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[Fix] Jest Test e2e #402

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  • New Features

    • Introduced improved database connection management for enhanced performance.
    • Updated project controllers to reference projects by ID for more reliable data queries.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced error handling in various controllers and tests.
  • Documentation

    • Added comments and error handling in the new utility function for application setup.
  • Style

    • Reformatted constructor signatures for better readability across multiple components and state management files.
    • Updated .gitignore to include new entries and improve formatting.
    • Adjusted formatting in angular.json and configuration files for consistency.
    • Reformatted JSON structures in fixture files for improved readability.
  • Tests

    • Increased test timeout for end-to-end tests and improved database connection handling in test files.
    • Introduced a new utility function for application creation and migration in tests.

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The changes introduce a new file datasource.ts for configuring TypeORM DataSource connections and update several controllers to ensure project queries reference IDs instead of membership objects. Additionally, modifications to the Jest configuration and end-to-end tests enhance database connection handling. Various components and state management files have been reformatted for better readability, and the .gitignore file has been updated to include a new entry.

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File Path Change Summary
api/package.json Updated version to 0.19.5 and adjusted indentation for the crypto dependency.
api/src/connection/datasource.ts Added datasource.ts for TypeORM DataSource configuration, including dataSourceOptions and getDataSourceConnection functions.
api/src/controllers/*.controller.ts Updated controllers to use project ID references in database queries instead of membership objects.
api/test/jest-e2e.json Increased testTimeout from 60,000 to 120,000 milliseconds.
api/test/user.e2e-spec.ts Changed database connection handling to use DataSource and getDataSourceConnection.
api/test/util.ts Added createAndMigrateApp function for initializing Nest application with migrations.
webapp/.gitignore Updated to include /.cache entry and improved formatting.
webapp/src/app/**/*.component.ts Reformatted constructor signatures to multi-line style for readability.
webapp/src/app/projects/stores/*.state.ts Reformatted constructor signatures to multi-line style for readability.
api/src/formatters/fixtures/*.json Reformatted JSON structures for improved readability without altering keys or values.
webapp/angular.json Adjusted formatting of JSON structure in angular.json for consistency.
webapp/e2e/protractor.conf.js Added commas for consistency in protractor.conf.js.
webapp/e2e/tsconfig.e2e.json Consolidated types array into a single line in tsconfig.e2e.json.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Controller
    participant DataSource
    participant Database

    User->>Controller: Request project data
    Controller->>DataSource: Get project ID
    DataSource->>Database: Query project by ID
    Database-->>DataSource: Return project data
    DataSource-->>Controller: Return project data
    Controller-->>User: Send project data
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Actionable comments posted: 7

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webapp/.gitignore (1)

Line range hint 1-38: Note on potential formatting changes

The AI summary mentioned some formatting adjustments, such as removing a space before /connect.lock and ensuring consistent spacing. However, these changes are not visible in the provided code diff. If such changes were made, they are likely minor and do not affect the functionality of the .gitignore file.

For future reference, it's generally a good practice to maintain consistent formatting throughout the file, including consistent use of newlines and spaces.

webapp/src/app/projects/components/import-container/import-container.component.ts (1)

34-37: Improved constructor formatting enhances readability.

The constructor has been reformatted with each parameter on a separate line. This change improves code readability and maintainability without altering the functionality.

Consider adding a trailing comma after the last parameter for consistency and to make future additions easier:

 constructor(
   private store: Store,
-  private router: Router,
+  private router: Router,
 ) {}
webapp/src/app/projects/components/new-term/new-term.component.ts (4)

34-38: Improved constructor formatting enhances readability.

The multi-line formatting of the constructor improves code readability and maintainability. This change aligns with common Angular style guidelines and makes it easier to add or modify dependencies in the future.

Consider adding a trailing comma after the last parameter for consistency and to make future additions easier:

  constructor(
    private modalService: NgbModal,
    private fb: FormBuilder,
-   private store: Store,
+   private store: Store,
  ) {}

Line range hint 52-59: Consider enhancing error handling in the onSubmit method.

The onSubmit method currently doesn't handle potential errors from the CreateTerm action. Consider adding try-catch block to handle errors gracefully and provide feedback to the user.

Here's a suggested improvement:

async onSubmit() {
  if (!this.form.valid) {
    return;
  }

  try {
    await this.store.dispatch(new CreateTerm(this.project.id, this.term.value as string, this.context.value as string | undefined)).toPromise();
    this.modal.close();
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Failed to create term:', error);
    // Handle error (e.g., show error message to user)
  }
}

Line range hint 56-56: Update RxJS usage to avoid deprecation warnings.

