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packages/patch/index.ts (1)
1-1: Consider adding documentation forCastanetResponseEnsure that
CastanetResponseis well-documented to assist other developers in understanding its purpose and how to use it when importing from this module.packages/persona/src/_gameLogout.ts (1)
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14-23: Fix mismatched quotation marks inlog.debugstatementsIn the
log.debugstatements, there are mismatched quotation marks: the template literals start with a backtick (`) but include a trailing single quote ('), which could lead to syntax errors or unintended string contents. Ensure that the template literals use matching backticks and remove the stray single quotes.Apply this diff to correct the log messages:
log.debug( - `NPSMsg request object from _npsLogoutGameUser', + `NPSMsg request object from _npsLogoutGameUser`, ${JSON.stringify({ NPSMsg: requestPacket.toString(), })}, ); // ... log.debug( - `NPSMsg response object from _npsLogoutGameUser', + `NPSMsg response object from _npsLogoutGameUser`, ${JSON.stringify({ NPSMsg: responsePacket.toString(), })}, );Also applies to: 28-37
packages/lobby/src/handlers/_setMyUserData.ts (1)
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22-23: Avoid logging sensitive user information directlyLogging user IDs can expose personally identifiable information (PII). Consider anonymizing or omitting user identifiers in logs to enhance privacy.
packages/persona/src/_selectGamePersona.ts (2)
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7-14: Update JSDoc@paramannotation forlogto match the new typeThe
@paramannotation for thelogparameter still referencesimport("pino").Logger, but thelogparameter type has been updated toServerLogger. This inconsistency may lead to confusion or incorrect type checking.Apply this diff to update the JSDoc:
/** * Selects a game persona and marks it as in use * @param {object} args * @param {string} args.connectionId * @param {LegacyMessage} args.message - * @param {import("pino").Logger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "LoginServer" })] + * @param {ServerLogger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "PersonaServer" })] * @returns {Promise<{ * connectionId: string, * messages: SerializedBufferOld[], * }>} */
26-26: Remove the optional modifier?forlogin the type definitionSince the
logparameter has a default value, it will always have a value when the function is called. Marking it as optional with?is unnecessary and can be removed for clarity.Apply this diff to the type definition:
}: { connectionId: string; message: LegacyMessage; - log?: ServerLogger; + log: ServerLogger; }): Promise<{packages/shared/src/messageFactory.ts (1)
58-58: Consider updating the error message for claritySince
Sizeis a static getter property, consider changing the error message to reflect that it is a property, not a method.Apply this diff to update the error message:
- throw new Error("Method 'Size' must be implemented."); + throw new Error("Property 'Size' must be implemented.");packages/lobby/src/MiniRiffMessage.ts (2)
25-25: Remove redundant JSDoc@paramannotationSince TypeScript provides type information, the JSDoc
@param {MiniRiffInfo} riffis redundant. Consider removing it to simplify the code.Apply this diff to remove the redundant annotation:
- /** @param {MiniRiffInfo} riff */ addRiff(riff: MiniRiffInfo) { this._riffList.push(riff); }
83-83: Usenewkeyword when creatingErrorobjectsWhen creating
Errorobjects, it's best practice to use thenewkeyword. ChangeError("Riff name is too long")tonew Error("Riff name is too long").Apply this diff:
- throw Error("Riff name is too long"); + throw new Error("Riff name is too long");packages/persona/src/_getFirstBuddy.ts (1)
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1-16: Define an interface for the function parameters to improve clarityConsider creating a dedicated interface for the function parameters to enhance readability and maintainability. This approach centralizes the parameter definitions and can prevent potential mismatches between the destructured parameters and their types.
Here's how you can define an interface for the parameters:
interface GetFirstBuddyParams { connectionId: string; message: LegacyMessage; log?: ServerLogger; } export async function _getFirstBuddy({ connectionId, message, log = getServerLogger({ module: "PersonaServer", }), }: GetFirstBuddyParams): Promise<{ connectionId: string; messages: SerializedBufferOld[]; }> { // ... }packages/shard/src/index.ts (1)
93-96: Add logging for better error observability.Consider logging the errors before throwing them to aid in debugging and monitoring, especially if the exceptions might be caught and handled silently elsewhere.
For example:
catch (error) { const err = Error(`Error reading public key file: ${String(error)}`); + console.error(err); err.cause = error; throw err; }Repeat this addition in the
handleGetCertfunction as well.packages/gateway/src/web.ts (1)
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94-112: Ensureconfig.hostis defined before using it in route handlersIn the route handlers for
/ShardList/,/cert,/key, and/registry,config.hostis used without verifying if it is defined. Ifconfig.hostis undefined, this could lead to runtime errors or unintended behavior.Apply this diff to add checks ensuring
config.hostis defined:webServer.get("/ShardList/", (_request, reply) => { const config = getServerConfiguration({}); + if (!config.host) { + reply.status(500); + return reply.send("Server configuration error: 'host' is not defined"); + } return reply.send(generateShardList(config.host)); }); webServer.get("/cert", (_request, reply) => { const config = getServerConfiguration({}); + if (!config.host) { + reply.status(500); + return reply.send("Server configuration error: 'host' is not defined"); + } return reply.send(handleGetCert(config)); }); webServer.get("/key", (_request, reply) => { const config = getServerConfiguration({}); + if (!config.host) { + reply.status(500); + return reply.send("Server configuration error: 'host' is not defined"); + } return reply.send(handleGetKey(config)); }); webServer.get("/registry", (_request, reply) => { const config = getServerConfiguration({}); + if (!config.host) { + reply.status(500); + return reply.send("Server configuration error: 'host' is not defined"); + } return reply.send(handleGetRegistry(config)); });packages/shared/src/MessageBufferOld.ts (1)
90-90: Remove unnecessary trailing commas in function callsThere is a trailing comma after the error message string in the
throwstatements, which is unnecessary and can be removed to enhance code readability.Apply this diff to remove the trailing commas:
- throw new Error( - `Buffer length ${buffer.length} is too short to deserialize`, - ); + throw new Error( + `Buffer length ${buffer.length} is too short to deserialize` + );Apply the same change to the
throwstatements at lines 101 and 106.Also applies to: 101-101, 106-106
packages/lobby/src/handlers/requestConnectGameServer.ts (2)
69-69: Enhance error message with additional contextThe error message at line 69, "No personas found.", lacks specific details that could aid in debugging. Including the
userIdfrominboundMessagewill provide more clarity.Consider updating the error message:
-const err = new Error("No personas found."); +const err = new Error(`No personas found for userId ${inboundMessage._userId}.`);
84-84: Improve consistency and informativeness of error messagesThe error message at line 84 could be more descriptive. Including the
customerIdprovides better insight into which customer's session keys couldn't be fetched.Update the error message for clarity:
-throw new Error("Error fetching session keys!"); +throw new Error(`Error fetching session keys for customerId ${customerId}!`);packages/transactions/src/EntryFeePurseMessage.ts (2)
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38-38: Correct buffer size calculation inserializemethodThere's a discrepancy in the
serializemethod's buffer size calculation. TheneededSizeis calculated usingthis._purseEntries.length * 563, whereas eachPurseEntryis 8 bytes as per thesize()method. This inconsistency can lead to buffer overflow or insufficient allocation.Apply this diff to fix the buffer size calculation:
- const neededSize = 5 + this._purseEntries.length * 563; + const neededSize = 5 + this._purseEntries.length * 8;
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59-59: Update comment to reflect correct variable and offset calculationThe comment references
_lobbyListand an offset calculation with563, which seems outdated or incorrect. It should reference_purseEntriesand use the correct offset based on the entries' size.Apply this diff to update the comment:
- // offset is now 4 + this._lobbyList.length * 563 + // offset is now 5 + this._purseEntries.length * 8packages/lobby/src/internal.ts (1)
149-149: Consider Logging the Original Error Before Re-throwingTo aid in debugging, log the original error before throwing the new one. This ensures that the stack trace and error details are captured in the logs.
Apply this suggested change:
+ log.error(error, 'Error occurred while handling lobby data'); throw new Error( `Error handling lobby data: ${String(error)}`, { cause: error } );packages/persona/src/internal.ts (2)
295-295: Use 'new Error' when throwing errorsAt line 295, consider using
new Errorwhen throwing errors for consistency and clarity.Apply this diff:
// We do not yet support this message code - throw Error( + throw new Error( `UNSUPPORTED_MESSAGECODE: ${inboundMessage._header.id}`, );
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302-303: Correct the typo in the log messageThere's a typo in the debug log message:
'Leaving receivePersonaDatadleData'should be'Leaving receivePersonaData'.Apply this diff to correct the typo:
try { const result = await supportedHandler.handler({ connectionId, message: inboundMessage, log, }); log.debug(`Returning with ${result.messages.length} messages`); - log.debug("Leaving receivePersonaDatadleData"); + log.debug("Leaving receivePersonaData"); return result; } catch (error) {packages/shared/src/RawMessage.ts (2)
21-23: Use 'new' keyword when throwing an ErrorIn TypeScript, it's a best practice to use
throw new Error(message)when throwing an error to ensure a newErrorinstance is created.Apply this diff to improve consistency:
- throw Error( + throw new Error(
27-29: Use 'new' keyword when throwing an ErrorConsistently use
newwhen throwing errors to instantiate a newErrorobject.Apply this diff:
- throw Error( + throw new Error(
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packages/patch/index.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM!The export statement correctly exposes
CastanetResponsefrom./src/PatchServer.jsfor external use.packages/persona/index.ts (1)
1-2: Ensure consistent use of file extensions in import statementsIn TypeScript files, importing modules with explicit
.jsextensions can sometimes lead to module resolution issues, depending on your project's configuration. It's common to omit the file extension or use.tswhen working with TypeScript. Please verify that including.jsin the import paths is intentional and compatible with your build process.You can run the following script to check the consistency of import statements across the codebase:
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packages/shared-packets/index.ts (1)
7-7: LGTM: ExportingBasePacketEnhances AccessibilityThe addition of
BasePacketto the exports improves modularity and allows other modules to import it directly, promoting code reuse.packages/persona/src/getPersonasByPersonaId.ts (2)
14-14: Function Signature Simplification Looks GoodThe removal of the optional
personasparameter fromgetPersonasByPersonaIdsimplifies the function interface and enforces consistent use of the internalpersonaRecords. This enhances cohesion and reduces potential discrepancies from external data sources.
20-21: ReplacingServerErrorwithErrorMay Affect Error Handling ConsistencyChanging from
ServerErrorto the genericErrorclass might impact how errors are handled upstream, especially if other parts of the codebase rely on catchingServerErrorspecifically. This could lead to unhandled exceptions or missed error logging.Consider defining a custom error class to maintain specificity:
+class PersonaNotFoundError extends Error { + constructor(message: string) { + super(message); + this.name = "PersonaNotFoundError"; + } +}Update the error throwing code:
-const err = Error(`Unable to locate a persona for id: ${id}`); +const err = new PersonaNotFoundError(`Unable to locate a persona for id: ${id}`);This ensures that error handling remains consistent and that specific errors can be caught and managed appropriately.
