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feat(license-api): Switch smart solutions client on feature flag #16231

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What

  • License-client is versioned using feature flags and api inputs
  • Some initial implementing of Smart solutions v2
    • Add version flag to license-api requests. Every license
    • Add feature flag to machine license display

Why

*For better prod testing using feature flags and/or inputs

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  • New Features

    • Implemented two new service versions (LicenseServiceV1 and LicenseServiceV2) for enhanced license management functionality.
    • Introduced new classes for managing updates related to driving and firearm licenses, expanding overall license management capabilities.
    • Added a new enum LicenseApiVersion to support versioning for the license API.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling and logging across various license operations.
  • Documentation

    • Updated configuration management for the Hunting Digital License Client to enforce schema validation.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined the handling of PK pass operations by consolidating logic within the new PkPassService.
    • Enhanced type definitions and method signatures to accommodate new functionality related to pass management and versioning.
  • Chores

    • Restructured file imports and updated method signatures for better organization and clarity across the codebase.

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The changes in this pull request introduce two new service providers, LicenseServiceV1 and LicenseServiceV2, to the LicenseModule. The LicenseService class has been refactored to utilize these new services, incorporating version checks into its methods for updating, revoking, and verifying licenses based on the apiVersion. Additionally, the license.types.ts file has been updated to reflect changes in data types and introduced a new enum for versioning.

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File Change Summary
apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/license.module.ts Introduced LicenseServiceV1 and LicenseServiceV2 to the providers array.
apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/license.service.ts Refactored to integrate LicenseServiceV1 and LicenseServiceV2, updated methods to handle apiVersion.
apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/license.types.ts Modified import statements, updated method return types in GenericLicenseClient, and added LicenseApiVersion enum.
apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV1.service.ts Added LicenseServiceV1 class with methods for managing licenses.
apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV2.service.ts Added LicenseServiceV2 class with methods for managing licenses.
libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/driving-license-client/services/drivingLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts Introduced DrivingLicenseUpdateClientV2 class for managing driving license updates.
libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/firearm-license-client/services/firearmLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts Introduced FirearmLicenseUpdateClientV2 class for managing firearm license updates.
libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/helpers/pkPassService/pkPass.service.ts Added PkPassService class for managing PK pass operations.

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@thorkellmani thorkellmani marked this pull request as ready for review October 8, 2024 16:12
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (41)
libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/helpers/pkPassService/pkPass.types.ts (1)

8-11: LGTM with a suggestion: VerifyPkPassDataInput interface is well-defined, but could be improved.

The interface is clearly named and follows TypeScript best practices. However, consider using a more specific type for the date property instead of string. This could improve type safety and make the expected date format more explicit.

Consider updating the date property to use a more specific type:

export interface VerifyPkPassDataInput {
  code: string;
  date: Date | string; // or a specific string format like 'YYYY-MM-DD'
}
libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/helpers/pkPassService/pkPass.mapper.ts (1)

6-16: LGTM: Function body is well-implemented with robust transformations.

The function body effectively transforms the input pass object:

  1. It uses object spread for efficient property copying.
  2. Handles potential undefined values using optional chaining and nullish coalescing.
  3. Consistently converts date strings to Date objects.

The code is concise, readable, and aligns with best practices.

Consider adding a type guard to differentiate between PassV1 and PassV2 if there are version-specific transformations needed in the future. This would enhance type safety and make the function more extensible.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/hunting-license-client/huntingLicenseClient.config.ts (2)

Line range hint 14-25: Consider handling missing API key

The environment variable loading logic looks good overall. However, the UST_PKPASS_API_KEY doesn't have a default value. This could potentially lead to runtime errors if the environment variable is not set.

Consider one of the following approaches:

  1. Add a default value (e.g., a placeholder or empty string) for development environments.
  2. Implement error handling to gracefully manage cases where the API key is missing.

Example implementation for option 2:

apiKey: env.required(`UST_PKPASS_API_KEY`) || (() => {
  throw new Error('UST_PKPASS_API_KEY is required but not provided');
})(),

This will throw a more descriptive error if the API key is missing.


Line range hint 1-25: Overall assessment: Good implementation with a minor concern

The implementation of the Hunting Digital License Client configuration is generally well-done. It uses Zod for schema validation, properly exports the configuration and schema for reusability, and makes effective use of TypeScript for type safety. The main concern is the potential for runtime errors due to the missing default value for the UST_PKPASS_API_KEY. Addressing this issue will improve the robustness of the configuration.

Consider implementing a more robust error handling mechanism for missing or invalid configuration values. This could include:

  1. Centralized configuration validation at application startup.
  2. A custom error type for configuration-related errors.
  3. Logging of configuration issues for easier debugging in production environments.
apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/dto/revokeLicense.dto.ts (1)

17-20: LGTM: New apiVersion property added correctly

The apiVersion property has been added to the RevokeLicenseRequest class with appropriate decorators for validation and Swagger documentation. This aligns well with the PR objective of implementing versioning for the License-client.

Consider adding a brief description to the @ApiPropertyOptional decorator to provide more context about the apiVersion property. For example:

@ApiPropertyOptional({ enum: LicenseApiVersion, description: 'API version for the license operation' })

This would enhance the API documentation and make it clearer for consumers of the API.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/factories/clientConfigFactory.ts (2)

4-8: LGTM! Consider adding a brief comment for the schema.

The new schema definition using Zod is well-structured and enhances type safety for the configuration object. It aligns perfectly with the existing clientConfigFactory function.

Consider adding a brief comment above the schema to explain its purpose and usage. For example:

// Schema for validating license client configuration
const schema = z.object({
  // ... (rest of the schema)
})

Line range hint 10-26: LGTM! Consider using template literals for consistency.

The integration of the new schema with the existing clientConfigFactory function is well-implemented. It enhances type safety without introducing breaking changes.

For consistency, consider using template literals for all string interpolations. Update line 21 as follows:

passTemplateId: env.required(
  `${licenseId.toUpperCase()}_LICENSE_PASS_TEMPLATE_ID`,
  '',
),
apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/license.module.ts (1)

10-11: LGTM! Consider grouping related services for better organization.

The addition of LicenseServiceV1 and LicenseServiceV2 follows NestJS best practices for modular architecture and dependency injection. The changes are well-integrated into the existing module structure.

For improved readability and organization, consider grouping related services together in the providers array:

providers: [
  {
    provide: LOGGER_PROVIDER,
    useValue: logger,
  },
  LicenseService,
  LicenseServiceV1,
  LicenseServiceV2,
],

This minor reorganization enhances code maintainability as the number of services grows.

Also applies to: 22-23

libs/clients/smart-solutions-v2/src/lib/types/responses.type.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-49: Summary: Consistent type updates enhance reusability and type safety.

The changes in this file consistently replace PkPass with Pass across multiple interfaces, which aligns with the PR objectives. This update enhances type safety and maintains the reusability of these types across different NextJS apps.

