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WalkthroughThis pull request encompasses multiple changes across various components and files in the project. The modifications primarily focus on renaming functions related to example retrieval (e.g., Changes
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src/composables/useSidebar.ts (1)
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214-214: Consider implementing the TODO itemThe TODO comment indicates a planned
itemsByOperationsfunction. This could be addressed as part of the current refactoring effort.Would you like me to help implement the
itemsByOperationsfunction or create a GitHub issue to track this enhancement?
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docs/sandbox/index.md(1 hunks)src/components/Parameter/OAParameterExamples.vue(2 hunks)src/components/Playground/OAPlaygroundParameterInput.vue(2 hunks)src/components/Playground/OAPlaygroundParameters.vue(2 hunks)src/composables/usePaths.ts(1 hunks)src/composables/useSidebar.ts(1 hunks)src/lib/codeSamples/buildRequest.ts(2 hunks)src/lib/codeSamples/generateCodeSampleCurl.ts(1 hunks)src/lib/codeSamples/generateCodeSamplePhp.ts(2 hunks)src/lib/codeSamples/request.ts(1 hunks)src/lib/createOpenApiInstance.ts(1 hunks)src/lib/fetchToCurl.ts(0 hunks)src/lib/getPropertyExample.ts(1 hunks)src/lib/getPropertyExamples.ts(1 hunks)src/lib/getSchemaUi.ts(4 hunks)src/lib/getSchemaUiJson.ts(5 hunks)src/lib/prepareOpenAPI/generateMissingSummary.ts(1 hunks)src/lib/prepareOpenAPI/generateMissingTags.ts(1 hunks)test/lib/fetchToCurl.test.ts(0 hunks)test/lib/generateCodeSamples.test.ts(1 hunks)test/lib/getPropertyExample.test.ts(1 hunks)test/lib/getPropertyExamples.test.ts(1 hunks)test/lib/prepareOpenAPI/generateMissingOperationIds.test.ts(1 hunks)test/lib/prepareOpenAPI/generateMissingSummary.test.ts(1 hunks)test/lib/prepareOpenAPI/generateMissingTags.test.ts(1 hunks)
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src/lib/createOpenApiInstance.ts (1)
3-3: Verify consistent file organization across the codebase
The import path change suggests a structural reorganization. Let's verify this is consistently applied across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Import paths are consistently using the new directory structure
All imports of prepareOpenAPI across the codebase are using the new path structure prepareOpenAPI/prepareOpenAPI, and the file exists at the expected location. The structural reorganization has been applied consistently.
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src/composables/usePaths.ts (1)
3-3: LGTM! Import path update is consistent
The import path modification maintains consistency with the new file organization structure.
src/composables/useSidebar.ts (1)
5-5: LGTM! Import path update is consistent
The import path modification maintains consistency with the new file organization structure.
src/lib/prepareOpenAPI/generateMissingTags.ts (2)
Line range hint 4-31: Implementation looks good!
The function implementation follows best practices:
- Proper type safety with OpenAPI types
- Handles undefined/null cases gracefully
- Maintains immutability by creating new tags
- Clear and maintainable logic for tag generation
2-2: Verify the import path change across the codebase
The import path has been updated to accommodate directory structure changes. Let's verify this change is consistent with other imports.
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Import path change is correct and consistent
The import path change from '../composables/useTheme' to '../../composables/useTheme' is verified to be correct based on the following evidence:
- The
useTheme.tsfile exists atsrc/composables/useTheme.ts - The importing file is at
src/lib/prepareOpenAPI/generateMissingTags.ts - Other files in the codebase correctly import from the same location:
src/index.tsuses./composables/useThemesrc/lib/operationData.tsuses../composables/useThemetest/composables/useTheme.test.tsuses../../src/composables/useTheme
The relative path adjustment is consistent with the directory structure and follows the same pattern as other imports in the codebase.
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src/lib/codeSamples/generateCodeSampleCurl.ts (3)
6-6: Provide a Clear Fallback for Unknown HTTP Methods
Currently, an unknown or unrecognized HTTP method would yield an empty string for the method flag. While this is acceptable, consider logging a warning or throwing an error if the method is not recognized to avoid silently ignoring a potential misuse.
Do you want me to generate a script to search for and review all method calls in the codebase that might pass an unknown HTTP method to generateCodeSampleCurl?
16-18: Automatic Compression Handling
The approach for enabling --compressed when accept-encoding is present is clever. Just be mindful that certain cURL versions may behave differently with this flag, especially regarding supported encodings. Testing in multiple environments is advised.
