feat: improve types export and name #113
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WalkthroughThis pull request focuses on systematically renaming type aliases in the Changes
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src/driver.ts (1)
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74-120: Consider refactoring promise chain for better error handlingThe nested promise chain with multiple catch blocks could be simplified for better error propagation and maintenance:
const runTest = async (c: DrowserServiceCase, builder: DriverServiceCaseParamsBuilder) => { const start = performance.now(); try { const method = c.fn as CaseFn; await method({ builder: builder as unknown as DriverServiceCaseParamsBuilder, assert, by: By, }); const end = performance.now(); return resultData({ name: c.name, status: caseStatus.passed, timestamp: new Date(), duration: end - start, browser, }); } catch (error) { const end = performance.now(); return resultData({ name: c.name, status: caseStatus.failed, duration: end - start, browser, }); } }; // Usage: const testResults = await Promise.all( service.cases.map(c => runTest(c, builder)) ); data.results.push(...testResults);
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src/driver.ts (2)
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42-57: Improve error messages and error handlingThe error messages could be more descriptive and helpful for debugging:
- 'An error occurred, please create drowser.json file.', + 'Configuration error: drowser.json file not found. Please create one with the required URL configuration.',- 'An error occurred, please provide a valid url drowser.json file.', + 'Configuration error: Invalid JSON format in drowser.json file. Please ensure it contains a valid URL.',- 'An error occurred, please provide a valid browser driver', + `Invalid browser driver: "${browser}". Please use one of: ${driverBrowserList.join(', ')}`,
85-91: Improve type casting clarityThe type casting could be made more explicit and safer:
- builder as unknown as DriverServiceCaseParamsBuilder + // Safe to cast as we've already verified the builder type + builder as DriverServiceCaseParamsBuilder
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src/types.ts (1)
Line range hint 4-135: Type renaming changes look good!
The removal of 'T' prefix from type names is consistent and well-executed. All references have been properly updated, and the type structures remain unchanged.
src/driver.ts (1)
3-10: Type imports look good!
All type imports have been correctly updated to use the new type names without the 'T' prefix.
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src/types.ts (1)
141-142:⚠️ Potential issueFix inconsistent type name in types object
The types object still references the old name
TDriverParamswhile assigning the newDriverParamstype. This should be updated to maintain consistency.- TDriverParams: {} as DriverParams, + DriverParams: {} as DriverParams,
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src/types.ts (2)
30-68: Consider grouping related typesWhile the type definitions are correct, consider grouping related types together using namespaces or separate files for better organization. For example:
- Driver types
- Service types
- Browser types
// Example organization namespace Driver { export type ThenableWebDriver = ... export type Builder = ... export type Params = ... } namespace Service { export type Case = ... export type CaseParams = ... }
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105-139: Consider adding JSDoc commentsThe report schema is well-structured but complex. Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the purpose and structure of each property.
/** * Represents the complete structure of a Drowser report * @property drowser - Container for all report data * @property drowser.metadata - Report metadata including timing information * @property drowser.metrics - Various test metrics and statistics */ export type ReportSchema = { // ... existing code }
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2-5: LGTM! Clean separation of type and value exports
The changes follow TypeScript best practices by:
- Using type-only imports to prevent runtime overhead
- Clearly separating type exports from value exports
src/types.ts (3)
4-8: LGTM! Clean type definitions
The renamed types are clear and follow consistent naming conventions.
10-27: LGTM! Consistent type hierarchy
The type definitions and their relationships are well-maintained after the renaming.
71-81: LGTM! Clear utility type definitions
The utility types are well-defined and follow the new naming convention.
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src/export.ts (1)
Error handling is insufficient for file operations
writeTextFileoperation inexportGeneratedLoglacks error handlingcreateoperation inexportGeneratedLogonly handles success case via.then()but missing error casecreateSyncandwriteJsonSyncoperations inexportJSONReportlack error handlingreadJsonSyncoperation inexportJSONReportlacks error handling- Only the final
writeJsonoperation has error handlingSuggested fixes:
- Wrap synchronous operations in try-catch blocks
- Add error handling for
create().then()using.catch()- Add error handling for
writeTextFile- Consider using async/await with try-catch for better error handling
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1-240: Verify error handling for file operationsThe file contains multiple file I/O operations. Let's verify the error handling coverage.
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src/export.ts (3)
43-44: Consider enhancing log format with additional contextWhile the log format is readable, consider adding test duration and any error messages for failed tests to make debugging easier.
-const logRow = - `[${r.timestamp}] - Test with ${r.name} is ${r.status}` +const logRow = + `[${r.timestamp}] - Test "${r.name}" ${r.status}${r.duration ? ` (${r.duration}ms)` : ''}${r.status === 'failed' && r.error ? `\n Error: ${r.error}` : ''}`
87-92: Consider extracting complex filtering logicThe nested filtering logic could be extracted into a separate function for better readability and reusability.
+const getMonthlyTests = (cases: Array<{ cases: DataResult[]; }>, month: string): DataResult[] => { + return cases.flatMap(item => item.cases).filter(c => c.month_of_test === month); +}; -const flatedTotalTests = - jsonData.drowser.metadata.current_month === month - ? jsonData.drowser.cases.flatMap((item) => item.cases).filter(( - c, - ) => c.month_of_test === month) - : [] +const flatedTotalTests = jsonData.drowser.metadata.current_month === month + ? getMonthlyTests(jsonData.drowser.cases, month) + : [];
156-164: Simplify repeated type assertions patternThe repeated pattern of type assertions for graph data could be simplified using a helper type and function.
type GraphData<T> = Array<T>; const getGraphData = <T>( data: unknown, defaultValue: GraphData<T> = [] ): GraphData<T> => { return data as GraphData<T> ?? defaultValue; }; // Usage: graphs: { passing_tests: getGraphData<MonthCount>( jsonData?.drowser?.metrics?.graphs?.passing_tests ), failed_tests: getGraphData<MonthCount>( jsonData?.drowser?.metrics?.graphs?.failed_tests ), test_coverage: getGraphData<MonthCount>( jsonData?.drowser?.metrics?.graphs?.test_coverage ), // ... other graph data }
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src/export.ts (2)
20-21: LGTM: Type renames are consistent
The removal of 'T' prefix from type names (DataResult, DriverBrowser, ReportSchema) aligns with modern TypeScript naming conventions.
Also applies to: 24-24
59-60: LGTM: Parameter types updated correctly
The parameter types have been properly updated to use the new type names while maintaining the same structure.
This is an automated pull request for branch develop
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ReportSchematype to encapsulate report structure.Bug Fixes
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