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participant Init as initRouting
participant CS as collectSiblings
participant Doc as Diagnostics (scoped, optional)
participant App as Express App
participant CORS as makeCorsHeaders
participant EP as Endpoint
Init->>CS: build familiar map (routing, parsers, config, getLogger)
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note right of CS: Non-production diagnostics
CS->>Doc: open scoped diagnostics
CS->>Doc: checkSchema(), checkPathParams()
Doc-->>CS: diagnostics results
end
CS-->>Init: familiar map (path → method → [parsers, endpoint], +OPTIONS when CORS)
loop register handlers
Init->>App: register handler (method, path)
end
App->>App: incoming request
alt config.cors enabled
App->>CORS: set CORS headers (before parsers)
end
App->>EP: run parsers → execute endpoint
EP-->>App: response
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express-zod-api/src/diagnostics.ts (1)
19-19: Consider documenting the empty dispose method.While the no-op implementation is correct for this use case (since WeakSet and WeakMap don't require explicit cleanup), consider adding a brief comment explaining why the dispose method is intentionally empty. This would help future maintainers understand that the empty implementation is deliberate.
- public [Symbol.dispose]() {} + public [Symbol.dispose]() { + // No explicit cleanup needed - WeakSet/WeakMap handle GC automatically + }
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express-zod-api/src/diagnostics.ts (1)
10-10: Good implementation of the Disposable pattern!The class now properly implements the
Disposableinterface, aligning with TypeScript 5.2's explicit resource management feature. This enables automatic cleanup when used with theusingkeyword.express-zod-api/src/routing.ts (6)
27-33: Well-structured interface for initialization properties!The
InitPropsinterface effectively consolidates all routing initialization parameters, improving type safety and making the function signatures cleaner.
68-68: Excellent use of theusingdeclaration for automatic disposal!The
usingdeclaration ensures that the Diagnostics instance is automatically disposed when it goes out of scope, even if an exception occurs. The conditional creation based onisProduction()is a smart optimization that avoids the overhead of diagnostics in production environments.
61-83: Clean separation of concerns with the newcollectSiblingshelper!The extraction of the sibling collection logic into a dedicated function improves code modularity and readability. The scoped diagnostics lifetime is well-managed within this function.
99-111: Good fix for CORS header ordering!Moving the CORS headers setup before the parsers (using
unshift) correctly addresses issue #2706. This ensures that CORS headers are set even if parsers fail, which is crucial for proper cross-origin error handling.
85-86: Clean delegation pattern ininitRouting!The updated function signature using
InitPropsand the delegation tocollectSiblingsmaintains backward compatibility while improving the internal structure. The rest parameter usage is elegant.
71-74: Production mode detection is correctly implemented and properly gatedThe
isProductionfunction inexpress-zod-api/src/common-helpers.tsuses Ramda’smemoizeWith, keyed by the build-time substitutedprocess.env.TSDOWN_STATIC, and returnsprocess.env.NODE_ENV === "production". Since environment variables are static at startup, this effectively caches a single boolean result and accurately reflects production mode.All uses of
isProduction()are consistently gating performance-sensitive or security-sensitive behavior:
- routing.ts (lines 68–74) for enabling/disabling diagnostics
- builtin-logger.ts (line 53) for setting log-level to “warn” in production
- result-helpers.ts (line 86) for hiding error details in production
No changes are required to ensure correct production detection across deployment scenarios. Consider normalizing
NODE_ENVwith.toLowerCase()if you need to support non-standard casing.
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78-81: OPTIONS preflight is registered with endpoint + parsers; it will execute business logic.By seeding the “options” entry with the same [parsers, endpoint], the inner loop later registers an OPTIONS handler that runs parsers and calls
endpoint.execute. Preflight must not hit endpoint logic and should short-circuit with headers + 204.Apply this change to ensure preflight doesn’t carry parsers over:
- if (!familiar.has(path)) - familiar.set(path, new Map(config.cors ? [["options", value]] : [])); + if (!familiar.has(path)) { + const entries: [CORSMethod, [RequestHandler[], AbstractEndpoint]][] = []; + if (config.cors) { + // Preflight must not run parsers or endpoint logic; the actual registration + // will special-case OPTIONS in initRouting. + entries.push(["options", R.pair([], endpoint)]); + } + familiar.set(path, new Map(entries)); + }And finalize the fix in the registration loop (see separate comment for Lines 93-114).
