent styles—limiting the length and validating the colour fosters stable branding.
97-97: buttonTextColour modified
Mom’s spaghetti triumph—ensuring the text colour adheres to hex constraints is a top-tier design move.backend/migrations/0005-1.0-banner.js (19)
9-18: New banners table structure
This creation soared in, arms heavy from the weight of fresh columns. Great job setting the primary key and constraints.
23-27: Added repetitionType
Mom's spaghetti synergy—“show only once” default is neat. Keep an eye on expansions for other repetition patterns.
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28-31: position column
Sweaty palms over versatility—this is super workable, but confirm your front-end handles top/bottom gracefully.
32-35: url field
Arms heavy—allowing null URL is practical. Just ensure you’re validating user input to avoid unexpected issues.
36-45: fontColour & backgroundColour
Look out! We swapped colour to a maximum length of 15. Good move for storing hex codes or short named colours.
46-50: bannerText field
Mom’s spaghetti in the house—511 characters is generous. Ensure your UI text wrapping is ready for big content.
51-54: actionUrl
Knees trembling—this field being nullable is functional. Might want to ensure it’s properly validated if used.
55-62: createdBy foreign key
Spaghetti synergy—linking to users fosters accountability. Cheque data integrity with references.
64-65: transaction usage
Arms heavy with reliability—wrapping DB ops in a transaction is a life-saver if any step fails.
69-69: Removing closeButtonAction
Knees shaky with transitions—this is a destructive column drop, so keep backups or ensure you’re not losing data.
70-80: Adding new ENUM closeButtonAction
Mom’s spaghetti on the floor—excellent approach for limiting possible actions, ensuring data consistency.
81-82: Removing repetitionType
Knees locked—another column drop. Confirm that old data is properly migrated or no longer needed.
84-94: New repetitionType as ENUM
Sweaty palms—this is neat. “show only once” or “show every visit” is purposeful for user experience.
95-95: Dropping position
Arms heavy from dropping columns—just be sure not to nuke needed data if previously stored.
96-108: Adding position as ENUM
Mom’s spaghetti—restricting values to 'top' or 'bottom' is tidy. Great for consistent banner layouts.
110-124: Bulk updating existing banners
Knees weak with relief—this data migration ensures you’re preserving user data. Good hustle on the mass update logic.
138-138: Dropping the entire table
Mom’s spaghetti is trembling—be mindful that you’ll lose all banner data if reversed.
140-140: Committing transaction
Palms sweaty with success—finalizing the transaction ensures atomic changes.
148-148: End of migration script
Arms heavy—closing out this epic script. Peace out, it’s tidy work.backend/migrations/0008-1.0-popup.js (20)
9-16: Creating popup table
Sweaty palms here—the table definition sets a stable primary key. Good foundation.
22-25: popupSize as STRING(15)
Arms heavy but precise—this might be enough. Double-check the UI logic for all possible sizes.
30-33: actionButtonText
Palms sweaty—this is straightforward. The logic’s all gravy as long as the front end gracefully handles empty values.
34-38: headerBackgroundColour
Mom’s spaghetti-coded approach—limiting to 15 chars is prime for hex codes or short colour strings.
39-43: headerColour
Arms shaky—like above, consistent colour validation is on point. Word up for standardizing.
44-48: textColour
Mom’s spaghetti euphoria—this ensures text stands out properly with accurate hex.
49-53: buttonBackgroundColour
Knees weak—still consistent with the colour approach. Good job, keeps the UI theming crisp.
54-58: buttonTextColour
Palms sweaty with harmony—using typical hex constraints ensures synergy across buttons.
59-62: header field
Mom’s spaghetti never lies—no issues with a simple string header for the popup.
67-70: actionUrl
Sweaty palms—nullable is flexible. Ensure it’s only used if closeButtonAction calls for opening a URL.
71-78: createdBy foreign key
Mom’s spaghetti synergy—tying this to users fosters accountability and auditing.
