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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces significant updates to the repository, including a new GitHub Actions workflow for automated testing and linting, enhancements to the Changes
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participant User
participant GitHub Actions
participant Node.js
participant InterpolService
User->>GitHub Actions: Push code
GitHub Actions->>Node.js: Checkout code
GitHub Actions->>Node.js: Setup Node.js
GitHub Actions->>Node.js: Install dependencies
GitHub Actions->>Node.js: Run tests
GitHub Actions->>Node.js: Run linter
Node.js->>InterpolService: Call getRedNotices()
InterpolService-->>Node.js: Return Red Notices
Node.js->>InterpolService: Call getRedNoticeDetails(noticeID)
InterpolService-->>Node.js: Return Notice Details
Node.js->>InterpolService: Call getRedNoticeDetailImages(noticeID)
InterpolService-->>Node.js: Return Detail Images
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.husky/pre-commit (1)
1-2: Approve the addition of pre-commit tests with suggestions for improvement.The addition of
npm run testto the pre-commit hook is a good practice for maintaining code quality. It ensures that all tests pass before allowing a commit, which can prevent the introduction of bugs into the codebase.However, consider the following improvements:
- Add error handling to stop execution if commitlint fails. This can be done by using the
&&operator:npx --no-install commitlint --edit "$1" && npm run test
- For larger projects where running all tests might be time-consuming, consider creating a faster subset of critical tests for pre-commit checks. You could add a new script in
package.jsonfor this purpose:{ "scripts": { "test:fast": "jest --bail --findRelatedTests" } }Then update the pre-commit hook to use this faster test suite:
npx --no-install commitlint --edit "$1" && npm run test:fastThis approach allows for quicker commits while still catching most issues, reserving full test runs for CI/CD pipelines.
jest.config.js (1)
1-7: LGTM! Jest configuration looks good.The Jest configuration is well-structured and appropriate for a Node.js project using TypeScript. It correctly sets up the test environment and includes a transformation rule for TypeScript files.
Consider the following suggestions to enhance your Jest configuration:
- Add
coverageDirectoryto specify where Jest should output coverage files.- Include
collectCoverageFromto define which files to collect coverage from.- Set
testMatchortestRegexto explicitly define test file patterns.Here's an example of how you might expand the configuration:
/** @type {import('ts-jest').JestConfigWithTsJest} */ module.exports = { testEnvironment: "node", transform: { "^.+\\.ts?$": ["ts-jest", {}], }, coverageDirectory: "coverage", collectCoverageFrom: ["src/**/*.{js,ts}", "!src/**/*.d.ts"], testMatch: ["**/__tests__/**/*.ts", "**/?(*.)+(spec|test).ts"], };These additions can help improve your test coverage reporting and test file organization.
.github/workflows/test.yml (1)
9-17: LGTM: Checkout and Node.js setup steps are well-configured.The use of
actions/checkout@v3andactions/setup-node@v3is appropriate. Specifying the LTS version of Node.js and enabling npm caching are good practices for stability and performance.Consider updating to the latest versions of these actions (currently v4) for potential improvements and bug fixes:
- uses: actions/checkout@v3 + uses: actions/checkout@v4 - uses: actions/setup-node@v3 + uses: actions/setup-node@v4src/services/InterpolService.test.ts (1)
3-5: Test suite structure looks good, consider adding setup/teardown.The test suite structure follows Jest best practices. The
noticeIDvariable at the suite level is a good approach for sharing data between related tests.Consider adding
beforeAllandafterAllhooks for any necessary setup or teardown operations. This can help ensure a clean state for each test run and improve test isolation.describe("InterpolService", () => { let noticeID: string; beforeAll(() => { // Perform any necessary setup }); afterAll(() => { // Perform any necessary cleanup }); // ... existing tests ... });package.json (2)
12-13: LGTM! Consider adding a combined script for convenience.The updates to the scripts are appropriate:
- Using Jest for testing is a good choice for a TypeScript project.
- Adding a Biome check script enhances code quality control.
Consider adding a combined script that runs both tests and linting:
"scripts": { "build": "tsc", "test": "jest", "biome-check": "npx @biomejs/biome check src", + "check": "npm run test && npm run biome-check", "prepare": "husky" },This would allow developers to run all checks with a single command:
npm run check.
