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WalkthroughThis pull request refactors the codebase to improve readability and maintainability. The changes involve restructuring code blocks and optimizing certain operations. Changes
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| const searchFilePath = path.resolve(homedir, '.config', 'fanyi', 'searchHistroy.txt'); | |||
| const searchFilePath = path.resolve(homedir, '.config', 'fanyi', 'searchHistory.txt'); | |||
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Typo fixed in the file path: 'searchHistroy.txt' to 'searchHistory.txt'. Ensure that this change does not affect any other parts of the application that rely on the old file path.
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| [data.ps, data.pos, data.acceptation] = [data.ps, data.pos, data.acceptation].map((item) => | ||
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The code modifies the data object directly, which can lead to unintended side effects if data is used elsewhere in the program. This can make the function harder to understand and maintain.
Recommendation: Create a new object or use destructuring to avoid mutating the input object directly.
const { ps, pos, acceptation } = data;
const processedPs = typeof ps === 'string' ? [ps] : ps;
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| item.orig = item.orig[0].trim(); | ||
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| if (typeof item.trans !== 'string' && item.trans[0]) { | ||
| item.trans = item.trans[0].trim(); | ||
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| [item.orig, item.trans] = [item.orig, item.trans].map((subItem) => | ||
| typeof subItem !== 'string' && subItem[0] ? subItem[0].trim() : subItem, | ||
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| log(`${chalk.gray(`${i + 1}. `)}${highlight(item.orig, data.key)}`); | ||
| log(` ${chalk.cyan(item.trans)}`); | ||
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The nested mapping and conditional logic within the forEach loop can be simplified for better readability and maintainability. Additionally, the current implementation does not handle cases where item.orig or item.trans might be undefined or null.
Recommendation: Simplify the mapping logic and add checks for undefined or null values.
data.sent?.forEach?.((item, i) => {
const orig = typeof item.orig === 'string' ? item.orig.trim() : (item.orig?.[0]?.trim() || '');
const trans = typeof item.trans === 'string' ? item.trans.trim() : (item.trans?.[0]?.trim() || '');
log(`${chalk.gray(`${i + 1}. `)}${highlight(orig, data.key)}`);
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| function getTargetContent(content, startDay, endDay) { | ||
| // 无结束日期，则为查指定日期 | ||
| const endDayValue = endDay || startDay; | ||
| const allDays = content.split(DAY_SPLIT); | ||
| const targetData = []; | ||
| for (const item of allDays) { | ||
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| const [day] = item.split(':\n'); | ||
| if (day >= startDay && day <= endDayValue) { | ||
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| const targetData = allDays | ||
| .map((item) => item.split(':\n')) | ||
| .filter(([day]) => day >= startDay && day <= endDayValue) | ||
| .map(([day, content]) => `${DAY_SPLIT}${day}:\n${content}`); | ||
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The function getTargetContent does not handle cases where the content format is incorrect or missing expected delimiters. This could lead to unexpected behavior or errors.
Recommendation: Add validation to ensure that the content is in the expected format before processing. If the format is incorrect, handle the error gracefully, possibly by logging a warning or returning an empty array.
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| function genWordMean(word, means) { | ||
| return `${word}\n${WORD_MEAN_SPLIT}${means.join(`\n${WORD_MEAN_SPLIT}`)}\n`; | ||
| return `${word}\n${means.map((mean) => `${WORD_MEAN_SPLIT}${mean}`).join('\n')}\n`; | ||
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The function genWordMean does not handle cases where means is not an array or contains non-string elements. This could lead to unexpected behavior or errors.
Recommendation: Add validation to ensure that means is an array of strings before processing. If the validation fails, handle the error gracefully, possibly by throwing an error or returning an empty string.
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Optional chaining withforEachis unnecessary here sincedata.psis ensured to be an array. This pattern is repeated in other parts of the code as well. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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The refactoring inlib/print.jsandlib/searchHistory.jsuses array destructuring and mapping to simplify the code. However, the use of?.(optional chaining) withforEachis unnecessary becauseforEachis already a method of arrays, and the code ensures that the variables are arrays. This pattern is repeated in multiple places.
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Optional chaining withforEachis unnecessary here sincedata.sentis ensured to be an array. This pattern is repeated in other parts of the code as well. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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The refactoring inlib/print.jsandlib/searchHistory.jsuses array destructuring and mapping to simplify the code. However, the use of?.(optional chaining) withforEachis unnecessary becauseforEachis already a method of arrays, and the code ensures that the variables are arrays. This pattern is repeated in multiple places.
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| if (typeof data.acceptation === 'string') { | ||
| data.acceptation = [data.acceptation]; | ||
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| [data.ps, data.pos, data.acceptation] = [data.ps, data.pos, data.acceptation].map((item) => |
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Refactored array handling and string conversion logic. Ensure that the new approach correctly handles all edge cases, such as when data.ps, data.pos, or data.acceptation are undefined or null.
