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Pulling feat/list-content into develop #233

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new method for retrieving paginated content with filtering options.
    • Enhanced querying capabilities with new SQL-like query templates for flexible content listings.
    • Added a helper function for managing filter attributes and their corresponding database field names.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling for scenarios when content lists are not found.
  • Tests

    • Added tests to validate the new content retrieval functionality and ensure expected behavior, including pagination and filtering scenarios.
    • Expanded test coverage for the ListContents functionality in various contexts.
    • Introduced new test functions for comprehensive validation of content listing with filters.

…with sorting and pagination

Added multiple AQL queries to handle content listing with various
filters and pagination options in the ArangoDB repository layer. These
queries support sorting by creation date, limiting the number of
results, and using a cursor for pagination. This enhancement allows for
more efficient data retrieval and supports building more responsive and
scalable applications.
…ieval with filters and cursor

This function enhances the content retrieval process by dynamically
generating AQL statements based on the presence of a filter and cursor.
It allows for more efficient data fetching, especially in scenarios
where pagination or specific filtering is required.
…rror to ContentRepository

The `ListContents` method is introduced to the `ContentRepository`
interface to support fetching lists of content based on pagination and
sorting parameters.
Additionally, the `ContentListNotFoundError` type and the
`IsContentListNotFound` function are added to handle scenarios where a
content list query returns no results.
… with filters

The new `ListContents` method in the ArangoDB repository allows fetching
content documents in a paginated manner, which is crucial for handling
large datasets efficiently. It supports cursor-based pagination and
filtering, enhancing the application's ability to manage and display
large amounts of data dynamically based on user inputs or internal
criteria.
…ing functionality

The addition of the `TestListContents` function in the
`arangodb_test.go` file enhances the test coverage by ensuring the
`ListContents` method behaves as expected under various scenarios. This
includes verifying the correct number of contents returned, the
namespace accuracy, and the order of content creation. The inclusion of
new imports (`fmt` and `regexp`) supports the formatting and pattern
matching required for the tests.
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The recent updates significantly enhance the ContentService and arangorepository by introducing a new ListContents method, which enables efficient retrieval of content documents with filtering and pagination features. Improvements in error handling and the inclusion of SQL-like query templates bolster the system's robustness and flexibility, ensuring better management of content retrieval and user interactions.

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Files Change Summary
internal/app/service/service.go Added ListContents method for content retrieval with pagination and error handling; introduced filterStrToQuery helper function for query generation.
internal/repository/arangodb/... Introduced ListContents method for filtered and paginated content retrieval; added ContentListNotFoundError for improved error handling.
internal/repository/arangodb/... Added new SQL-like query templates for dynamic filtering and pagination capabilities in content management.
internal/repository/arangodb/... Introduced tests for ListContents to validate functionality and data integrity across multiple requests.
internal/repository/repository.go Updated ContentRepository interface to include the new ListContents method and added error handling utility for the custom error type.
.gitignore Added .plandex and .aider* to the list of ignored files, preventing them from being tracked by Git.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Service
    participant Repository
    participant Database

    Client->>Service: ListContents(ctx, req)
    Service->>Repository: ListContents(cursor, limit, filter)
    Repository->>Database: Execute query with parameters
    Database-->>Repository: Return content documents
    Repository-->>Service: Return content list or error
    Service-->>Client: Return content list or error
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A new method brightens our prose.
With filters and limits, what a treat,
Retrieving content is now complete!
Errors handled, all in a row,
Hooray for changes, let the data grow! 🎉


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internal/repository/repository.go (2)

18-22: Ensure Consistent Documentation for New Interface Methods.

The ListContents method is a significant addition to the ContentRepository interface. Ensure that this method is documented consistently with other methods in the interface to maintain clarity and usability.


26-30: Clarify Error Message in ContentListNotFoundError.

The error message returned by ContentListNotFoundError is "annotation list not found," which might be misleading. Consider updating it to "content list not found" for clarity.

-	return "annotation list not found"
+	return "content list not found"
internal/repository/arangodb/arangodb_test.go (2)

96-105: Consider adding error handling for content creation.

