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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (20)
pkg/model/session.go (2)
8-9: Approve changes to LP and MR fieldsThe modifications to the
dbtags forLPandMRfields improve the clarity of the data model. This change, in conjunction with the newEndingLPandEndingMRfields, allows for a clear distinction between current and ending values in the database.Consider updating any database queries or ORM operations that rely on these fields to ensure they align with the new schema.
13-14: Approve addition of EndingLP and EndingMR fieldsThe introduction of
EndingLPandEndingMRfields enhances the data model by allowing separate tracking of ending values. This change provides more granular data representation, which could be beneficial for analyzing session progress.Ensure that the application logic is updated to properly set and use these new fields. Consider adding validation to ensure that ending values are always greater than or equal to the current
LPandMRvalues.pkg/model/match.go (1)
26-33: LGTM! Consider adding comments for clarity.The addition of the
GameTypetype and its associated constants is a good improvement. It provides type safety and a clear way to represent different game types. Here are some suggestions to further enhance the code:
- Add a comment explaining the purpose of the
GameTypetype.- Consider adding comments for each constant to explain what game they represent.
Example:
// GameType represents the type of game being played type GameType string const ( // GameTypeSFV represents Street Fighter V GameTypeSFV GameType = "sfv" // GameTypeSF6 represents Street Fighter 6 GameTypeSF6 GameType = "sf6" // GameTypeT8 represents Tekken 8 GameTypeT8 GameType = "t8" )These comments will improve code readability and make it easier for other developers to understand the purpose of these types and constants.
pkg/storage/txt/storage.go (3)
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26-68: Consider performance implications of multiple file writesThe current implementation writes each statistic to a separate file. While this approach provides flexibility for external tools or displays, it may lead to increased I/O operations. This could potentially impact performance if the method is called frequently.
Consider the following alternatives:
- Batch write operations: Accumulate changes and write them periodically or when a certain threshold is reached.
- Use a single file: Store all statistics in a structured format (e.g., JSON) in a single file.
- In-memory caching: Keep statistics in memory and persist to disk less frequently.
Each approach has trade-offs between performance, simplicity, and flexibility. The best choice depends on your specific use case and performance requirements.
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26-68: Refactor repeated error handling codeThe error handling code is repeated for each file write operation. This repetition increases the method's length and could make maintenance more difficult.
Consider creating a helper function to handle file writes and error checking. For example:
func (s *Storage) saveStatistic(fileName, value string) error { err := s.saveTxtFile(fileName, value) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("save %s: %w", fileName, err) } return nil }Then, you can simplify the
SaveMatchmethod:func (s *Storage) SaveMatch(match model.Match) error { if err := s.saveStatistic("wins.txt", strconv.Itoa(match.Wins)); err != nil { return err } // Repeat for other statistics... return nil }This refactoring would make the
SaveMatchmethod more concise and easier to maintain.
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26-68: Add comments explaining the purpose of each fileTo improve code readability and maintainability, consider adding comments that explain the purpose and content of each file being written. This would help other developers understand the significance of each statistic and how it relates to the overall tracking system.
For example:
// Save total wins err := s.saveTxtFile("wins.txt", strconv.Itoa(match.Wins)) // Save current win streak err = s.saveTxtFile("win-streak.txt", strconv.Itoa(match.WinStreak)) // Save League Points (LP) err = s.saveTxtFile("lp.txt", strconv.Itoa(match.LP))These comments provide context for each file and make the code more self-documenting.
gui/src/state/tracking-machine.ts (1)
52-52: Consider initializing trackingState with default valuesThe initial context for
trackingStatehas been updated to use<model.Match>{}, which is consistent with the type definition change.Consider initializing
trackingStatewith default values that represent an empty or initial state of amodel.Match. This can help prevent potential issues with accessing undefined properties. For example:trackingState: { id: '', players: [], // ... other relevant properties } as model.MatchThis approach can provide a more robust initial state and improve type safety.
main.go (1)
152-155: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The introduction of
trackingHandlerand thecmdHandlersslice aligns well with the PR objective of unifying the polling mechanism. This change allows for a more modular and extensible design.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the
cmdHandlersslice for improved code readability:// cmdHandlers holds all command handlers for centralized management cmdHandlers := []cmd.CmdHandler{cmdHandler, trackingHandler}gui/src/pages/tracking/tracking-live-updater.tsx (1)
81-82: LGTM! Consider extracting icon selection for improved readability.The change to use the
victoryboolean for determining the icon is a good improvement. It simplifies the logic and makes it more explicit.For improved readability, consider extracting the icon selection into a separate variable:
- <Icon - icon={victory ? 'twemoji:victory-hand' : 'twemoji:pensive-face'} - width={25} - />{' '} + {const resultIcon = victory ? 'twemoji:victory-hand' : 'twemoji:pensive-face'} + <Icon icon={resultIcon} width={25} />{' '}This separation of concerns makes the JSX cleaner and the logic more apparent.