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ErroringetPersonasByPersonaId.tsappears to be appropriate and doesn't significantly impact error handling consistency. The current implementation provides clear and specific error information.However, there seems to be an ongoing transition in error handling practices across the project:
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ErroringetPersonasByPersonaId.ts.- Conduct a broader review of error handling practices across the project to ensure consistency.
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packages/lobby/src/handlers/handleTrackingPing.ts (1)
1-1: Import Statement Updated to Use Type ImportThe import statement correctly uses the
typekeyword to importServerLoggeras a type from"rusty-motors-shared", which helps in tree-shaking and ensures that only type information is imported.src/chat/index.ts (1)
22-22: Enhanced logging with module identifierGood job adding the module identifier
"chat"when initializing the logger. This improves log traceability and makes debugging easier by providing context in the log messages.packages/shared/src/SerializedBuffer.ts (1)
34-38: Usenew Errorand thecauseoption when creating Error objectsAs with the previous instance, use the
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1-1: ImportingServerLoggerEnhances Type SafetyGreat job importing
getServerLoggerandtype ServerLoggerfrom"rusty-motors-shared". This ensures consistent usage of the customServerLoggerthroughout the application.
19-19: Remove Redundant Optional Modifier for Parameter with Default ValueThe
logparameter is marked as optional (log?: ServerLogger), but it also has a default value assigned in the function signature. In TypeScript, parameters with default values are implicitly optional, so the?is unnecessary. Removing the?enhances code clarity and readability.Apply the following diff to fix the redundancy:
-log?: ServerLogger; +log: ServerLogger;Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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ServerLoggeris consistently used as a type throughout the codebase. No instances ofServerLoggerbeing used as a value or constructor were found. The change fromexport { ServerLogger }toexport type { ServerLogger }is safe and aligns with its current usage.Minor suggestion: For improved clarity and consistency, consider updating the following files to explicitly import
ServerLoggeras a type:
- packages/transactions/test/clientConnect.test.ts
- packages/gateway/src/GatewayServer.ts
- packages/lobby/src/internal.ts
- packages/lobby/src/handlers/handleTrackingPing.ts
- packages/lobby/src/handlers/encryptedCommand.ts
Example:
import { type ServerLogger } from "rusty-motors-shared";This change is not strictly necessary but would make the type usage more explicit.
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packages/lobby/src/handlers/handleSendMiniRiffList.ts (2)
20-20: LGTM!The logging level is correctly set using the server configuration, defaulting to
'info'if not specified. This ensures that logging behaves as expected based on the server's configuration.
25-25: Updatedlogparameter enhances type safetySpecifying
log?: ServerLogger;explicitly types the optionallogparameter asServerLogger. This improves type safety and ensures that the logger used within the function adheres to the expected interface.packages/lobby/src/handlers/handleGetMiniUserList.ts (1)
29-29: Verify that all usages of 'handleGetMiniUserList' are updatedSince the
logparameter type has changed toServerLogger, ensure that all calls tohandleGetMiniUserListthroughout the codebase are updated to match the new signature, especially if alogparameter is provided. This will prevent potential type mismatches or runtime errors.Run the following script to find all usages of
handleGetMiniUserList:packages/shared/src/ServerMessage.ts (1)
51-57: Verify the impact of replacingServerErrorwithErrorBy replacing
ServerErrorwith the built-inError, custom error properties or behaviors provided byServerErrormay be lost. Ensure that this change does not adversely affect error handling elsewhere in the codebase.Run the following script to check where
ServerErroris used and how it's handled:packages/lobby/src/MiniRiffMessage.ts (7)
3-3: Necessary imports addedThe imported modules
SerializedBufferandserializeStringare used appropriately in the code and are correctly added to the imports.
32-32: Appropriate use ofoverridekeywordThe
overridemodifier correctly indicates thatserializeoverrides a method from the base class.
54-54: Proper use ofoverrideontoStringmethodThe
overridemodifier correctly indicates thattoStringoverrides a method from the base class.
60-63: New properties added toMiniRiffInfoThe private properties
_riffName,_riffId, and_riffPopulationare appropriately added to the class and initialized in the constructor.
78-78: Correct use ofoverridekeyword onserializemethodThe
overridemodifier is appropriately used to indicate thatserializeoverrides a method from the base class.
99-99: Proper use ofoverrideontoStringmethodThe
overridemodifier correctly indicates thattoStringoverrides a method from the base class.
8-9: Remove redundant initialization of_riffListThe property
_riffListis initialized both in its declaration and within the constructor, which is redundant. Initializing it in one place is sufficient to avoid duplication.Apply this diff to remove the redundant initialization in the constructor:
constructor() { super(); - /** @type {MiniRiffInfo[]} */ - this._riffList = []; }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
packages/persona/src/_getFirstBuddy.ts (1)
1-1: Import statement updated to enhance logging capabilitiesImporting
getServerLoggerandServerLoggerfrom"rusty-motors-shared"aligns with the goal of improving logging within the application. This change ensures consistent logging practices across the codebase.packages/shared/src/MessageBufferOld.ts (1)
90-90: Ensure replacing 'ServerError' with 'Error' doesn't affect error handlingBy replacing the custom
ServerErrorwith the built-inError, there may be implications if other parts of the application are specifically catchingServerErrorexceptions. Please verify that all error handling logic is updated accordingly to prevent any unintended behavior.Run the following script to identify any references to
ServerErrorin the codebase:Also applies to: 101-101, 106-106
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To complete our verification, we need to gather additional information. I'll run two more scripts to address the remaining concerns.
Replacement of ServerError with Error in MessageBufferOld.ts appears safe
After a thorough investigation of the codebase, we can confirm that replacing 'ServerError' with 'Error' in MessageBufferOld.ts is unlikely to affect error handling in other parts of the application. Here's why:
- No ServerError-specific error handling was found in the codebase.
- MessageBufferOld is used in other parts of the code (e.g., encryptedCommand.ts) only as a type, not for error handling.
- The change is internal to the MessageBufferOld class and doesn't affect its external interface.
No further modifications to error handling logic in other parts of the codebase are necessary.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for ServerError type checks and examine MessageBufferOld usage # 1. Search for type checks or instanceof comparisons involving ServerError echo "Checking for ServerError type checks:" rg --type js --type ts '(instanceof ServerError|error instanceof ServerError|error.constructor === ServerError)' # 2. Examine the usage of MessageBufferOld in encryptedCommand.ts echo -e "\nExamining MessageBufferOld usage in encryptedCommand.ts:" rg --type ts -C 5 'MessageBufferOld' packages/lobby/src/handlers/encryptedCommand.tsLength of output: 1597
packages/lobby/src/handlers/requestConnectGameServer.ts (1)
105-107: Verify that error stack traces are preserved when using 'cause'Assigning the
causein the Error constructor generally preserves the original stack trace. However, it's good practice to verify that the stack traces are maintained for effective debugging.Run the following script to ensure that errors with a
causemaintain the stack trace:Verification successful
Error cause implementation is correct and consistent
The current implementation of error handling using
err.cause = error;is correct and consistently used throughout the codebase. This pattern effectively preserves the original error information, including stack traces, which is the intended behavior. No changes are necessary as this approach achieves the same result as using the 'cause' option in the Error constructor.Scripts executed
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package.json (2)
52-52: LGTMThe addition of the local package
rusty-motors-patchappears correct. The link path is consistent with existing package links and follows the project's modular structure.
55-55: LGTMThe addition of the local package
rusty-motors-shardis appropriate. The link path aligns with the established conventions in the codebase.packages/login/src/NPSUserStatus.ts (2)
104-107: Re-evaluate logging level change fromerrortofatal.Changing the logging level from
errortofatalmay have significant implications for logging outputs and monitoring systems. Verify thatfatalis the appropriate level for this error according to your application's logging policies and that it aligns with how other critical errors are handled.Run the following script to review the usage of logging levels across the codebase:
This will help determine if
fatalis appropriately used in this context and consistent with other parts of the application.Verification successful
Logging level change from
errortofatalis appropriate.The use of
log.fatalfor decrypting session key errors aligns with the codebase's logging practices.log.fatalis used sparingly (only 4 occurrences) for critical issues that may compromise system functionality or security. Failure to decrypt a session key is a severe error that justifies this logging level.Scripts executed
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4-4: Verify thatServerLoggersupports all logging methods used.The change from
LoggertoServerLoggermay affect the availability of logging methods such asdebug,trace, andfatal. Ensure thatServerLoggerprovides these methods to prevent runtime errors.Run the following script to verify that
ServerLoggerhas all the required logging methods:This will help confirm that
ServerLoggersupports the logging methods used inNPSUserStatus.ts.Also applies to: 34-34, 48-48
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ServerLoggertype, we need to run additional scripts. Let's execute the following:
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ServerLoggersupports necessary logging methods, includingdebugandfatal.The
ServerLoggertype, implemented by theSLoggerclass inpackages/shared/src/log.ts, provides the required logging methods. We've confirmed the presence offatal,error, andwarnmethods, and it's highly likely thatdebugis also implemented, given the use of the full-featuredpinologging library.The change from
LoggertoServerLoggerinpackages/login/src/NPSUserStatus.tsshould not affect the availability of logging methods. ThegetServerLoggerfunction is consistently used throughout the codebase to obtain logger instances, ensuring uniform logging capabilities across different modules.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that `ServerLogger` implements all necessary logging methods. # Search for the definition of `ServerLogger` and list its methods rg --type ts 'interface ServerLogger|class ServerLogger' -A 15 # Search for all usages of `ServerLogger` methods in the codebase rg --type ts --no-heading --line-number 'ServerLogger' -A 5 | rg '\.debug\(|\.trace\(|\.fatal\('Length of output: 2361
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any logger-related interfaces or classes echo "Searching for logger-related interfaces or classes:" rg --type ts 'interface.*Logger|class.*Logger' -g '!*.d.ts' # Find import statements for the log object echo -e "\nSearching for log object imports:" rg --type ts 'import.*log.*from' # Look for type definitions or usage of ServerLogger echo -e "\nSearching for ServerLogger type definitions or usage:" rg --type ts 'ServerLogger'Length of output: 20206
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packages/gateway/test/encryption.test.ts (1)
25-25: Ensure all references to 'ServerError' are removed or updatedBy replacing
ServerErrorwith the genericError, make sure that all other parts of the codebase are updated accordingly. Any code that specifically catchesServerErrorinstances may not handleErrorobjects, potentially leading to unhandled exceptions.Run the following script to identify any remaining references to
ServerError:packages/lobby/src/internal.ts (2)
48-48: VerifyServerLoggerCompatibility with Logging MethodsBy changing the type of
logfromimport("pino").LoggertoServerLogger, ensure thatServerLoggerimplements all the required logging methods used in this module, such asdebug,error, and others. This will prevent any potential runtime errors due to missing methods.Also applies to: 91-91
104-104: Verify Removal ofServerErrorDoes Not Affect Error HandlingBy replacing
ServerErrorwith the genericErrorclass, ensure that no parts of the codebase rely on catchingServerErrorspecifically. This change might affect error handling logic elsewhere if other modules depend onServerError.Run the following script to identify any catch blocks handling
ServerError:Also applies to: 131-131, 149-153
packages/lobby/src/handlers/encryptedCommand.ts (3)
150-150: Update 'NpsCommandHandler' type definition for consistencyIn the
NpsCommandHandlertype definition, thelogparameter is now typed asServerLogger. Ensure that all implementations of this handler adhere to this type and update any related documentation.
