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Remove warnings and set public event values. #189

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Enhanced clarity in asynchronous task handling for Kanban and Text View Models by refining closure parameters.
    • Improved access to event properties with public visibility for ConnectionChangedEvent and SyncStatusChangedEvent.
    • Added custom debug descriptions for JSONArray and JSONCounter classes to facilitate easier debugging.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Streamlined access to document objects in closures to reduce reliance on self, minimizing potential retain cycles.

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The changes involve modifications to several classes and structs across different files. Key updates include enhancements to closure parameters for improved readability, adjustments to property access levels to increase visibility, and the implementation of the CustomDebugStringConvertible protocol for better debugging capabilities. Overall, the changes focus on refining code structure and enhancing usability without altering the fundamental behavior of the components.

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Files Change Summary
Examples/KanbanApp/.../KanbanViewModel.swift Updated closure parameters in KanbanViewModel to improve clarity and readability by explicitly naming the document parameter and adjusting logic to use it directly.
Examples/TextEditorApp/.../TextViewModel.swift Modified closure signature in TextViewModel to include a document parameter, streamlining access and reducing reliance on self.
Sources/Document/DocEvent.swift Changed the access level of the value property in ConnectionChangedEvent and SyncStatusChangedEvent structs from internal to public, enhancing visibility for event handling.
Sources/Document/Json/JSONArray.swift Extended JSONArray to conform to CustomDebugStringConvertible, altering the visibility of the debugDescription property to public for improved debugging capabilities.
Sources/Document/Json/JSONCounter.swift Added an extension to JSONCounter to conform to CustomDebugStringConvertible, providing a debugDescription computed property for better visibility of internal state during debugging.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant KanbanViewModel
    participant Document

    User->>KanbanViewModel: Subscribe to Document
    KanbanViewModel->>Document: Subscribe with closure(document)
    Document->>KanbanViewModel: Notify with updated document
    KanbanViewModel->>User: Update UI with new data
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    participant User
    participant TextViewModel
    participant Document

    User->>TextViewModel: Subscribe to Document Presence
    TextViewModel->>Document: Subscribe with closure(event, document)
    Document->>TextViewModel: Notify with event
    TextViewModel->>User: Update UI with event data
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Codecov Report

Attention: Patch coverage is 33.33333% with 2 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 45.10%. Comparing base (8ba1b4c) to head (57c7dcb).
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@humdrum humdrum merged commit 21713f1 into main Aug 28, 2024
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@humdrum humdrum deleted the debugDescription branch August 28, 2024 12:33
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 8ba1b4c and 57c7dcb.

Files selected for processing (5)
  • Examples/KanbanApp/KanbanApp/Kanban/KanbanViewModel.swift (1 hunks)
  • Examples/TextEditorApp/TextEditorApp/TextEditor/TextViewModel.swift (1 hunks)
  • Sources/Document/DocEvent.swift (2 hunks)
  • Sources/Document/Json/JSONArray.swift (2 hunks)
  • Sources/Document/Json/JSONCounter.swift (1 hunks)
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Sources/Document/Json/JSONCounter.swift (1)

107-110: Well-implemented debug description for JSONCounter.

The extension of JSONCounter to conform to CustomDebugStringConvertible and the addition of debugDescription are well-implemented. This change enhances the debugging capabilities by providing a clear string representation of the internal state, which is crucial for debugging and logging purposes.

The implementation is correct and follows Swift best practices for enhancing debuggability.

Examples/KanbanApp/KanbanApp/Kanban/KanbanViewModel.swift (1)

48-50: Improved closure parameter naming and scope handling.

The explicit naming of the document parameter in the closure passed to the subscribe method enhances clarity and reduces potential confusion about the scope of self. This change is a good practice in Swift, especially in asynchronous code blocks, to avoid retain cycles and improve readability.

The changes are well-thought-out and contribute positively to the maintainability of the code.

Examples/TextEditorApp/TextEditorApp/TextEditor/TextViewModel.swift (1)

69-75: Enhanced closure signature for better scope management in subscribePresence.

The modification to include the document parameter directly in the closure signature of subscribePresence method improves the clarity and directness of the code. This change reduces the reliance on self and helps prevent potential retain cycles in asynchronous operations, which is a significant improvement in terms of code quality and maintainability.

The changes are effective and align well with Swift best practices for asynchronous programming.

Sources/Document/DocEvent.swift (2)

123-123: Access level change approved for value in ConnectionChangedEvent.

The change to make value public aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance usability by allowing external modules to access event status. Ensure that this property does not expose any sensitive data.

The code change is approved.

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Access level change for value in ConnectionChangedEvent is safe.

The usage of the value property in ConnectionChangedEvent within Sources/Document/Document.swift does not expose sensitive data. The change to make this property public is verified to be safe.

  • Sources/Document/Document.swift: self.publish(ConnectionChangedEvent(value: status))
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Length of output: 437


149-149: Access level change approved for value in SyncStatusChangedEvent.

The change to make value public aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance usability by allowing external modules to access event status. Ensure that this property does not expose any sensitive data.

The code change is approved.

Run the following script to verify the usage of value property across the codebase:

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Access level change for value in SyncStatusChangedEvent is safe and appropriate.

The value property is used in test assertions and event publishing, aligning with its intended purpose without exposing sensitive data. The change to make it public is confirmed to be safe.

  • Usage in Tests/Integration/ClientIntegrationTests.swift confirms its role in synchronization status checks.
  • Setting in Sources/Document/Document.swift aligns with event handling.
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Length of output: 3281

Sources/Document/Json/JSONArray.swift (1)

23-23: Enhancements to JSONArray for better debugging approved.

Conforming to CustomDebugStringConvertible and making debugDescription public enhances debugging capabilities and transparency. Verify that the debug information does not reveal any sensitive data.

The code changes are approved.

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Also applies to: 609-609

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