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test/specs/emitter.spec.js (1)
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8-20: Consider adding more test cases for comprehensive coverage.While the current test verifies basic functionality, consider adding:
- Error cases (e.g., malformed tweet data)
- Edge cases (e.g., multiple tweets, missing properties)
- Event unsubscription tests
Example test cases to add:
it('should handle malformed tweet data gracefully', (done) => { ws.on('tweet', (d) => { d.should.be.an('object'); d.should.have.property('eventKey'); done(); }); ws.emit('tweet', { eventKey: 'twitter.retweet.tobitenno' }); // missing tweets }); it('should allow event unsubscription', () => { const handler = () => {}; ws.on('tweet', handler); ws.off('tweet', handler); // Verify handler is removed });test/specs/access.spec.js (1)
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6-46: Consider adding negative test cases.While the positive test case for object structure is comprehensive, consider adding negative test cases to verify error handling when the worldstate is unavailable or invalid.
Example addition:
it('should handle errors when worldstate is unavailable', async () => { // Temporarily break the worldstate ws.forceError = true; try { const data = ws.getWorldstate(); expect(data).to.be.undefined; } finally { ws.forceError = false; } });utilities/WSCache.js (1)
63-66: Enhance error handling to aid debugging.While logging errors is good, the current implementation silently fails which could make test debugging harder. Consider:
- Re-throwing the error after logging
- Adding more context about the failed data
- Using structured logging with error details
} catch (e) { - this.#logger.error(`failed to parse worldstate data: ${e}`); + this.#logger.error('Failed to parse worldstate data', { + error: e.message, + language: this.#language, + platform: this.#platform, + }); this.#logger.debug(e.stack); + throw e; // Re-throw to aid in test debugging }index.js (1)
73-79: LGTM with suggestions for improvement.The new debug getter provides useful introspection capabilities, which aligns well with the PR's objective of fixing test issues.
Consider these improvements:
- Add error handling to prevent crashes:
get debug() { + try { return { rss: this.getRss(), worldstate: this.#worldstate?.get(), twitter: this.#twitter?.clientInfoValid ? this.#twitter.getData() : undefined, }; + } catch (error) { + logger.error('Error in debug getter:', error); + return { + error: 'Failed to retrieve debug data', + timestamp: new Date().toISOString(), + }; + } }
- Consider implementing lazy loading to improve performance:
get debug() { return { - rss: this.getRss(), - worldstate: this.#worldstate?.get(), - twitter: this.#twitter?.clientInfoValid ? this.#twitter.getData() : undefined, + get rss() { return this.getRss(); }, + get worldstate() { return this.#worldstate?.get(); }, + get twitter() { + return this.#twitter?.clientInfoValid ? this.#twitter.getData() : undefined; + }, }; }
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🔇 Additional comments (8)
test/specs/emitter.spec.js (1)
1-4: Verify the package import path works in local development.
The import path worldstate-emitter assumes the package is installed from npm. This might break local development and testing when working with uncommitted changes.
Let's verify the package configuration:
test/specs/access.spec.js (1)
1-2: Verify the package import path change.
The import path change from relative (../../index.js) to package name (worldstate-emitter) needs verification to ensure it works correctly in all environments.
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify package.json configuration supports the new import path
# Test 1: Check if package.json has the correct main/exports configuration
echo "Checking package.json configuration..."
cat package.json | jq '.exports, .main'
# Test 2: Check for consistent import patterns across test files
echo "Checking import patterns in other test files..."
rg "import.*WSEmitter" "test/"utilities/WSCache.js (2)
23-31: LGTM! Well-structured logger integration.
The constructor changes are well-implemented with:
- Proper JSDoc documentation
- Optional logger parameter
- Sensible fallback to baseLogger
3-3: Verify the logger import path to prevent circular dependencies.
The import path './index.js' might create a circular dependency since this file is in the utilities/ directory. Consider moving the logger to a separate utility file.
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the actual imports and exports to verify if there's a circular dependency.
The logger import is correctly implemented without circular dependencies
The logger is properly exported from utilities/index.js where it's created using Winston, and importing it in WSCache.js is a valid implementation pattern. The import path ./index.js is the correct way to access the shared logger instance, as the index file serves as the intended entry point for utility exports.
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rg -l "from ['\"]\./utilities/WSCache" | grep "index.js"
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#!/bin/bash
# Check the content of index.js in utilities directory
fd "index.js" utilities/ --exec cat {}
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index.js (1)
73-79: Verify async/sync consistency in debug getter.
The debug getter synchronously calls getData() for Twitter, while there's an async getTwitter() method. This inconsistency could lead to unexpected behavior.
Consider either:
- Making the debug getter async to match
getTwitter():
- get debug() {
+ async debug() {
return {
rss: this.getRss(),
worldstate: this.#worldstate?.get(),
- twitter: this.#twitter?.clientInfoValid ? this.#twitter.getData() : undefined,
+ twitter: await this.getTwitter(),
};
}- Or adding a synchronous version of Twitter data retrieval if possible.
package.json (3)
22-24: LGTM! Good dual configuration for package entry point.
The addition of the exports field alongside the existing main field provides better module resolution control while maintaining backward compatibility.
35-35: LGTM! Enhanced dependency management.
The changes improve dependency handling:
- Using
npxensures consistent peer dependency installation - The new
validatescript helps catch dependency issues early, especially useful given the test-related focus of this PR
Also applies to: 37-38
50-52: LGTM! Consistent rule formatting.
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Summary
sine weird errors on tests
Resolves issue
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Release Notes
New Features
debugmethod in theWorldstateEmitterclass for enhanced introspection of RSS feed items, worldstate, and Twitter data.Bug Fixes
Chores
package.jsonto update the main entry point, scripts, and dependency versions for better project management.Tests
expectassertion style for improved readability and consistency.