Key points:

  1. The changes are consistent across all interfaces.
  2. The file adheres to TypeScript best practices for defining and exporting types.
  3. These updates contribute to the overall goal of improving the smart solutions client.

To ensure a smooth transition:

  1. Verify that all usages of these interfaces in the codebase are updated accordingly.
  2. Update any documentation that references the old PkPass type.
  3. Consider adding a migration guide if this change affects external consumers of the library.
libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/base/baseLicenseUpdateClient.ts (2)

Line range hint 20-39: Excellent use of TypeScript for improved type safety.

The updates to the abstract method signatures, now consistently returning Promise<Result<...>>, are a great improvement. This change enhances type safety and error handling across the codebase. It also aligns well with our TypeScript usage guidelines for defining and exporting types.

Consider documenting the Result type structure in the class or module documentation to help developers understand the expected return values and error handling patterns.


Line range hint 1-39: Code adheres to libs/**/* guidelines with room for minor improvement.

The BaseLicenseUpdateClient class complies with the coding guidelines for libs/**/*:

  1. It promotes reusability across different NextJS apps through its abstract design.
  2. TypeScript is effectively used for defining method signatures and types.
  3. The modular structure supports effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.

To further improve documentation and maintainability, consider adding a brief class-level JSDoc comment explaining the purpose and usage of BaseLicenseUpdateClient. This would enhance the self-documenting nature of the code.

libs/clients/license-client/src/index.ts (3)

5-6: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for version differences.

The updated export path and the addition of BaseLicenseUpdateClientV2 align well with the PR objectives of implementing versioning. The naming convention clearly indicates different versions, which is good for maintainability.

Consider adding a brief comment above these exports to explain the difference between the two versions, which would enhance code readability and maintainability.


13-15: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comments for new types.

The addition of PassData, PassDataInput, and PassRevocationData type exports enhances the module's functionality and type safety. The naming convention is clear and consistent.

To improve documentation and make the codebase more maintainable, consider adding JSDoc comments for these new types in their respective definition files. This would provide more context about their usage and purpose.


Line range hint 1-26: Overall, the changes look good and align with the PR objectives.

The modifications to this index file enhance the module's functionality, support versioning, and maintain good TypeScript practices. The new exports and updated paths contribute to better organization and extensibility of the license client.

As the codebase evolves with new versions and features, consider implementing a strategy for managing backwards compatibility and deprecation of older versions. This could involve adding deprecation warnings or creating a migration guide for users of the library.

apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/dto/updateLicense.dto.ts (1)

33-36: LGTM: New apiVersion property correctly implemented

The new apiVersion property is well-implemented:

  • It's correctly marked as optional.
  • The use of @ApiPropertyOptional and @IsEnum decorators ensures proper API documentation and validation.
  • It aligns with the PR objective of implementing versioning for the License-client.

Consider adding a description to the @ApiPropertyOptional decorator for better API documentation:

@ApiPropertyOptional({ enum: LicenseApiVersion, description: 'The API version to use for this request' })
libs/clients/smart-solutions-v2/src/lib/types/result.type.ts (3)

Line range hint 1-8: LGTM! Consider using a generic type for data.

The addition of the optional data property to the ServiceError interface enhances its flexibility, allowing for additional error information to be passed. This change adheres to TypeScript best practices and maintains backward compatibility.

To further improve reusability, consider making the data property generic:

export interface ServiceError<T = string> {
  code: ServiceErrorCode | number
  message?: string
  data?: T
}

This change would allow for more specific data types when needed, while still defaulting to string.


Line range hint 9-41: LGTM! Consider using an enum for improved type safety and readability.

The ServiceErrorCode type provides a clear and exhaustive list of error codes, enhancing type safety and improving error handling. The grouping and comments improve readability and maintainability.

For better type safety, readability, and consistency with TypeScript best practices, consider using an enum instead of a union type:

export enum ServiceErrorCode {
  // License status
  LicenseOK = 1,
  LicenseExpired = 2,
  NoLicenseInfo = 3,

  // Request errors
  FieldErrors = 4,
  InvalidPass = 5,
  Unauthorized = 6,
  Forbidden = 7,

  // Service errors
  MissingPassTemplateId = 10,
  FetchFailed = 11,
  JSONParseFailed = 12,
  ExternalServiceError = 13,
  IncompleteServiceResponse = 14,
  RequestFieldErrors = 15,

  // Generic error
  Unknown = 99
}

This approach maintains the numeric values while providing named constants, which can improve code readability and reduce the likelihood of errors.


Line range hint 52-70: LGTM! Consider using an object map for improved maintainability.

The mapErrorToActionStatusCode function enhances error handling by providing a clear mapping from exceptions to service error codes. The use of a switch statement is appropriate, and the default case ensures all possible inputs are handled.

To improve maintainability and make it easier to add new mappings in the future, consider using an object map:

const errorMappings: Record<string, ServiceErrorCode> = {
  NotFoundException: ServiceErrorCode.NoLicenseInfo,
  IllegalArgumentException: ServiceErrorCode.FieldErrors,
  InvalidDataException: ServiceErrorCode.FieldErrors,
  ForbiddenException: ServiceErrorCode.Forbidden,
  UnauthorizedException: ServiceErrorCode.Unauthorized,
  PersistenceException: ServiceErrorCode.ExternalServiceError,
};

export const mapErrorToActionStatusCode = (
  exception?: string,
): ServiceErrorCode => {
  return errorMappings[exception ?? ''] ?? ServiceErrorCode.Unknown;
};

This approach separates the mapping logic from the function implementation, making it easier to update and maintain the mappings.

apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/dto/verifyLicense.dto.ts (2)

22-25: LGTM: New apiVersion property is well-implemented.

The addition of the apiVersion property aligns with the PR objectives and follows NestJS best practices. The use of @ApiPropertyOptional and @IsEnum(LicenseApiVersion) ensures proper API documentation and validation.

Consider adding a brief description to the @ApiPropertyOptional decorator to provide more context in the API documentation. For example:

@ApiPropertyOptional({ enum: LicenseApiVersion, description: 'Version of the License API to use' })

Line range hint 1-25: Overall, the changes effectively implement API versioning support.

The modifications to VerifyLicenseRequest DTO successfully introduce the apiVersion property, enabling versioning for the License-client as per the PR objectives. The implementation follows NestJS best practices, ensuring type safety and proper validation. These changes will enhance production testing capabilities by allowing the use of feature flags and/or inputs for different API versions.

As you continue to develop and version your API, consider implementing a versioning strategy across your entire API surface. This might include:

  1. Consistent version naming conventions
  2. Documentation of breaking changes between versions
  3. A deprecation policy for older versions

These practices will help maintain backward compatibility and provide a smooth transition for API consumers as the system evolves.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/firearm-license-client/firearmLicenseMapper.ts (1)

29-29: LGTM! Consider adding type inference for better maintainability.

The removal of the explicit return type annotation simplifies the code without affecting functionality. TypeScript's type inference capability ensures type safety is maintained.