Currently, the test assumes all content creations succeed. Consider adding a check to ensure that each content creation is successful before proceeding.

for i := 0; i < 19; i++ {
	_, err := repo.AddContent(
		testutils.NewStoreContent(fmt.Sprintf("gallery-%d", i), "genome"),
	)
	assert.NoErrorf(
		err,
		"expect no error from creating gallery genome content %s",
		err,
	)
}

118-125: Chronological order assertions are clear but could be expanded.

The assertions check the chronological order of creation. Consider expanding these checks to cover more cases if necessary.

assert.True(
	clist[0].CreatedOn.After(clist[1].CreatedOn),
	"first gallery record should be created after the second one",
)
assert.False(
	clist[2].CreatedOn.After(clist[1].CreatedOn),
	"third gallery record should not be created after the second one",
)
// Consider adding more assertions if needed
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internal/repository/repository.go (1)

32-37: Validate Error Type Check in IsContentListNotFound.

The utility function IsContentListNotFound correctly checks for the ContentListNotFoundError type. Ensure that this pattern is consistently used throughout the codebase for error type checks.

internal/repository/arangodb/statement.go (4)

10-15: Review Query Template for Pagination.

The ContentList query template provides basic pagination by limiting the number of results. Ensure that the limit parameter is validated to prevent excessive data retrieval.


16-22: Check Date Handling in ContentListWithCursor.

The ContentListWithCursor query uses DATE_ISO8601(@cursor). Verify that the cursor date is correctly formatted and validated before use to prevent SQL injection or errors.


23-29: Ensure Dynamic Filtering Security in ContentListFilter.

The ContentListFilter query uses a placeholder %s for dynamic filtering conditions. Ensure that these conditions are sanitized to prevent injection vulnerabilities.


30-37: Validate Combined Filtering and Pagination in ContentListFilterWithCursor.

The ContentListFilterWithCursor query combines filtering and cursor-based pagination. Ensure that both the filter and cursor are validated to maintain query integrity.

internal/repository/arangodb/arangodb.go (2)

220-254: Ensure Robust Error Handling in ListContents.

The ListContents method includes error handling for search and read operations. Verify that all potential errors are covered and that error messages provide sufficient context.


256-270: Optimize Query Statement Selection in getListContentStatement.

The getListContentStatement function uses a switch-case structure to select query templates. Ensure that the logic correctly handles all possible combinations of filter and cursor parameters.

internal/repository/arangodb/arangodb_test.go (3)

92-95: Parallel execution and setup/teardown pattern is correct.

The use of t.Parallel() and the setup/teardown pattern is consistent with best practices for test isolation.


109-117: Regex pattern and namespace check are appropriate.

The regex pattern gallery-\d+ and namespace check ensure that the returned content entries are as expected.


106-108: Verify the expected number of entries returned by ListContents.

The test expects five entries, but the parameters indicate a request for the first four. Verify that the pagination logic in ListContents is functioning as intended.

…ting tests

The test data size in `TestListContents` is reduced from 19 to 14 to
make the test execution faster and more focused. Additionally, the test
now includes checks for the `CreatedBy` field to ensure data integrity
and a loop to verify the chronological order of content creation,
enhancing the robustness of the test. New assertions are added to
validate the continuation of content listing through pagination,
ensuring that subsequent pages correctly follow from the last entry of
the previous page. This helps in verifying the functionality of content
listing over multiple pages.
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…nto separate functions

Extracting repetitive content creation and validation logic into
separate functions `createTestContents` and `validateContentList`
improves code readability and maintainability.
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… project-specific files

The addition of `.plandex` to the `.gitignore` file ensures that
project-specific files, which are not relevant to the repository's
codebase, are not tracked by Git.
The content listing tests, including pagination and validation,
are moved from `arangodb_test.go` to this new file, ensuring that each
test file has a clear and focused responsibility.
… generate custom test content

The addition of the `createCustomTestContents` function in the test
suite allows for more flexible generation of test content based on
custom parameters such as `name` and `namespace`. This function helps in
creating multiple content items dynamically during testing, which is
useful for scenarios requiring varied data setups.
… enhanced testing flexibility

The addition of `createCustomTestContents` in the test suite allows for
more flexible and specific testing scenarios. This function enables the
creation of test contents with customizable parameters, improving the
ability to test various edge cases and configurations.
…ests for flexibility