gui/src/pages/output.tsx (2)
17-19: LGTM: StatOptions type updated correctly.The
StatOptionstype has been updated to reflect the changes in the data model. This is consistent with the refactoring of the tracking mechanism.Consider adding a brief comment explaining why
replayIdandsessionIdare excluded from the options. This would improve code readability and maintainability.
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23-40: LGTM: defaultOptions updated to reflect new data model.The
defaultOptionsobject has been updated to align with the changes in theStatOptionstype. New properties have been added to provide more detailed match information, and obsolete properties have been removed.Consider grouping related properties together (e.g., all opponent-related properties) to improve readability. Also, you might want to add comments for new properties like
victoryanduserIdto clarify their purpose.pkg/tracker/tracker.go (3)
9-13: Add documentation comments for theGameTrackerinterface and its methodsAdding comments to the
GameTrackerinterface and its methods will enhance code readability and provide clarity on their purposes.Example:
// GameTracker defines methods for initializing and polling game sessions. type GameTracker interface { // Init initializes a new game session or restores an existing one. Init(ctx context.Context, polarisID string, restore bool) (*model.Session, error) // Poll retrieves match updates for a given session. Poll(ctx context.Context, session *model.Session, matchChan chan model.Match) // Authenticate logs in the user and reports status via the provided channel. Authenticate(ctx context.Context, email string, password string, statusChan chan AuthStatus) }
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15-18: Add documentation comments forAuthStatusstruct and its fieldsProviding comments for the
AuthStatusstruct and its fields will improve understanding for other developers.Example:
// AuthStatus represents the status of an authentication process. type AuthStatus struct { Progress int // Indicates the progress percentage of authentication. Err error // Stores any error encountered during authentication. }
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20-23: Document the methodsWithProgressandWithErrorAdding comments to these methods clarifies their intent and usage.
Example:
// WithProgress updates the Progress field and returns the modified AuthStatus. func (s *AuthStatus) WithProgress(progress int) *AuthStatus { s.Progress = progress return s } // WithError sets the Err field and returns the modified AuthStatus. func (s *AuthStatus) WithError(err error) *AuthStatus { s.Err = err return s }Also applies to: 25-28
pkg/tracker/sf6/cfn/client.go (1)
64-69: Improve panic recovery handlingWhile recovering from panics ensures the application doesn't crash, consider logging the stack trace for better debugging and possibly rethrowing critical errors.
You can enhance the panic recovery by logging more detailed information:
defer func() { if r := recover(); r != nil { - log.Println(`Recovered from panic: `, r) + log.Printf("Recovered from panic: %v\n%s", r, debug.Stack()) statChan <- *status.WithError(fmt.Errorf(`panic: %v`, r)) } }()Remember to import the
runtime/debugpackage:import ( "encoding/json" "errors" "fmt" "log" + "runtime/debug" // Other imports... )pkg/tracker/t8/track.go (1)
168-170: Implement authentication logic inAuthenticatemethodCurrently, the
Authenticatemethod sets the progress to 100% without performing any authentication. If this is a placeholder, please add a TODO comment indicating that the implementation is pending. Otherwise, implement the necessary logic to authenticate the user using the providedpassword.Apply this diff to add a TODO comment:
func (t *T8Tracker) Authenticate(email string, password string, statChan chan tracker.AuthStatus) { + // TODO: Implement authentication logic statChan <- tracker.AuthStatus{Progress: 100, Err: nil} }cmd/tracking.go (1)
80-82: Avoid immediate polling before entering the loopAt line 82,
ch.gameTracker.PollFnis called before entering the polling loop. This may not be necessary since the polling will also occur almost immediately within the loop due to the ticker. This could lead to redundant polling operations.You might consider removing the initial call to
PollFnand let the polling be managed entirely by the ticker and theforcePollChansignals within the loop.go func() { - log.Println("polling") - ch.gameTracker.PollFn(ch.ctx, session, matchChan, cancel) for { select {pkg/tracker/sfv/track.go (1)
54-54: Update function comment to match new method nameThe comment preceding
InitFnrefers toStart. To maintain clarity, the comment should be updated to match the method's new name.Update the comment as follows:
-// Start will update the MatchHistory when new matches are played. +// InitFn initializes tracking and starts updating the MatchHistory.pkg/tracker/sf6/track.go (2)
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120-154: Prevent possible nil pointer dereference ingetMatchfunctionThe
getMatchfunction accessesbl.ReplayList[0]without checking ifReplayListis non-empty. IfReplayListis empty, this will cause a panic due to a nil pointer dereference. Ensure thatReplayListhas at least one entry before accessing it.Modify the function to handle empty
ReplayList:func getMatch(sesh *model.Session, bl *cfn.BattleLog) model.Match { + if len(bl.ReplayList) == 0 { + // Handle the case where there are no replays + // Return an empty match or an error as appropriate + return model.Match{} + } latestReplay := bl.ReplayList[0] opponent := getOpponentInfo(bl.GetCFN(), &latestReplay) // Rest of the code... }Alternatively, you might want to return an error to indicate that no matches are available.