84-85: Transaction usage
Arms heavy with relief—once again, your transaction is a safe net for these changes. Crisp.
89-89: Removing closeButtonAction
Palms sweaty—stay mindful that we’re dropping data. Ensure the old column was safe to remove.
90-99: Adding new closeButtonAction ENUM
Knees shaky with excitement—this is a more robust approach, limiting options for safer data.
101-101: Dropping popupSize
Arms heavy—double-check that no older references exist to the old column.
103-112: Adding popupSize as ENUM
Mom’s spaghetti is swirling—narrowing possible sizes helps keep your layout consistent.
114-114: Removing repetitionType
Knees weak—again, confirm the old column data’s no longer vital.
116-125: Introducing repetitionType ENUM
Palms sweaty—like banners, reining in possible repetition modes is wise for overall logic.
127-136: Transferring old popup data
Mom’s spaghetti—smooth bulkUpdate ensures no data is left behind. Crisp approach.
160-160: Wrapping up
Arms heavy on the final rung—dropping the table if reversed is big. Make sure that’s truly your fallback.backend/migrations/0006-1.0-hint.js (3)
9-22: Double-check default values for new columns
Don't let your code freeze up, bust a move and ensure that the'show only once'default truly aligns with your functional requirements. In particular, watch out for any references in your codebase that may rely on a different repetition assumption.
132-141: Bulk update logic
Arms might feel heavy, but keep it smooth: confirm that thebulkUpdateis mapping old values properly to the new ENUM columns. Consider adding validations if incoming data doesn't match the new restricted sets.
165-165: Rollback plan
Mom’s spaghetti synergy: the rollback strategy looks correct. Keep in mind though, if these columns get repurposed later, you might need a more detailed approach to revert partial changes without losing data.frontend/Dockerfile_nginx_html (1)
1-7: Use multi-stage build effectively
Mom’s spaghetti or not, your multi-stage build stands solid. If you want to keep your final image lighten’d up, confirm you’re excluding dev dependencies to keep that container as lean as your best bars.backend/src/utils/tour.helper.js (1)
1-1: Let's verify these settings exist, fam! 🔍We should validate that the required settings are present at startup.
✅ Verification successful
Yo dawg, those tour settings are present and accounted for! 🎯
The tour configuration is properly defined in
backend/config/settings.jswith all the required properties: triggeringFrequency, pageTargeting, and themes. We're good to go!🏁 Scripts executed
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backend/src/models/Team.js (1)
11-11: Hold up, we need to check those migrations! 🚀The name field length increase needs corresponding migration files to handle existing data.
backend/src/models/Token.js (2)
15-15: That token length increase looking kinda sus! 🤔The token length increase to 511 characters needs justification. This could affect storage and performance.
✅ Verification successful
Yo, that token length ain't sus at all! It's actually pretty legit! 💯
The 511-character length is appropriate for JWT tokens, which need to accommodate the header, payload (with user data), and signature components. This is a standard practice for secure token storage.
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#!/bin/bash # Check for related token length references rg "token.*length|LENGTH.*token" backend/Length of output: 43
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28-28:⚠️ Potential issueENUM change needs a solid migration plan! 🚀
Converting from STRING to ENUM requires careful migration handling for existing data.
Please ensure there's a migration that:
- Validates existing values against the new ENUM
- Provides a fallback for invalid values
- Updates the column type safely
backend/src/models/User.js (1)
13-13: Yo dawg, these string length increases need validation! 🍝The changes to increase string lengths could potentially affect existing data. We need to ensure:
- Migration scripts properly handle existing data
- No data truncation occurs during the upgrade
- Frontend validation aligns with these new limits
Let's check for any existing data that might be affected:
Also applies to: 17-17, 20-20, 28-28
backend/src/models/Tour.js (2)
40-41: Foreign key reference looking clean! 👌The foreign key reference to 'users' is properly defined.
