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WalkthroughThe recent updates encompass enhancements across several files, including the introduction of new parameters in the Changes
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- backend/src/controllers/search.controller.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/masks.ts (2 hunks)
- backend/src/models/requestInput.ts (2 hunks)
- backend/src/processStream.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/score.ts (4 hunks)
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backend/src/masks.ts (2)
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substrtosubstringindateRangeValidationMaskaligns with modern JavaScript best practices, assubstris considered a legacy function and its use is generally discouraged. This change should not affect the functionality, as both methods can be used similarly for this use case, butsubstringis preferred for its consistency with other string manipulation methods.- 118-120: The replacement of
substrwithsubstringindateRangeTransformMaskis consistent with JavaScript best practices and enhances code maintainability. This change ensures the codebase uses the more modern and recommended string manipulation method, which issubstring. The functionality remains unaffected, as the method arguments are compatible betweensubstrandsubstringfor the use cases presented here.backend/src/models/requestInput.ts (2)
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birthPostalCodeandbirthLocationCodein theRequestBodyinterface could improve the logical grouping of related fields, enhancing code readability and maintainability. However, it's important to verify that this change is consistently applied across the codebase to avoid mismatches in data handling. Ensure that all references to these fields in the backend logic, database queries, and any frontend components are updated accordingly.- 125-129: The swapping of
deathCityanddeathPostalCodein theRequestBodyinterface is another logical restructuring aimed at improving code clarity. As with the previous change, it's crucial to ensure that this modification is reflected wherever these fields are used within the application. This includes backend logic, database interactions, and any frontend components that might rely on these fields.backend/src/controllers/search.controller.ts (3)
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birthPostalCodeas a parameter to thesearchmethod enhances the method's capability to handle search queries more precisely by allowing searches based on the postal code of the birth location. This change aligns with the PR's objective of refining functionality. Ensure that all related documentation and client-side code that consumes this API are updated to reflect this new parameter.- 49-49: Similarly, the addition of
deathPostalCodecomplements thebirthPostalCodeparameter by enabling searches based on the postal code of the death location. This further refines the search capabilities of theSearchControllerclass. As withbirthPostalCode, it's important to update all related documentation and client-side code to accommodate this new parameter.- 42-49: Given the addition of
birthPostalCodeanddeathPostalCodeparameters, it's essential to verify that these parameters are correctly utilized within thesearchmethod's logic. This includes ensuring they are properly included in the construction of theRequestInputobject and that any downstream logic (e.g., database queries or external API calls) that depends on these parameters is updated accordingly. This step is crucial for maintaining the correctness and integrity of the search functionality.Verification successful
Given the lack of output from the initial script, it's necessary to broaden the search to verify the correct utilization of
birthPostalCodeanddeathPostalCodeparameters within the codebase. This includes checking for their presence in any relevant contexts, such as parameter handling, database queries, or API calls. Let's proceed with a more generalized search approach.
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birthPostalCodeanddeathPostalCodeparameters are correctly utilized within thesearchmethod's logic and are integrated across various parts of the codebase, including model definitions, controller methods, and query construction utilities. This thorough integration ensures the parameters contribute meaningfully to the system's functionality, particularly in search and aggregation operations. Based on this evidence, the changes have been successfully verified.Scripts Executed
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backend/src/processStream.ts (2)
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substrtosubstringin thepbkdf2function aligns with modern JavaScript best practices, assubstris considered a legacy feature and its use is discouraged. This change should not affect the behavior of the function since both methods can achieve the same result when used as shown. However, it's important to ensure that this change is consistently applied across the entire codebase to maintain consistency.- 145-151: > 📝 NOTE
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The file imports several modules and utilities at the beginning. Ensure that all imported modules are used within the file to avoid unnecessary imports that can lead to increased bundle sizes and slower load times in a Node.js application. If any imports are no longer used due to recent changes, consider removing them to keep the codebase clean and efficient.
backend/src/score.ts (1)
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deathAgeinpersonFromRequestis a significant addition. Ensure that the logic elsewhere in the application correctly interprets and uses this new field. It's also important to validate the format and values ofdeathAgeto prevent potential errors or inconsistencies.
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Given the complexity and the critical nature of the operations performed in this file, including stream processing, encryption, and file handling, it's essential to ensure comprehensive error handling throughout. While there are some error handling implementations, review the entire file to ensure that all external calls and operations that can fail (e.g., file operations, stream transformations, encryption) are wrapped in appropriate try-catch blocks or have error event listeners attached. This will help in gracefully handling errors and providing meaningful feedback to the users or logs.