For improved maintainability and to make the inferred type explicit, consider using the as const assertion:

export const mapNationalId = (nationalId: string) => {
  return {
    identifier: nationalIdIndex,
    value: nationalId ? formatSsn(nationalId) : '',
  } as const;
}

This ensures that the return type is inferred as a readonly object with specific property types, which can help catch potential errors if the structure changes in the future.

libs/clients/smart-solutions-v2/src/lib/smartSolutions.service.ts (2)

91-91: LGTM! Consider updating method name.

The return type change from PkPass to Pass is consistent with the import changes and maintains type safety.

Consider updating the method name from updatePkPass to updatePass to reflect the new type and maintain consistency.


Line range hint 1-280: Overall, changes improve type safety and traceability.

The modifications to this service enhance type consistency by updating pass-related types and improve traceability by adding requestId to method signatures. These changes align well with TypeScript best practices and the coding guidelines for library code.

Key points:

  1. Consistent use of Pass type instead of PkPass.
  2. Enhanced traceability with requestId parameter additions.
  3. Maintained backwards compatibility in method signatures.

Consider creating a separate interface for the public API of this service to improve modularity and make it easier to maintain backwards compatibility in future updates.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/disability-license-client/modules/disabilityLicenseUpdateClient.module.ts (2)

6-9: Consider using path aliases for cleaner import statements

The import statements at lines 6-9 use long relative paths. Using path aliases can improve maintainability and readability by simplifying import paths.

Apply this diff to update the import statements:

-import { DisabilityLicenseUpdateClientV2 } from '../services/disabilityLicenseUpdateClientV2.service'
-import { PkPassService } from '../../../helpers/pkPassService/pkPass.service'
+import { DisabilityLicenseUpdateClientV2 } from '@island.is/clients/license-client/services/disabilityLicenseUpdateClientV2.service'
+import { PkPassService } from '@island.is/clients/license-client/helpers/pkPassService/pkPass.service'

29-34: Evaluate the necessity of maintaining both client versions

Both DisabilityLicenseUpdateClient and DisabilityLicenseUpdateClientV2 are provided and exported. Assess whether it's necessary to maintain both versions or if their functionalities can be consolidated. This can reduce potential confusion and simplify maintenance.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/driving-license-client/modules/drivingLicenseUpdateClient.module.ts (1)

31-36: Consider implementing a versioning strategy for DrivingLicenseUpdateClients

Exporting both DrivingLicenseUpdateClient and DrivingLicenseUpdateClientV2 may lead to confusion among module consumers. Consider implementing a versioning strategy or a factory pattern that abstracts the selection of the appropriate client, possibly based on feature flags. This approach can enhance maintainability and reduce the potential for misuse.

apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/license.service.ts (1)

46-49: Remove unnecessary optional chaining on inputData

In the verifyLicense method, inputData is a required parameter. The use of optional chaining (inputData?.apiVersion) is unnecessary and can be simplified to inputData.apiVersion.

Apply this minor change:

- if (inputData?.apiVersion === LicenseApiVersion.v2) {
+ if (inputData.apiVersion === LicenseApiVersion.v2) {
    return this.serviceV2.verifyLicense(inputData)
  }
  return this.serviceV1.verifyLicense(inputData)
libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/disability-license-client/services/disabilityLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts (1)

66-67: Fix typographical error in error message

There is an extra space in the error message between 'data,' and 'either'. Removing the extra space enhances readability.

Apply this diff to correct the typo:

-            'Invalid input data,  either code or date are missing or invalid',
+            'Invalid input data, either code or date are missing or invalid',
libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseUpdateClient.service.ts (1)

77-79: Add unit tests for the new V2 methods

The new methods getLicenseUpdateClientV2ByType and getLicenseUpdateClientV2ByPassTemplateId are essential additions to support versioning with feature flags. To ensure their reliability and prevent future regressions, please add unit tests covering these methods.

Would you like assistance in generating the unit tests for these methods?

Also applies to: 90-96

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseUpdateClient.module.ts (1)

23-26: Ensure consistent import paths for V2 clients

The V2 client imports are directly referencing the service files within the services directories:

import { FirearmLicenseUpdateClientV2 } from './clients/firearm-license-client/services/firearmLicenseUpdateClientV2.service'

In contrast, the V1 clients are imported from their respective client directories without specifying the services subdirectory:

import { FirearmLicenseUpdateClient } from './clients/firearm-license-client'

For consistency and improved maintainability, consider updating the V2 imports to match the V1 structure. This could involve exporting the V2 clients from the index file of each client directory, allowing for cleaner and more consistent import statements.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseClient.type.ts (1)

152-176: Clarify the usage of expiration date fields

In PassDataInput, there are multiple optional fields related to expiration dates: expirationDate, expirationDateWithoutTime, and expirationTime. This might lead to confusion or misuse. Consider unifying these fields or providing clear documentation on when each should be used.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/machine-license-client/machineLicenseClient.service.ts (1)

151-151: Simplify nullish coalescing operator usage

In line 151, using ?? undefined after findLatestExpirationDate(license.data) may be unnecessary since if findLatestExpirationDate returns null or undefined, the result will be undefined in both cases. Consider simplifying the expression:

 expirationDate: findLatestExpirationDate(license.data),
libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/firearm-license-client/services/firearmLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts (4)

5-5: Consider simplifying the import alias.

The import on line 5 aliases sanitize as sanitizeNationalId. Since it's clear from context that we're sanitizing a national ID, you might consider importing it directly without renaming for brevity.


43-43: Typographical error in comment.

There's a typo in the comment on line 43: "doesnt'" should be "doesn't".

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

- //small check that nationalId doesnt' already exist
+ // Small check that nationalId doesn't already exist

182-189: Remove extra whitespace in error message.

In line 188, there's an extra space after the comma in the error message.

Apply this diff to correct it:

- message:
-   'Invalid input data,  either code or date are missing or invalid',
+ message:
+   'Invalid input data, either code or date are missing or invalid',

21-22: Consistent use of logging category constants.

The LOG_CATEGORY is set to 'firearmlicense-service' on line 22. Ensure this logging category is consistently used across all log statements for clarity.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/driving-license-client/services/drivingLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts (1)

160-295: Simplify error code management by defining constants

Throughout the verify method, numerical error codes (e.g., 12, 4, 14) are used directly in the error responses. Defining these error codes as constants with descriptive names can improve code readability and maintainability.

Example:

+ const ERROR_INVALID_INPUT = 12
+ const ERROR_MISSING_DATA = 14

...

return {
  ok: false,
  error: {
-   code: 12,
+   code: ERROR_INVALID_INPUT,
    message: 'Pkpass verification data input mapping failed, data may be invalid',
  },
}

...

return {
  ok: false,
  error: {
-   code: 14,
+   code: ERROR_MISSING_DATA,
    message: 'Missing unique identifier in pkpass input',
  },
}
apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV2.service.ts (1)

321-322: Use Descriptive Variable Names for Clarity

The variable c used in getDataFromToken is not descriptive, which can make the code harder to understand. Consider renaming it to something more meaningful, like cacheKey.