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163-169: Optimize the search for the previous match by iterating in reverseIn
getPreviousMatchForCharacter, you're iterating oversesh.Matchesfrom the oldest to the newest. Since you're looking for the most recent match with the specified character, iterating in reverse can improve efficiency, especially if there are many matches.Here's how you can adjust the loop:
func getPreviousMatchForCharacter(sesh *model.Session, character string) *model.Match { - for i := 0; i < len(sesh.Matches); i++ { + for i := len(sesh.Matches) - 1; i >= 0; i-- { match := sesh.Matches[i] if match.Character == character { return match } } return nil }
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cmd/tracking.go
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gui/tsconfig.json (1)
24-24: Approve the path mapping change with a verification suggestion.The update to use a wildcard mapping for
@cmd/*is a good change that allows for more flexible imports from thecmddirectory. This aligns well with the PR objective of refactoring and unifying the polling mechanism.However, to ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues:
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gui/src/main/config.tsx (1)
5-5: LGTM! Verify import path changes across the codebase.The import statement change aligns with the PR objectives of refactoring and unifying the polling mechanism. The
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gui/src/main/i18n.tsx (1)
8-8: LGTM! Verify consistency of import changes across the codebase.The import change from
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gui/src/main/router.tsx (2)
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14-62: LGTM! Imported functions are used correctly.The imported functions (GetUsers, GetSessions, and GetMatches) are correctly used as loaders in the router configuration. Their usage remains unchanged, which is good for maintaining consistency in the application's routing logic.
12-12: LGTM! Verify the new import path.The import statement has been updated to use a more specific path, which aligns with the refactoring objective. This change likely improves the organization of the command-related modules.
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pkg/storage/txt/storage.go (1)
26-26: Method signature change improves code cohesionThe change from
SaveTrackingState(ts *model.TrackingState)toSaveMatch(match model.Match)aligns well with the PR objective of unifying the polling mechanism. This modification enhances code cohesion by working with a singleMatchobject, which likely contains all necessary tracking information.gui/src/main/app-wrapper.tsx (1)
9-9: LGTM! Verify the new import path.The change to import
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23-25: LGTM. Usage of SelectGame remains consistent.The usage of the
SelectGamefunction in theselectGameaction remains unchanged, which is correct given that only the import path was modified. The function is still called with the same argument and error handling mechanism.
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1-96: LGTM. File changes are minimal and align with PR objectives.The update to the import statement for
SelectGameis the only significant change in this file. This modification aligns with the PR objective of unifying the polling mechanism. The rest of the file, including the state machine structure and logic, remains unchanged, which is appropriate given the scope of the refactoring.
4-4: LGTM. Verify consistency of import across the codebase.The import statement for
SelectGamehas been updated to a more specific path. This change aligns with the PR objective of unifying the polling mechanism and suggests a reorganization of tracking-related functionality.Let's verify that this import change is consistent across the codebase:
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1-124: Summary of changes and recommendationsThe changes in this file are part of the larger effort to refactor and unify the polling mechanism. The main modifications include:
- Updating the import path for tracking commands.
- Changing the type of
trackingStatefrommodel.TrackingStatetomodel.Match.- Adjusting the initial context to reflect the new
trackingStatetype.These changes appear to be consistent with the PR objectives. However, to ensure a smooth transition, please:
- Verify the consistency of the new import path across the codebase.
- Check all uses of
trackingStateto ensure compatibility with the newmodel.Matchtype.- Consider initializing
trackingStatewith default values for improved robustness.Overall, the changes look good, but careful verification of their impact on the rest of the codebase is recommended.
