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refactor : ts integration : src/simulator/src/moduleSetup.ts #436

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Fixes #414

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    • Migrated module setup functionality from JavaScript to TypeScript
    • Introduced type safety for module set with new interface
    • Restructured module import and initialization process
  • Chores

    • Updated module setup implementation to improve code organization and maintainability

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The pull request involves migrating the moduleSetup.js file to moduleSetup.ts, transitioning from JavaScript to TypeScript. The new TypeScript implementation introduces type safety through an interface ModuleSet while maintaining the core functionality of setting up and exporting simulator modules. The changes preserve the original module import and export mechanism using Object.assign, but now with enhanced type checking and definition.

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src/simulator/src/moduleSetup.js Deleted JavaScript file containing module setup function
src/simulator/src/moduleSetup.ts New TypeScript file with type-safe module setup implementation

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Typescript Integration [#414]

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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src/simulator/src/moduleSetup.ts (2)

1-66: Improve import organization for better maintainability.

Consider organizing imports into explicit groups with comments to improve readability and maintainability:

// Module registry
import modules from './modules';

// Basic components
import Adder from './modules/Adder';
// ... other basic components

// Sequential components
import Clock from './sequential/Clock';
// ... other sequential components

// Testbench components
import TB_Input from './testbench/testbenchInput';
// ... other testbench components

// Verilog components
import verilogMultiplier from './modules/verilogMultiplier';
// ... other verilog components

73-138: Align moduleSet order with imports for better maintainability.

The order of modules in moduleSet doesn't match the import order, making it harder to maintain. Consider organizing them in the same order as the imports and grouping them by category with comments.

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src/simulator/src/moduleSetup.ts (1)

140-140: Verify the modules object exists before assignment.

The Object.assign operation assumes modules is defined. Add a type guard to ensure type safety:

if (!(modules && typeof modules === 'object')) {
  throw new Error('Invalid modules registry');
}
Object.assign(modules, moduleSet);

Comment on lines +67 to +70
// Define an interface for the module set to provide type safety
interface ModuleSet {
[key: string]: any;
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Strengthen type safety by avoiding 'any'.

The current interface uses any which negates TypeScript's type checking benefits. Consider creating a base interface for modules and using it as the value type:

interface SimulatorModule {
  // Common properties that all modules should have
  id?: string;
  type: string;
  // Add other common properties
}

interface ModuleSet {
  [key: string]: SimulatorModule;
}

Comment on lines +72 to +141
export default function setupModules(): void {
const moduleSet: ModuleSet = {
AndGate,
Random,
NandGate,
Counter,
Multiplexer,
XorGate,
XnorGate,
SevenSegDisplay,
SixteenSegDisplay,
HexDisplay,
OrGate,
Stepper,
NotGate,
Text,
TriState,
Buffer,
ControlledInverter,
Adder,
verilogMultiplier,
verilogDivider,
verilogPower,
verilogShiftLeft,
verilogShiftRight,
TwoComplement,
Splitter,
Ground,
Power,
Input,
Output,
BitSelector,
ConstantVal,
NorGate,
DigitalLed,
VariableLed,
Button,
RGBLed,
SquareRGBLed,
Demultiplexer,
Decoder,
Flag,
MSB,
LSB,
PriorityEncoder,
Tunnel,
ALU,
Rectangle,
Arrow,
ImageAnnotation,
RGBLedMatrix,
TflipFlop,
DflipFlop,
Dlatch,
SRflipFlop,
JKflipFlop,
TTY,
Keyboard,
Clock,
Rom,
EEPROM,
RAM,
verilogRAM,
TB_Input,
TB_Output,
ForceGate,
};

Object.assign(modules, moduleSet);
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add error handling and consider immutability.

The current implementation has several potential improvements:

  1. Add error handling for the modules object:
export default function setupModules(): void {
  if (!modules) {
    throw new Error('Modules registry is not initialized');
  }
  // ... rest of the function
}
  1. Consider returning a new modules object instead of mutating the existing one:
export default function setupModules(): Record<string, SimulatorModule> {
  return { ...modules, ...moduleSet };
}
  1. Add validation for required module properties before registration.

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