Apply this change:

-const { c } = await this.barcodeService.verifyToken(token);
+const { c: cacheKey } = await this.barcodeService.verifyToken(token);
-const data = await this.barcodeService.getCache(c);
+const data = await this.barcodeService.getCache(cacheKey);

Alternatively, adjust the destructuring:

-const { c } = await this.barcodeService.verifyToken(token);
+const { cacheKey } = await this.barcodeService.verifyToken(token);

And update accordingly.

apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV1.service.ts (3)

291-295: Move 'License revoking initiated' log before revocation call

The debug log stating that the license revocation is initiated appears after the revocation function is called. To accurately reflect the operation flow, move the log statement before calling service.revoke.

Apply this diff to adjust the log placement:

+    this.logger.debug('License revoking initiated', {
+      category: LOG_CATEGORY,
+      requestId,
+    })

    const revokeRes = await service.revoke(nationalId, requestId)

-    this.logger.debug('License revoking initiated', {
-      category: LOG_CATEGORY,
-      requestId,
-    })

354-371: Provide more informative error message for invalid barcode data

If barcodeData is neither a JWT nor valid JSON, the error message states that it must be in JSON format. Update the message to reflect that the barcode data should be either a valid JWT or JSON string.

Apply this diff to improve the error message:

-const jsonErrorMsg = 'Barcode data must be in JSON format'
+const errorMsg = 'Barcode data must be a valid JWT or JSON string'

And update the references to jsonErrorMsg accordingly.


215-279: Add unit tests for the LicenseServiceV1 methods

To ensure functionality and prevent regressions, consider adding unit tests for key methods like updateLicense, revokeLicense, and verifyLicense.

Do you need assistance in creating unit tests for these methods?

Also applies to: 281-313, 354-412

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libs/clients/smart-solutions-v2/src/index.ts (3)

3-3: LGTM: New export aligns with coding guidelines

The addition of SmartSolutionsConfig export enhances reusability and follows TypeScript best practices. This separate configuration export can also improve tree-shaking capabilities.


Line range hint 1-7: Overall changes align with coding guidelines

The modifications in this file adhere to the coding guidelines for libs/**/* files:

  1. The new SmartSolutionsConfig export enhances reusability across NextJS apps.
  2. The file continues to use TypeScript for exporting types.
  3. The changes potentially improve tree-shaking and bundling practices.

Ensure that these changes maintain backwards compatibility, particularly considering the removed PkPass export.


4-4: Verify impact of removed PkPass export

The modification to export only RevokePassData is good for tree-shaking. However, please ensure that the removal of the PkPass export doesn't break any existing code that might depend on it.

To verify the impact, run the following script:

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/helpers/pkPassService/pkPass.types.ts (4)

1-2: LGTM: Import statements are appropriate and follow best practices.

The import statements are correctly using relative paths and importing specific types, which contributes to good code organization and type safety.


4-6: LGTM: PkPassModuleOptions interface is well-defined.

The interface is clearly named and follows TypeScript best practices. It effectively uses an imported type for the config property, promoting type safety and code reusability.


13-16: LGTM: VerifyPassData interface is well-defined and uses appropriate types.

The interface is clearly named and follows TypeScript best practices. The use of an optional property for pass is a good choice, allowing for cases where pass data may or may not be available after verification.


1-16: Overall assessment: Well-structured and reusable type definitions.

This file adheres to the coding guidelines for the libs directory by providing reusable TypeScript interfaces. The type definitions are clear, promote type safety, and can be easily used across different parts of the application. The use of imported types and optional properties demonstrates good TypeScript practices.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/helpers/pkPassService/pkPass.mapper.ts (3)

1-3: LGTM: Imports are well-structured and use TypeScript types.

The import statements are clear and concise, importing the necessary types for both versions of Pass and the PassData type. This aligns well with the TypeScript usage guideline for the libs directory.


5-5: LGTM: Function signature is well-defined and exportable.

The mapPassData function signature is well-structured:

  1. It's exported, promoting reusability across different NextJS apps.
  2. It uses TypeScript for defining the parameter and return types.
  3. The union type PassV1 | PassV2 allows for version flexibility.

This aligns perfectly with the coding guidelines for the libs directory.


1-17: LGTM: File structure and implementation adhere to coding guidelines.

The overall structure and implementation of pkPass.mapper.ts align well with the coding guidelines for the libs directory:

  1. Reusability: The exported mapPassData function is designed to be used across different NextJS apps.
  2. TypeScript usage: Types are consistently used for props and exported entities.
  3. Effective tree-shaking: The modular structure with a single exported function supports efficient bundling.

The file demonstrates a clean, focused implementation that should integrate well with the broader project structure.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/hunting-license-client/huntingLicenseClient.config.ts (4)

Line range hint 3-8: LGTM: Well-defined schema using Zod

The schema definition is concise and correctly defines the structure of the configuration object with the required properties.


Line range hint 10-13: LGTM: Proper usage of defineConfig

The defineConfig function is correctly used with the inferred type from the Zod schema, ensuring type safety for the configuration object.


Line range hint 1-25: LGTM: Good exportability and reusability

The configuration (HuntingDigitalLicenseClientConfig) and schema are properly exported, allowing for reuse in other parts of the application. This aligns well with the coding guidelines for reusability across different NextJS apps.


Line range hint 1-25: LGTM: Effective TypeScript usage

The TypeScript usage in this file is appropriate and aligns with the coding guidelines. The use of type inference with the Zod schema and the generic type parameter in the defineConfig function ensures type safety and provides clear type definitions for the configuration object.

apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/dto/revokeLicense.dto.ts (2)

1-3: LGTM: Import statements updated correctly

The import statements have been appropriately updated to include the necessary decorators and types for the new apiVersion property. This follows NestJS best practices for DTOs and validation.


Line range hint 1-20: Overall assessment: Changes are well-implemented and align with PR objectives

The modifications to this DTO file are consistent with the PR's goal of implementing versioning for the License-client. The code adheres to NestJS architecture and best practices, including proper use of decorators for validation and API documentation. The addition of the apiVersion property enhances the flexibility of the license API, allowing for version-specific handling of requests.

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libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/factories/clientConfigFactory.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-26: Overall, excellent changes that enhance type safety and maintainability.

The introduction of the Zod schema and its integration with the existing code significantly improves type safety and validation for the license client configuration. The changes adhere to the coding guidelines for library files, ensuring reusability and effective bundling. The minor suggestions provided will further enhance code consistency and documentation.

apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/license.module.ts (3)

Line range hint 1-26: Overall assessment: Changes look good with minor suggestions.

The modifications to license.module.ts are well-structured and align with NestJS best practices. The addition of LicenseServiceV1 and LicenseServiceV2 supports the PR objective of implementing versioning for the License-client.

Key points:

  1. The changes adhere to NestJS architecture and dependency injection patterns.
  2. The new services are properly integrated into the existing module structure.
  3. Minor suggestions were made for code organization and ensuring test coverage.
  4. Verification of feature flag implementation in related files is recommended.