247-247: Ensure 'log' parameter default assignment is effectiveIn
handleEncryptedNPSCommand, thelogparameter has a default value assigned vialog = getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby" }). Verify that this default assignment functions as intended and that logging operates correctly within this context.
75-76: Consider the impact of replacing 'ServerError' with 'Error'Replacing
throw new ServerError(...)withthrow Error(...)changes the error type from a customServerErrorto the built-inError. Ensure that this change does not impact error handling logic elsewhere in the application, especially if there are catch blocks specifically looking forServerError.Also, for consistency and best practices, consider using
new Error(...)when throwing errors.Apply this diff to use
new Error(...):@@ -75,3 +75,3 @@ if (typeof encryption === "undefined") { - throw Error( + throw new Error( `Unable to locate encryption session for connection id ${connectionId}`, @@ -125,3 +125,3 @@ if (typeof encryption === "undefined") { - throw Error( + throw new Error( `Unable to locate encryption session for connection id ${connectionId}`, @@ -215,3 +215,3 @@ if (typeof handler === "undefined") { - throw Error(`Unknown command: ${command}`); + throw new Error(`Unknown command: ${command}`); }Also applies to: 125-126, 215-216
packages/login/src/internal.ts (4)
17-17: Use ofServerLoggerfor improved logging consistencyBy importing
ServerLoggerfromrusty-motors-shared, the code now utilizes a standardized logging interface across the application, enhancing consistency and maintainability.
60-60: Updatedlogparameter type toServerLoggerinloginfunctionChanging the
logparameter toServerLoggerensures that theloginfunction uses the standardized logging interface, promoting consistency.
178-178: Updatedlogparameter type toServerLoggerinmessageHandlers.handlerEnsuring consistency by using
ServerLoggerfor thelogparameter in thehandlerfunction enhances type safety across modules.
213-213: Updatedlogparameter type toServerLoggerinhandleLoginDatafunctionAligning the
logparameter with the standardizedServerLoggerinterface promotes consistency and maintainability.packages/gateway/src/GatewayServer.ts (5)
7-7: Import Path Updated for Enhanced ModularityThe import statement for
receivePersonaDatahas been updated to a centralized module path, improving code organization and modularity.
110-110: [Duplicate Comment] Ensure Error Handling Consistency After ReplacingServerErrorwithErrorThis change mirrors the update at line 99. Please refer to the previous comment regarding the potential impact on error handling.
139-139: [Duplicate Comment] Ensure Error Handling Consistency After ReplacingServerErrorwithErrorAs with the earlier changes, replacing
ServerErrorwithErrormay affect error-catching mechanisms. Please see the comment at line 99 for details.
194-194: [Duplicate Comment] Ensure Error Handling Consistency After ReplacingServerErrorwithErrorThis modification is similar to the previous ones at lines 99, 110, and 139. Ensure that error handling is consistently updated across the codebase.
236-236: [Duplicate Comment] Ensure Error Handling Consistency After ReplacingServerErrorwithErrorConsistent with the changes above, verify that all references to
ServerErrorare appropriately addressed.packages/transactions/src/internal.ts (3)
17-17: Import 'ServerLogger' correctly for consistent typingThe addition of
ServerLoggerin the import statement ensures that the custom logger type is correctly referenced in the codebase.
150-150: Update of 'log' parameter type enhances type safetyChanging the type of the
logparameter toServerLoggerimproves type safety and ensures consistent logging behavior throughout the function.
150-150: Verify usage of 'receiveTransactionsData' after type changeChanging the
logparameter type toServerLoggermay impact other parts of the code wherereceiveTransactionsDatais called. Ensure all callers pass aServerLoggerinstance to prevent type mismatches.Run the following script to identify all usages:
packages/shared/src/RawMessage.ts (1)
21-23: Verify impact of replacing 'ServerError' with 'Error' on error handlingBy replacing
ServerErrorwith the genericError, any code that specifically catchesServerErrorinstances may no longer function as intended. Ensure that all error handling logic is updated to accommodate this change.Run the following script to identify where
ServerErroris caught in the codebase:Also applies to: 27-29
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packages/shard/index.ts (1)
1-2: > [!TIP]
Codebase Verification
Update import statements to use correct file extensions
The import statements in
packages/shard/index.tsare using incorrect file extensions. The actual files have.tsextensions, but the import statements are using.jsextensions. This mismatch can lead to module resolution issues in a TypeScript project. Please update the import statements as follows:
- Change
"./src/ShardServer.js"to"./src/ShardServer.ts"- Change
"./src/index.js"to"./src/index.ts"Additionally:
- Verify that the functions
handleGetCert,handleGetKey, andhandleGetRegistryare actually exported fromsrc/index.ts.- Note that
ShardServer.tsalso uses a.jsextension in its import statement. This might indicate a project-wide convention of using.jsextensions in imports, which may require further investigation and possibly updating throughout the project.Analysis chain
Verify the correctness of import paths and file extensions
In the export statements, you're importing from
.jsfiles within a TypeScript project. This can lead to module resolution issues if the source files are actually TypeScript files with a.tsextension. Please verify that the files./src/ShardServer.jsand./src/index.jsexist and are the correct files to import from. If these files are actually TypeScript files, consider updating the import paths to use the.tsextension.Run the following script to check if the files exist and their extensions:
To gather more information and confirm our analysis, let's check the contents of the relevant files.
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packages/shared/src/deserializeString.ts (2)
15-19: Leverage the 'cause' option in the Error constructor
Instead of manually setting
err.cause, you can utilize thecauseoption available in theErrorconstructor for cleaner and more concise code.Apply this diff to refactor the code:
- const err = new Error( - `Error deserializing string from buffer ${buffer.toString("hex")}`, - ); - err.cause = error; + const err = new Error( + `Error deserializing string from buffer ${buffer.toString("hex")}`, + { cause: error } + );Committable suggestion
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15-17: Use the 'new' keyword when creating an Error object
To properly create a new
Errorinstance, you should use thenewkeyword. Omittingnewresults in calling theErrorfunction without instantiating an error object.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- const err = Error( + const err = new Error(Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.const err = new Error( `Error deserializing string from buffer ${buffer.toString("hex")}`, );packages/lobby/src/handlers/handleTrackingPing.ts (1)
14-14: Remove Optional Modifier from
logParameter TypeSince
loghas a default value assigned (log = getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby" })), it will always be defined when the function is called. Therefore, the optional modifier?is unnecessary and can be removed to enhance type safety.Apply this diff to remove the optional modifier:
-export async function handleTrackingPing({ connectionId, message, log = getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby", }), }: { connectionId: string; message: SerializedBufferOld; - log?: ServerLogger; + log: ServerLogger; }): Promise<{ connectionId: string; messages: SerializedBufferOld[]; }> {Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
src/chat/index.ts (2)
36-36: Commented-out code:
UserStatusManager.getUserStatusThe line
UserStatusManager.getUserStatus(connectionId)has been commented out. If this functionality is no longer needed, consider removing the commented code to keep the codebase clean. If it's temporary, adding a comment explaining why it's disabled and when it should be revisited would be helpful.
36-39: > [!TIP]
Codebase Verification
Function
receiveChatDatathrows an error without proper handling in multiple locationsThe verification process has confirmed the issue raised in the original review comment and uncovered an additional location with the same problem. Here are the findings:
- In
src/chat/index.ts,receiveChatDatais throwing an error without proper error handling, as originally noted.- An additional instance of
receiveChatDatawithout error handling was found in./packages/gateway/src/GatewayServer.ts.To address these issues:
- Add try-catch blocks or .catch() handlers for
receiveChatDatacalls in both identified files.- Review all other uses of
receiveChatDatathroughout the codebase to ensure consistent error handling.- Consider updating the function signature of
receiveChatDatato accurately reflect its new behavior of throwing errors instead of returning aServiceResponse.Analysis chain
Function
receiveChatDatanow throws an error instead of returningServiceResponseThe function
receiveChatDatais declared to return aPromise<ServiceResponse>, but it now throws anErrorwithout returning aServiceResponse. This change might lead to unhandled promise rejections or affect how errors are handled in the calling code.Please ensure that all callers of
receiveChatDataproperly handle the thrown error. You can verify this by running the following script:
This script should work around the limitations we encountered with the previous attempt. It uses
findto locate JavaScript and TypeScript files, and then usesgrepto search forreceiveChatDatacalls and check for error handling. Let's run this script to gather the necessary information for our verification.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all calls to receiveChatData and check if errors are handled. # Find all files that call receiveChatData rg --type typescript 'receiveChatData' -l | while read -r file; do echo "Checking $file" # Check if the call is within a try-catch block or has a .catch handler if rg -A 5 -B 5 'receiveChatData' "$file" | rg -q 'try|\.catch\('; then echo "✅ Errors are handled in $file" else echo "⚠️ Potential unhandled error in $file" fi doneLength of output: 91
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all calls to receiveChatData and check if errors are handled. # Find all JavaScript and TypeScript files find . -type f \( -name "*.js" -o -name "*.ts" -o -name "*.jsx" -o -name "*.tsx" \) | while read -r file; do if grep -q "receiveChatData" "$file"; then echo "Checking $file" # Check if the call is within a try-catch block or has a .catch handler if grep -A 5 -B 5 "receiveChatData" "$file" | grep -qE "try|\.catch\("; then echo "✅ Errors are handled in $file" else echo "⚠️ Potential unhandled error in $file" fi fi doneLength of output: 24273
packages/transactions/src/_getOwnedParts.ts (1)
25-25: > [!TIP]
Codebase Verification
Inconsistent error handling detected:
ServerErrorvsErrorThe change from
ServerErrortoErrorinpackages/transactions/src/_getOwnedParts.tsis inconsistent with the rest of the codebase.ServerErroris still widely used in many other files, including:
- packages/shared/src/RawMessageHeader.js
- packages/shared/src/structs.ts
- packages/core/src/serializationHelpers.ts
- packages/database/src/models/Lobby.ts
- packages/database/src/models/Player.ts
This inconsistency may lead to issues in error handling and type checking. To ensure robustness and maintainability:
- Investigate the
ServerErrorclass to understand if it has any special properties or methods thatErrordoesn't provide.- Decide on a consistent approach to error handling across the project (either use
ServerErroreverywhere or migrate all instances toError).- If migrating to
Error, ensure that all error handling code that might depend onServerError-specific features is updated accordingly.- Update all relevant import statements and error throwing instances throughout the codebase to maintain consistency.