12-12: Verify impact of trackingState type changeThe type of
trackingStateinTrackingMachineContextPropshas been changed frommodel.TrackingStatetomodel.Match. This is a significant change that may affect how tracking data is processed and represented within the state machine.Please ensure that this change is reflected in all uses of
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main.go (3)
190-192: LGTM! Efficient context setting for multiple handlers.The loop to set the context for each handler in
cmdHandlersis a clean and maintainable approach. It ensures that all handlers receive the context, which is consistent with the new design using multiple handlers.
214-214: LGTM! Proper registration of the new handler.Adding
trackingHandlerto theBindslice ensures that it's properly registered with the Wails runtime and accessible from the frontend. This change is consistent with the introduction of the new handler.
154-154: Verify the implementation of TrackingHandler.The addition of
TrackingHandlerlooks good in this file. However, it's important to ensure that theNewTrackingHandlerfunction and theTrackingHandlerstruct are correctly implemented in thecmdpackage.Let's verify the implementation of
TrackingHandler:gui/src/pages/tracking/tracking-live-updater.tsx (1)
50-50: LGTM! Consistent property usage.The change from
cfntouserNamein the SmallStat component is consistent with the earlier modification in the destructured properties. This ensures that the correct property name is used when displaying the user's name.gui/src/pages/output.tsx (3)
13-13: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to reflect the new structure, which is in line with the PR objective of unifying the polling mechanism.
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217-219: LGTM: ThemeSelect component updated correctly.The
ThemeSelectcomponent has been updated to use the newGetThemesfunction, which is consistent with the changes in the import statement. The component's functionality remains unchanged.
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1-284: Overall assessment: Changes align with PR objectives and improve code structure.The modifications in this file are consistent with the PR objective of unifying the polling mechanism. The updates to the data model, options, and component usage reflect a more detailed approach to match statistics and a refactored command handling structure.
A few minor suggestions have been made to improve code readability and maintainability, but overall, the changes appear to be well-implemented and contribute positively to the codebase.
gui/wailsjs/go/models.ts (2)
307-308: LGTM! Improved session tracking with ending LP and MR.The addition of
endingLpandendingMrproperties to theSessionclass enhances the tracking capabilities of the application. These new properties, along with the existingstartingLpandstartingMr, provide a comprehensive view of a player's progress throughout a session. This change aligns well with the PR objective of unifying the polling mechanism and should improve the overall functionality of the session tracking feature.Also applies to: 329-330
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1-385: Verify functionality after removal of TrackingState classThe
TrackingStateclass has been removed from this file, which aligns with the PR objective of unifying the polling mechanism. This change likely simplifies the overall structure of the application. However, it's important to ensure that all functionality previously provided byTrackingStatehas been properly accounted for in the new structure, possibly within theSessionclass or elsewhere in the codebase.Could you please confirm that all essential functionality from the removed
TrackingStateclass has been preserved and, if applicable, provide information on where this functionality has been relocated?pkg/tracker/sf6/cfn/client.go (2)
71-74: Ensure robust authentication checkThe current check for authentication relies on the URL containing
buckler. This may not be sufficient to determine if the user is authenticated.Consider implementing a more reliable method to verify authentication status, such as checking for specific cookies or page elements that are only present when authenticated.
93-101:⚠️ Potential issueFix off-by-one errors and undefined variable in age verification bypass
The age verification bypass code has several issues:
The variable
COUNTRIESis used but is not defined in this scope, resulting in a compilation error.Off-by-one errors in generating random birth dates:
- The expression
rand.Intn(1999-1970) + 1970generates a year between 1970 and 1998 inclusive, but the intended range might be 1970 to 1999 inclusive.- Similar issues exist with month and day calculations.
Bypassing age verification may violate terms of service and raise ethical concerns.
Consider defining the
COUNTRIESvariable and correcting the random number generation expressions.Apply this diff to fix the issues:
+var COUNTRIES = []string{"US", "JP", "UK", "FR", "DE"} // Example country codes t.browser.Page.MustElement(`#country`).MustSelect(COUNTRIES[rand.Intn(len(COUNTRIES))]) -t.browser.Page.MustElement(`#birthYear`).MustSelect(strconv.Itoa(rand.Intn(1999-1970) + 1970)) -t.browser.Page.MustElement(`#birthMonth`).MustSelect(strconv.Itoa(rand.Intn(12-1) + 1)) -t.browser.Page.MustElement(`#birthDay`).MustSelect(strconv.Itoa(rand.Intn(28-1) + 1)) +t.browser.Page.MustElement(`#birthYear`).MustSelect(strconv.Itoa(rand.Intn(1999-1970+1) + 1970)) +t.browser.Page.MustElement(`#birthMonth`).MustSelect(strconv.Itoa(rand.Intn(12) + 1)) +t.browser.Page.MustElement(`#birthDay`).MustSelect(strconv.Itoa(rand.Intn(28) + 1))Alternatively, consider whether automating age verification bypass aligns with legal and ethical standards.
cmd/cmd.go (6)
28-30: Good introduction ofCmdHandlerinterfaceThe introduction of the
CmdHandlerinterface with theSetContextmethod enhances abstraction and promotes better decoupling. This sets a clear contract for command handlers and allows for future extensibility.