The toPromise() method is deprecated in RxJS 7+. Consider using firstValueFrom or lastValueFrom from RxJS instead.

Here's how you can update the code:

import { firstValueFrom } from 'rxjs';

// In the onSubmit method:
await firstValueFrom(this.store.dispatch(new CreateTerm(this.project.id, this.term.value as string, this.context.value as string | undefined)));

Line range hint 71-74: Enhance the reset method for more comprehensive cleanup.

The current reset method only resets the form and clears messages. Consider also resetting any component state variables if they exist.

Here's a suggested improvement:

reset() {
  this.form.reset();
  this.store.dispatch(new ClearMessages());
  // Reset any other component state variables here
  // For example: this.someStateVariable = initialValue;
}
api/src/controllers/project-stats.controller.ts (2)

40-40: Approved: Improved query condition for project locales

The change to use { id: membership.project.id } instead of directly referencing membership.project is a good improvement. It ensures that only the project ID is used in the query, which is typically more efficient and aligns with TypeORM best practices for querying relations.

For consistency, consider applying this pattern to other similar queries in the codebase if they exist.

To further improve consistency across the codebase, you might want to consider extracting this query condition into a reusable function. For example:

function getProjectIdCondition(project: Project) {
  return { id: project.id };
}

// Usage
where: {
  project: getProjectIdCondition(membership.project),
},

This would make it easier to maintain consistent query conditions across different parts of the application.


Line range hint 1-124: Consider refactoring the getStats method for improved readability and maintainability

While the current change is appropriate and improves the query condition, the getStats method is quite long and complex. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused methods to improve readability and maintainability.

Here are some suggestions:

  1. Extract the locale statistics calculation into a separate method.
  2. Create a helper method for calculating progress percentages.
  3. Consider using TypeORM's query builder for more complex queries to improve performance and readability.

Here's an example of how you might start refactoring:

private async getLocaleStats(locales: ProjectLocale[], termCount: number): Promise<LocaleStats> {
  // ... logic for calculating locale stats ...
}

private calculateProgress(translated: number, total: number): number {
  return Math.floor((translated / total) * 100) / 100;
}

@Get()
async getStats(@Req() req, @Param('projectId') projectId: string) {
  const user = this.auth.getRequestUserOrClient(req);
  const membership = await this.auth.authorizeProjectAction(user, projectId, ProjectAction.ViewTranslation);
  
  const locales = await this.getProjectLocales(membership.project.id);
  const termCount = membership.project.termsCount;
  
  const localeStats = await this.getLocaleStats(locales, termCount);
  const projectStats = this.calculateProjectStats(localeStats, termCount);
  
  return { data: { projectStats, localeStats } };
}

This refactoring would make the main getStats method more concise and easier to understand at a glance.

api/src/controllers/project-user.controller.ts (1)

Line range hint 101-101: Approved: Improved error message clarity

The error message for the scenario where a user attempts to remove themselves has been clarified, explicitly stating that users cannot edit their own role. This change enhances the consistency of error messaging across the controller.

For even better consistency, consider updating the error message in the update method (line 63) to match this new wording:

- throw new BadRequestException(`can't edit your own role`);
+ throw new BadRequestException(`can't edit your own role`);

This will ensure uniform error messaging throughout the controller.

api/src/connection/datasource.ts (2)

15-15: Ensure proper fallback for database port configuration

Using parseInt(env.TR_DB_PORT, 10) || 3306 works because NaN is falsy in JavaScript. However, for clarity and to avoid potential pitfalls, consider explicitly checking if parseInt returns a valid number.

Apply this diff to improve clarity:

- port: parseInt(env.TR_DB_PORT, 10) || 3306,
+ port: isNaN(parseInt(env.TR_DB_PORT, 10)) ? 3306 : parseInt(env.TR_DB_PORT, 10),

41-41: Enhance error logging for better debugging

Only logging error.message might omit valuable stack trace information that can aid in debugging. Consider logging the entire error object to capture complete details about the exception.

Apply this diff to improve error logging:

- console.error(error?.message);
+ console.error('DataSource initialization error:', error);

This change provides more context and helps in diagnosing initialization issues.