93-114: Special-case OPTIONS in the registration loop: set headers and return 204 without parsers/endpoint.Currently, the generated handlers for OPTIONS will run parsers and
endpoint.execute. That’s incorrect for CORS preflight and may blow up on endpoints expecting bodies or specific methods.- for (const [method, [matchingParsers, endpoint]] of methods) { - const handlers = matchingParsers - .slice() // must be immutable - .concat(async (request, response) => { - const logger = getLogger(request); - return endpoint.execute({ request, response, logger, config }); - }); - if (config.cors) { - // issue #2706, must go before parsers: - handlers.unshift(async (request, response, next) => { - const logger = getLogger(request); - const defaultHeaders = makeCorsHeaders(accessMethods); - const headers = - typeof config.cors === "function" - ? await config.cors({ request, endpoint, logger, defaultHeaders }) - : defaultHeaders; - response.set(headers); - next(); - }); - } - app[method](path, ...handlers); - } + for (const [method, [matchingParsers, endpoint]] of methods) { + // CORS preflight: do not run parsers or endpoint logic. + if (method === "options") { + const preflight: RequestHandler = async (request, response) => { + const logger = getLogger(request); + const defaultHeaders = makeCorsHeaders(accessMethods); + const headers = + typeof config.cors === "function" + ? await config.cors({ request, endpoint, logger, defaultHeaders }) + : defaultHeaders; + response.set(headers); + response.sendStatus(204); + }; + app.options(path, preflight); + continue; + } + + const handlers = matchingParsers + .slice() // must be immutable + .concat(async (request, response) => { + const logger = getLogger(request); + return endpoint.execute({ request, response, logger, config }); + }); + if (config.cors) { + // issue #2706, must go before parsers: + handlers.unshift(async (request, response, next) => { + const logger = getLogger(request); + const defaultHeaders = makeCorsHeaders(accessMethods); + const headers = + typeof config.cors === "function" + ? await config.cors({ request, endpoint, logger, defaultHeaders }) + : defaultHeaders; + response.set(headers); + next(); + }); + } + app[method](path, ...handlers); + }
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express-zod-api/src/routing.ts (2)
27-33: Good extraction of InitProps; consider immutability for safety.Nice move pulling the param typing into a dedicated interface. Consider making properties readonly and tightening parsers to readonly arrays to reflect the intended immutability (you already clone handlers later).
-interface InitProps { - app: IRouter; - getLogger: GetLogger; - config: CommonConfig; - routing: Routing; - parsers?: Parsers; -} +interface InitProps { + readonly app: IRouter; + readonly getLogger: GetLogger; + readonly config: CommonConfig; + readonly routing: Routing; + readonly parsers?: { readonly [K in ContentType]?: readonly RequestHandler[] }; +}
71-76: Redundant isProduction guard; rely on doc presence.You already gate Diagnostics construction by environment. Wrapping
doc?.…calls withif (!isProduction()) { … }does double work and re-invokes a memoized lookup. You can just calldoc?.check…directly.- if (!isProduction()) { - doc?.checkSchema(endpoint, { path, method }); - doc?.checkPathParams(path, endpoint, { method }); - } + doc?.checkSchema(endpoint, { path, method }); + doc?.checkPathParams(path, endpoint, { method });
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express-zod-api/src/routing.ts (1)
86-87: initRouting call sites verified—no internal breakages detectedI’ve checked all 21 internal invocations of initRouting across
.ts/.tsxfiles and confirmed they’re already using the new object-destructured signature ({ app, getLogger, config, … }), with no positional-argument calls remaining.• 21 call sites updated to
initRouting({ … }), none rely on the old parameter order
• No internal references to the legacy signature foundYou’re all set internally. As a best practice, please also review any external examples or documentation to ensure they reflect the new InitProps bag.
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68-69: Diagnostics now constructed with an ActualLogger — previous issue resolved.Passing getLogger() (called) ensures Diagnostics receives a logger instance, not the factory. Thanks for fixing that.
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express-zod-api/src/routing.ts (2)
27-33: Nice extraction of InitProps to clarify the API surface.This reduces the cognitive load on initRouting. Optional: mark fields readonly to prevent accidental mutation from callers.
-interface InitProps { - app: IRouter; - getLogger: GetLogger; - config: CommonConfig; - routing: Routing; - parsers?: Parsers; -} +interface InitProps { + readonly app: IRouter; + readonly getLogger: GetLogger; + readonly config: CommonConfig; + readonly routing: Routing; + readonly parsers?: Parsers; +}
88-91: Avoid duplicate HEAD in Allow/Access-Control headers.When a route explicitly declares "head" and we also append "head" because "get" is present, the list can contain duplicates. Low impact, but easy to harden.
-const accessMethods = Array.from(methods.keys()); -/** @link https://github.com/RobinTail/express-zod-api/discussions/2791#discussioncomment-13745912 */ -if (accessMethods.includes("get")) accessMethods.push("head"); +const accessMethods = Array.from(methods.keys()); +/** @link https://github.com/RobinTail/express-zod-api/discussions/2791#discussioncomment-13745912 */ +if (accessMethods.includes("get") && !accessMethods.includes("head")) { + accessMethods.push("head"); +}
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express-zod-api/src/routing.ts (4)
61-62: Good separation of concerns with collectSiblings().Pulling discovery+grouping out of initRouting makes the main flow easier to follow and test.
72-73: Production-gated diagnostics checks are placed correctly.The optional chaining keeps the hot path clean in production while still running helpful checks in non-prod. No action needed.
81-82: collectSiblings return value is well-scoped.Returning the familiar map keeps initRouting focused on registration. No issues.
84-85: Verified: allinitRoutingcalls use object-literal arguments
I searched the entire repo and confirmed that every invocation—including those inexpress-zod-api/src/server.ts(lines 56 and 88) and all test cases—passes a single object literal. There are no positional‐argument calls remaining, so the new destructured signature is source-compatible.
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