20-20: Trim the Final Output for Better CLI Usability
Trimming whitespace at the end of the command string is a helpful final step to avoid unexpected blank lines when copying or executing the command. Good practice.
src/lib/getPropertyExamples.ts (1)
1-1: Rename Reflects Function Purpose Clearly
Changing from getExamples to getPropertyExamples better conveys that this function deals with property-related examples. The logic is straightforward and consistent with the naming convention across related files.
src/lib/prepareOpenAPI/generateMissingSummary.ts (1)
2-2: Maintain Updated Import Paths to Avoid Breakages
Your import path alteration to ../../types is valid, but be attentive that any external references or project documentation referencing the older path might need updates. Also check if your tooling (e.g., TypeScript path aliases) can simplify these relative paths.
src/lib/getPropertyExample.ts (1)
1-1: Align Single vs. Multiple Examples with Return Value Consistency
Renaming getExample to getPropertyExample improves clarity. The function returns either a single value or null. Meanwhile, getPropertyExamples can return arrays. Ensure callers expect this difference and handle single vs. multiple examples appropriately.
test/lib/getPropertyExamples.test.ts (6)
2-2: Import aligns with function rename.
No issues found with this import statement change.
7-7: Test usage of getPropertyExamples.
This looks correct and aligns with the expected return for the example property.
12-12: Test usage with examples array.
This is accurate, verifying array-based examples properly.
17-17: Test usage with missing example and examples.
Returning null in this scenario is consistent with the intended functionality.
22-22: Test usage with an empty string for example.
Ensuring the function returns an array containing an empty string is a valid edge-case check.
27-27: Test usage with an empty examples array.
Correctly returning an empty array fulfills expectations for this scenario.
src/components/Parameter/OAParameterExamples.vue (2)
3-3: Import name updates.
Renaming to getPropertyExamples accurately reflects the function’s purpose.
14-14: Direct usage of getPropertyExamples.
Retrieving examples from props.property is consistent with the refactor.
src/lib/codeSamples/generateCodeSamplePhp.ts (4)
10-10: Conditional headers handling.
Checking for headers before accessing keys prevents runtime errors.
18-18: Conditional query handling.
Same defensive check ensures the function won't break if query is undefined.
31-31: Nullish coalescing in URL construction.
Object.keys(query ?? {}) is a robust approach for handling optional queries.
35-35: Consistent header check.
Maintaining the same pattern ensures consistent safety checks throughout.
test/lib/prepareOpenAPI/generateMissingTags.test.ts (1)
1-75: Comprehensive new test suite.
This file thoroughly tests various scenarios for generateMissingTags, covering default-tag insertion, existing tags preservation, and empty paths. The coverage appears complete and in line with the function’s purpose. If further extensibility is desired (e.g., custom default tags), you could consider parameterizing the tag name.
src/components/Playground/OAPlaygroundParameterInput.vue (3)
5-5: Consistent rename to getPropertyExample
The import now correctly points to getPropertyExample, aligning with the rest of the refactor.
42-42: Logical fallback assignment for modelValue
Using getPropertyExample(props.parameter) ?? props.parameter.schema.enum[0] is a proper fallback mechanism to ensure a valid model value.
46-46: Immediate assignment for parameterExample
Storing the example value in parameterExample ensures easy reuse in the template. No issues noted.
test/lib/getPropertyExample.test.ts (2)
2-2: Updated import path
Renaming from getExample to getPropertyExample maintains consistency.
4-52: Thorough test coverage
Each scenario explicitly checks a different data field (example, examples, schema.example, etc.), ensuring comprehensive coverage for edge cases.
src/lib/codeSamples/buildRequest.ts (2)
3-3: Import refactor
Switching from getExample to getPropertyExample is consistent with the updated naming across the codebase.
86-86: Proper example variable assignment
Using getPropertyExample(parameter) within setExamplesAsVariables ensures that missing variables are auto-populated with relevant examples.
src/lib/getSchemaUiJson.ts (5)
2-2: Consistent import rename
The import of getPropertyExample reflects the refactor effort. No issues detected.
61-61: Example usage in array properties
Correctly retrieves an example for array items when useExample is true, improving consistency across property types.
80-80: Literal property example retrieval
Ensures literal properties use getPropertyExample when useExample is set, maintaining the expected logic.
93-93: Constant property example retrieval
For constants, using getPropertyExample is straightforward; no functional issues.
144-144: One-of property example resolution
Fallbacks to getPropertyExample if no sub-properties exist, aligning with the updated naming.
src/lib/getSchemaUi.ts (2)
3-3: Ensure consistent usage of renamed function.
This import change aligns with the updated function name but verify all references to avoid potential merge conflicts.
128-128: Graceful fallback for constant property.
This logic correctly defaults to schema.const when examples are unavailable. Looks good.
src/components/Playground/OAPlaygroundParameters.vue (2)
11-11: Consistent function naming.
Using getPropertyExample keeps the code aligned with the updated naming convention.
78-78: Properly initializing parameter variables.
Looks good. The new function name maintains clarity and consistent usage of examples.
docs/sandbox/index.md (1)
2-2: Updated title and layout.
No issues found. This aligns the sandbox page with a simpler naming convention and a custom layout.
test/lib/prepareOpenAPI/generateMissingSummary.test.ts (1)
2-2: LGTM! Import path updated correctly.