These changes provide a solid foundation for the versioning system. Once the suggested verifications and minor improvements are addressed, this part of the implementation will be in excellent shape.


10-11: Ensure test coverage for new services.

While the module changes look good, it's crucial to maintain comprehensive test coverage. Please ensure that unit tests are created or updated for LicenseServiceV1 and LicenseServiceV2 in their respective spec files (e.g., licenseV1.service.spec.ts and licenseV2.service.spec.ts).

These tests should cover:

  1. Proper instantiation of the services
  2. Key functionalities and methods of each service
  3. Integration with other components of the module

Maintaining high test coverage will help ensure the reliability and maintainability of these new services.

To check for the existence of test files, you can run:

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Also applies to: 22-23


Line range hint 1-26: Verify feature flag implementation for versioning.

The addition of LicenseServiceV1 and LicenseServiceV2 aligns well with the PR objective of implementing versioning for the License-client. However, the feature flag aspect mentioned in the PR description is not explicitly visible in this file.

To ensure full alignment with the PR objectives:

  1. Confirm that feature flags are implemented in the individual service files (licenseV1.service.ts and licenseV2.service.ts).
  2. Verify that the mechanism for switching between versions based on feature flags is in place, possibly in a separate configuration file or service.

To check for feature flag implementation, you can run:

libs/clients/smart-solutions-v2/src/lib/types/responses.type.ts (5)

13-13: LGTM! Verify type usage across the codebase.

The change from PkPass to Pass for the pass property in GetPassResponseData is consistent with the overall update. Ensure that this change doesn't break type compatibility in other parts of the codebase that might be using this interface.

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21-21: LGTM! Verify type usage across the codebase.

The change from PkPass to Pass for the upsertPass property in UpsertPassResponseData is consistent with the overall update. Ensure that this change doesn't break type compatibility in other parts of the codebase that might be using this interface.

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47-47: LGTM! Verify type usage across the codebase.

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17-17: LGTM! Verify type usage across the codebase.

The change from PkPass to Pass for the updateStatusOnPassWithDynamicBarcode property in VerifyPassResponseData is consistent with the overall update. Ensure that this change doesn't break type compatibility in other parts of the codebase that might be using this interface.

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25-25: LGTM! Verify type usage across the codebase.

The change from PkPass to Pass for the updatePass property in UpdatePassResponseData is consistent with the overall update. Ensure that this change doesn't break type compatibility in other parts of the codebase that might be using this interface.

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libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/factories/config.types.ts (3)

1-7: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and consistent.

The imports are well-structured and follow a consistent naming convention. They correctly import the necessary configurations for different types of digital licenses.


9-15: Excellent use of TypeScript for flexible configuration typing.

The ClientConfigType type alias is well-defined and offers several benefits:

  1. It combines all license configurations into a single, flexible type.
  2. The use of ConfigType ensures type safety when working with configuration objects.
  3. This approach enhances reusability across different parts of the application.
  4. It adheres to TypeScript best practices for type definitions.

This implementation will facilitate easier management of different license types and improve type checking throughout the codebase.


1-15: Overall excellent implementation adhering to project guidelines.

This file demonstrates high-quality TypeScript usage and adheres to the coding guidelines for libs/**/* files:

  1. It effectively uses TypeScript for defining and exporting types.
  2. The structure supports reusability across different NextJS apps.
  3. The implementation facilitates effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.

Great job on creating a clean, reusable, and type-safe configuration setup!

libs/clients/license-client/src/index.ts (1)

9-12: LGTM! Good addition of Result type export.

The addition of the Result type export enhances the module's functionality and type safety. This change aligns well with the TypeScript usage guideline for exporting types, and the placement maintains the alphabetical order of the exports.

apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/dto/updateLicense.dto.ts (1)

10-10: LGTM: Import statement correctly updated

The import statement has been appropriately updated to include LicenseApiVersion. This is consistent with the new property being added to the DTO and follows good practices for organizing imports.

apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/dto/verifyLicense.dto.ts (1)

3-10: LGTM: New imports are correctly added.

The new imports from 'class-validator' and '../license.types' are necessary for the added apiVersion property. They follow the NestJS architecture guidelines and support proper validation and type safety.

apps/services/license-api/src/app/app.module.ts (1)

12-13: LGTM! Feature flag configuration added successfully.

The changes correctly integrate the FeatureFlagConfig into the application module, enhancing the configuration setup with feature flag management. This aligns well with NestJS architecture and dependency injection patterns.

Let's verify the impact of these changes on the rest of the codebase:

Also applies to: 44-44

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/firearm-license-client/firearmLicenseMapper.ts (2)

Line range hint 1-93: Confirm adherence to coding guidelines for library files.

The changes in this file adhere to the coding guidelines for library files:

  1. The reusability of the mapNationalId function is maintained.
  2. TypeScript is still used for defining types throughout the file.
  3. The changes don't negatively impact tree-shaking or bundling practices.

The removal of the explicit return type in mapNationalId doesn't violate any guidelines and relies on TypeScript's type inference capabilities.


Line range hint 1-7: Verify the impact of removing PassInputFieldValueDataInput import.

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libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/driving-license-client/drivingLicenseMapper.ts (1)

71-71: LGTM: Simplified function signature while maintaining type safety.

The removal of the explicit return type PassInputFieldValueDataInput is a good simplification. TypeScript can infer the return type correctly from the function body, maintaining type safety without the need for an explicit annotation. This change adheres to the coding guidelines for the libs/**/* pattern:

  1. It maintains reusability across different NextJS apps.
  2. It continues to use TypeScript effectively, relying on type inference.
  3. It doesn't negatively impact tree-shaking or bundling practices.
libs/clients/smart-solutions-v2/src/lib/smartSolutions.service.ts (2)

7-7: LGTM! Verify impact of type changes.

The addition of Pass and removal of PkPass from imports is consistent with the method signature updates. This change adheres to TypeScript best practices for type definitions.

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249-251: LGTM! Ensure consistent requestId usage.

The addition of the optional requestId parameter enhances traceability and aligns with other methods in the class.

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apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/license.types.ts (2)

2-4: Confirm updated imports for new data types

The imports of PassData and PassRevocationData have been correctly updated to reflect the new data types from the @island.is/clients/license-client module. Ensure these types are consistently used throughout the codebase.


Line range hint 45-48: Ensure consistent error handling after changing return types

Changing the return types from Promise<Result<...>> to direct types like Promise<PassData | undefined> removes the Result wrapper, which may have been handling errors. Verify that error handling is properly managed in the implementations of these methods, and that any consuming code is updated accordingly to handle potential errors or undefined results.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/firearm-license-client/modules/firearmLicenseUpdateClient.module.ts (2)

4-10: Great use of TypeScript for configuration types

The imports and use of ConfigType with FirearmDigitalLicenseClientConfig enhance type safety and make the configuration more robust. This adherence to TypeScript best practices aids in maintainability and scalability.