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  • api/src/controllers/project-label.controller.ts (5 hunks)
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  • api/src/controllers/project-user.controller.ts (1 hunks)
  • api/src/controllers/term.controller.ts (2 hunks)
  • api/src/controllers/translation.controller.ts (6 hunks)
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  • api/test/jest-e2e.json (1 hunks)
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  • webapp/src/app/auth/components/forgot-password/forgot-password.component.ts (1 hunks)
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  • webapp/src/app/auth/components/user-settings/user-settings.component.ts (1 hunks)
  • webapp/src/app/auth/stores/auth.state.ts (5 hunks)
  • webapp/src/app/projects/components/add-api-client/add-api-client.component.ts (1 hunks)
  • webapp/src/app/projects/components/add-team-member/add-team-member.component.ts (1 hunks)
  • webapp/src/app/projects/components/assigned-labels/assigned-labels.component.ts (1 hunks)
  • webapp/src/app/projects/components/edit-label/edit-label.component.ts (1 hunks)
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  • webapp/src/app/projects/components/project-settings/project-settings.component.ts (1 hunks)
  • webapp/src/app/projects/components/translations-list/translations-list.component.ts (1 hunks)
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  • webapp/src/app/projects/stores/terms.state.ts (1 hunks)
  • webapp/src/app/projects/stores/translations.state.ts (1 hunks)
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api/test/jest-e2e.json (2)

2-6: LGTM: Improved readability of moduleFileExtensions

The reformatting of the moduleFileExtensions array improves readability without changing functionality. This change aligns with common JSON formatting practices.


9-9: Verify the need for increased testTimeout

The test timeout has been doubled from 60 seconds to 120 seconds. While this change can prevent timeouts for longer-running tests, it might also mask performance issues or infinite loops.

Please confirm:

  1. Are there specific tests that require this extended timeout?
  2. Have you investigated potential performance improvements in the tests themselves?
  3. Is this change temporary or a long-term solution?

Consider adding a comment in the configuration file explaining the reason for this extended timeout if it's addressing a specific issue.

webapp/.gitignore (1)

29-29: LGTM: Good addition to .gitignore

Adding /.cache to the .gitignore file is a beneficial change. This prevents temporary cache files from being tracked by version control, which is a good practice as these files are typically system-specific and don't need to be shared across the team.

webapp/src/app/projects/components/add-api-client/add-api-client.component.ts (1)

41-45: Improved constructor readability

The constructor has been reformatted to a multi-line style, which enhances code readability. This change aligns with common Angular style guidelines and makes the code easier to maintain. The functionality remains unchanged, and the modification is consistent with the overall code structure.

api/src/controllers/project-user.controller.ts (1)

16-19: LGTM: Improved constructor formatting

The constructor parameters have been reformatted for better readability, with each parameter on a new line. This change enhances code clarity without altering the functionality.

webapp/src/app/projects/stores/project-invite.state.ts (5)

23-27: LGTM: Improved constructor formatting

The constructor parameters for AddProjectInvite have been moved to separate lines, which improves readability without affecting functionality. This change aligns with modern TypeScript style guidelines.


32-36: LGTM: Consistent constructor formatting

The constructor parameters for UpdateProjectInvite have been formatted consistently with the previous change, improving readability while maintaining functionality.


41-44: LGTM: Consistent formatting applied

The constructor for RemoveProjectInvite has been formatted consistently with the previous changes, enhancing code readability.


65-68: LGTM: Consistent formatting throughout the file

The constructor for ProjectInviteState has been formatted consistently with the previous changes. This change completes the formatting updates, ensuring consistency throughout the entire file. The improved readability will benefit future maintenance and development efforts.


Line range hint 23-68: Overall: Excellent formatting improvements

The changes in this file consist entirely of formatting improvements to the constructors of various classes. These changes enhance code readability and maintain consistency throughout the file, adhering to modern TypeScript style guidelines. No functional changes were made, and no potential issues were introduced. These improvements will facilitate easier maintenance and development in the future.

api/src/controllers/term.controller.ts (3)

78-80: Improved query specificity for project reference

This change enhances the clarity of the project reference in the query. By explicitly specifying { id: membership.project.id } instead of just membership.project, the code becomes more precise about which project property is being used for filtering. This approach aligns with TypeORM best practices and can potentially improve query performance.


148-148: Consistent query specificity improvement

This change aligns with the earlier modification in the create method, ensuring a consistent approach to project references across the controller. By using { id: membership.project.id } instead of membership.project, the code maintains a clear and explicit reference to the project's ID. This consistency enhances code readability and reduces the potential for misinterpretation.