32-37: LGTM! Consider adding Jest as a direct devDependency.The updates to the devDependencies are appropriate and align with the project's new testing and linting setup:
- Biome for linting
- Jest types and ts-jest for TypeScript testing support
- Husky is maintained for pre-commit hooks
Consider adding Jest as a direct devDependency:
"devDependencies": { "@biomejs/biome": "^1.9.4", "@commitlint/cli": "^19.5.0", "@commitlint/config-conventional": "^19.5.0", "@types/jest": "^29.5.13", "husky": "^9.1.6", + "jest": "^29.7.0", "ts-jest": "^29.2.5" }This ensures that the Jest version is explicitly specified and managed in the project.
src/models/RedNoticeDetailImages.ts (1)
8-29: LGTM! Well-structured _embedded property.The
_embeddedproperty is well-defined, accurately representing the structure of embedded images. The use of nested objects and arrays is appropriate for the data structure.For consistency, consider using PascalCase for the
picture_idproperty to match TypeScript naming conventions:- picture_id: string; + pictureId: string;src/services/InterpolService.ts (3)
9-15: Approved: Method renamed for clarityThe renaming of
getNoticesRedtogetRedNoticesimproves clarity and consistency. This change aligns well with common naming conventions and makes the method's purpose more evident.Consider using a more specific type for the
queryparameter instead of the optionalRedNoticesQuery. This could improve type safety:public static getRedNotices(query: RedNoticesQuery = {}): CancelablePromise<RedNoticesEntitiy>This change ensures that
queryis always an object, even if no parameters are provided.
17-25: Approved: New methodgetRedNoticeDetailsaddedThe addition of
getRedNoticeDetailsmethod is a valuable enhancement to theInterpolServiceclass. It follows the existing pattern and provides a way to fetch details for a specific red notice.Consider adding basic error handling to improve robustness:
public static getRedNoticeDetails(noticeID: string): CancelablePromise<RedNoticeDetailsEntitiy> { if (!noticeID) { throw new Error('noticeID is required'); } return __request(OpenAPI, { method: "GET", url: "/notices/v1/red/{noticeID}", path: { noticeID, }, }); }This change ensures that the method doesn't make an API call with an empty
noticeID.
27-37: Approved: New methodgetRedNoticeDetailImagesaddedThe addition of
getRedNoticeDetailImagesmethod is a valuable enhancement to theInterpolServiceclass. It follows the existing pattern and provides a way to fetch images associated with a specific red notice.Similar to the previous method, consider adding basic error handling:
public static getRedNoticeDetailImages(noticeID: string): CancelablePromise<RedNoticeDetailImagesEntitiy> { if (!noticeID) { throw new Error('noticeID is required'); } return __request(OpenAPI, { method: "GET", url: "/notices/v1/red/{noticeID}/images", path: { noticeID, }, }); }This change ensures that the method doesn't make an API call with an empty
noticeID.src/models/RedNoticeDetails.ts (3)
23-25: Specify units of measurement forweightandheightThe
weightandheightproperties are correctly typed as numbers, but their JSDoc comments don't specify the units of measurement.Consider updating the JSDoc comments to include the units:
/** - * The weight of the individual. + * The weight of the individual in kilograms. */ weight: number; /** - * The height of the individual. + * The height of the individual in centimeters. */ height: number;Also applies to: 47-49
38-45: Enhance documentation for language and country codesThe
languages_spoken_idsandnationalitiesproperties are well-defined as string arrays. However, it would be helpful to provide examples or references for the code formats mentioned in the comments.Consider updating the JSDoc comments to include examples or references:
/** * List of language IDs spoken by the individual. Three digit language code. + * Example: "eng" for English, "fra" for French. Refer to ISO 639-2 codes. */ languages_spoken_ids: string[]; /** * List of nationality IDs of the individual. Two digit country code. + * Example: "US" for United States, "GB" for United Kingdom. Refer to ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes. */ nationalities: string[];
78-109: LGTM: Well-structured HATEOAS-compliant propertiesThe
_embeddedand_linksproperties are well-defined and follow HATEOAS principles, which is excellent for RESTful API design. The structure is clear, and the comments provide good explanations for each link type.Consider adding a brief explanation of HATEOAS in the main type description to provide context for these properties. For example:
/** * Represents the details of a Red Notice entity. + * This type follows HATEOAS principles, including embedded resources and hyperlinks. */ export type RedNoticeDetailsEntity = { // ... existing properties ...src/models/RedNotices.ts (1)
75-78: LGTM! Consider enhancing the JSDoc comment.The addition of the
entity_idproperty is a valuable enhancement to theRedNoticesEntitiytype. It provides a unique identifier for each notice, which is crucial for data management and retrieval.Consider slightly expanding the JSDoc comment to provide more context:
/** - * The unique identifier for the entity. + * The unique identifier for the Red Notice entity. */ entity_id: string;This minor change clarifies that the
entity_idis specific to a Red Notice entity.biome.json (2)
15-77: Comprehensive TypeScript rules, but consider flexibility.The TypeScript-specific rules are extensive and set to "error" level, which is great for maintaining high code quality. However, some rules might be too strict for certain projects or coding styles.