Analysis chain
Ensure consistent error handling after replacing
ServerErrorwithErrorBy changing from
ServerErrorto the genericErrorclass when throwing the "Session not found" error, you may impact error handling mechanisms downstream that rely on catchingServerError. Please ensure that all parts of the application that catch or handleServerErrorare updated to accommodate the genericErrorclass.Run the following script to find all instances where
ServerErroris being caught or handled:Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for try-catch blocks or error handling that references `ServerError`. # Test: Find occurrences of `catch` blocks handling `ServerError`. rg --type javascript --type typescript -A 3 $'catch (e: ServerError)'Length of output: 105
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any occurrence of 'ServerError' in the codebase rg 'ServerError' # Use ast-grep to find any usage of 'ServerError' in a language-agnostic way ast-grep --pattern 'ServerError' # Search for 'catch' blocks to see if there's any specific error handling rg 'catch \('Length of output: 9097
packages/shared/src/SerializedBuffer.ts (2)
14-18: Use
new Errorand thecauseoption when creating Error objectsWhen instantiating
Errorobjects, it's recommended to use thenewkeyword. Additionally, you can pass the original error as thecauseparameter in the constructor for better error handling and stack traces.Apply this diff to improve error instantiation:
-const err = Error( - `Error serializing buffer: ${String(error)}`, -); -err.cause = error; +const err = new Error( + `Error serializing buffer: ${String(error)}`, + { cause: error } +);Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.const err = new Error( `Error serializing buffer: ${String(error)}`, { cause: error } ); throw err;
25-27: Use
newkeyword when throwing an ErrorEnsure that the
newkeyword is used when instantiating anErrorobject to maintain consistency and proper error construction.Apply this diff to correct the error instantiation:
- throw Error( + throw new Error( `Expected buffer of length ${2 + length}, got ${ buffer.length }`, );Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.throw new Error( `Expected buffer of length ${2 + length}, got ${ buffer.lengthpackages/transactions/src/_getPlayerInfo.ts (1)
30-32: Use 'new' keyword and pass 'cause' in Error constructor
When creating an
Errorobject, it's recommended to use thenewkeyword for proper instantiation. Additionally, you can pass the original error as thecausein the constructor options, which is a standard in modern JavaScript (ES2022).Apply this diff to improve error handling:
- const err = Error(`Error in _getPlayerInfo: ${String(error)}`); - err.cause = error; + const err = new Error(`Error in _getPlayerInfo: ${String(error)}`, { cause: error });Ensure that your Node.js and TypeScript versions support the
causeoption in theErrorconstructor.Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.const err = new Error(`Error in _getPlayerInfo: ${String(error)}`, { cause: error }); throw err;packages/shared/src/legacyHeader.ts (2)
27-27: Use 'new' operator when throwing an Error
For clarity and consistency, it's recommended to use the
newkeyword when creating a newErrorinstance.Apply this diff to correctly instantiate the
Error:- throw Error( + throw new Error(Committable suggestion
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36-38: Simplify error handling with 'new Error' and 'cause' option
Use the
newkeyword when creating anErrorinstance, and pass thecausedirectly to the constructor for clarity and conciseness.Apply this diff to simplify error handling:
- const err = Error("Error deserializing buffer"); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error("Error deserializing buffer", { cause: error });Committable suggestion
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1-1: Update JSDoc comment to reflect
logparameter type and default valueThe
logparameter type has been changed toServerLogger, but the JSDoc comment still specifiesimport("pino").Logger. Additionally, the default value in the JSDoc comment usesgetServerLogger({ module: "LoginServer" }), whereas the function usesgetServerLogger({ module: "PersonaServer" }). To maintain accurate documentation and consistency, please update the JSDoc comment accordingly.Apply this diff to update the JSDoc:
/** * Handle game logout * @param {object} args * @param {string} args.connectionId * @param {LegacyMessage} args.message - * @param {import("pino").Logger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "LoginServer" })] + * @param {ServerLogger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "PersonaServer" })] * @returns {Promise<{ * connectionId: string, * messages: SerializedBufferOld[], * }>} */Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
packages/shared/src/GameMessageHeader.ts (3)
29-29: Use 'new' when throwing an Error
When throwing an Error, it's best practice to use the
newkeyword to create a new instance of the Error object.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- throw Error( + throw new Error( `Buffer length ${buffer.length} is too short to deserialize`, );Committable suggestion
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Codebase Verification
Inconsistent error type usage may impact error handling across the codebase
The replacement of 'ServerError' with 'Error' in GameMessageHeader.ts has not been consistently applied throughout the project. Many files still import and use 'ServerError', particularly in the shared and database packages. This inconsistency could lead to:
- Confusion for developers working across different parts of the codebase
- Potential bugs if error handling code expects 'ServerError' instances
- Inconsistent error types in logs and error messages
Consider:
- Reviewing all occurrences of 'ServerError' and updating them to use 'Error'
- Updating error handling code that may be checking for 'ServerError' instances
- Ensuring consistent error messaging across the application
Analysis chain
Verify the impact of replacing 'ServerError' with 'Error' on error handling
By replacing the custom
ServerErrorwith the standardErrorclass, ensure that any code catchingServerErrorinstances is updated to handleErrorinstances appropriately. This change might affect error handling logic elsewhere in the codebase.Run the following script to find instances where
ServerErroris used:Also applies to: 40-44
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find occurrences of 'ServerError' in the codebase. # Test: Search for references to 'ServerError'. # Expect: No remaining references to 'ServerError'. rg --type typescript 'ServerError'Length of output: 69
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find occurrences of 'ServerError' and 'Error' in the codebase. # Search for 'ServerError' in all files echo "Searching for 'ServerError' in all files:" rg 'ServerError' # Find TypeScript files and search for 'ServerError' echo -e "\nSearching for 'ServerError' in TypeScript files:" fd -e ts -e tsx | xargs grep -n 'ServerError' # Find TypeScript files and search for 'Error' echo -e "\nSearching for 'Error' in TypeScript files:" fd -e ts -e tsx | xargs grep -n '\bError\b'Length of output: 33079
40-44: Pass the original error using the 'cause' option
Instead of assigning the
causeproperty after creating the Error object, you can pass the original error directly when constructing the Error. This utilizes the ES2022causeoption for better error chaining.Apply this diff to refactor the code:
- const err = new Error( - `Error deserializing buffer: ${String(error)}`, - ); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error(`Error deserializing buffer: ${String(error)}`, { cause: error });Committable suggestion
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18-19: Be cautious when logging serialized message data
Logging the full serialized message may expose sensitive information. Consider logging only essential details or sanitizing the data before logging.
1-3: Consolidate imports from 'rusty-motors-shared'
You can simplify your imports by combining them into a single statement to improve readability.
Apply this diff:
-import { getServerConfiguration, type ServerLogger } from "rusty-motors-shared"; -import { getServerLogger } from "rusty-motors-shared"; -import { LegacyMessage } from "rusty-motors-shared"; +import { + getServerConfiguration, + type ServerLogger, + getServerLogger, + LegacyMessage, +} from "rusty-motors-shared";Committable suggestion
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49-49: Use 'new' keyword when creating Error objects
When creating an
Errorobject, you should instantiate it using thenewkeyword to ensure proper construction.Apply this diff:
- const err = Error( + const err = new Error(Committable suggestion
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49-53: Leverage 'cause' option in Error constructor
If your environment supports it (Node.js v16.9.0+), you can pass the original error as the
causewhen creating theErrorobject, simplifying your error handling.Apply this diff:
- const err = new Error( - `Error handling NPS_SET_MY_USER_DATA: ${String(error)}`, - ); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error( + `Error handling NPS_SET_MY_USER_DATA: ${String(error)}`, + { cause: error } + );Committable suggestion
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66-66: Consider using 'JSON.stringify' for dynamic string representation
Manually constructing the string in
toString()may lead to maintenance overhead if new properties are added to the class in the future. UsingJSON.stringify(this)ensures all properties are included automatically.Apply this diff to revert to using
JSON.stringify:- return `ServerHeader: length=${this.length}, mcoSig=${this.mcoSig}, sequence=${this.sequence}, flags=${this.flags}`; + return `ServerHeader: ${JSON.stringify(this)}`;Committable suggestion
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49-51: Use the 'new' keyword when creating Error instances
In JavaScript, Error objects should be instantiated using the
newkeyword to create a proper error instance.Apply this diff to fix the instantiation:
- const err = Error("Error deserializing buffer"); + const err = new Error("Error deserializing buffer");Committable suggestion
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Codebase Verification
Inconsistent error handling and missing 'ServerError' definition
The replacement of 'ServerError' with 'Error' in serverHeader.ts appears to be an isolated change, but it has revealed broader inconsistencies in error handling across the codebase:
- The file "./errors/ServerError.js" is imported in packages/shared/src/structs.ts but doesn't exist, which could lead to runtime errors.
- 'ServerError' is still used in multiple files (structs.ts, Player.ts, serializationHelpers.ts, Lobby.ts) but its definition cannot be found in the codebase.
- Some files import 'ServerError' from "rusty-motors-shared", suggesting it might be defined in an external package or a different part of the project.
These inconsistencies could lead to potential runtime errors and make the code harder to maintain. It's recommended to:
- Resolve the missing "./errors/ServerError.js" file.
- Ensure 'ServerError' is properly defined and accessible where it's being used.
- Consider a consistent approach to error handling across the codebase, either using custom 'ServerError' or built-in 'Error' consistently.
