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Issues and Enhancements #193

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Dependency Injection for config Resolver:
In ConfigManager::load(), the config resolver is hardcoded with resolve('config'). It’s better to pass the configuration repository as a dependency to avoid hard coupling to the resolve function, improving testability and modularity.

File Handling Errors:
When reading files, there is no handling for cases where file_get_contents may fail due to file access issues or if the file does not exist. Wrap it in a conditional or try-catch block to handle these cases.

Dynamic Method Typing and Explicit Return Types:
Certain methods like jsonSerialize, toArray, and toJson would benefit from PHP 8+ syntax for better clarity and type safety. Additionally, consider type hints for method arguments (like $keys in forget) and return types to make the class compatible with strict type checking.

Improvement of putFile Method:
In putFile, the filter method appears to check for non-scalar values but removes null values, which could cause unintended data loss in configurations. Consider refining this check to handle specific cases rather than removing null values entirely.

Namespace Import Optimization:
The class has redundant use imports for certain Laravel helpers. Instead of importing Arr and File individually, directly use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Config.

Exception Handling and Logging:
In the replaceFrom and readFrom methods, exception handling is critical since failing to read configuration files might lead to runtime errors. Enhancing this by adding logging could provide better context for errors.


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Enhancement, Bug fix


Description

  • Replaced the hardcoded config resolver in ConfigManager::load() with a dynamic configuration approach to improve modularity and testability.
  • Improved file handling by adding exception handling for file reading operations, ensuring better error management.
  • Enhanced type safety and clarity by utilizing PHP 8+ syntax, adding explicit return types, and refining method argument type hints.
  • Optimized namespace imports by removing redundant imports and directly using Illuminate\Support\Facades\Config.
  • Refined the putFile method to handle specific cases more accurately, preventing unintended data loss.

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Enhancement
ConfigManager.php
Refactor ConfigManager for better modularity and error handling

app/ConfigManager.php

  • Replaced hardcoded config resolver with dynamic configuration.
  • Improved file handling with better exception handling.
  • Enhanced type safety with PHP 8+ syntax and explicit return types.
  • Optimized namespace imports and removed redundant code.
  • +35/-138

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    Dependency Injection for config Resolver:
    In ConfigManager::load(), the config resolver is hardcoded with resolve('config'). It’s better to pass the configuration repository as a dependency to avoid hard coupling to the resolve function, improving testability and modularity.
    
    File Handling Errors:
    When reading files, there is no handling for cases where file_get_contents may fail due to file access issues or if the file does not exist. Wrap it in a conditional or try-catch block to handle these cases.
    
    Dynamic Method Typing and Explicit Return Types:
    Certain methods like jsonSerialize, toArray, and toJson would benefit from PHP 8+ syntax for better clarity and type safety. Additionally, consider type hints for method arguments (like $keys in forget) and return types to make the class compatible with strict type checking.
    
    Improvement of putFile Method:
    In putFile, the filter method appears to check for non-scalar values but removes null values, which could cause unintended data loss in configurations. Consider refining this check to handle specific cases rather than removing null values entirely.
    
    Namespace Import Optimization:
    The class has redundant use imports for certain Laravel helpers. Instead of importing Arr and File individually, directly use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Config.
    
    Exception Handling and Logging:
    In the replaceFrom and readFrom methods, exception handling is critical since failing to read configuration files might lead to runtime errors. Enhancing this by adding logging could provide better context for errors.
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    Error Handling
    The new implementation of readFrom method uses a throw expression which might not be compatible with older PHP versions. Ensure this is compatible with the project's minimum PHP version requirement.

    Performance Concern
    The jsonSerialize method now uses more complex logic for each value, which could impact performance for large configurations. Consider profiling this change to ensure it doesn't introduce significant overhead.

    Potential Data Loss
    The putFile method now filters out null values, which could lead to unintended data loss if null values are meaningful in the configuration. Verify if this change aligns with the intended behavior.