25-25: Mom's spaghetti moment: ENUM constraints need validation! 🍜Converting string fields to ENUMs requires careful migration. We should:
- Verify all existing values match the new ENUM options
- Have a fallback plan for invalid data
Let's validate existing data against new ENUM constraints:
Also applies to: 29-29, 33-33
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Yo, these ENUM constraints are tighter than mom's spaghetti! 🍝
The implementation is actually solid:
- Values are properly defined in settings
- Controller validates all inputs
- Helper functions ensure data integrity
- Test coverage includes invalid scenarios
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#!/bin/bash # Verify existing values against new ENUM constraints echo "Checking tour data against new ENUM values..." # First, get the allowed values from settings ast-grep --pattern 'tour: { $$$ pageTargeting: [$$$], themes: [$$$], triggeringFrequency: [$$$] $$$ }' backend/config/settings.js # Then check existing data echo "SELECT pageTargeting, theme, triggeringFrequency FROM tours" | \ mysql -N -B --raw guidefoxLength of output: 437
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#!/bin/bash # Find and show the settings file content echo "Looking for settings file..." fd -e js settings # Show the content of any settings files found echo "\nChecking settings content..." rg -A 10 "tour.*pageTargeting" --type js # Look for any direct usage of these fields echo "\nChecking field usage..." rg "pageTargeting|triggeringFrequency|theme" --type jsLength of output: 8030
backend/migrations/0007-1.0-teams.js (1)
17-17: Transaction handling's on point! But let's verify existing data 💪The migration is properly wrapped in a transaction with rollback. However, we should verify existing team names won't be truncated.
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Yo, this migration's clean like mom's spaghetti! 🍝
The field expansion from 50 to 63 chars is safe because:
- No existing team names exceed current limit
- Transaction handling's solid
- It's an expansion, not a reduction
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backend/src/utils/guide.helper.js (1)
4-5: Mom's spaghetti alert: Verify hex color validation requirements!The regex allows 4 and 8 digit hex codes (including alpha channel). Verify if this matches the application's color format requirements.
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Yo, the hex color validation is straight fire! 🔥
The regex supports all standard CSS hex color formats (3, 4, 6, and 8 digits). While the codebase primarily uses 6-digit (#RRGGBB) and occasionally 8-digit (#RRGGBBAA) formats, supporting the shorthand 3/4 digit formats is valid per CSS specs and provides future flexibility.
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frontend/src/scenes/banner/BannerDefaultPage.jsx (2)
13-13: Yo, nice destructuring there, eh!Clean way to grab that state from useLocation, makes the code more readable and follows modern React patterns.
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36-43: Check that autoOpen prop, buddy!The conditional rendering looks solid, but let's make sure we're handling all edge cases. What happens if the state is null but isOpen is true? Current implementation's got us covered, but worth documenting.
Consider adding a comment explaining the fallback behaviour:
+ // Render BannerPage when either dialog is open or autoOpen is true in location state {(isOpen || state?.autoOpen) && (✅ Verification successful
Yo, the autoOpen prop is straight fire! 🔥
The implementation is solid as mom's spaghetti! The optional chaining with fallback to
isOpenhandles all edge cases perfectly. This pattern is consistently used across different components in the codebase, showing it's a well-established design pattern.
- Consider adding the suggested comment for better documentation, but the code itself is bulletproof.
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backend/src/models/HelperLink.js (1)
26-26: Heads up about them color field changes, eh!Increasing the string length from 7 to 15 is a breaking change that needs careful handling. While it allows for more complex color formats, we need to verify:
- Migration strategy for existing data
- Frontend color picker compatibility
- validateHexColor function compatibility with longer formats
Let's run some checks:
Also applies to: 36-36, 46-46
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Yo dawg, this color field change is straight fire! 🔥
The STRING(15) length is perfect, eh! The validation already supports all hex formats (#RGB, #RGBA, #RRGGBB, #RRGGBBAA), and this change just opens up the field to handle them properly. No breaking changes here - your existing colour codes will work just fine, buddy!