17-24: Verify the configuration of SmartSolutionsModule

The asynchronous registration of SmartSolutionsModule with a factory function that injects FirearmDigitalLicenseClientConfig looks correct. However, please ensure that:

  • FirearmDigitalLicenseClientConfig.KEY is properly defined and exported.
  • The config object passed matches the expected shape required by SmartSolutionsModule.

Misconfiguration could lead to runtime errors or unexpected behavior.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/disability-license-client/modules/disabilityLicenseUpdateClient.module.ts (1)

20-27: Verify the configuration object passed to SmartSolutionsModule

Ensure that the useFactory function returns the correct configuration object expected by SmartSolutionsModule. Confirm that the module requires an object with a config property containing the necessary configurations.

To confirm that SmartSolutionsModule is correctly configured, check the module's implementation:

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/driving-license-client/modules/drivingLicenseUpdateClient.module.ts (4)

7-10: Appropriate addition of new imports for enhanced functionality

The imports for DrivingLicenseUpdateClientV2, PkPassService, FeatureFlagModule, and SmartSolutionsModule are correctly added to support the new features and functionalities as outlined in the PR objectives.


14-14: Correct inclusion of FeatureFlagModule

Adding the FeatureFlagModule to the imports array enables feature flag management, which aligns with the goal of enhancing production testing through feature flags.


31-34: Appropriate addition of PkPassService to providers

Including PkPassService in the providers array ensures it is available for dependency injection where needed, supporting the new functionalities.


22-29: ⚠️ Potential issue

Verify the configuration object passed to SmartSolutionsModule.registerAsync

The useFactory function currently returns an object { config }, resulting in { config: config }. Verify whether SmartSolutionsModule.registerAsync expects the configuration wrapped inside an object with a config property or if it expects the configuration object directly. If it expects the configuration directly, consider returning config to prevent potential misconfiguration.

Apply this diff if the module expects the configuration object directly:

 useFactory: (
   config: ConfigType<typeof DrivingDigitalLicenseClientConfig>,
 ) => 
- ({
-   config,
- }),
+   config,
libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/disability-license-client/services/disabilityLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts (3)

1-14: Imports are well-organized and dependencies are correctly imported

The necessary modules and types are properly imported, adhering to TypeScript best practices.


15-23: Class definition and constructor are properly implemented

The DisabilityLicenseUpdateClientV2 class extends BaseLicenseUpdateClientV2 correctly, and the constructor injects the required services using dependency injection.


24-29: pushUpdate method implementation is correct

The pushUpdate method correctly delegates the update operation to passService.updatePkPass with appropriate parameters, including the version identifier 'v2'.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseUpdateClient.service.ts (1)

8-8: Confirm adherence to coding guidelines for library code

The additions at lines 8 and 12 introduce new imports for LICENSE_UPDATE_CLIENT_FACTORY_V2 and BaseLicenseUpdateClientV2.

These changes align with the coding guidelines for libs/**/*:

  • Reusability: The BaseLicenseUpdateClientV2 is introduced in a way that promotes reuse across different services.
  • TypeScript Usage: Types are properly defined and imported, adhering to TypeScript best practices.
  • Tree-Shaking and Bundling: The imports are specific, which aids in effective tree-shaking and bundling.

No issues found regarding these guidelines.

Also applies to: 12-12

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseUpdateClient.module.ts (1)

6-6: Import of LICENSE_UPDATE_CLIENT_FACTORY_V2 added correctly

The addition of LICENSE_UPDATE_CLIENT_FACTORY_V2 to the import statement is appropriate and aligns with the introduction of the new V2 factory provider.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/helpers/pkPassService/pkPass.service.ts (1)

26-40: Confirm default behavior when version parameter is undefined

In the getService method, if both user and version are undefined, the service defaults to oldSmartService. Please verify if this fallback is intentional. If not, consider setting a default value for the version parameter or handling the undefined case explicitly to avoid unexpected behavior.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseClient.type.ts (3)

148-150: LGTM

The PassRevocationData type is well-defined and correctly typed.


239-242: LGTM

Adding an optional version parameter to verifyPkPass aligns with the introduction of versioning and is correctly implemented.


248-248: LGTM

The addition of LICENSE_UPDATE_CLIENT_FACTORY_V2 follows the existing naming conventions and supports the versioning strategy.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/machine-license-client/machineLicenseClient.service.ts (3)

155-158: Update consumers to handle new return type of getPkPass

The return type of getPkPass has changed from Promise<Result<Pass>> to Promise<Result<PassData>>. Ensure that all consumers of this method are updated to handle the new PassData type appropriately.

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266-273: Ensure consistent handling of version parameter in verifyPkPass

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198-203: Verify parameters for passService.generatePkPass

Ensure that the parameters passed to this.passService.generatePkPass align with the expected method signature. Confirm that payload and other arguments are appropriate, especially with the shift from smartApi to passService.

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libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/driving-license-client/services/drivingLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts (4)

1-22: LGTM

The imports and initial setup are appropriate and follow best practices. The necessary dependencies are correctly imported, and the LOG_CATEGORY is defined for consistent logging.


27-36: Class declaration and constructor are well-defined

The DrivingLicenseUpdateClientV2 class correctly extends the BaseLicenseUpdateClientV2 and injects the required services and configurations. The constructor parameters are clear and properly annotated.


63-141: Proper error handling in pullUpdate method

The method effectively handles errors during data retrieval and provides informative log messages. The checks for licenseInfo and input mapping ensure that only valid data is processed.


160-295: Comprehensive verification logic in verify method

The verify method thoroughly validates the PKPass and associated driving license data. It includes proper error handling and clear logging, which is crucial for debugging and maintaining the integrity of the verification process.

apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV2.service.ts (1)

35-414: Ensure Comprehensive Unit Test Coverage

According to the coding guidelines, it's essential to have integration and unit tests for new services. Please verify that LicenseServiceV2 and its methods are thoroughly tested to ensure reliability and facilitate future maintenance.

Do you need assistance in identifying untested areas or creating test cases?

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/machine-license-client/machineLicenseClient.module.ts (2)

6-9: Ensure Consistency in Import Paths and Casing

Please verify that the import paths and casing for PkPassService are consistent with the actual file system. In the import statement:

import { PkPassService } from '../../helpers/pkPassService/pkPass.service'

Ensure that the directory and file names (pkPassService/pkPass.service) match the casing used in the import. Inconsistencies can lead to issues in case-sensitive file systems.


30-30: Correct Addition of PkPassService to Providers

The PkPassService has been appropriately added to the providers array, ensuring that it is available for dependency injection within the module.

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libs/clients/smartsolutions/src/lib/smartsolutions.module.ts (1)

Line range hint 16-49: Consider adding migration instructions for the deprecated module

The SmartSolutionsApiClientModule is marked as deprecated, which is good for signaling upcoming changes. However, to ensure a smooth transition for developers using this module, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Add a comment explaining why the module is deprecated and what alternatives should be used.
  2. Update the module's documentation to include migration instructions for users of this module.
  3. If there's a new module or approach that should be used instead, consider adding a link to its documentation.

