Fix/renaming api name #40
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WalkthroughThe changes involve a comprehensive renaming of function callbacks and properties related to the Tawk API across multiple files. All previous naming conventions have been prefixed with "tawk" to enhance consistency. This includes updates to method signatures, prop names, and documentation to reflect the new naming structure, ensuring that all references to Tawk-related methods and properties are uniform. The overall functionality and logic of the API and components remain unchanged. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant TawkMessenger
participant App
User->>App: Interacts with App
App->>TawkMessenger: Calls tawkOnLoad
TawkMessenger->>User: Loads chat widget
User->>TawkMessenger: Requests to minimize
TawkMessenger->>App: Calls tawkMinimize
App->>TawkMessenger: Updates widget state
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src/index.js (2)
65-161: LGTM! Consistent renaming of API methods.The changes in this section are consistent with the PR objectives. All API methods have been correctly prefixed with "tawk", improving the naming convention and reducing the likelihood of collisions.
Consider adding a brief comment at the beginning of the
useImperativeHandlehook to explain the purpose of the "tawk" prefix, which could help future maintainers understand the reasoning behind this naming convention.
301-320: LGTM! Consistent renaming of prop types.The changes in the
propTypesobject are consistent with the PR objectives. All callback prop types have been correctly prefixed with "tawk", maintaining consistency with the earlier changes.Consider updating the JSDoc comments for these props (if they exist) to reflect the new naming convention. This will ensure that the documentation remains in sync with the code changes.
docs/api-reference.md (3)
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64-1237: Method renaming implemented consistently.All methods have been correctly renamed with the "tawk" prefix in both the headings and code examples. The functionality descriptions remain accurate, and the examples have been updated to reflect the new naming convention.
For improved consistency, consider updating the text descriptions to include the "tawk" prefix when referring to method names. For example, in the
tawkOnLoadsection, you could update the description to:"Callback function invoked right after the widget is rendered. This callback is not supported in pop out chat window. The
tawkOnLoadfunction can be used to..."This change would make the documentation even more consistent and clear for users.
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[style] ~403-~403: Since a “visitor” is neither male nor female, the better pronoun might be “their”.
Context: ...voked when the visitor manually changes his name. The visitorName is passed to the ...(SOMEBODY_NEUTRAL)
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1241-1257: Update secureMode section for consistency.The secureMode section has not been updated to reflect the new naming convention. To maintain consistency with the rest of the API, please make the following changes:
- Update the method name in the example code:
-tawkMessengerRef.current.visitor({ +tawkMessengerRef.current.tawkVisitor({ name : 'name', email : '[email protected]' hash : '<calculate-hash>' });
- Consider updating the section title to "tawkSecureMode" if this is intended to be a method name.
These changes will ensure that the secureMode section aligns with the new naming convention used throughout the rest of the API documentation.
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[style] ~403-~403: Since a “visitor” is neither male nor female, the better pronoun might be “their”.
Context: ...voked when the visitor manually changes his name. The visitorName is passed to the ...(SOMEBODY_NEUTRAL)
402-415: Use gender-neutral language in documentation.To make the documentation more inclusive, consider updating the description for the
tawkOnVisitorNameChangedfunction to use gender-neutral language.Change:
"Callback function invoked when the visitor manually changes his name."To:
"Callback function invoked when the visitor manually changes their name."This small change makes the documentation more inclusive and aligns with best practices for technical writing.
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[style] ~403-~403: Since a “visitor” is neither male nor female, the better pronoun might be “their”.
Context: ...voked when the visitor manually changes his name. The visitorName is passed to the ...(SOMEBODY_NEUTRAL)
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docs/api-reference.md
[style] ~403-~403: Since a “visitor” is neither male nor female, the better pronoun might be “their”.
Context: ...voked when the visitor manually changes his name. The visitorName is passed to the ...(SOMEBODY_NEUTRAL)
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docs/how-to-use.md (4)
16-17: LGTM! Consistent renaming applied.The changes to the function name
handleTawkMinimizeand the method calltawkMinimize()are consistent with the PR objective of adding the "tawk" prefix to API components. This improves clarity and reduces the likelihood of naming collisions.
22-22: LGTM! Consistent update of event handler.The
onClickhandler has been correctly updated to use the new function namehandleTawkMinimize, maintaining consistency with the earlier renaming.
27-27: Correct usage of ref prop.The change from
useReftorefis correct.useRefis the React hook used to create the ref, whilerefis the proper prop name for passing the ref to a component. This change improves the accuracy of the example.
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1-50: Overall, documentation updates align well with PR objectives.The changes in this file successfully implement the "tawk" prefix for API components in the documentation and code examples. This aligns well with the PR objective of addressing naming collisions and improving clarity. The examples have been updated to reflect the new naming conventions for functions, methods, and props.
A few key points:
- Function names and method calls have been consistently updated (e.g.,
handleTawkMinimize,tawkMinimize()).- Component props have been renamed to include the "tawk" prefix (e.g.,
tawkOnLoad).- The
useRefprop correction torefimproves the accuracy of the React usage example.These changes should help users understand and implement the updated API correctly, reducing the likelihood of naming conflicts in their applications.
src/index.js (2)
261-280: LGTM! Consistent renaming of default props.The changes in the
defaultPropsobject are consistent with the PR objectives. All callback prop names have been correctly prefixed with "tawk", maintaining consistency with the earlier changes.
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1-324: Overall assessment: PR objectives met with minor suggestions for improvementThe changes in this file successfully address the PR objectives by consistently prefixing all relevant API methods, props, and callbacks with "tawk". This should help reduce naming collisions as intended.
Key points:
- API methods, props, and callbacks have been consistently renamed.