The test function `validateContentList` is updated to accept `name` and
`namespace` as parameters, allowing it to be more flexible and reusable
with different test scenarios.
This update introduces new test cases in `arangodb_list_test.go` to
verify the behavior of the content listing functionality when filters
are applied. The tests cover scenarios including simple filters,
substring matching, and combination filters. Additionally, the tests check
for proper error handling when no results are found due to stringent
filter conditions.
… filtering

Enhanced the test suite for the ArangoDB repository by introducing a
variety of test cases to validate content filtering functionality. These
tests cover different scenarios including filtering by namespace, slug
substring, and combinations of filters. This ensures that the filtering
logic in the repository handles various conditions correctly and
robustly, improving confidence in the application's data retrieval
capabilities.
…sting with filters

This change introduces a structured approach to testing content listing
with filters in the ArangoDB repository. By defining a
`TestCaseWithFilterandCursor` struct, we encapsulate all parameters and
expected results for each test scenario. This makes the test cases
easier to read and maintain. Additionally, the use of a helper function
`createTestCases` to generate a slice of test cases, and another
function `runListContentsWithFilterAndCursorSubtest` to execute these
tests, further organizes the code and enhances reusability.
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internal/repository/arangodb/arangodb_list_test.go (7)

3-13: Imports and setup look good.

The imports are necessary for testing and the setup functions are used correctly.


134-167: Test case definitions in createTestCases look good.

The test cases are well-defined and cover a range of filtering scenarios.


224-241: Helper function createCustomTestContents looks good.

The function effectively creates test content with unique timestamps.


243-268: Validation logic in validateContentList looks good.

The function effectively validates content list attributes and order.


69-132: Test logic for TestListContentsWithFilter looks good.

The test effectively covers various filtering scenarios and error handling.

Consider verifying if the filter logic aligns with the expected query behavior.

Verification successful

Filter logic in test cases aligns with query definitions.

The filter patterns used in TestListContentsWithFilter are consistent with the query logic found in statement.go. The test effectively verifies the intended filtering behavior.

  • statement.go contains the necessary filter logic that supports the test cases.
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169-181: Test logic for TestListContentsWithFilterAndCursor looks good.

The test effectively uses predefined test cases to validate pagination with filters.

Consider verifying if the cursor logic is implemented as expected.

Verification successful

Cursor logic is implemented and tested correctly.

The cursor logic is integrated into the repository functions and is used to filter content based on creation dates. The test cases in arangodb_list_test.go effectively validate this logic by checking the behavior with cursors.

  • internal/repository/arangodb/arangodb.go: Cursor logic is part of the filtering and query statement construction.
  • internal/repository/arangodb/arangodb_list_test.go: Test cases verify the cursor logic by checking subsequent lists with a cursor.
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26-67: Test logic for TestListContents looks good.

The test covers initial listing, pagination, and final page scenarios effectively.

Consider verifying if the test covers all edge cases for pagination.

Verification successful

Pagination functionality is well-covered by existing tests.

The ListContents method is tested in various scenarios, including filtering and cursor-based pagination, ensuring comprehensive coverage of edge cases.

  • TestListContentsWithFilter and TestListContentsWithFilterAndCursor provide additional coverage for pagination scenarios.
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…rator

This change centralizes the `TestCaseWithFilterandCursor` struct and its
associated `createTestCases` function into the `testutils` package. This
refactoring improves code reusability and maintainability by allowing
other tests across the project to utilize the same test case structure
and generator function without duplicating code. Additionally, it
standardizes the naming convention of struct fields to follow Go's
convention of capitalizing public fields, enhancing consistency across
the codebase.
…encies

The go-genproto package is updated to a newer version to incorporate the
latest changes and improvements from the upstream repository.
Additionally, new dependencies, `github.com/emirpasic/gods` and
`github.com/jinzhu/now`, are added to enhance data structure handling
and provide better date-time utilities, respectively, which are
essential for the ongoing development and feature enhancements.
…tes to DB fields

Introduces a new function `FilterMap` in the ArangoDB repository layer
to provide a clear mapping between filter attributes used in the
application and their corresponding database fields.
…filters