Line range hint 1-152: Consider applying similar changes throughout the codebase

The improvements made to the project references in queries are beneficial for code clarity and potentially for query performance. To maintain consistency and further enhance the codebase, consider reviewing and applying similar changes to other controllers or services where project references are used in queries. This would ensure a uniform approach across the entire application.

To identify other potential locations for similar improvements, you can run the following script:

This script will help identify other occurrences where project references in queries might benefit from the same explicit ID referencing approach.

api/src/controllers/exports.controller.ts (2)

57-59: Improved query structure for project locale lookup.

The change from project: membership.project to project: { id: membership.project.id } is a good refinement. It makes the query more explicit by using the project's ID, which is typically the primary key. This approach is generally more efficient and less prone to potential issues that might arise from using the entire project object in the query.


103-105: Consistent query structure improvement for fallback locale.

This change mirrors the earlier modification, applying the same improved query structure to the fallback locale lookup. It maintains consistency in how project references are handled throughout the method, which is a good practice. This consistency helps in code readability and maintainability.

api/src/controllers/import.controller.ts (1)

97-99: Approve change with verification suggestion.

The modification to assign only the project ID instead of the entire project object when creating a new ProjectLocale is a good practice. It reduces data redundancy and potential circular reference issues.

However, to ensure this change doesn't introduce any regressions:

  1. Verify that no other part of the codebase relies on accessing full project details directly through the ProjectLocale entity.
  2. Update any affected queries or code that might have been expecting the full project object.
  3. Consider adding a comment explaining the reason for this change to improve code maintainability.

To verify the impact of this change, you can run the following script:

This script will help identify any instances where code might be trying to access project properties other than id through ProjectLocale, which could be affected by this change.

webapp/src/app/projects/stores/translations.state.ts (5)

31-34: LGTM: Improved constructor formatting

The constructor formatting change enhances readability by placing each parameter on a new line. This aligns with common coding style guidelines and improves maintainability.


39-42: LGTM: Consistent constructor formatting

The constructor formatting change in DeleteProjectLocale class is consistent with the previous change, improving readability and maintainability.


47-50: LGTM: Consistent constructor formatting

The constructor formatting change in GetTranslations class maintains consistency with the previous changes, enhancing code readability.


55-60: LGTM: Improved readability for complex constructor

The constructor formatting change in UpdateTranslation class is particularly beneficial due to the higher number of parameters. This change significantly enhances readability and maintains consistency with the other changes in the file.


31-60: Summary: Consistent formatting improvements across multiple constructors

The changes in this file consist of consistent formatting improvements to the constructors of four classes: AddProjectLocale, DeleteProjectLocale, GetTranslations, and UpdateTranslation. These changes enhance code readability and maintainability without altering any functionality. The systematic approach to improving code style across multiple classes is commendable and aligns with best practices for code maintenance.

api/src/controllers/translation.controller.ts (5)

47-47: Improved query performance and consistency

The change to use project: { id: membership.project.id } instead of project: membership.project is a good improvement. It explicitly references the project ID, which can lead to better query performance and avoids potential issues with circular references. This change aligns well with the PR objective of updating project queries to reference IDs.


98-101: Consistent use of identifiers in queries

The updates to use locale: { code: locale.code } and project: { id: membership.project.id } in the query are good improvements. They maintain consistency with the earlier changes and continue the pattern of using specific identifiers instead of entire objects. This approach can lead to more efficient queries and clearer code.


131-131: Consistent use of project ID in queries

The update to use project: { id: membership.project.id } in the query is a good continuation of the pattern established earlier in the file. It maintains consistency in how project references are handled across different methods of the controller.


140-142: Consistent use of IDs in translation queries

The update to use projectLocale: { id: projectLocale.id } in the query for finding a translation is a good continuation of the pattern established earlier in the file. It maintains consistency in how entity references are handled across different methods of the controller, using specific IDs instead of entire objects.


240-240: Consistent use of project ID in delete method

The update to use project: { id: membership.project.id } in the delete method's query is consistent with the changes made throughout the file. This change completes the pattern of using specific IDs instead of entire objects in queries across all methods in the controller.

Overall Impact:
These changes collectively improve the consistency and potentially the performance of database queries throughout the TranslationController. By consistently using IDs and specific fields (like locale.code) instead of entire objects, the code becomes more explicit about what data it's querying, which can lead to more efficient database operations and easier maintenance. This refactoring aligns well with the PR objective of updating project queries to reference IDs instead of membership objects.

api/src/controllers/project-label.controller.ts (6)

110-110: Improved query performance and consistency

The change to use project: { id: membership.project.id } instead of project: membership.project is a good improvement. It explicitly references the project ID in the database query, which can lead to better performance and avoid potential issues with object references. This change is consistent with the PR objective of updating queries to reference project IDs.