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Refactored sentence handling logic. Ensure that the new approach correctly handles all edge cases, such as when item.orig or item.trans are undefined or null.
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Refactored logic for filtering and mapping search history data. Ensure that the new approach correctly handles all edge cases, such as when content is an empty string or does not contain the expected format.
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| return `${word}\n${WORD_MEAN_SPLIT}${means.join(`\n${WORD_MEAN_SPLIT}`)}\n`; | |||
| return `${word}\n${means.map((mean) => `${WORD_MEAN_SPLIT}${mean}`).join('\n')}\n`; | |||
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Refactored logic for generating word meanings. Ensure that the new approach correctly handles all edge cases, such as when means is an empty array or contains unexpected data types.
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- Add type checking and error handling to prevent runtime errors and handle unexpected input in functions.
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- Rename variables to more descriptive names for improved readability and understanding of the code.
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Add type checking for item.orig and item.trans.
It's important to add type checking for item.orig and item.trans before accessing their properties or methods. This will prevent potential errors if these properties are undefined or not of the expected type. Consider modifying the code as follows:
data.sent?.forEach?.((item, i) => {
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[item.orig, item.trans] = [item.orig, item.trans].map((subItem) =>
Array.isArray(subItem) && subItem[0] ? subItem[0].trim() : (typeof subItem === 'string' ? subItem.trim() : '')
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log(`${chalk.gray(`${i + 1}. `)}${highlight(item.orig, data.key)}`);
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| [data.ps, data.pos, data.acceptation] = [data.ps, data.pos, data.acceptation].map((item) => | ||
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Use more descriptive variable names.
I noticed that some of the variable names in the code are not very descriptive, such as 'ps', 'pos', 'acceptation', 'orig', and 'trans'. It would improve the readability of the code if these were renamed to something more descriptive. For example, 'ps' could be renamed to 'phoneticSymbols', 'pos' could be 'partsOfSpeech', 'acceptation' could be 'meanings', 'orig' could be 'originalSentence', and 'trans' could be 'translatedSentence'. This would make it easier for other developers to understand what these variables represent when they read the code.
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| .filter(([day]) => day >= startDay && day <= endDayValue) | ||
| .map(([day, content]) => `${DAY_SPLIT}${day}:\n${content}`); | ||
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Add error handling to getTargetContent function.
The refactored getTargetContent function looks more concise, but it might not handle empty or malformed data correctly. Consider adding error handling to ensure the function can deal with unexpected input. For example, you could add a check for item.length before splitting, and handle cases where the split operation doesn't result in the expected array structure.
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The function getTargetContent does not handle cases where the content format is incorrect or missing expected delimiters. This could lead to unexpected behavior or errors.
Recommendation: Add validation to ensure that the content is in the expected format before processing. If the format is incorrect, handle the error gracefully, possibly by logging a warning or returning an empty array.
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The code reads the entire content of the search history file into memory using fs.readFileSync. This can be problematic if the file is large, leading to high memory usage and potential performance issues.
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The condition does not handle cases where subItem is an empty array or a non-array object, which could lead to runtime errors. It should explicitly check if subItem is an array and has a length greater than 0.
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Consider usingreduceto combine themapandfilteroperations into a single iteration for better performance. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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The refactoring ofgetTargetContentis correct and improves readability. However, the use ofmapandfiltercan be further optimized by combining them into a singlereducefunction to avoid multiple iterations over the array.
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What change is being made?
Refactor the codebase to improve readability and maintainability by simplifying array handling and correcting a typo in a file path.
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The changes streamline the code by using array mapping to handle potential string-to-array conversions, reducing repetitive code blocks. Additionally, a typo in the file path for search history was corrected to ensure proper file access. These improvements enhance code clarity and prevent potential bugs related to file path errors.
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Refactor array handling and fix typo in
searchHistory.js, with localization update inconfig.js.iciba()inprint.jsby using array mapping and destructuring fordata.ps,data.pos, anddata.acceptation.iciba()inprint.jsusing array mapping foritem.origanditem.trans.getTargetContent()insearchHistory.jsby using array mapping and filtering.genWordMean()insearchHistory.jsusingmap()for formatting.searchHistroy.txttosearchHistory.txtinsearchHistory.js.write()inconfig.jsto use Chinese characters for "config saved" message.This description was created by
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icibafunction inprint.jsto simplify array handling using array mapping and destructuring.searchHistory.jsand refactoredgetTargetContentfunction for better readability.Changes walkthrough
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Refactor Array Handling in iciba Functionlib/print.js
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Fix Typo and Refactor searchHistory.jslib/searchHistory.js
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