The addition of the `filterStrToQuery` function in `service.go` allows
the application to convert filter strings into AQL (ArangoDB Query
Language) statements. This enhancement supports dynamic querying based
on user-provided filters, improving the flexibility and usability of the
data retrieval process in applications using ArangoDB. The function
leverages the `query` and `arangodb` packages to parse the filter string
and generate the corresponding AQL statement, handling errors
appropriately.
…nt retrieval based on filters

The new `ListContents` method in `ContentService` allows fetching a list
of content entries based on provided filters and pagination parameters.
This method supports dynamic query generation based on the
`ListParameters` input, which includes a limit and a filter string.
…esting capabilities

The new function `validateListContents` is introduced to streamline the
validation of content list properties in tests. It uses a structured
approach by accepting parameters in a struct, allowing for more
organized and readable tests.
…ulk content storage in tests

The new function `storeMultipleContents` allows for bulk storage of
content items in tests, improving the efficiency of testing scenarios
that require multiple content items to be stored.
…t listing functionality

The addition of `TestListContentsService` in `service_test.go` ensures
that the service can handle listing contents correctly. This test checks
if the service can return a limited number of content items and
validates the content names against a specific pattern.
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go.mod (1)

7-7: Compatibility Issue: Update Code for Healthz Method Removal

The Healthz method has been removed from the ContentService interface in the updated go-genproto dependency. You need to update the following code to accommodate this change:

  • internal/app/service/service.go: Update or replace the Healthz method usage with the new ListContents method or another suitable alternative.

The removal of the Links field does not impact the codebase as it is not used elsewhere.

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22-22: New Indirect Dependencies Added.

The addition of github.com/emirpasic/gods and github.com/jinzhu/now as indirect dependencies suggests enhancements in data structures and time manipulation. Ensure these dependencies are necessary and do not introduce any unwanted side effects.

Also applies to: 28-28

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11-20: New Struct TestCaseWithFilterandCursor Added.

The struct provides a structured way to define test cases for filtering and pagination. Ensure that all necessary fields are included for comprehensive test coverage.


52-85: Function CreateTestCases Enhances Test Management.

The function provides predefined test cases for various filtering scenarios. Ensure that these test cases cover all expected use cases and edge cases.

internal/app/service/service.go (2)

244-259: Helper Function filterStrToQuery Added.

The function parses a filter string into a query statement. Ensure that the parsing logic is robust and correctly handles various filter formats.


194-242: New Method ListContents Added.

The method introduces content retrieval with pagination and filtering. Verify that the pagination logic and error handling are correctly implemented and that the method integrates well with the existing system.

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Integration and Testing of ListContents Verified

The ListContents method is well-integrated and thoroughly tested in the codebase, as evidenced by its usage in service_test.go and arangodb_list_test.go. This suggests that both the service logic and the underlying repository interactions are covered by tests. No further issues were found.

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internal/app/service/service_test.go (4)

288-307: Well-structured test for ListContents.

The test function TestListContentsService is well-structured and effectively validates the ListContents functionality. It checks for errors, asserts the response length, and validates content names using a regex.


316-329: Effective validation of listed contents.

The validateListContents function effectively validates the contents returned by ListContents, ensuring each item's name matches the expected pattern and namespace.


331-351: Efficient storage of multiple contents for testing.

The storeMultipleContents function efficiently stores multiple content items, aiding in the setup for tests. It correctly uses assertions to handle errors.


Line range hint 352-378:
Comprehensive content properties comparison.

The testContentProperties function comprehensively compares content properties, ensuring all attributes match between two content items using assertions.

…tents into a struct

This change improves the readability and maintainability of the
`storeMultipleContents` function by encapsulating its parameters into a
single struct. This approach reduces the number of arguments passed to
the function, making the code cleaner and easier to manage, especially
when dealing with multiple parameters.
The pagination logic in the ListContents function of the ContentService
has been corrected to properly handle cases where the number of items
fetched is exactly one more than the requested limit. This change
ensures that the last item is used to populate the NextCursor for
subsequent requests, rather than being included in the current result
set. This adjustment aligns with common pagination practices, where the
presence of an additional item indicates more data is available.
…ination

The test now includes additional checks to ensure that pagination
through the content list works correctly. It tests fetching subsequent
pages using the next cursor and validates that the correct number of
records is returned for each request. This ensures that the pagination
logic in the ListContents service is functioning as expected.
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internal/app/service/service.go (1)

243-258: Enhance error messages in filterStrToQuery.