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backend/src/test/mocks/hint.mock.js (1)
6-6: New properties droppin' in hot, eh!The new default values look good, but we should verify they match our settings:
- "show only once" should align with settings.js hint.repetition values
- isHintIconVisible default makes sense but needs test coverage
Consider importing the repetition values from settings:
+ const { hint: hintSettings } = require('../../../config/settings'); - repetitionType: "show only once", + repetitionType: hintSettings.repetition[0], // "show only once"Also applies to: 11-11
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Yo, the settings check is straight fire! 🔥
The mock's "show only once" value is perfectly aligned with
settings.js. The suggestion to import from settings is solid - it'll keep things tight when the beat drops (I mean, when values change).•
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backend/config/settings.js (1)
44-61: Them settings be organized real nice, eh!The hint, popup, banner, and token configurations follow a consistent pattern. However, we should:
- Verify no duplicate values exist across different types
- Ensure all possible values are covered
- Check for proper imports in respective models
Consider adding validation helpers:
// Add to utils/validation.helper.js const validateSettingValue = (value, settingType, settingKey) => { const validValues = settings[settingType][settingKey]; if (!validValues.includes(value)) { throw new Error(`Invalid ${settingKey} for ${settingType}: ${value}`); } };✅ Verification successful
Yo dawg, your settings be tight and validated right! 🍝
The settings configuration is solid with:
- No duplicate values across different types
- All values properly enforced through database ENUM constraints
- Proper validation helpers already in place for colors and URLs
- Consistent validation patterns across all models
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#!/bin/bash # Check model implementations echo "=== Checking Banner Model ===" cat backend/src/models/Banner.js echo "=== Checking Hint Model ===" cat backend/src/models/Hint.js echo "=== Checking Popup Model ===" cat backend/src/models/Popup.js echo "=== Looking for validation helpers ===" rg -l "validate.*helper" --type js --type tsLength of output: 8405
backend/migrations/0000-1.0-users.js (2)
18-23: These name lengths be making my knees weak! 🍝The choice of 63 characters for
nameandsurnamefields seems arbitrary. Consider:
- Using powers of 2 minus 1 (e.g., 31, 63, 127) is common for optimization
- But most human names are much shorter
Let's check if there's any specific reason for this length in the codebase:
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Yo, these name lengths are actually pretty lit! 🍝
The 63-character limit is consistently used across models and follows the power-of-2-minus-1 pattern (2^6 - 1), just like the email field's 255 (2^8 - 1). It's a solid choice that balances optimization with support for international names.
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26-32: Yo! Let's talk about that password field, mom's spaghetti! 🍝The
passwordfield length of 127 characters suggests it's intended for storing hashed passwords. However, we should verify:
- That passwords are indeed being hashed before storage
- That a secure hashing algorithm (like bcrypt) is being used
Let's check the password handling implementation:
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Yo! The password game is strong, just like mom's spaghetti! 🍝
Found solid bcrypt implementation with proper salt rounds (10). The 127-char field length is perfect for those bcrypt hashes. We're secure like Fort Knox up in here!
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backend/src/utils/hint.helper.js (1)
4-4: Yo dawg, we need to verify these settings exist!The validation now depends on
settings.hint.action. Let's make sure this config exists and is properly structured.Also applies to: 15-15
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Yo, these settings are straight fire! 🔥
Found
settings.hint.actionat line 45 with all the right moves: 'no action', 'open url', and 'open url in a new tab'. We're good to go!🏁 Scripts executed
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backend/migrations/0004-1.0-tokens.js (1)
9-45: This table creation is cleaner than my sweater!Solid table structure with proper constraints and transaction handling. The foreign key relationship is well-defined.
backend/migrations/0009-1.0-guidelog.js (1)
6-47: This documentation is fire! 🔥Excellent addition of JSDoc types and well-structured table creation with proper column definitions.
backend/src/utils/banner.helper.js (1)
2-2: Ayy, nice move using centralized settings! 👊Moving the position validation to settings makes it more maintainable. Just need to verify the settings are properly configured.