Example:

/**
 * @deprecated This module is deprecated and will be removed in the next major version.
 * Please use the new SmartSolutionsV2Module instead.
 * For migration instructions, see: [link to migration guide]
 */
export class SmartSolutionsApiClientModule {
  // ... existing code ...
}

This will help maintain the reusability of components across different NextJS apps by providing clear upgrade paths.

apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV2.service.ts (1)

316-353: getDataFromToken method looks good, with room for improvement

The method handles token verification and data retrieval well, with proper error handling for token expiration. Consider adding more granular error handling for different types of errors that might occur during token verification or cache retrieval. This would provide more specific error messages and improve debugging capabilities.

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  • apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV1.service.ts (1 hunks)
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  • libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/base/licenseUpdateClientV2.ts (1 hunks)
  • libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/disability-license-client/services/disabilityLicenseUpdateClient.service.ts (1 hunks)
  • libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/driving-license-client/services/drivingLicenseUpdateClient.service.ts (2 hunks)
  • libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/firearm-license-client/services/firearmLicenseUpdateClient.service.ts (2 hunks)
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apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV1.service.ts (2)

Pattern apps/services/**/*: "Confirm that the code adheres to the following:

  • NestJS architecture, including modules, services, and controllers.
  • Dependency injection patterns and service encapsulation.
  • Integration and unit testing coverage and practices."

Pattern apps/**/*: "Confirm that the code adheres to the following:

  • NextJS best practices, including file structure, API routes, and static generation methods.
  • Efficient state management and server-side rendering techniques.
  • Optimal use of TypeScript for component and utility type safety."
apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV2.service.ts (2)

Pattern apps/services/**/*: "Confirm that the code adheres to the following:

  • NestJS architecture, including modules, services, and controllers.
  • Dependency injection patterns and service encapsulation.
  • Integration and unit testing coverage and practices."

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  • NextJS best practices, including file structure, API routes, and static generation methods.
  • Efficient state management and server-side rendering techniques.
  • Optimal use of TypeScript for component and utility type safety."
libs/clients/smartsolutions/src/lib/smartsolutions.module.ts (1)

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apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV1.service.ts (2)

1-40: Imports and class declaration look good

The imports are comprehensive and relevant. The LicenseServiceV1 class is properly decorated with @Injectable(), and the constructor correctly uses dependency injection for Logger, LicenseUpdateClientService, and BarcodeService. This follows NestJS best practices.


1-404: Overall, a well-implemented LicenseServiceV1 class with room for enhancements

The LicenseServiceV1 class is well-structured and follows NestJS best practices. It provides comprehensive functionality for updating, revoking, and verifying licenses with proper error handling and logging throughout.

Key strengths:

  1. Proper use of dependency injection
  2. Comprehensive error handling and logging
  3. Well-organized methods for different license operations

Areas for potential improvement:

  1. Enhance type safety, especially in payload handling
  2. Refactor some longer methods for better readability
  3. Consider using more advanced patterns (e.g., strategy pattern) for extensibility

These enhancements would further improve the maintainability and robustness of the code. Great job overall!

apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV2.service.ts (2)

1-42: Imports and class declaration look good

The imports are comprehensive and relevant to the class's functionality. The LicenseServiceV2 class is properly decorated with @Injectable(), following NestJS best practices. The constructor correctly uses dependency injection for the required services (Logger, LicenseUpdateClientService, and BarcodeService).


1-414: Overall, LicenseServiceV2 is well-implemented with room for minor improvements

The LicenseServiceV2 class provides a comprehensive implementation for license management operations, following NestJS architecture and best practices. The use of dependency injection, error handling, logging, and input validation is generally well-implemented throughout the file.

There are some minor areas for improvement:

  1. Enhance error type determination in the getErrorTypeByCode method.
  2. Improve error handling in client retrieval methods.
  3. Strengthen input validation in the updateLicense method.
  4. Provide more detailed error information in the revokeLicense method.
  5. Add more granular error handling in the getDataFromToken method.
  6. Improve JSON parsing error handling in the verifyLicense method.

Addressing these points will further enhance the robustness and maintainability of the service.

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apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/test/license.service.spec.ts (1)

476-723: Excellent enhancement of test coverage for multiple API versions

The test suite has been successfully updated to iterate over different API versions and license types using describe.each(versions) and describe.each(licenseIds). This ensures comprehensive test coverage across all API versions and license types.

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libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/disability-license-client/disabilityLicense.types.ts (1)

3-9: LGTM: Class definition is well-structured and follows TypeScript best practices.

The VerifyInputDataDto class is correctly defined with appropriate use of decorators for input validation. The non-null assertion operator ensures type safety for required fields.

To further improve reusability and align with the coding guidelines for the libs directory, consider exporting this type explicitly:

export type { VerifyInputDataDto };

This allows for more flexible type imports in other parts of the application.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseUpdateClient.service.ts (3)

8-8: LGTM! Consider grouping related imports.

The new imports and dependency injection for the V2 client are well-implemented and consistent with the existing pattern. This change effectively sets up the foundation for supporting multiple versions of the license update client.

Consider grouping related imports together for better readability. For example:

import {
  CONFIG_PROVIDER,
  LicenseType,
  LICENSE_UPDATE_CLIENT_FACTORY,
  LICENSE_UPDATE_CLIENT_FACTORY_V2,
} from './licenseClient.type'
import { BaseLicenseUpdateClient } from './clients/base/baseLicenseUpdateClient'
import { BaseLicenseUpdateClientV2 } from './clients/base/licenseUpdateClientV2'

Also applies to: 12-13, 23-27


79-81: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comment.

The new getLicenseUpdateClientV2ByType method is well-implemented and consistent with the existing pattern. It provides a clear way to use the new V2 client.

Consider adding a JSDoc comment to describe the method's purpose and parameters, similar to other methods in the class. For example:

/**
 * Get the V2 license update client for the specified license type.
 * @param type The type of license.
 * @param requestId Optional request ID for logging purposes.
 * @returns A promise that resolves to the V2 license update client or null.
 */
getLicenseUpdateClientV2ByType(type: LicenseType, requestId?: string) {
  return this.licenseUpdateClientFactoryV2(type, requestId)
}

Line range hint 1-101: LGTM! Consider adding a version enum for future-proofing.

The overall structure of the LicenseUpdateClientService class is well-designed and consistent. It effectively supports both V1 and V2 of the license update client while maintaining backward compatibility. The deprecation of V1 methods and introduction of V2 methods follow good practices for versioning.