The error messages "error in parsing filter string" and "error in generating aql statement" are too generic. Consider including the original error details to provide more context for debugging. For example, use fmt.Errorf("error in parsing filter string: %w", err) to include the underlying error.

  • Location: internal/app/service/service.go
    • Line 248: fmt.Errorf("error in parsing filter string")
    • Line 252: fmt.Errorf("error in generating aql statement")
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Verify error messages in filterStrToQuery.

The function provides error messages when parsing or generating the AQL statement fails. Ensure that these messages include more context about the error to aid debugging.

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194-241: Verify error handling and pagination logic in ListContents.

The function handles invalid parameters and not-found scenarios, but the error handling when the content list is not found might be incomplete. Ensure that the function returns an error when cntModel is empty.

Additionally, verify that the pagination logic correctly manages the NextCursor and Limit in the response metadata.

By wrapping the original errors in the error messages, this change
provides more detailed context when errors occur during the parsing of
filter strings and the generation of AQL statements. This will aid in
debugging by exposing the root causes of failures more clearly.
The jsonapi import is removed because it is no longer used in the
service.go file, which cleans up the dependencies and reduces the
complexity of the import section. Additionally, the Healthz method is
removed as it appears to be unused, simplifying the ContentService
structure and focusing on the essential functionalities.
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221-232: Correct pagination logic in ListContents.

The logic for setting the NextCursor assumes that the list will always have one extra element if there is more data. Ensure that the repository layer supports this behavior.

Ensure that the repository method ListContents is implemented to return limit + 1 items when more data is available.

Comment on lines 235 to 250
func filterStrToQuery(filter string) (string, error) {
var empty string
if len(filter) == 0 {
return empty, nil
}
p, err := query.ParseFilterString(filter)
if err != nil {
return empty, fmt.Errorf("error in parsing filter string %w", err)
}
q, err := query.GenQualifiedAQLFilterStatement(arangodb.FilterMap(), p)
if err != nil {
return empty, fmt.Errorf("error in generating aql statement %w", err)
}

return q, nil
}
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Clarify error messages in filterStrToQuery.

The error messages could be more descriptive to aid debugging. Consider including the filter string in the error message.

    if err != nil {
        return empty, fmt.Errorf("error in parsing filter string '%s': %w", filter, err)
    }
    q, err := query.GenQualifiedAQLFilterStatement(arangodb.FilterMap(), p)
    if err != nil {
        return empty, fmt.Errorf("error in generating AQL statement for filter '%s': %w", filter, err)
    }
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func filterStrToQuery(filter string) (string, error) {
var empty string
if len(filter) == 0 {
return empty, nil
}
p, err := query.ParseFilterString(filter)
if err != nil {
return empty, fmt.Errorf("error in parsing filter string %w", err)
}
q, err := query.GenQualifiedAQLFilterStatement(arangodb.FilterMap(), p)
if err != nil {
return empty, fmt.Errorf("error in generating aql statement %w", err)
}
return q, nil
}
func filterStrToQuery(filter string) (string, error) {
var empty string
if len(filter) == 0 {
return empty, nil
}
p, err := query.ParseFilterString(filter)
if err != nil {
return empty, fmt.Errorf("error in parsing filter string '%s': %w", filter, err)
}
q, err := query.GenQualifiedAQLFilterStatement(arangodb.FilterMap(), p)
if err != nil {
return empty, fmt.Errorf("error in generating AQL statement for filter '%s': %w", filter, err)
}
return q, nil
}