Consider reviewing these rules with your team to ensure they align with your project's needs. You might want to set some rules to "warn" instead of "error" to allow for more flexibility, especially during the initial adoption phase. For example:
"noUnusedVariables": "error", +"noUnusedParameters": "warn", "useIsNan": "error",This approach allows you to gradually enforce stricter rules as the team adapts to the new linting standards.
78-268: Well-defined TypeScript overrides and globals, but documentation needed.The multiple TypeScript overrides provide fine-grained control over different linting aspects, and the extensive list of global variables for event handlers is comprehensive. This setup allows for precise linting tailored to different parts of your codebase.
To improve maintainability, consider adding comments to explain the purpose of each override section. For example:
{ + // Override for general TypeScript files "include": ["**/*.{ts,tsx}"], "linter": { "rules": { "correctness": { "noConstAssign": "off", // ... other rules ... }, // ... other categories ... } } }, { + // Override for React component files "include": ["**/*.{ts,tsx}"], "linter": { "rules": { "correctness": { "useExhaustiveDependencies": "warn", "useHookAtTopLevel": "error" } } } }This documentation will help team members understand the purpose and scope of each override.
README.md (2)
3-5: Add alt text to images for improved accessibility.To enhance accessibility and comply with web standards, please add descriptive alt text to the SVG images. This helps users who rely on screen readers to understand the content of the images.
Here's an example of how you can add alt text:
-<img src="./assets/red_notice.svg" height="150px" /> -<img src="./assets/yellow_notice.svg" height="150px" /> -<img src="./assets/un_notice.svg" height="150px" /> +<img src="./assets/red_notice.svg" alt="Red Notice icon" height="150px" /> +<img src="./assets/yellow_notice.svg" alt="Yellow Notice icon" height="150px" /> +<img src="./assets/un_notice.svg" alt="UN Notice icon" height="150px" />🧰 Tools
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63-63: Simplify phrasing for clarity.Consider simplifying the phrase "consulting with" to just "consulting" for improved readability.
Here's the suggested change:
-It does not provide legal advice and should not be used as a substitute for consulting with legal professionals. +It does not provide legal advice and should not be used as a substitute for consulting legal professionals.🧰 Tools
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[style] ~63-~63: This phrase is redundant. Consider writing “consulting”.
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src/index.ts (1)
1-1: Approve the explicit export of InterpolServiceThe modification to explicitly export only the
InterpolServiceis a good practice. It provides better control over the public API and improves maintainability by clearly defining what's available for import.To ensure this change doesn't unintentionally break existing code, please run the following verification script:
If the script returns any results other than imports of
InterpolServiceor*imports, those might need to be updated to align with this change..github/workflows/test.yml (5)
1-3: LGTM: Workflow name and trigger are well-defined.The workflow name "Test and Lint" clearly describes its purpose, and triggering on every push event ensures continuous integration.
5-7: LGTM: Job definition and runner are appropriate.The job name 'test-and-lint' aligns well with the workflow's purpose. Running on the latest Ubuntu ensures an up-to-date environment for testing and linting.
19-20: LGTM: Dependency installation step is correct for CI.Using
npm ciinstead ofnpm installis the right choice for CI environments. It ensures a clean and reproducible installation of dependencies.
1-26: Overall, this is a well-crafted GitHub Actions workflow.The workflow effectively covers the essential steps for a Node.js project's CI pipeline: code checkout, environment setup, dependency installation, testing, and linting. It follows good practices such as using
npm cifor installations and separating test and lint steps.A few minor suggestions for improvement:
- Consider updating to the latest versions (v4) of the checkout and setup-node actions.
- Verify that Biome is the intended linting tool for the project.