34-35: Addition ofctxfield toCommandHandlerstructAdding the
ctx context.Contextfield enables theCommandHandlerto manage request-scoped data, cancellations, and timeouts effectively. This is a good practice for handling concurrent operations.
45-46: Interface compliance assertionThe line
var _ CmdHandler = (*CommandHandler)(nil)is a compile-time assertion ensuring thatCommandHandlerimplements theCmdHandlerinterface. This is a useful idiom in Go to catch interface implementation issues early.
79-89: Improved error handling inGetTranslationmethodThe modification to wrap the error using
errorsx.NewFormattedErrorwithhttp.StatusNotFoundprovides clearer error semantics when a translation is not found. This aligns the error response with HTTP conventions and improves error transparency.
91-92: Addition ofGetAppVersionmethodIntroducing the
GetAppVersionmethod allows retrieval of the application version from the configuration. This is beneficial for display purposes and for verifying version compatibility.
174-175: Restoration ofGetSupportedLanguagesmethodRe-adding the
GetSupportedLanguagesmethod enhances the application's localization support by providing a way to retrieve all supported language codes.pkg/tracker/sfv/track.go (1)
103-103: Validate necessity ofrefreshIntervalparameterIf
refreshIntervalremains constant, passing it as a parameter toPollFnmight be unnecessary. Decide whether it should be a fixed value within the function or configurable from outside.pkg/tracker/sf6/track.go (1)
203-206:⚠️ Potential issueEnsure thread safety when using
cfnClientinAuthenticateThe
Authenticatemethod usest.cfnClient.Authenticate, which may not be safe for concurrent use ifcfnClientis accessed by multiple goroutines. Ensure thatcfnClientmethods are thread-safe or protect them using synchronization mechanisms like mutexes.Please verify if
cfnClientis safe for concurrent use. If not, consider implementing synchronization or creating separate instances for each goroutine.
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cmd/tracking.go (1)
1-162: Summary ofcmd/tracking.goreviewOverall, the
TrackingHandlerimplementation is well-structured and handles most scenarios correctly. Key points:
- The struct definition and initialization are comprehensive and correct.
- Resource management in
StartTrackinghas been improved, addressing previous concerns.- The
SelectGamemethod needs attention, particularly for theGameTypeSFVcase.- The
ForcePollmethod could benefit from improved error handling to prevent potential panics.Please address the suggested improvements, particularly in the
SelectGameandForcePollmethods, to enhance the robustness of this implementation.
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cmd/tracking.go (5)
25-41: LGTM: Struct definition and interface assertion are correct.The
TrackingHandlerstruct definition is comprehensive and includes all necessary fields. The interface assertion on line 41 correctly usesTrackingHandler, addressing the previous comment about usingCommandHandler.
43-51: LGTM:NewTrackingHandlerfunction is well-implemented.The function correctly initializes a new
TrackingHandlerwith all required dependencies. Thectx,gameTracker,cancelPolling, andforcePollChanfields are appropriately left uninitialized here, as they are set in other methods when needed.
54-56: LGTM:SetContextmethod is correctly implemented.The method properly sets the context for the
TrackingHandler, allowing for flexibility in setting the context after initialization.
58-117: LGTM:StartTrackingmethod is well-implemented with proper resource management.The method effectively sets up the tracking mechanism, including:
- Proper initialization of tracking resources
- Well-implemented polling mechanism with a ticker and force poll channel
- Correct match processing and database updates
The previous issue regarding resource cleanup on early return has been addressed by placing the defer function before any potential early returns, ensuring proper cleanup in all scenarios.
119-121: LGTM:StopTrackingmethod is concise and effective.The method correctly calls
ch.cancelPolling()to stop the tracking process. This triggers the cancellation of the polling context, leading to the cleanup in the deferred function ofStartTracking.
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New Features
TrackingHandlerfor managing game session tracking.GameTypemodel.Bug Fixes
Documentation
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CommandHandlerby removing unnecessary dependencies and consolidating methods.Chores