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The use of any type in TypeScript can undermine the type safety benefits of using TypeScript. It's observed in several places throughout the file (e.g., in function parameters and return types). Wherever possible, replace any with more specific types or interfaces to enhance code readability, maintainability, and type safety. This will also help in catching potential bugs at compile time rather than runtime.
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The file contains a significant amount of business logic and functionalities related to stream processing, encryption, and data transformation. Consider refactoring the file to separate concerns more clearly. For example, encryption-related functions could be moved to a dedicated module, and stream transformation utilities could be organized in another. This separation of concerns will improve the modularity and maintainability of the codebase.
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Rename the function to accurately reflect its behavior.
- const pbkdf2 = (key: string) => {
+ const generateSha256Base64Digest = (key: string) => {This change will make the function name more descriptive and accurate, avoiding confusion with the PBKDF2 algorithm.
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The variable BisFrench is named in a way that might not immediately convey its purpose or meaning. Consider renaming it to something more descriptive, such as isLocationInFrance, to improve code readability.
- const BisFrench = (locB.countryCode && (locB.countryCode === 'FRA'));
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backend/src/processStream.ts (4)
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- backend/src/controllers/search.controller.ts (1 hunks)
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- backend/src/models/requestInput.ts (2 hunks)
- backend/src/processStream.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/score.spec.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/score.ts (6 hunks)
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backend/src/controllers/search.controller.ts (20)
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backend/src/score.spec.ts (1)
1-1: The import statement and the new test case forfuzzballTokenSetRatioare correctly implemented.Also applies to: 6-9
backend/src/masks.ts (2)
32-32: The update fromsubstrtosubstringindateRangeValidationMaskenhances string manipulation consistency.
118-120: The updates indateRangeTransformMaskfromsubstrtosubstringmaintain consistency with modern string manipulation methods.backend/src/models/requestInput.ts (1)
99-103: The modifications in theRequestBodyinterface correctly swapbirthPostalCodewithbirthLocationCodeanddeathCitywithdeathPostalCode, aligning with the data structure requirements.Also applies to: 125-129
backend/src/controllers/search.controller.ts (1)
42-49: The addition of new parameters (birthPostalCode,birthLocationCode,deathPostalCode,deathLocationCode) to the method signatures inSearchControllerenhances the search functionality by incorporating more detailed location-based filters.backend/src/processStream.ts (1)
148-148: The function namepbkdf2is misleading as it suggests the PBKDF2 algorithm, but it's actually creating a SHA-256 hash. Consider renaming it to reflect its behavior accurately.- const pbkdf2 = (key: string) => { + const generateSha256Base64Digest = (key: string) => {Likely invalid or redundant comment.
backend/src/score.ts (3)
5-5: The import offuzzballhas been changed to a namespace import to potentially use multiple methods from the module. This is a good practice when multiple utilities from a module are needed.
462-462: The variableBisFrenchis named in a way that might not immediately convey its purpose or meaning. Consider renaming it to something more descriptive, such asisLocationInFrance, to improve code readability.- const BisFrench = (locB.countryCode && (locB.countryCode === 'FRA')); + const isLocationInFrance = (locB.countryCode && (locB.countryCode === 'FRA'));Likely invalid or redundant comment.
96-96: Added a new functionfuzzballTokenSetRatioto calculate token set ratios. This function is a straightforward use offuzz.token_set_ratioand scales the result to a percentage. Ensure that this function is covered by unit tests to verify its correctness.Verification successful
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fuzzballTokenSetRatiois referenced in the test filebackend/src/score.spec.ts, indicating that it is covered by unit tests.
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import { ScoreResult, fuzzballTokenSetRatio } from './score';const score = fuzzballTokenSetRatio("fuzzy was a bear", "a fuzzy bear fuzzy was");Scripts Executed
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The parseYMD function uses substring with incorrect indices for the month and day extraction, leading to potential parsing errors. The second argument of substring should be the end index, not the length. Correct the indices to properly extract the month and day.
- return new Date(+dateString.substring(0,4),+dateString.substring(4,2) - 1,+dateString.substring(6,2));
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The check for an empty string using ^\s*$ in scoreDateRaw is good for ensuring that the input is not just whitespace. However, consider trimming the input string at the beginning of the function to simplify further checks and ensure consistent handling of whitespace.
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backend/src/score.ts (8)
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backend/src/score.ts (5)
5-5: Update import statement to use namespace import forfuzzball.
96-96: Add new methodfuzzballTokenSetRatiofor token set ratio calculations.
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552-553: Correct the usage ofsubstringto properly parse dates.
781-781: HandledeathAgeinpersonFromRequestfunction.