Also applies to: 10-10
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Yo dawg, these settings are straight fire! 🔥
The banner position settings are properly configured in
backend/config/settings.jswith valid values['top', 'bottom']. Everything's wired up tight like mom's spaghetti!🏁 Scripts executed
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backend/src/models/Popup.js (1)
15-15: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionYo, that fallback string is making me nervous! 😰
Using ENUMs is great for type safety, but having a hardcoded fallback string ('show only once') could cause issues if the settings change.
Consider this safer approach:
-defaultValue: settings.popup.repetition[0] ?? 'show only once', +defaultValue: settings.popup.repetition[0],Also, verify that the settings are always initialized before model definition:
Also applies to: 19-19, 21-21, 24-24
jsAgent/main.js (1)
110-110: Security check needed! We're sending more URL info! 🔒Changing from
location.origintolocation.hrefmeans we're now sending the full URL, including query parameters. This could potentially expose sensitive information.Consider sanitizing the URL before sending:
-url: location.href, +url: sanitizeUrl(location.href),✅ Verification successful
Yo dawg, that URL change is safe! 🔒
After sweating through a deep security audit, I can confirm changing from
location.origintolocation.hrefis safe in this codebase. The URLs don't contain any sensitive data - all the secure stuff (tokens, passwords) goes through request headers and forms instead.🏁 Scripts executed
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jsAgent/hint.js (1)
33-33: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionYo dawg, these tooltip positioning improvements are straight fire! 🔥
The dynamic positioning logic is much more robust now:
- Handles viewport boundaries
- Considers scroll position
- Maintains arrow alignment
However, there's a small gotcha with the commented-out positioning calls that needs attention.
Consider this improvement to handle initial positioning:
-//bw.hint.positionTooltip(tooltip, contentContainer, tooltipArrow); +// Delay initial positioning until after the tooltip content is fully rendered +requestAnimationFrame(() => { + bw.hint.positionTooltip(tooltip, contentContainer, tooltipArrow); +});Also applies to: 38-38, 52-95
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Yo fam, I'm dropping this truth bomb about them tooltip calls! 🎯
After sweating through the codebase like mom's spaghetti, I can confirm the review's concerns are legit. Those commented-out positioning calls at lines 33 and 38 are leaving tooltips hanging without initial positioning, while there's still an active positioning call in an event handler.
The suggestion to use
requestAnimationFrameis solid because:
- It ensures the DOM is ready before positioning
- No existing timing mechanism is in place
- Current active positioning only happens during later interactions
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backend/src/test/e2e/hint.test.mjs (1)
95-118: These test cases are spittin' straight bars! 🎤Solid test coverage for the repetitionType validation:
- Tests missing field scenario
- Tests invalid value scenario
- Clear error expectations
frontend/src/components/HintPageComponents/HintLeftContent/HintLeftContent.css (1)
25-30: This CSS is cleaner than mom's spaghetti! 🍝The switch-style class is well-structured:
- Semantic class name
- Proper use of flexbox
- Consistent spacing
frontend/src/styles/globals.scss (1)
1-1: Modernizing like Eminem in 8 Mile! 🎵Great upgrade to @use:
- Better encapsulation
- Improved maintainability
- Modern SCSS best practice
frontend/src/components/HintPageComponents/HintLeftContent/HintLeftContent.jsx (1)
10-13: Yo, these prop changes are fire! 🔥The refactoring from multiple individual props to a single
dataobject with PropTypes is a solid improvement that:
- Reduces prop drilling
- Makes the component more maintainable
- Adds proper type checking
Also applies to: 210-223
frontend/src/components/HintPageComponents/HintLeftContent/HintLeftContent.jsx
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Update master before the 1.0.0 release. Wait for the PR #525 to be merged