- The overall functionality of the component remains unchanged.
- The code structure and quality have been maintained.
Suggestions for improvement:
- Consider adding a comment explaining the "tawk" prefix in the
useImperativeHandlehook.- Review and potentially update the event names in
addEventListenercalls for consistency.- Update JSDoc comments (if they exist) to reflect the new naming convention.
These changes significantly improve the API's clarity and should reduce the likelihood of naming conflicts. Great job on maintaining consistency throughout the file!
docs/api-reference.md (3)
12-60: Table of contents updated correctly.The table of contents has been consistently updated with the "tawk" prefix for all method names. The structure and order remain unchanged, which maintains clarity for users.
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1259-1390: Clarify intention for customstyle object naming.The customstyle section and its related properties (zIndex, visibility) have not been updated with the "tawk" prefix. It's unclear whether this is intentional or if it was overlooked during the renaming process.
If the customstyle object is meant to be part of the API's public interface, consider whether it should be renamed to maintain consistency with the rest of the API (e.g.,
tawkCustomStyle). If it's intended to remain as is, please confirm that this is the desired behavior.Could you please clarify the intended naming convention for the customstyle object and its properties?
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1-1390: Overall assessment: Renaming implemented successfully with minor improvements needed.The renaming of API methods and callbacks by adding the "tawk" prefix has been largely successful and consistent throughout the documentation. The changes improve the API's namespace and should help prevent potential naming conflicts for users.
To finalize this update, please address the following points:
- Update the secureMode section to use the new
tawkVisitormethod name.- Clarify the naming convention for the customstyle object and its properties.
- Use gender-neutral language in the
tawkOnVisitorNameChangedfunction description.- Consider updating text descriptions to include the "tawk" prefix when referring to method names for improved consistency.
Once these minor issues are addressed, the documentation will be fully consistent and ready for release.
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[style] ~403-~403: Since a “visitor” is neither male nor female, the better pronoun might be “their”.
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LGTM! Consistent renaming with a minor inconsistency.
The changes to the function name tawkOnLoad and the corresponding prop tawkOnLoad in the TawkMessengerReact component are consistent with the PR objective of adding the "tawk" prefix to API components. This improves clarity and reduces the likelihood of naming collisions.
However, there's a small inconsistency in line 47:
- tawkOnLoad={onLoad}/>
+ tawkOnLoad={tawkOnLoad}/>The prop value should reference the new function name tawkOnLoad instead of onLoad.
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| window.addEventListener('tawkStatusChange', (status) => { | ||
| props.onStatusChange(status.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnStatusChange(status.detail); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkBeforeLoad', () => { | ||
| props.onBeforeLoad(); | ||
| props.tawkOnBeforeLoad(); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkChatMaximized', () => { | ||
| props.onChatMaximized(); | ||
| props.tawkOnChatMaximized(); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkChatMinimized', () => { | ||
| props.onChatMinimized(); | ||
| props.tawkOnChatMinimized(); | ||
| }); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkChatHidden', () => { | ||
| props.onChatHidden(); | ||
| props.tawkOnChatHidden(); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkChatStarted', () => { | ||
| props.onChatStarted(); | ||
| props.tawkOnChatStarted(); | ||
| }); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkChatEnded', () => { | ||
| props.onChatEnded(); | ||
| props.tawkOnChatEnded(); | ||
| }); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkPrechatSubmit', (data) => { | ||
| props.onPrechatSubmit(data.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnPrechatSubmit(data.detail); | ||
| }); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkOfflineSubmit', (data) => { | ||
| props.onOfflineSubmit(data.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnOfflineSubmit(data.detail); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkChatMessageVisitor', (message) => { | ||
| props.onChatMessageVisitor(message.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnChatMessageVisitor(message.detail); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkChatMessageAgent', (message) => { | ||
| props.onChatMessageAgent(message.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnChatMessageAgent(message.detail); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkChatMessageSystem', (message) => { | ||
| props.onChatMessageSystem(message.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnChatMessageSystem(message.detail); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkAgentJoinChat', (data) => { | ||
| props.onAgentJoinChat(data.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnAgentJoinChat(data.detail); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkAgentLeaveChat', (data) => { | ||
| props.onAgentLeaveChat(data.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnAgentLeaveChat(data.detail); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkChatSatisfaction', (satisfaction) => { | ||
| props.onChatSatisfaction(satisfaction.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnChatSatisfaction(satisfaction.detail); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkVisitorNameChanged', (visitorName) => { | ||
| props.onVisitorNameChanged(visitorName.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnVisitorNameChanged(visitorName.detail); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkFileUpload', (link) => { | ||
| props.onFileUpload(link.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnFileUpload(link.detail); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkTagsUpdated', (data) => { | ||
| props.onTagsUpdated(data.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnTagsUpdated(data.detail); | ||
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| window.addEventListener('tawkUnreadCountChanged', (data) => { | ||
| props.onUnreadCountChanged(data.detail); | ||
| props.tawkOnUnreadCountChanged(data.detail); |
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Consider updating event names for consistency.
While the callback prop names have been correctly prefixed with "tawk", the event names in addEventListener calls remain unchanged (e.g., 'tawkLoad', 'tawkStatusChange', etc.). This might lead to inconsistency between the event names and the new callback prop names.
Consider updating the event names to match the new naming convention. For example:
-window.addEventListener('tawkLoad', () => {
+window.addEventListener('tawkTawkLoad', () => {
props.tawkOnLoad();
});Alternatively, if the event names are part of an external API that cannot be changed, please add a comment explaining why they remain unchanged while the callback names have been updated.
Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
Summary
There are users reported collision of provider keys since we use generic naming on our API. I added prefix tawk in all actions, getters, listeners, and setters.
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