Comment on lines 186 to 233
func (srv *ContentService) ListContents(
ctx context.Context,
req *content.ListParameters,
) (*content.ContentCollection, error) {
limit := int64(10)
if req.Limit > 0 {
limit = req.Limit
}
astmt, err := filterStrToQuery(req.Filter)
if err != nil {
return nil, aphgrpc.HandleInvalidParamError(ctx, err)
}
cntModel, err := srv.repo.ListContents(req.Cursor, limit, astmt)
if err != nil {
if repository.IsContentListNotFound(err) {
return nil, aphgrpc.HandleNotFoundError(ctx, err)
}
}
cntDataSlice := make([]*content.ContentCollection_Data, 0)
for _, cntD := range cntModel {
cntDataSlice = append(cntDataSlice, &content.ContentCollection_Data{
Id: cntD.Key,
Attributes: &content.ContentAttributes{
Name: cntD.Name,
Namespace: cntD.Namespace,
Slug: cntD.Slug,
CreatedBy: cntD.CreatedBy,
UpdatedBy: cntD.UpdatedBy,
Content: cntD.Content,
CreatedAt: aphgrpc.TimestampProto(cntD.CreatedOn),
UpdatedAt: aphgrpc.TimestampProto(cntD.UpdatedOn),
},
})
}

cnt := &content.ContentCollection{}
if len(cntDataSlice) == int(limit)+1 {
cnt.Data = cntDataSlice[:len(cntDataSlice)-1]
cnt.Meta = &content.Meta{
Limit: limit,
NextCursor: cntModel[len(cntModel)-1].CreatedOn.UnixMilli(),
}
return cnt, nil
}
cnt.Data = cntDataSlice
cnt.Meta = &content.Meta{Limit: req.Limit}
return cnt, nil
}
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Ensure robust error handling in ListContents.

The error handling for srv.repo.ListContents should return an error if it's not a ContentListNotFound error. Currently, it doesn't return an error for other cases.

    if err != nil {
        if repository.IsContentListNotFound(err) {
            return nil, aphgrpc.HandleNotFoundError(ctx, err)
        }
+       return nil, aphgrpc.HandleGetError(ctx, err)
    }
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func (srv *ContentService) ListContents(
ctx context.Context,
req *content.ListParameters,
) (*content.ContentCollection, error) {
limit := int64(10)
if req.Limit > 0 {
limit = req.Limit
}
astmt, err := filterStrToQuery(req.Filter)
if err != nil {
return nil, aphgrpc.HandleInvalidParamError(ctx, err)
}
cntModel, err := srv.repo.ListContents(req.Cursor, limit, astmt)
if err != nil {
if repository.IsContentListNotFound(err) {
return nil, aphgrpc.HandleNotFoundError(ctx, err)
}
}
cntDataSlice := make([]*content.ContentCollection_Data, 0)
for _, cntD := range cntModel {
cntDataSlice = append(cntDataSlice, &content.ContentCollection_Data{
Id: cntD.Key,
Attributes: &content.ContentAttributes{
Name: cntD.Name,
Namespace: cntD.Namespace,
Slug: cntD.Slug,
CreatedBy: cntD.CreatedBy,
UpdatedBy: cntD.UpdatedBy,
Content: cntD.Content,
CreatedAt: aphgrpc.TimestampProto(cntD.CreatedOn),
UpdatedAt: aphgrpc.TimestampProto(cntD.UpdatedOn),
},
})
}
cnt := &content.ContentCollection{}
if len(cntDataSlice) == int(limit)+1 {
cnt.Data = cntDataSlice[:len(cntDataSlice)-1]
cnt.Meta = &content.Meta{
Limit: limit,
NextCursor: cntModel[len(cntModel)-1].CreatedOn.UnixMilli(),
}
return cnt, nil
}
cnt.Data = cntDataSlice
cnt.Meta = &content.Meta{Limit: req.Limit}
return cnt, nil
}
func (srv *ContentService) ListContents(
ctx context.Context,
req *content.ListParameters,
) (*content.ContentCollection, error) {
limit := int64(10)
if req.Limit > 0 {
limit = req.Limit
}
astmt, err := filterStrToQuery(req.Filter)
if err != nil {
return nil, aphgrpc.HandleInvalidParamError(ctx, err)
}
cntModel, err := srv.repo.ListContents(req.Cursor, limit, astmt)
if err != nil {
if repository.IsContentListNotFound(err) {
return nil, aphgrpc.HandleNotFoundError(ctx, err)
}
return nil, aphgrpc.HandleGetError(ctx, err)
}
cntDataSlice := make([]*content.ContentCollection_Data, 0)
for _, cntD := range cntModel {
cntDataSlice = append(cntDataSlice, &content.ContentCollection_Data{
Id: cntD.Key,
Attributes: &content.ContentAttributes{
Name: cntD.Name,
Namespace: cntD.Namespace,
Slug: cntD.Slug,
CreatedBy: cntD.CreatedBy,
UpdatedBy: cntD.UpdatedBy,
Content: cntD.Content,
CreatedAt: aphgrpc.TimestampProto(cntD.CreatedOn),
UpdatedAt: aphgrpc.TimestampProto(cntD.UpdatedOn),
},
})
}
cnt := &content.ContentCollection{}
if len(cntDataSlice) == int(limit)+1 {
cnt.Data = cntDataSlice[:len(cntDataSlice)-1]
cnt.Meta = &content.Meta{
Limit: limit,
NextCursor: cntModel[len(cntModel)-1].CreatedOn.UnixMilli(),
}
return cnt, nil
}
cnt.Data = cntDataSlice
cnt.Meta = &content.Meta{Limit: req.Limit}
return cnt, nil
}