The import path change aligns with the refactoring to organize OpenAPI-related functionality under the prepareOpenAPI directory.
Let's verify the new file structure:
✅ Verification successful
Import path correctly reflects the actual file location
The verification confirms that the source file generateMissingSummary.ts exists at the expected path src/lib/prepareOpenAPI/generateMissingSummary.ts, which matches the import path in the test file. The refactoring to organize OpenAPI-related functionality under the prepareOpenAPI directory has been properly implemented.
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test/lib/prepareOpenAPI/generateMissingOperationIds.test.ts (1)
2-2: LGTM! Import path updated consistently.
The import path change follows the same pattern as other files, maintaining consistency in the refactoring effort.
Let's verify the consistency of the refactoring:
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Import path update verified as consistent
Based on the verification results:
- The file
generateMissingOperationIds.tsis correctly located insrc/lib/prepareOpenAPI/ - The corresponding test file is properly placed in
test/lib/prepareOpenAPI/ - No old import paths were found in the test files
- All references to
generateMissingOperationIdsin the test file use the new import path
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| if (request.body) { | ||
| output += ` \\\n${generateBody(JSON.stringify(request.body, null, 2))}` | ||
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Consider Centralizing JSON Stringification
The code currently stringifies the body (JSON.stringify(request.body, null, 2)) before passing it to generateBody, which also checks if body is an object. This double check can be confusing. Centralizing or deferring the JSON stringification to one place (e.g., strictly within generateBody) may improve maintainability.
| body: request.body ? JSON.stringify(request.body, null, 2) : undefined, | ||
| query: request.query, | ||
| }) | ||
| const headersArgument = generateHeadersArgument(request.headers) |
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Use Nullish Coalescing for Enhanced Robustness
While request.headers is typically defined (defaulted to {} in OARequest), consider using a nullish coalescing operator or a similar safeguard to ensure the argument is never undefined. This will make the code more defensive in scenarios where the request object might be malformed.
- const headersArgument = generateHeadersArgument(request.headers)
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| const headersArgument = generateHeadersArgument(request.headers) | |
| const headersArgument = generateHeadersArgument(request.headers ?? {}) |
| public headers?: Record<string, string>, | ||
| public body?: any, | ||
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Make Constructor Parameters Consistent with Defaults
You changed headers, body, and query to optional, which is good for flexibility. However, you might consider consistent usage of defaults (e.g., public headers: Record<string, string> = {}, public body: any = null, public query: Record<string, string> = {}) for more direct clarity. The current approach is valid, but combining default parameters with your fallback logic can be more explicit.
| if (!headers) { | ||
| this.headers = {} | ||
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Leverage Optional Chaining More Widely
You're already using a conditional check to see if headers is not provided. Since you're defaulting to {}, consider optional chaining or a nullish coalescing operator for even more robust handling. For example:
if (!this.headers) {
this.headers = {}
}could be replaced by direct assignment in the constructor:
public headers: Record<string, string> = {}This is more concise and ensures headers is always an object.
| if (!query) { | ||
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Ensure Query Object is Always Populated
Similar to the headers fallback, using a parameter default (e.g., public query: Record<string, string> = {}) can streamline this check. The current approach works, but explicit parameter defaults may reduce code repetition.
| if (getPropertyExamples(schema.items)) { | ||
| property.subexamples = getPropertyExamples(schema.items) |
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Consider reusing the example result for subexamples.
Reduce duplication by storing getPropertyExamples(schema.items) in a variable.
if (getPropertyExamples(schema.items)) {
- property.subexamples = getPropertyExamples(schema.items)
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| if (getPropertyExamples(schema.items)) { | |
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| const itemExamples = getPropertyExamples(schema.items) | |
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| ...(property.description && { description: property.description }), | |||
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Avoid repeated function calls in object spread.
Calling getPropertyExamples(property) twice can be optimized. Store the result in a variable and reuse it to improve readability.
const propertyExamples = getPropertyExamples(property)
const baseProperty: OAProperty = {
name,
types: nodeTypes,
required,
- ...(getPropertyExamples(property) && { examples: getPropertyExamples(property) }),
+ ...(propertyExamples && { examples: propertyExamples }),
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| it('handles query parameters and headers correctly', () => { | ||
| const url = 'https://api.example.com/path/testOperation' | ||
| const method = 'GET' | ||
| const headers = { 'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'Authorization': 'Bearer token' } | ||
| const queryParams: Record<string, string> = { search: 'query', page: '2' } | ||
| const result = generateCodeSampleCurl({ url, method, headers, query: queryParams }) | ||
| expect(result).toBe(`curl -X GET \\ | ||
| 'https://api.example.com/path/testOperation?search=query&page=2' \\ | ||
| -H "Content-Type: application/json" \\ | ||
| -H "Authorization: Bearer token"`) | ||
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Comprehensive coverage of query parameters and headers.
This test thoroughly checks the generation of CURL commands with multiple query parameters and headers. Consider adding edge cases for numeric or boolean query parameters in future updates.
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