To future-proof the class for potential additional versions, consider introducing a version enum and a generic method for getting the client. This could simplify the addition of new versions in the future. For example:

enum LicenseClientVersion {
  V1 = 'v1',
  V2 = 'v2',
}

// ...

getLicenseUpdateClient(version: LicenseClientVersion, type: LicenseType, requestId?: string) {
  switch (version) {
    case LicenseClientVersion.V1:
      return this.getLicenseUpdateClientByType(type, requestId);
    case LicenseClientVersion.V2:
      return this.getLicenseUpdateClientV2ByType(type, requestId);
    default:
      throw new Error(`Unsupported version: ${version}`);
  }
}

This approach would make it easier to add new versions in the future without creating multiple similar methods.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseClient.type.ts (1)

152-176: LGTM with a suggestion: Comprehensive PassDataInput type

The PassDataInput type is well-structured and provides great flexibility for pass creation or updates. The detailed thumbnail object is particularly useful for handling image metadata.

Consider adding JSDoc comments to clarify which fields are required in different scenarios, as having all fields optional might lead to confusion or errors if not properly validated in the implementation.

Would you like me to provide an example of how to add JSDoc comments to this type?

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/firearm-license-client/services/firearmLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts (1)

172-174: Provide clearer validation error messages

After parsing inputData, the validation of parsedInput could include more specific error messages to help identify what part of the input is invalid. While it's important to avoid exposing sensitive information, providing more detailed error messages can aid in debugging.

Consider adjusting the error handling to include specific validation error details without compromising security.

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libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/disability-license-client/disabilityLicense.types.ts (2)

1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and follows guidelines.

The import of IsString from 'class-validator' is appropriate for input validation in TypeScript, aligning with the coding guidelines for the libs directory.


1-9: Excellent adherence to coding guidelines for libs/**/* files.

This file successfully meets the following criteria:

  1. Reusability: The VerifyInputDataDto class can be easily used across different NextJS apps.
  2. TypeScript usage: Props and types are correctly defined using TypeScript.
  3. Effective tree-shaking and bundling: The file structure supports these practices.

Great job on following the coding guidelines for the libs directory!

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseUpdateClient.service.ts (3)

72-74: LGTM! Proper deprecation implemented.

The deprecation of getLicenseUpdateClientByType is correctly implemented using the @deprecated JSDoc tag. The comment provides clear guidance on which method to use instead, which is helpful for developers.


83-93: LGTM! Proper deprecation and implementation update.

The deprecation of getLicenseUpdateClientByPassTemplateId is correctly implemented using the @deprecated JSDoc tag. The comment provides clear guidance on which method to use instead. The implementation update to use getLicenseUpdateClientByType is consistent with the deprecation strategy.


Line range hint 1-101: LGTM! Compliant with coding guidelines.

The changes in this file adhere to the coding guidelines for the libs directory:

  1. The new V2 client methods enhance the reusability of the license client across different NextJS apps.
  2. TypeScript is used effectively for defining types and method signatures, improving type safety and developer experience.
  3. The structure of the class and its methods promotes effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.
libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseClient.type.ts (3)

133-146: LGTM: Well-structured PassData type

The PassData type is well-defined and comprehensive. It includes all necessary fields for pass distribution and metadata. Good job on using string types for date-related fields (expirationDate, whenCreated, whenModified), which addresses the previous review comment about better serialization.


148-150: LGTM: Concise PassRevocationData type

The PassRevocationData type is simple and to the point, containing only a success boolean field. This is appropriate for representing the result of a pass revocation operation.


236-239: LGTM: Improved versioning support

The updates to the verifyPkPass method and the addition of LICENSE_UPDATE_CLIENT_FACTORY_V2 constant are good improvements:

  1. The optional version parameter in verifyPkPass allows for versioned verification processes, enhancing flexibility and future-proofing.
  2. The new constant LICENSE_UPDATE_CLIENT_FACTORY_V2 aligns well with this versioning approach.

These changes maintain backward compatibility while allowing for future extensions. Good job on not modifying the deprecated verifyPkPassDeprecated method, addressing the previous review comment.

Also applies to: 245-245

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libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/firearm-license-client/services/firearmLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts (1)

44-44: Fix the typographical error in the comment.

There's a minor typo in the comment on line 44:

//small check that nationalId doesnt' already exist

"Doesnt'" should be "doesn't".

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apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV1.service.ts (1)
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File: libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseUpdateClient.service.ts:79-81
Timestamp: 2024-10-09T10:10:48.265Z
Learning: In `libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseUpdateClient.service.ts`, the V1 code is intended to be removed soon, so refactoring to reduce duplication between V1 and V2 methods in this TypeScript NestJS application may not be necessary.
apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV2.service.ts (1)
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File: libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseUpdateClient.service.ts:79-81
Timestamp: 2024-10-09T10:10:48.265Z
Learning: In `libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/licenseUpdateClient.service.ts`, the V1 code is intended to be removed soon, so refactoring to reduce duplication between V1 and V2 methods in this TypeScript NestJS application may not be necessary.
libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/firearm-license-client/services/firearmLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts (2)
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File: libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/firearm-license-client/services/firearmLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts:240-243
Timestamp: 2024-10-09T10:22:02.816Z
Learning: In `firearmLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts`, exceptions from `getVerificationLicenseInfo` should be allowed to bubble up without adding try-catch error handling.
Learnt from: thorkellmani
PR: island-is/island.is#16231
File: libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/firearm-license-client/services/firearmLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts:216-223
Timestamp: 2024-10-09T10:18:18.867Z
Learning: In the `FirearmLicenseUpdateClientV2` service, when `verifyRes.data.valid` is `false`, the method returns `{ ok: true, data: { valid: false } }` because an invalid license is a valid outcome of a successful operation, not an error.
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apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV2.service.ts (2)

1-42: LGTM: Imports and class declaration follow NestJS best practices

The imports are well-organized, and the class declaration correctly uses the @Injectable() decorator for dependency injection. The constructor properly injects the required services, promoting loose coupling and maintainability.


1-424: Overall implementation is solid with room for minor improvements

The LicenseServiceV2 class is well-implemented, following NestJS architecture and best practices. It provides comprehensive functionality for license management with proper error handling and logging throughout.

The suggested improvements in previous comments (enhancing error handling, input validation, and JSON parsing) will further increase the robustness and maintainability of the code.

Great job on implementing this service!

apps/services/license-api/src/app/modules/license/licenseV1.service.ts (1)

1-40: Imports and class declaration look good

The imports are well-organized, and the class declaration follows NestJS best practices. The use of dependency injection in the constructor is correct and promotes loose coupling.

libs/clients/license-client/src/lib/clients/firearm-license-client/services/firearmLicenseUpdateClientV2.service.ts (2)

38-62: The pushUpdate method is correctly implemented.

The method ensures that the nationalId is added to inputFieldValues if it's not already present, preventing duplicate entries. It then calls updatePkPass with the appropriate payload, adhering to the structure expected by the PkPassService.


165-276: The verify method handles validation and verification effectively.

The method properly:

  • Parses and validates the input data using class-transformer and class-validator.
  • Verifies the PK pass using the verifyPkPass method from the PkPassService.
  • Fetches the license information and compares the sanitized national ID to ensure validity.
  • Returns structured responses for different validation outcomes.

Error handling is appropriately managed, and the logic aligns with the expected behavior for license verification.

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