Analysis chain
Ensure error types are consistent throughout the codebase
The code replaces
ServerErrorwith the built-inErrorwhen throwing an error due to insufficient buffer length. Confirm that all instances ofServerErrorhave been appropriately replaced and that any code that specifically catchesServerErroris updated accordingly.Run the following script to check for any remaining references to
ServerErrorin the codebase:
To gather more information and verify our observations, let's run the following scripts:
Let's gather the final pieces of information we need:
To ensure we haven't missed anything, let's perform one last check:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find any remaining references to 'ServerError' in TypeScript files. # Test: Search for 'ServerError' in all .ts files. Expect: No matches. rg 'ServerError' --type tsLength of output: 1910
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#!/bin/bash # Description: View the content of serverHeader.ts and search for ServerError definition # View the content of serverHeader.ts echo "Content of serverHeader.ts:" cat packages/shared/src/serverHeader.ts echo -e "\n\nSearching for ServerError definition:" # Search for ServerError definition rg "class ServerError" --type tsLength of output: 2185
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for ServerError type/interface and view its definition # Search for ServerError type or interface echo "Searching for ServerError type or interface:" rg "type ServerError|interface ServerError" --type ts # View the content of ServerError.js echo -e "\n\nContent of ServerError.js:" cat packages/shared/src/errors/ServerError.jsLength of output: 348
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Final check for ServerError definition and imports # Search for any file with 'ServerError' in its name echo "Searching for files with 'ServerError' in the name:" fd ServerError # Check for any typos in import statements echo -e "\n\nChecking for potential typos in ServerError imports:" rg "import.*ServerError" --type tsLength of output: 654
Makefile (1)
38-38: Avoid using
pino-prettyin production environmentsPiping logs through
pino-prettyenhances readability during development, but in production, logs should remain in JSON format for compatibility with logging systems and to maintain performance. Includingpino-prettyin thestarttarget may inadvertently affect production logging and system behavior.Consider creating separate targets for development and production environments. For example:
start: - @pnpx tsx --import ./instrument.mjs --openssl-legacy-provider --env-file=.env server.ts | pnpx pino-pretty + @pnpx tsx --import ./instrument.mjs --openssl-legacy-provider --env-file=.env server.ts start-dev: + @pnpx tsx --import ./instrument.mjs --openssl-legacy-provider --env-file=.env server.ts | pnpx pino-prettyAlternatively, you can conditionally apply
pino-prettybased on an environment variable to differentiate between environments:start: - @pnpx tsx --import ./instrument.mjs --openssl-legacy-provider --env-file=.env server.ts | pnpx pino-pretty + @pnpx tsx --import ./instrument.mjs --openssl-legacy-provider --env-file=.env server.ts $(if $(DEV),| pnpx pino-pretty)Remember to set
DEV=1when running in development mode.Committable suggestion
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30-30: Use 'new Error()' instead of 'Error()' when throwing exceptions
To ensure proper error instantiation and maintain consistency, it's recommended to use
new Error(...)when throwing errors.Apply this diff to correct the instantiation:
- throw Error("Method '_doSerialize()' must be implemented."); + throw new Error("Method '_doSerialize()' must be implemented."); - throw Error("Method '_doDeserialize()' must be implemented."); + throw new Error("Method '_doDeserialize()' must be implemented.");Also applies to: 39-39
packages/shared/src/log.ts (1)
86-86: Avoid
'undefined'inmoduleNamewhen properties are missingIf both
options.moduleandoptions.nameareundefined, the constructedmoduleNamebecomesserver.undefined, which may not be intended. To prevent this, consider updating the logic to default to"unknown"in such cases.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
-const moduleName = `server.${options ? (options.module ?? options.name) : "unknown"}`; +const moduleName = `server.${options?.module ?? options?.name ?? "unknown"}`;This change utilizes optional chaining and nullish coalescing to ensure that when
optionsis not provided or both properties areundefined,moduleNamewill default to"unknown".Committable suggestion
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Codebase Verification
Inconsistent error handling detected: 'ServerError' vs 'Error' usage
The change from 'ServerError' to 'Error' in ConsoleThread.ts has been implemented as suggested. However, this has created an inconsistency in error handling across the codebase:
- ConsoleThread.ts now uses the generic 'Error'
- Other files (e.g., structs.ts, Player.ts, Lobby.ts) still use 'ServerError'
Additionally, we couldn't locate the definition of 'ServerError', which is concerning. To address these issues:
- Conduct a thorough review of error handling across the entire codebase.
- Investigate the source and definition of 'ServerError'. It might be imported from an external package or defined in a non-TypeScript file.
- Decide on a consistent approach to error handling:
- Either revert ConsoleThread.ts to use 'ServerError'
- Or update all other occurrences to use 'Error' (or a custom error class)
- Ensure that any error-catching mechanisms are updated to match the chosen error type.
This inconsistency could lead to unexpected behavior in error handling and should be resolved to maintain code quality and reliability.
Analysis chain
Ensure error handling remains consistent after replacing
ServerErrorwithErrorReplacing
ServerErrorwith the built-inErrorsimplifies error handling but may impact parts of the codebase that specifically catch or handleServerErrorinstances. Please verify that this change does not adversely affect error handling elsewhere in the application.Run the following script to identify code segments that may be affected:
To gather more information and verify our observations, let's run the following scripts:
To gather the final piece of information we need, let's run one more script:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find instances where `ServerError` is imported or used in the codebase. # Test: Search for 'ServerError' in TypeScript files. Expect: No remaining imports or usage of `ServerError`. rg 'ServerError' --type ts -A 5Length of output: 6800
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the definition and export of 'ServerError' echo "Searching for ServerError definition:" rg 'export (class|interface) ServerError' --type ts echo "\nChecking ConsoleThread.ts for ServerError usage:" rg 'ServerError' packages/cli/ConsoleThread.ts echo "\nChecking for ServerError import in ConsoleThread.ts:" rg 'import.*ServerError' packages/cli/ConsoleThread.tsLength of output: 472
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#!/bin/bash # Search for ServerError definition or export in all files echo "Searching for ServerError definition or export:" rg 'class ServerError|interface ServerError|export.*ServerError' --type ts echo "\nChecking ConsoleThread.ts content:" cat packages/cli/ConsoleThread.tsLength of output: 2387
packages/shared/src/NPSHeader.ts (2)
39-41: Instantiate the Error object using
new.When throwing an Error in JavaScript, it's standard to instantiate it using
new Error(...). Omittingnewcan lead to unexpected behavior because it doesn't create a new Error object.Apply this diff to correct the instantiation:
- throw Error( + throw new Error( `Buffer length ${buffer.length} is too short to deserialize`, );Committable suggestion
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48-50: Instantiate the Error object using
new.Consistent with best practices, use
new Error(...)to ensure a proper Error object is created when throwing exceptions.Apply this diff to correct the instantiation:
- throw Error( + throw new Error( `Error deserializing buffer: ${String(error)}`, );Committable suggestion
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67-71: Use
new Errorand passcauseto the constructor when throwing errorsWhen creating an
Errorobject, it's best practice to use thenewkeyword to instantiate it. Additionally, in Node.js v16.9.0 and above, you can pass thecausedirectly to theErrorconstructor for better error chaining.Apply the following diff to improve error handling:
- const err = Error( - `Error handling NPS_SEND_MINI_RIFF_LIST: ${String(error)}`, - ); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error( + `Error handling NPS_SEND_MINI_RIFF_LIST: ${String(error)}`, + { cause: error } + );If your environment does not support the
causeoption in theErrorconstructor, you can assign thecauseproperty after instantiation:- const err = Error( + const err = new Error( `Error handling NPS_SEND_MINI_RIFF_LIST: ${String(error)}` - ); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + ); + err.cause = error; + throw err;This ensures that the error object is correctly constructed and that the original error context is preserved for debugging purposes.
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24-24: Consider caching the server configuration for efficiency
Currently, you're fetching the server configuration within the default parameter of the logger configuration. If
getServerConfigurationinvolves I/O operations or is resource-intensive, this could impact performance each time the function is called without alogparameter. Consider retrieving the configuration once at the module level and reusing it to improve efficiency.Apply this diff to cache the server configuration:
+const serverConfig = getServerConfiguration({}); export async function handleGetMiniUserList({ connectionId, message, log = getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby", - level: getServerConfiguration({}).logLevel ?? "info", + level: serverConfig.logLevel ?? "info", }), }: { connectionId: string; message: LegacyMessage; log?: ServerLogger; }) {Committable suggestion
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75-79: Use 'new Error()' when instantiating Error objects
In the catch block, you're creating an error using
Error(...)without thenewkeyword. For consistency and to ensure proper error instantiation, it's recommended to usenew Error(...). Additionally, verify that thecauseproperty is supported in your runtime environment (Node.js v16.9.0 or later) to maintain compatibility.Apply this diff to correct the error instantiation:
} catch (error) { - const err = Error( + const err = new Error( `Error handling NPS_MINI_USER_LIST: ${String(error)}`, ); err.cause = error; throw err; }Committable suggestion
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29-29: Update JSDoc to reflect the new 'log' parameter type
The JSDoc comment for the
logparameter still specifies the type asimport("pino").Logger, but the function signature has been updated to useServerLogger. Please update the JSDoc to match the new type to ensure accurate documentation and type checking.Apply this diff to fix the JSDoc comment:
/** * @param {object} args * @param {string} args.connectionId * @param {LegacyMessage} args.message - * @param {import("pino").Logger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby" })] + * @param {ServerLogger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby" })] */Committable suggestion
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57-57: Use
new Errorwhen throwing exceptionsConsistently instantiate the error object using
new Error(message)for proper error handling and to maintain consistency.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- throw Error( + throw new Error( `Expected buffer of length ${length}, got ${buffer.length}`, );Committable suggestion
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51-51: Use
new Errorwhen throwing exceptionsIn JavaScript, it's a best practice to instantiate errors using
new Error(message)to ensure proper error construction and stack trace generation.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- throw Error( + throw new Error( `Unable to get header from buffer, got ${buffer.length}`, );Committable suggestion
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84-84: Use 'new' keyword when throwing Error instances
Similarly, in this line, using
throw new Error(...)ensures that the error is correctly instantiated.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- throw Error("MessageNode data is undefined"); + throw new Error("MessageNode data is undefined");Committable suggestion
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50-52: Use 'new' keyword when throwing Error instances
To properly instantiate an
Errorobject, usethrow new Error(...)instead ofthrow Error(...). This ensures that the error object is correctly created with the proper stack trace and properties.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- throw Error( + throw new Error(Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.throw new Error( `[MessageNode] Length of packet ${length.toString()} does not match length of buffer ${packet.length.toString()}`, );packages/lobby/src/MiniRiffMessage.ts (2)
93-95: Use
newkeyword andcauseoption when creatingErrorInstead of setting
err.cause = error, use thecauseoption in theErrorconstructor, and use thenewkeyword for consistency.Apply this diff:
- const err = Error("Error serializing MiniRiffInfo"); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error("Error serializing MiniRiffInfo", { cause: error });Note: Ensure your runtime environment supports the
causeoption in theErrorconstructor.Committable suggestion
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48-50: Use Error
causeoption for better error handlingInstead of setting
err.cause = error, you can pass thecauseas an option to theErrorconstructor for better error chaining and clarity.Apply this diff to use the
causeoption:- const err = Error("Error serializing MiniRiffMessage"); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error("Error serializing MiniRiffMessage", { cause: error });Note: Ensure that your runtime environment supports the
causeoption available in Node.js v16.9.0 and later.Committable suggestion
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16-16: Remove the optional modifier from 'log' parameter
The
logparameter is marked as optional (log?: ServerLogger;), but it has a default value assigned in the function signature. In TypeScript, parameters with default values are inherently optional, and adding the?modifier can lead to confusion and potential type inconsistencies.Apply the following diff to remove the unnecessary optional modifier:
export async function _getFirstBuddy({ connectionId, message, log = getServerLogger({ module: "PersonaServer", }), }: { connectionId: string; message: LegacyMessage; - log?: ServerLogger; + log: ServerLogger; }): Promise<{ connectionId: string; messages: SerializedBufferOld[]; }> {Committable suggestion
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35-38: Consider refactoring duplicated error handling logic.
The error handling in both
handleGetCertandhandleGetKeyfunctions is nearly identical. Refactoring this repetitive code into a helper function can enhance maintainability and reduce redundancy.For example, create a utility function:
function readFileWithErrorHandling(filePath: string, fileDescription: string): string { try { return readFileSync(filePath, "utf8"); } catch (error) { const err = Error(`Error reading ${fileDescription} file: ${String(error)}`); err.cause = error; throw err; } }Then update the functions accordingly:
export function handleGetCert(config: Configuration): string { if (config.certificateFile === undefined) { throw Error("Certificate file not defined"); } - try { - const cert = readFileSync(config.certificateFile, "utf8"); - return cert; - } catch (error) { - const err = Error(`Error reading certificate file: ${String(error)}`); - err.cause = error; - throw err; - } + return readFileWithErrorHandling(config.certificateFile, "certificate"); } export function handleGetKey(config: Configuration): string { if (config.publicKeyFile === undefined) { throw Error("Public key file not defined"); } - try { - const key = readFileSync(config.publicKeyFile, "utf8"); - return key; - } catch (error) { - const err = Error(`Error reading public key file: ${String(error)}`); - err.cause = error; - throw err; - } + return readFileWithErrorHandling(config.publicKeyFile, "public key"); }
37-37: Correct the error assignment in
handleGetCert's catch block.In the
catchblock ofhandleGetCert, you assign the error's cause to itself witherr.cause = err;. This seems unintended and could lead to recursive references.Apply this diff to fix the error assignment:
const err = Error(`Error reading certificate file: ${String(error)}`); - err.cause = err; + err.cause = error; throw err;Committable suggestion
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Codebase Verification
Based on the analysis, I can now provide a final response to the review comment.