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63-63: Consider specifying explicit types instead of usinganyto improve type safety and maintainability of the code.- const levRatio = (tokenA: string, tokenB: string, option?: any): number => { + const levRatio = (tokenA: string, tokenB: string, option?: DistanceOption): number => { - const fuzzyRatio = (tokenA: string, tokenB: string, option?: any): number => { + const fuzzyRatio = (tokenA: string, tokenB: string, option?: CompareOption): number => { - const tokenize = (sentence: string|string[], tokenizeArray?: boolean): string|string[] => { + const tokenize = (sentence: string|string[], tokenizeArray?: boolean): TokenizedResult => { - const scoreReduce = (score:any, multiplePenalty?: boolean ):number => { + const scoreReduce = (score: Score, multiplePenalty?: boolean ):number => { - const scoreToken = (tokenA: string|string[], tokenB: string|string[], option?: any): number => { + const scoreToken = (tokenA: string|string[], tokenB: string|string[], option?: TokenOption): number => { - const scoreCity = (cityA: string|string[]|RequestField, cityB: string|string[]): number => { + const scoreCity = (cityA: CityInput, cityB: CityInput[]): number => { - const scoreLocationCode = (codeA: string|string[]|RequestField, codeB: string|string[]): number => { + const scoreLocationCode = (codeA: CodeInput, codeB: CodeInput[]): number => { - const scoreDepCode = (depCodeA: number|string|string[]|RequestField, depCodeB: number|string|RequestField, sameCity: boolean ) => { + const scoreDepCode = (depCodeA: DepCodeInput, depCodeB: DepCodeInput, sameCity: boolean ) => { - const scoreCountry = (countryA: string|string[]|RequestField, countryB: string|string[]): number => { + const scoreCountry = (countryA: CountryInput, countryB: CountryInput[]): number => { - let scoreLocation = (locA: Location, locB: Location, event?: string, explain?: any): any => { + let scoreLocation = (locA: Location, locB: Location, event?: string, explain?: ExplainType): LocationScore => {Also applies to: 75-75, 116-116, 123-123, 130-130, 181-181, 185-185, 189-189, 191-191, 199-199, 209-209
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63-63: Unexpected any. Specify a different type.
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116-116: Unexpected any. Specify a different type.
117-120: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early.
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181-181: This default parameter should follow the last required parameter or should be a required parameter.
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backend/src/score.ts (3)
5-5: Update to namespace import forfuzzballis correct and aligns with modern TypeScript best practices.
548-548: TheparseYMDfunction now correctly usessubstringwith proper indices for parsing dates. This change should prevent the date parsing errors noted in previous reviews.
95-95: The new functionfuzzballTokenSetRatiocorrectly implements the token set ratio usingfuzz.token_set_ratio. Ensure that this function is covered by unit tests to verify its behavior.Verification successful
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fuzzballTokenSetRatiois covered by unit tests, as it is referenced inbackend/src/score.spec.ts.
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| @@ -780,6 +774,7 @@ export const personFromRequest = (item: RequestBody): Person => { | |||
| // deathDate has priority over lastSeenAliveDate | |||
| ...item.lastSeenAliveDate && { date: `>${item.lastSeenAliveDate}`}, | |||
| ...item.deathDate && { date: item.deathDate as string }, | |||
| ...item.deathAge && { date: item.deathAge as string }, | |||
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The handling for deathAge in personFromRequest function is a good addition for flexibility in data input. Ensure that this new field is properly documented in the function's docstring to clarify its usage and expected data type.
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| if (tokenizeArray && Array.isArray(sentence)) { | ||
| return ((sentence).map(s => tokenize(s)) as any).flat(); | ||
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| return sentence; | ||
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Consider simplifying the control flow by removing unnecessary else clauses where previous branches terminate early.
- if (tokenizeArray && Array.isArray(sentence)) {
- return ((sentence).map(s => tokenize(s)) as any).flat();
- } else {
- // default dont tokenize if string[]
- return sentence;
- }
+ if (tokenizeArray && Array.isArray(sentence)) {
+ return ((sentence).map(s => tokenize(s)) as any).flat();
+ }
+ // default dont tokenize if string[]
+ return sentence;Also applies to: 129-142, 133-135
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| } else { | |
| if (tokenizeArray && Array.isArray(sentence)) { | |
| return ((sentence).map(s => tokenize(s)) as any).flat(); | |
| } else { | |
| // default dont tokenize if string[] | |
| return sentence; | |
| } | |
| // default dont tokenize if string[] | |
| return sentence; | |
| } | |
| if (tokenizeArray && Array.isArray(sentence)) { | |
| return ((sentence).map(s => tokenize(s)) as any).flat(); | |
| } | |
| // default dont tokenize if string[] | |
| return sentence; |
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birthPostalCodeanddeathPostalCodein search functionality.deathAgehandling in person request processing.Bug Fixes
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fuzzlibrary.Documentation