added hints to get complete guides by url #431
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erenfn
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- Added Url field to Hints
- Added Hints to "/get_guides_by_url" and "/get_incomplete_guides_by_url"
WalkthroughThis pull request introduces enhancements to the hint management system across the backend and frontend. The changes primarily focus on integrating URL-based hint functionality, expanding the Changes
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backend/src/server.js (1)
47-47: Stay calm and deliberate,alter: truecan be tricky on a production database.Using
alter: truedynamically adjusts table schemas, but it can lead to unintended consequences if the schema changes in unexpected ways. Ensure that this approach aligns with your migration strategy or consider using more explicit migrations to keep your database schema stable and well-documented.[Nitpick]
frontend/src/components/HintPageComponents/HintLeftContent/HintLeftContent.jsx (1)
30-37: You’re spinning bars with your new URL input—looks good in the final mix.The new label and
CustomTextFieldfor theurlproperty align well with the rest of the UI. Consider adding optional validation or user feedback if you need to ensure correct URL formats. Otherwise, everything flows smoothly.backend/src/service/guidelog.service.js (1)
54-66: Your lines are punchy like the best in the game—this new method is close to flame.
getCompleteHintLogsis well-structured and consistent with your other retrieval methods. For potential performance boosts, you might add indexing onuserIdif you expect a large volume of logs, ensuring queries remain efficient in scale.backend/src/models/Hint.js (1)
19-23: Add Some “Wow Factor” to the NewurlField
Yo, yo, we’re adding a new property to store the URL. Overall, this is solid because it opens up more flexible retrieval options. Just ensure no indexing or max-length constraints are needed to handle extremely long URLs.frontend/src/scenes/hints/CreateHintPage.jsx (2)
32-33: Seamless URL Handling
So, you set the default URL to"https://". That’s lovely, mom’s spaghetti. Just confirm if your app expects that as a placeholder or if you’d prefer an empty string to indicate no URL set.
91-91: Focus on the Data
Includingurlin the payload is dope, but be mindful: if the API grows, you may need partial updates. Right now, sending the entire object is okay, but a patch approach might be more scalable.
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backend/src/routes/hint.routes.js (1)
16-16: You might want to keep your knees steady, check user access like mom’s spaghetti.
The new GET route is missing authentication in a secure environment. If users should retrieve hints without logging in, that’s fine, but you might want to confirm that it fits the intended use case and doesn’t inadvertently open the door to unauthorized data access.
frontend/src/components/HintPageComponents/HintLeftContent/HintLeftContent.jsx (2)
6-6: Props are piling up but we’re still on top—clean structure, no flop.
The inclusion of setUrl and url is consistent with the existing pattern for other props. Everything reads nicely and remains straightforward to maintain.
13-15: Handle the craft by controlling the draft—your state management looks tight.
Excellent approach to updating the URL state with handleUrl. This method helps keep the component’s internal logic consistent and ensures the new url field is properly tracked.
backend/src/controllers/guide.controller.js (2)
5-6: Import Check
We can see a new import for hintService. Looks good. Ensure it’s recognized properly in the service registry to prevent missing injection or undefined references.
16-22: Harmonize the Response
The promise-all usage is neat, dawg. Just double-check if you need to handle possible null returns for banners or popups. For instance, if bannerService.getBannerByUrl(url) returns null, the final response might not match the front-end’s expectations.
frontend/src/scenes/hints/CreateHintPage.jsx (1)
77-77: Ensure We’ve Got a Real URL
When editing, you set the URL from the fetched hint data if available, or fallback to "https://". Maybe consider a quick format check or a prompt to the user if the passed URL is empty or remains the default placeholder.
backend/src/service/hint.service.js (1)
80-81: Service Expansion
The new method getIncompleteHintsByUrl aligns with your logic to skip hints that have IDs in the complete logs. Good call. The method name is coherent with the rest of the code.
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backend/src/test/mocks/hint.mock.js (1)
12-12: Great addition of theurlproperty!
Including an empty string as a default is an acceptable approach; however, consider verifying whether or not the URL must always remain optional or if it should hold a valid link. Incorporating a quick validation or test case for the URL property will help ensure data integrity and catch potential user errors.
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backend/src/controllers/guide.controller.js (1)
42-60: These Promise.all calls are droppin' bars! 🎤The parallel execution of guide log retrieval and incomplete guide fetching is well-implemented. Props for keeping the performance tight with Promise.all!
Just one thing to keep our code fresh:
Consider extracting the ID mapping logic into a helper function to make it even cleaner:
+ const getGuideIds = logs => logs.map(log => log.guideId); - const popupIds = completePopupLogs.map(log => log.guideId); - const bannerIds = completeBannerLogs.map(log => log.guideId); - const hintIds = completeHintLogs.map(log => log.guideId); - const helperLinkIds = completeHelperLogs.map(log => log.guideId); + const popupIds = getGuideIds(completePopupLogs); + const bannerIds = getGuideIds(completeBannerLogs); + const hintIds = getGuideIds(completeHintLogs); + const helperLinkIds = getGuideIds(completeHelperLogs);
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backend/src/controllers/guide.controller.js (2)
5-7: Yo, these imports are straight fire! 🔥
The hintService import is cleanly integrated with the existing service imports, maintaining that fresh code organization.
16-22: Mom's spaghetti moment: Let's verify that error handling! 🍝
The Promise.all implementation looks clean, but we should verify that hintService.getHintByUrl properly handles edge cases.
Let's check the error handling implementation:
✅ Verification successful
Yo, the error handling's clean like mom's spaghetti! 🍝
Based on the code analysis, the error handling is properly implemented:
- The controller has a try-catch block that wraps the Promise.all call
- Input validation checks for URL presence and type
- Errors are properly propagated through the internalServerError utility
- The hint service throws specific error messages that get caught and handled
- The response includes proper HTTP status codes (200 for success, 400 for bad request, 500 for server errors)
The error handling implementation follows a consistent pattern across all services, with proper error propagation and standardized error responses. No spaghetti code here! 🍜
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