Confirmed: 'Error' usage is consistent within the file, but may create inconsistencies across the application.
The change from 'ServerError' to 'Error' in packages/shard/src/index.ts is consistent within this file, as it doesn't use 'ServerError' anywhere else. However, this modification creates a potential inconsistency with other parts of the application that still use 'ServerError'.
Consider the following:
- Several other files in the project still import and use 'ServerError'.
- This inconsistency might affect error handling mechanisms elsewhere in the application.
Recommendations:
- Review the error handling strategy across the entire application to ensure consistency.
- Consider either reverting to 'ServerError' in this file or updating other parts of the application to use the standard 'Error' class.
Analysis chain
Confirm the impact of replacing
ServerErrorwithError.While changing from
ServerErrorto the built-inErrorsimplifies the code, ensure that this modification does not affect any error handling mechanisms elsewhere in the application that might rely onServerError.Run the following script to check for any remaining references to
ServerErrorin the codebase:
To gather more information about the 'ServerError' usage and its potential impact, I'll run additional scripts to investigate further.
To address the unexpected results and gather more accurate information, I'll run additional scripts with a different approach.
Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for usages of `ServerError` in the codebase. # Test: Find any occurrences of `ServerError`. # Expect: No results if all references have been removed. rg 'ServerError'Length of output: 2175
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Investigate ServerError definition and usage # Find the definition of ServerError echo "ServerError Definition:" ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'class ServerError $_' # Check for specific error handling of ServerError echo -e "\nServerError Handling:" rg 'catch.*ServerError' # Look for ServerError usage in packages/shard/src/index.ts echo -e "\nServerError usage in packages/shard/src/index.ts:" rg 'ServerError' packages/shard/src/index.tsLength of output: 708
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Further investigation of ServerError # Search for ServerError definition echo "ServerError Definition:" rg 'class ServerError|function ServerError|const ServerError|let ServerError|var ServerError' # Search for ServerError imports echo -e "\nServerError Imports:" rg 'import.*ServerError' # Check content of packages/shard/src/index.ts echo -e "\nContent of packages/shard/src/index.ts:" cat packages/shard/src/index.tsLength of output: 4182
packages/lobby/src/LoginInfoMessage.ts (2)
92-96: Use 'new Error' and pass 'cause' directly to the constructor
Consistent with the previous recommendation, using
newwhen creating the Error object and passing thecausedirectly enhances error handling and maintains consistency across your codebase.Apply this diff to improve the error handling:
- const err = Error( - `Error serializing LoginInfoMessage: ${String(error)}`, - ); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error(`Error serializing LoginInfoMessage: ${String(error)}`, { cause: error });Committable suggestion
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56-60: Use 'new Error' and pass 'cause' directly to the constructor
When creating an Error object, it's recommended to use the
newkeyword. Additionally, passing thecausedirectly in the constructor improves error handling and provides better stack traces in modern JavaScript environments.Apply this diff to enhance the error handling:
- const err = Error( - `Error deserializing LoginInfoMessage: ${String(error)}`, - ); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error(`Error deserializing LoginInfoMessage: ${String(error)}`, { cause: error });Committable suggestion
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90-90: Use 'new Error' instead of 'Error' for instantiation
While using
Error('message')is valid in JavaScript and TypeScript, it's a best practice to instantiate errors withnew Error('message')for clarity and consistency. This makes it explicit that an Error object is being created.Apply this diff to update the error instantiation:
- throw Error( + throw new Error( `Buffer length ${buffer.length} is too short to deserialize` );Repeat the change for the other
throwstatements at lines 101 and 106.Also applies to: 101-101, 106-106
packages/lobby/src/handlers/requestConnectGameServer.ts (5)
69-69: Use 'new Error' for instantiating Error objects
In lines 69, 84, and 105, you're creating Error objects without the
newkeyword. While it's syntactically valid to callErrorwithoutnew, it's a best practice to usenew Error(...)to ensure consistency and clarity.Apply this diff to standardize error instantiation:
-const err = Error("No personas found."); +const err = new Error("No personas found."); ... -throw Error("Error fetching session keys!"); +throw new Error("Error fetching session keys!"); ... -const err = Error(`Error creating encryption`); +const err = new Error(`Error creating encryption`);Also applies to: 84-84, 105-105
69-69: Simplify error throwing by eliminating unnecessary variables
In lines 69 and 84, you're creating an error object and then immediately throwing it. Since the error object isn't used elsewhere, you can throw the new Error directly for brevity.
Simplify the code by throwing errors directly:
-const err = new Error(`No personas found for userId ${inboundMessage._userId}.`); -throw err; +throw new Error(`No personas found for userId ${inboundMessage._userId}.`); ... -throw new Error(`Error fetching session keys for customerId ${customerId}!`);Also applies to: 84-84
81-81: Ensure robust handling of potential exceptions from 'fetchSessionKeyByCustomerId'
At line 81, the asynchronous call to
fetchSessionKeyByCustomerIdcould throw an exception if there's a database issue or other error. Wrapping this call in a try-catch block ensures that unexpected errors are handled gracefully.Consider modifying your code as follows:
-const keys = await fetchSessionKeyByCustomerId(customerId); +let keys; +try { + keys = await fetchSessionKeyByCustomerId(customerId); +} catch (error) { + throw new Error(`Failed to fetch session keys for customerId ${customerId}`, { cause: error }); +}Committable suggestion
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105-107: Leverage the 'cause' option in the Error constructor
At lines 105-107, you're assigning the original error to
err.causeafter creating the Error object. Modern JavaScript allows you to pass thecausedirectly in the Error constructor, which enhances readability and maintains the error stack trace.Update your code to include the
causein the constructor:-const err = new Error(`Error creating encryption`); -err.cause = error; -throw err; +throw new Error(`Error creating encryption`, { cause: error });Committable suggestion
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51-51: Update JSDoc to match the new import of 'ServiceArgs'
The JSDoc comment still references the old import path for
ServiceArgs. Since you've importedServiceArgsdirectly from"rusty-motors-shared", the JSDoc should reflect this change for consistency and better developer experience.Apply this diff to correct the JSDoc:
/** * Handle a request to connect to a game server packet * * @private - * @param {import("../../../interfaces/index.js").ServiceArgs} args + * @param {ServiceArgs} args * @returns {Promise<{ * connectionId: string, * messages: SerializedBufferOld[], * }>} */Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
packages/transactions/src/EntryFeePurseMessage.ts (2)
93-93: Consider using a custom error class for better error handling
Replacing
ServerErrorwith a genericErrormay reduce the specificity of your error handling. Consider defining and using a custom error class to provide more context and facilitate better error management.For example, define a custom error class:
class PurseEntryError extends Error { constructor(message: string) { super(message); this.name = 'PurseEntryError'; } }Then, update the throw statement:
- throw new Error( + throw new PurseEntryError(
93-93: Use
newkeyword when throwing an ErrorWhen throwing an error, it's recommended to use
new Error(message)to create a proper error instance. Omittingnewcan lead to unexpected behavior.Apply this diff to correct the error throwing:
- throw Error( + throw new Error(Committable suggestion
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73-77: Use
new Errorand passcausein the constructorTo improve error handling and maintain proper stack traces, use the
new Errorconstructor and pass thecauseoption directly. This ensures the error chain is correctly established.Apply this diff to update the error handling:
- const err = Error( - `Error deserializing UserInfoMessage: ${String(error)}`, - ); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error( + `Error deserializing UserInfoMessage: ${String(error)}`, + { cause: error } + );Committable suggestion
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97-101: Use
new Errorand passcausein the constructorTo improve error handling and maintain proper stack traces, use the
new Errorconstructor and pass thecauseoption directly. This ensures the error chain is correctly established.Apply this diff to update the error handling:
- const err = Error( - `Error serializing UserInfoMessage: ${String(error)}`, - ); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error( + `Error serializing UserInfoMessage: ${String(error)}`, + { cause: error } + );Committable suggestion
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42-42: Consider moving
pino-prettytodevDependencies
pino-prettyis primarily used during development for formatting logs and is not required in the production environment. Including it independenciescould unnecessarily increase the production bundle size. It would be more appropriate to include it indevDependencies.Apply this diff to move
pino-prettytodevDependencies:"dependencies": { "@adminjs/sequelize": "^4.1.1", "@databases/pg": "^5.5.0", "@dotenvx/dotenvx": "^1.14.1", // ... other dependencies ... "pino": "^9.4.0", - "pino-pretty": "^11.2.2", "rusty-motors-chat": "link:src/chat", // ... other dependencies ... }, "devDependencies": { "@biomejs/biome": "1.9.1", "@databases/pg-migrations": "^5.0.3", // ... other devDependencies ... + "pino-pretty": "^11.2.2", }Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
packages/login/src/NPSUserStatus.ts (1)
88-88: Consider using a specific error type instead of a generic
Error.Replacing
ServerErrorwith a genericErrormay reduce the specificity of error handling. Using a custom error class can provide more context and improve error handling downstream.You could define a custom error class and use it here:
class PrivateKeyMissingError extends Error { constructor() { super("No private key file specified"); this.name = "PrivateKeyMissingError"; } }Then, modify the code to throw the custom error:
if (!this._config.privateKeyFile) { - throw Error("No private key file specified"); + throw new PrivateKeyMissingError(); }This enhances error specificity and allows for more precise error handling elsewhere in the application.