…ilterStrToQuery

Variable names in the filterStrToQuery function are updated to be more
descriptive, enhancing code readability. The error messages are also
enhanced to include the filter string that caused the error, making
debugging more straightforward by providing more context when errors
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198-203: Ensure robust error handling in ListContents.

The error handling for srv.repo.ListContents should return an error if it's not a ContentListNotFound error. Currently, it doesn't return an error for other cases.


235-260: LGTM! The filterStrToQuery function is well-implemented.

The function correctly parses the filter string and generates a query, with clear error messages.

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cnt.Data = cntDataSlice
cnt.Meta = &content.Meta{Limit: req.Limit}
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Fix Meta assignment for consistency.

Ensure that the Meta limit is consistently assigned, even when the data slice is equal to the limit.

-  cnt.Meta = &content.Meta{Limit: req.Limit}
+  cnt.Meta = &content.Meta{Limit: limit}

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Adds error handling for generic errors in the ListContents function of
the ContentService. This ensures that all types of errors are
appropriately managed and responded to, improving the robustness and
reliability of the error handling mechanism in the service layer.
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…aide files

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.aider extension, which are typically used for temporary or auxiliary
purposes, are not tracked by Git.
…sService

Introduces new test cases in `service_test.go` to verify the
functionality of filtering contents by different attributes such as
namespace and name. This ensures that the ListContentsService can
accurately filter contents based on specified criteria, enhancing the
robustness and usability of the service in environments where content
differentiation is crucial.
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295-353: Test function TestListContentsService is well-structured and comprehensive.

The test covers pagination and validates the contents effectively.


355-421: Test function TestListContentsWithFilter effectively covers filtering scenarios.

The test cases ensure that the ListContents method handles filters correctly, including cases with no results.


423-435: Helper function validateListContents is correctly validating content items.

The function ensures that content items adhere to expected patterns and namespaces.


446-461: Helper function storeMultipleContents is correctly implemented for storing content items.

The function efficiently stores multiple content items and checks for errors.


Line range hint 462-497: Utility function testContentProperties correctly compares content attributes.

The function verifies that all attributes match between the stored and retrieved content.

…and readability

The test function name is updated from `TestListContentsWithFilter` to
`TestListContentsServiceWithFilter` to better reflect its purpose and
maintain consistency with other test function naming conventions in the
service tests. Additionally, the function call and error assertion are
reformatted to improve readability, making it easier to understand the
test logic and parameters involved.
…red scenarios

The test for ListContentsService is refactored to include multiple test
cases, covering basic listing, listing with a cursor, listing with a
filter, and a combination of cursor and filter. This structured approach
allows for more comprehensive testing of the service's behavior under
various conditions, ensuring that the service can handle different types
of requests correctly.
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29-34: LGTM!

The validateListContentsParams struct is well-defined for encapsulating validation parameters.


509-522: LGTM!

The validateListContents function effectively validates the content items using the provided parameters.


524-530: LGTM!

The storeMultipleContentsParams struct is well-defined for encapsulating parameters for storing multiple content items.


532-546: LGTM!

The storeMultipleContents function efficiently stores multiple content items and correctly handles errors.


295-344: LGTM!

The TestListContentsService function provides comprehensive test coverage for the ListContents method with various scenarios.


435-506: LGTM!

The TestListContentsServiceWithFilter function effectively tests the ListContents method with various filtering conditions.

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