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    Enhancement
    Improve error handling for JSON decoding to provide more context about the file being processed

    Consider using a more specific exception type for JSON decoding errors. Instead of
    relying on the generic JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR flag, catch and rethrow a custom
    exception with more context about the file being processed.

    app/ConfigManager.php [138]

    -$configurations[] = json_decode($contents, true, 512, JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR);
    +try {
    +    $configurations[] = json_decode($contents, true, 512, JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR);
    +} catch (JsonException $e) {
    +    throw new InvalidJsonFileException("Error decoding JSON in file {$file}: " . $e->getMessage(), 0, $e);
    +}
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    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9

    Why: This suggestion enhances error handling by providing more context when a JSON decoding error occurs, which is crucial for debugging and understanding issues related to specific files.

    9
    Utilize PHP 8.0+ match expression for improved readability and maintainability when handling different file types

    The readFrom method could benefit from using a match expression (PHP 8.0+) instead
    of if-elseif statements for better readability and maintainability when handling
    different file types.

    app/ConfigManager.php [129-144]

     public static function readFrom(...$files): array
     {
         $configurations = [];
         foreach ($files as $file) {
             $ext = pathinfo($file, PATHINFO_EXTENSION);
    -        if ($ext === 'php') {
    -            $configurations[] = require $file;
    -        } elseif ($ext === 'json') {
    -            $contents = file_get_contents($file) ?: throw InvalidJsonFileException::make($file);
    -            $configurations[] = json_decode($contents, true, 512, JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR);
    -        } else {
    -            throw UnsupportedConfigFileTypeException::make($file);
    -        }
    +        $configurations[] = match ($ext) {
    +            'php' => require $file,
    +            'json' => (function () use ($file) {
    +                $contents = file_get_contents($file) ?: throw InvalidJsonFileException::make($file);
    +                return json_decode($contents, true, 512, JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR);
    +            })(),
    +            default => throw UnsupportedConfigFileTypeException::make($file),
    +        };
         }
         return array_replace_recursive(...$configurations);
     }
    • Apply this suggestion
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8

    Why: Using a match expression simplifies the code and improves readability, making it easier to maintain and understand, especially when handling multiple file types.

    8
    Simplify conditional logic using PHP 8.0+ match expression for improved code readability

    The jsonSerialize method could be simplified by using the match expression (PHP
    8.0+) instead of multiple if statements, making the code more concise and easier to
    read.

    app/ConfigManager.php [104-112]

     public function jsonSerialize(): array
     {
         return array_map(static function ($value) {
    -        if ($value instanceof \JsonSerializable) return $value->jsonSerialize();
    -        if ($value instanceof Jsonable) return json_decode($value->toJson(), true, 512, JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR);
    -        if ($value instanceof Arrayable) return $value->toArray();
    -        return $value;
    +        return match (true) {
    +            $value instanceof \JsonSerializable => $value->jsonSerialize(),
    +            $value instanceof Jsonable => json_decode($value->toJson(), true, 512, JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR),
    +            $value instanceof Arrayable => $value->toArray(),
    +            default => $value,
    +        };
         }, $this->all());
     }
    • Apply this suggestion
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8

    Why: This suggestion enhances code readability and maintainability by using a match expression, which is a more concise and modern approach to handling multiple conditions.

    8
    Best practice
    Separate state-modifying logic from file writing to improve method clarity and adhere to the single responsibility principle

    The putFile method is modifying the object's state by removing certain keys.
    Consider separating this logic into a new method to maintain the single
    responsibility principle and improve method clarity.

    app/ConfigManager.php [78-87]

    +private function removeNonScalarValues(): void
    +{
    +    $keysToRemove = collect($this->toDotArray())
    +        ->filter(fn ($val) => is_scalar($val) && $val !== null)
    +        ->keys();
    +    $this->forget($keysToRemove->all());
    +}
    +
     public function putFile(string $file, int $options = JSON_PRETTY_PRINT | JSON_UNESCAPED_UNICODE): bool|int
     {
    -    collect($this->toDotArray())
    -        ->filter(fn ($val) => is_scalar($val) && $val !== null)
    -        ->keys()
    -        ->tap(fn (Collection $collection) => $this->forget($collection->all()));
    -
    +    $this->removeNonScalarValues();
         File::ensureDirectoryExists(dirname($file));
         return File::put($file, $this->toJson($options));
     }
    • Apply this suggestion
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

    Why: The suggestion improves code clarity and adheres to the single responsibility principle by separating concerns, which enhances maintainability and readability.

    7

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    @jatin9823 Please use the correct coding style.

    @guanguans guanguans closed this Oct 28, 2024
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