packages/gateway/test/encryption.test.ts (1)
25-25: Use 'new' keyword when throwing an Error
It's conventional in JavaScript/TypeScript to use
throw new Error("message")when throwing an error. This makes it explicit that a newErrorobject is being instantiated.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- throw Error("State not defined"); + throw new Error("State not defined");Committable suggestion
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104-104: Use
newKeyword When Throwing ErrorsFor consistency and to adhere to best practices, use the
newkeyword when throwingErrorinstances. This ensures that errors are properly instantiated.Apply this diff to update the error throwing:
- throw Error( + throw new Error( `Data length ${dataLength} is too short to deserialize`, );- throw Error( + throw new Error( `UNSUPPORTED_MESSAGECODE: ${inboundMessage._header.id}`, );Also applies to: 131-131
149-153: Utilize
causeOption inErrorConstructor for Error ChainingInstead of manually setting the
causeproperty, use thecauseoption available in theErrorconstructor to maintain proper error chaining and stack traces.Apply this diff to streamline error handling:
- const err = Error( - `Error handling lobby data: ${String(error)}`, - ); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error( + `Error handling lobby data: ${String(error)}`, + { cause: error } + );Ensure that your runtime environment supports the
causeoption in theErrorconstructor (requires Node.js v16.9.0 or later).Committable suggestion
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65-65: Ensure optional 'log' parameter is handled safely
The
logparameter has been added as an optional parameter (log?: ServerLogger) in several functions. Please ensure that all usages oflogwithin these functions handle the case whenlogisundefinedto prevent potential runtime errors.If
logis expected to always be provided (since a default is assigned), consider removing the optional chaining and making it a required parameter. Otherwise, add checks or default assignments within the functions.Also applies to: 115-115, 196-196, 247-247
1-1: Update JSDoc comments to reflect the 'ServerLogger' type
The import statement now uses
ServerLogger, but the JSDoc comments still refer toimport("pino").Logger. For consistency and clarity, update the JSDoc comments to useServerLogger.Apply the following diff to update the JSDoc comments:
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ * @param {object} args * @param {string} args.connectionId * @param {LegacyMessage | MessageBuffer} args.message - * @param {import("pino").Logger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby" })] + * @param {ServerLogger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby" })] * @returns {Promise<{ * connectionId: string, * message: LegacyMessage | MessageBuffer, @@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ * @param {object} args * @param {string} args.connectionId * @param {LegacyMessage} args.message - * @param {import("pino").Logger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby" })] + * @param {ServerLogger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby" })] * @returns {Promise<{ * connectionId: string, * message: LegacyMessage, @@ -171,7 +171,7 @@ export type NpsCommandHandler = { opCode: number; name: string; - handler: (args: { connectionId: string; message: LegacyMessage; log: import("pino").Logger }) => Promise<{ + handler: (args: { connectionId: string; message: LegacyMessage; log: ServerLogger }) => Promise<{ connectionId: string; message: LegacyMessage; }>; @@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ * @param {object} args * @param {string} args.connectionId * @param {LegacyMessage} args.message - * @param {import("pino").Logger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby" })] + * @param {ServerLogger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby" })] * @returns {Promise<{ * connectionId: string, * message: MessageBuffer | LegacyMessage, @@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ * @param {object} args * @param {string} args.connectionId * @param {SerializedBufferOld} args.message - * @param {import("pino").Logger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby" })] + * @param {ServerLogger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "Lobby" })] * @returns {Promise<{ * connectionId: string, * messages: SerializedBufferOld[],Committable suggestion
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230-230: Use
new Error()instead ofError()for consistencyUsing
new Error()when throwing errors adheres to standard JavaScript practices and improves code readability.Apply this diff:
- throw Error( + throw new Error( `UNSUPPORTED_MESSAGECODE: ${inboundMessage._header.id}`, );Committable suggestion
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95-95: Use
new Error()instead ofError()for consistencyTo follow standard JavaScript practices and improve clarity, use
new Error()when throwing errors.Apply this diff to update the error handling:
- throw Error( + throw new Error( `Unable to locate a user record for the context id: ${contextId}`, );Committable suggestion
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245-247: Use
new Error()withcauseoption for improved error handlingUtilize the
causeoption in theErrorconstructor to maintain proper error chaining and enhance debugging.Apply this diff:
- const err = Error(`Error handling login data: ${String(error)}`); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error(`Error handling login data: ${String(error)}`, { cause: error });Committable suggestion
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108-111: Use
new Error()withcauseoption for better error chainingInstead of manually setting
err.cause = error;, you can pass thecausedirectly to theErrorconstructor. This approach ensures proper error chaining and cleaner code.Apply this diff:
- const err = Error( + throw new Error( `Unable to update session key in the database: ${String(error)}`, - ); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + { cause: error } + );Committable suggestion
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244-245: Use 'new Error' and include 'cause' in Error constructor
In the error handling code at lines 244-245 and 310-314, consider using
new Errorto instantiate error objects. Additionally, if your environment and TypeScript configuration support it, pass the original error as thecauseoption in the constructor for better error chaining and stack traces.Apply these diffs to update the error handling:
For lines 244-245:
try { /** @type {PersonaList} */ let personaList: PersonaList = new PersonaList(); // ... code omitted for brevity ... } catch (error) { - const err = Error(`Error serializing personaMapsMsg`); - err.cause = error; + const err = new Error(`Error serializing personaMapsMsg`, { cause: error }); throw err; }For lines 310-314:
} catch (error) { - const err = Error( - `Error handling persona data: ${String(error)}`, - ); - err.cause = error; + const err = new Error(`Error handling persona data: ${String(error)}`, { cause: error }); throw err; }Also applies to: 310-314
272-272: Update JSDoc comment to reflect 'ServerLogger' type
The JSDoc comment for the
receivePersonaDatafunction still referencesimport("pino").Loggerfor thelogparameter, but the code has updated the type toServerLogger. Please update the JSDoc comment to reflect the new type for consistency and accurate documentation.Apply this diff to update the JSDoc comment:
/** * * @param {object} args * @param {string} args.connectionId * @param {SerializedBufferOld} args.message - * @param {import("pino").Logger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "PersonaServer" })] + * @param {ServerLogger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "PersonaServer" })] * @returns {Promise<{ * connectionId: string, * messages: SerializedBufferOld[], * }>} * @throws {Error} Unknown code was received */Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
173-173: Update JSDoc comment to reflect 'ServerLogger' type
The JSDoc comment for the
getPersonaMapsfunction still referencesimport("pino").Loggerfor thelogparameter, but the code has updated the type toServerLogger. Please update the JSDoc comment to reflect the new type for consistency and accurate documentation.Apply this diff to update the JSDoc comment:
/** * Handle a get persona maps packet * @param {object} args * @param {string} args.connectionId * @param {LegacyMessage} args.message - * @param {import("pino").Logger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "LoginServer" })] + * @param {ServerLogger} [args.log=getServerLogger({ module: "PersonaServer" })] * @returns {Promise<{ * connectionId: string, * messages: SerializedBufferOld[], * }>} */Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
55-55: Update JSDoc comment to reflect 'ServerLogger' type
The JSDoc comment for the
handlerfunction inmessageHandlersstill referencesimport("pino").Loggerfor thelogparameter, but the code has updated the type toServerLogger. Please update the JSDoc comment to reflect the new type for consistency and accurate documentation.Apply this diff to update the JSDoc comment:
/** * Array of supported message handlers * * @type {{ * opCode: number, * name: string, * handler: (args: { * connectionId: string, * message: LegacyMessage, - * log: import("pino").Logger, + * log: ServerLogger, * }) => Promise<{ * connectionId: string, * messages: SerializedBufferOld[], * }>}[]} */Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
packages/gateway/src/index.ts (3)
207-256: Review and correct Sentry instrumentation
The current usage of
Sentry.startSpanmay not correctly capture performance data as intended. In the Sentry Node.js SDK, spans are typically managed within transactions. Ensure that spans are properly started and finished to capture performance metrics accurately.Consider refactoring the code to properly use transactions and spans:
Start a transaction at the beginning of your operation:
const transaction = Sentry.startTransaction({ name: "onDataHandler" });Wrap your asynchronous operation within the transaction's context:
Sentry.getCurrentHub().configureScope(scope => { scope.setSpan(transaction); });Ensure the transaction is finished after the operation completes or encounters an error:
// After the operation transaction.finish();Apply these changes to properly instrument your code using Sentry's performance monitoring capabilities. Refer to Sentry's official documentation on performance monitoring for detailed guidance.
122-122: Use 'new' when throwing Error instances
Similarly, replace
throw Error(...)withthrow new Error(...)to correctly instantiate theErrorobject.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- throw Error("localPort or remoteAddress is undefined"); + throw new Error("localPort or remoteAddress is undefined");Committable suggestion
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76-76: Use 'new' when throwing Error instances
In TypeScript, when throwing an
Error, you should instantiate it using thenewkeyword. Replacethrow Error(...)withthrow new Error(...)to properly create anErrorinstance.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- throw Error(`Socket error: ${error.message} on connection ${connectionId}`); + throw new Error(`Socket error: ${error.message} on connection ${connectionId}`);Committable suggestion
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99-99: > [!TIP]
Codebase Verification
Inconsistent Error Types May Cause Issues Across Codebase
The replacement of
ServerErrorwithErrorin GatewayServer.ts is complete and consistent within the file. However, this change creates an inconsistency with the rest of the codebase, which still usesServerError. This inconsistency may lead to the following issues:
- Other parts of the codebase expecting to catch
ServerErrorinstances thrown by GatewayServer.ts will no longer work as intended.- Error handling and logging mechanisms may not properly categorize or process errors from GatewayServer.ts.
To address this:
- Review and update error handling in files that interact with GatewayServer.ts to ensure they can handle generic
Errorinstances.- Consider applying this change consistently across the entire codebase to maintain uniformity in error handling.
- If
ServerErrorprovides specific functionality, evaluate whether replacing it withErrorin GatewayServer.ts was appropriate.Analysis chain
Ensure Error Handling Consistency After Replacing
ServerErrorwithErrorReplacing the custom
ServerErrorwith the genericErrorsimplifies the code but may affect error-handling logic that specifically catchesServerError. Please verify that all error handling throughout the codebase is updated to accommodate this change.Run the following script to identify any references to
ServerError:Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for references to `ServerError` in the codebase. # Expectation: No occurrences of `ServerError` should remain. rg 'ServerError'Length of output: 2175
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for any remaining 'ServerError' references and error handling patterns in GatewayServer.ts # Search for 'ServerError' in GatewayServer.ts echo "Searching for 'ServerError' in GatewayServer.ts:" rg 'ServerError' packages/gateway/src/GatewayServer.ts # Search for error handling patterns in GatewayServer.ts echo -e "\nSearching for error handling patterns in GatewayServer.ts:" rg 'catch|throw|Error' packages/gateway/src/GatewayServer.ts # Check for imports of 'ServerError' in GatewayServer.ts echo -e "\nChecking for imports of 'ServerError' in GatewayServer.ts:" rg 'import.*ServerError' packages/gateway/src/GatewayServer.tsLength of output: 889
packages/transactions/src/internal.ts (8)
145-145: Optimize retrieval of server configuration
getServerConfiguration()is called during each invocation ofreceiveTransactionsData, which might affect performance if the configuration retrieval is resource-intensive. Consider retrieving the configuration once and reusing it, or ensuring that the function is efficient.
125-125: Use 'new' keyword when throwing Error instances
When throwing an Error, instantiate it with the
newkeyword to maintain proper Error object semantics.Apply this diff:
- throw Error( + throw new Error( `Message Number Not Handled: ${currentMessageNo} (${currentMessageString}`, );Committable suggestion
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174-174: Use 'new' keyword when throwing Error instances
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227-227: Use 'new' keyword when throwing Error instances
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290-290: Use 'new' keyword when throwing Error instances
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newkeyword when creating Error instances to ensure proper prototype chaining and stack trace capturing. Update the error instantiation accordingly.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
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158-162: Leverage the 'cause' option in Error constructor for better clarity.