125-126: Consistent use of project ID in queries

The changes in the labelTerm method are consistent with the improvements made elsewhere in the controller. Both the label and term queries now explicitly use project: { id: membership.project.id }, which ensures better query performance and maintains consistency across the controller methods. This is a good practice and aligns well with the PR objectives.


152-153: Consistent query improvements in unlabelTerm method

The changes in the unlabelTerm method mirror those made in the labelTerm method, maintaining consistency across the controller. Both label and term queries now explicitly use project: { id: membership.project.id }, which is in line with the PR objectives and best practices for database queries.


177-183: Comprehensive query improvements in labelTranslation method

The changes in the labelTranslation method are thorough and consistent with the improvements made throughout the controller. All queries now explicitly use IDs:

  1. The label query uses project: { id: membership.project.id }.
  2. The projectLocale query uses project: { id: membership.project.id }.
  3. The translation query uses projectLocale: { id: projectLocale.id }.

These changes enhance query performance and maintain consistency. The use of projectLocale.id in the translation query is particularly noteworthy as it ensures we're using the correct project locale. These improvements align well with the PR objectives and database best practices.

Also applies to: 191-191


217-221: Consistent query improvements in unlabelTranslation method

The changes in the unlabelTranslation method mirror those made in the labelTranslation method, maintaining consistency across the controller. All queries now explicitly use IDs:

  1. The label query uses project: { id: membership.project.id }.
  2. The projectLocale query uses project: { id: membership.project.id }.
  3. The translation query uses projectLocale: { id: projectLocale.id }.

These changes enhance query performance, maintain consistency, and ensure the use of the correct project locale. The improvements align well with the PR objectives and database best practices.

Also applies to: 229-229


Line range hint 1-236: Overall improvement in query structure and consistency

The changes implemented across the ProjectLabelController consistently improve the way project and label relationships are queried. By explicitly using IDs in all database queries (project: { id: membership.project.id } and projectLocale: { id: projectLocale.id }), these modifications enhance query performance and maintain consistency throughout the controller.

These improvements align well with the PR objectives and adhere to database best practices. They potentially enhance the overall performance of the application and improve code quality by making the queries more explicit and easier to understand.

Great job on maintaining consistency across all methods and implementing these beneficial changes!

api/test/util.ts (7)

103-106: Well-Documented Function Description

The JSDoc comments provide a clear and detailed explanation of the function's purpose and return value.


109-109: Compilation of Testing Module is Correct

The testing module for AppModule is being compiled correctly using Test.createTestingModule. This ensures that all dependencies are properly initialized for testing.


112-113: Application Initialization is Properly Handled

The Nest application instance is correctly created using the ExpressAdapter, which is suitable for testing environments.


114-114: Middleware, Pipes, and Filters are Applied

The call to addPipesAndFilters(app); applies necessary middleware, pipes, and filters to the application, ensuring consistency with the main application configuration.


118-119: Application Initialization Completed

The application is initialized with await app.init();, preparing it for handling requests during tests.


120-120: Database Connection Retrieved Successfully

The database connection is obtained using app.get(Connection);, allowing direct interaction with the database for setup and teardown operations.


134-134: Application is Returned Successfully

The initialized application is returned as expected, allowing tests to proceed using the configured instance.

api/test/user.e2e-spec.ts (6)

1-1: Updated import to use 'DataSource' from TypeORM

Switching to import DataSource aligns with the latest TypeORM practices and ensures compatibility with newer versions.


4-4: Importing 'getDataSourceConnection' for consistent DataSource initialization

Importing getDataSourceConnection ensures that the tests use a consistent method for establishing the database connection.


13-13: Declaring 'connection' as a DataSource instance

Properly declaring connection as a DataSource reinforces type safety and clarity in the code.


22-22: Initializing 'connection' within 'beforeEach'

Assigning connection using await getDataSourceConnection() correctly establishes the database connection before each test.


229-229: Consistent use of 'connection.getRepository' enhances reliability

Updating repository access to use connection.getRepository ties all database operations to the specific DataSource instance, improving test reliability and ensuring that all operations use the same connection context.

Also applies to: 233-233, 237-237


247-247: Proper cleanup of DataSource with 'connection.destroy()'

Calling await connection.destroy() ensures that the database connection is properly closed after each test, preventing potential resource leaks.

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