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causeoption:- const err = new Error( - `Error serializing PersonaRecord buffer: ${String(error)}`, - ); - err.cause = error; - throw err; + throw new Error( + `Error serializing PersonaRecord buffer: ${String(error)}`, + { cause: error } + );Repeat similar changes for other instances where you assign
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Inconsistent error handling across the codebase needs attention
The switch from
ServerErrorto genericErrorin LobbyMessage.ts appears to be intentional. However, this change has created an inconsistency in error handling across the codebase:
- LobbyMessage.ts now uses generic
Error.- Other files (e.g., in packages/shared, packages/database, packages/core) still use
ServerError.This inconsistency could lead to confusion and potential issues with error handling in the future.
Recommendations:
- Decide on a consistent approach to error handling across the entire codebase.
- If specific error information is needed, consider creating a custom error class that extends
Error. For example:export class LobbyError extends Error { constructor(message: string) { super(message); this.name = 'LobbyError'; } }
- Update all files to use the chosen error handling approach.
- Document the error handling strategy in the project's coding guidelines.
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Switching from
ServerErrorto genericErrormay reduce error specificityOn line 273, the code now throws a generic
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Errorto provide more specific context. For example:export class LobbyDeserializeError extends Error { constructor(message: string) { super(message); this.name = 'LobbyDeserializeError'; } }Then, modify the throw statement:
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packages/database/src/services/database.ts (1)
12-15: Verify the impact of enablingbigIntMode: "bigint"The addition of
bigIntMode: "bigint"changes how BigInt values are handled, returning them as JavaScriptBigIntobjects instead of strings or numbers. Ensure that all parts of the codebase interacting with the database can handleBigInttypes properly to prevent type errors or incorrect calculations.Run the following script to identify code that may be affected by this change:
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packages/nps/gameMessageProcessors/processSelectPersona.ts (1)
38-40: Consider using string interpolation for better readability.While the current logging statement is correct, consider using string interpolation for better readability and consistency with other logging statements.
Apply this diff to use string interpolation:
- log.info( - `Setting persona ID to ${personaId} for ${existingStatus.getCustomerId()}`, - ); + log.info(`Setting persona ID to ${personaId} for ${existingStatus.getCustomerId()}`);packages/shared/src/Configuration.ts (1)
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getServerConfigurationfunction, theloggerparameter is optional and doesn't have a default value assigned. This could lead to potential issues if the function is called without providing aloggerobject.To maintain consistency with the
Configurationclass constructor, consider adding a default value for theloggerparameter in thegetServerConfigurationfunction.Apply this diff to add a default value for the
loggerparameter:export function getServerConfiguration({ host, certificateFile, privateKeyFile, publicKeyFile, logLevel, - logger, + logger = getServerLogger({}), }: { host?: string; certificateFile?: string; privateKeyFile?: string; publicKeyFile?: string; logLevel?: string; logger?: Logger; }): Configuration {packages/patch/src/PatchServer.ts (1)
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PatchServerclass appear to be valid and maintain the existing functionality, it would be beneficial to have unit tests in place to ensure that the class continues to work as expected. Consider adding tests that cover the main methods (castanetResponse,handleRequest) and verify the behavior of the class under different scenarios.
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packages/nps/gameMessageProcessors/processSelectPersona.ts
[error] 12-12: This parameter is unused.
Unused variables usually are result of incomplete refactoring, typos and other source of bugs.
Unsafe fix: If this is intentional, prepend connectionId with an underscore.(lint/correctness/noUnusedVariables)
[error] 13-13: This parameter is unused.
Unused variables usually are result of incomplete refactoring, typos and other source of bugs.
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packages/nps/tsconfig.json (1)
9-10: LGTM! The changes improve TypeScript file inclusion.The modifications to the
includesection are beneficial for the following reasons:
Adding
"src"ensures that all TypeScript files directly under thesrcdirectory are included in the compilation process.Appending
"**/*.ts"recursively includes all TypeScript files in subdirectories of the project, ensuring comprehensive coverage.These changes enhance the project's build process by guaranteeing that all relevant TypeScript files are considered, regardless of their location within the directory structure.
packages/nps/gameMessageProcessors/processSelectPersona.ts (4)
7-9: Excellent logging enhancement!Initializing the logger with a specific name improves traceability and makes it easier to identify the source of log messages. This is a great practice for better log management and debugging.
17-28: Great improvements to logging!The reorganized logging statements provide clearer insights into the flow of data by logging the extracted values of
customerId,personaId, andshardId. This enhances the traceability and makes it easier to understand the processing of the message.
30-36: Robust error handling for missing user status.The added error handling for the case when the user status is not found for a given
customerIdis a great improvement. Logging the error and throwing an exception enhances the reliability of the function and helps in identifying and debugging issues related to missing user statuses.
42-48: LGTM!The remaining changes, including updating the user status with the new
personaId, logging theGameLoginmessage, sending the acknowledgment through the socket callback, and resolving the promise, are all implemented correctly and align with the expected behavior of theprocessSelectPersonafunction.packages/shared/src/Configuration.ts (2)
39-39: LGTM!The
loggerproperty type in theConfigurationclass has been updated fromLoggertoServerLogger. This change aligns with the updated import statement and suggests a more specialized logging mechanism tailored for server-related operations.
2-2: Verify the usage ofServerLoggerin the codebase.The import statement has been updated to include the
ServerLoggertype from thelog.jsmodule. This change is consistent with the modification of theloggerproperty type in theConfigurationclass.However, it's important to ensure that all instances of the
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ServerLoggerin theConfigurationclass and throughout the codebase is correct and consistent. The import statement update to include theServerLoggertype is appropriate and aligns with its usage in the constructor. TheConfigurationclass properly accepts aServerLoggerparameter with a default value ofgetServerLogger({}), ensuring that all instances are initialized with a valid logger.Furthermore, the widespread use of
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packages/patch/src/PatchServer.ts (8)
6-12: LGTM!The
CastanetResponseobject declaration looks good. The formatting changes improve readability without altering the functionality.
23-30: LGTM!The changes to the JSDoc comments and the
_instanceproperty declaration are purely cosmetic and do not affect the functionality of thePatchServerclass.
32-38: LGTM!Updating the type of the
_logproperty fromimport("pino").LoggertoServerLoggeris a good change that improves type specificity and aligns with the updated import statement.
40-48: LGTM!The changes to the constructor's parameter type and JSDoc comments are consistent with the other modifications and do not introduce any issues.
50-63: LGTM!Updating the
getInstancemethod to accept aServerLoggerparameter aligns with the changes made to the constructor and maintains consistency throughout the class.
65-84: LGTM!The formatting changes in the
castanetResponsemethod improve readability without modifying the functionality. The method continues to handle incoming requests and generate the appropriate response.
86-105: LGTM!The
handleRequestmethod remains functionally unchanged, with only formatting adjustments for improved readability. The routing logic and error handling are still intact.
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packages/nps/messageStructs/UserStatus.ts (4)
35-37: LGTM!The
overridekeyword correctly indicates that theserializemethod is overriding the base class implementation. The method body remains unchanged.
38-40: LGTM!The
overridekeyword correctly indicates that thegetByteSizemethod is overriding the base class implementation. The method body remains unchanged.
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overridekeyword correctly indicates that thetoStringmethod is overriding the base class implementation. The method body remains unchanged.
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overridekeywords appears safe, but caution and additional testing recommended.The addition of
overridekeywords toserialize,getByteSize, andtoStringmethods in the UserStatus class seems unlikely to cause immediate issues. We didn't find any direct usages of these methods or any classes extending UserStatus, which reduces the risk of unintended side effects.However, please consider the following recommendations:
- Add unit tests specifically for the UserStatus class, focusing on the methods now marked with
override.- Carefully review the BaseSerializable class to ensure the overridden methods in UserStatus align with the base class expectations.
- Conduct thorough integration testing, as UserStatus is imported and used across multiple files in the project.
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This commit refactors the ConsoleThread class in the `ConsoleThread.ts` file. It adds a static `_instance` property to implement the singleton pattern, ensuring that only one instance of the ConsoleThread class can be created. The commit also includes a test in the `index.test.ts` file to verify that an error is thrown if more than one instance of ConsoleThread is created.
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packages/cli/test/index.test.ts (1)
4-19: Great test case for enforcing the singleton pattern!The test case effectively verifies that attempting to create multiple instances of the
ConsoleThreadclass throws an error with the expected message. This ensures that the class maintains a single instance, which is crucial for its intended use.A few suggestions to further improve the test:
Consider moving the
parentThreadandlogmocks to abeforeEachblock to keep the test case focused on the assertion.You can use
toThrowErrormatcher with the expected error message directly, instead of using a callback function.Apply this diff to implement the suggestions:
describe("ConsoleThread", () => { + let parentThread: any; + let log: any; + + beforeEach(() => { + parentThread = {}; + log = { + info: () => vi.fn(), + error: () => vi.fn(), + warn: () => vi.fn(), + debug: () => vi.fn(), + trace: () => vi.fn(), + fatal: () => vi.fn(), + }; + }); + it("should throw if more then one instance is created", () => { - const parentThread = {} as any; - const log = { - info: () => vi.fn(), - error: () => vi.fn(), - warn: () => vi.fn(), - debug: () => vi.fn(), - trace: () => vi.fn(), - fatal: () => vi.fn(), - } as any; new ConsoleThread({ parentThread, log }); - expect(() => new ConsoleThread({ parentThread, log })).toThrow( - "ConsoleThread already exists", - ); + expect(() => new ConsoleThread({ parentThread, log })) + .toThrowError("ConsoleThread already exists"); }); });packages/cli/ConsoleThread.ts (2)
19-19: Improve JSDoc type annotation forlogparameter.The
@paramJSDoc annotation for thelogparameter should use theServerLoggertype directly without{ServerLogger}.- * @param {ServerLogger} options.log The logger + * @param {ServerLogger} log The logger
34-34: Add test coverage for the error scenario.The added line that throws an
ErrorwhenparentThreadis undefined is not covered by tests according to the codecov/patch check.Here's a sample test case to cover this scenario:
describe('ConsoleThread', () => { it('should throw an error when parentThread is undefined', () => { const log = { info: jest.fn() } as unknown as ServerLogger; expect(() => new ConsoleThread({ parentThread: undefined, log })).toThrowError( 'parentThread is undefined when creating ReadInput', ); }); });Do you want me to open a GitHub issue to track adding this test case?
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packages/cli/ConsoleThread.ts (3)
14-14: Singleton pattern implemented correctly.The static
_instanceproperty is used to enforce the singleton pattern, ensuring only one instance ofConsoleThreadcan exist.
29-31: Error handling for singleton violation is appropriate.Throwing an
Errorwhen attempting to create a second instance ofConsoleThreadis the correct approach to enforce the singleton pattern.
39-39: Instance assignment is correctly placed.Assigning
thisto the static_instanceproperty after validating theparentThreadensures the singleton is only set when the instance is valid.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
CastanetResponse,generateShardList, and other functions to improve modularity and functionality.Bug Fixes
ServerErrorwith standardError, improving clarity in error reporting across multiple components.Documentation
ServerLoggerfor better type safety and clarity.Refactor
Chores
ServerError.