These changes aside, the workflow is solid and should provide reliable continuous integration for your project.
22-26: LGTM: Test and lint execution steps are well-defined.Separating the test and lint steps is a good practice. The commands use npm scripts, which allows for easy customization in the
package.jsonfile.Please confirm that Biome is the intended linting tool for this project. If it's a recent change, ensure that the team is aware and comfortable with this choice. You can verify the linter configuration with the following command:
✅ Verification successful
Verification Successful: Biome is correctly configured as the linting tool.
The Biome configuration file (
biome.json) and the linting script (biome-check) inpackage.jsonare present and properly set up.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Check for Biome configuration if [ -f biome.json ]; then echo "Biome configuration found:" cat biome.json else echo "Biome configuration not found. Please verify the linting tool choice." fi # Check package.json for linting scripts echo "Linting scripts in package.json:" jq '.scripts | with_entries(select(.key | contains("lint") or contains("biome")))' package.jsonLength of output: 8260
src/services/InterpolService.test.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct.The import statement for InterpolService is properly defined.
package.json (1)
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1-39: Overall, excellent improvements to the project configuration!The changes to
package.jsonsignificantly enhance the project's development workflow:
- Introduction of Jest for testing improves the reliability and maintainability of the codebase.
- Addition of Biome for linting ensures consistent code style and catches potential issues early.
- The new devDependencies support these tools effectively.
These updates align well with modern JavaScript/TypeScript project practices and the PR objectives. They lay a solid foundation for ongoing development and contribute to better code quality.
src/models/RedNoticeDetailImages.ts (3)
1-53: LGTM! Well-structured type definition.The
RedNoticeDetailImagesEntitiytype is well-defined with a clear structure. The use of JSDoc comments for documentation is commendable, enhancing code readability and maintainability.
33-52: LGTM! Well-structured _links property.The
_linksproperty is well-defined, accurately representing links to related resources. The use of JSDoc comments for each link enhances clarity and documentation.
1-53: Verify usage of RedNoticeDetailImagesEntitiy in the codebase.The
RedNoticeDetailImagesEntitiytype is well-defined and documented. To ensure its proper integration, let's verify its usage across the codebase.Run the following script to check the usage of
RedNoticeDetailImagesEntitiy:✅ Verification successful
Usage of
RedNoticeDetailImagesEntitiyConfirmedThe
RedNoticeDetailImagesEntitiytype is properly imported and utilized within the codebase, specifically inInterpolService.tsand its corresponding test file. No issues related to missing or improperly replaced code were found.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of RedNoticeDetailImagesEntitiy type in the codebase. # Test: Search for import statements or usage of RedNoticeDetailImagesEntitiy echo "Searching for import statements or usage of RedNoticeDetailImagesEntitiy:" rg -i "RedNoticeDetailImagesEntitiy" # Test: Search for any files that might be using this type without importing echo "Searching for potential usage without import:" rg -i "DetailImages" --type tsLength of output: 1302
src/services/InterpolService.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM: Import statements updated correctlyThe changes to the import statements are appropriate:
- Using
typeimports forCancelablePromise,RedNoticesEntitiy, andRedNoticesQueryimproves type checking.- New imports for
RedNoticeDetailImagesEntitiyandRedNoticeDetailsEntitiysupport the newly added methods.These changes align well with the updates in the class implementation.
Also applies to: 4-6
1-37: Overall: Excellent enhancements to InterpolServiceThe changes to
InterpolService.tssignificantly improve the functionality of the class:
- The renaming of
getNoticesRedtogetRedNoticesimproves clarity.- The addition of
getRedNoticeDetailsandgetRedNoticeDetailImagesmethods expands the API's capabilities.- The use of type imports and consistent implementation patterns maintains code quality.
These enhancements align well with the PR objectives and the library's purpose of interacting with the Interpol public Notices API.
To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify the usage of these new methods:
This script will help identify any inconsistencies in method usage or naming conventions across the codebase.
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Verification Completed: All Checks Passed
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InterpolService.tsfile has been thoroughly verified:
- No leftover references to the old method
getNoticesRedwere found.- All new methods (
getRedNotices,getRedNoticeDetails,getRedNoticeDetailImages) are correctly implemented and utilized.- Naming conventions for 'Red Notice' are consistent across the codebase.
Everything aligns with the PR objectives and maintains the integrity of the codebase.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for usage of new methods and potential leftover references to old method names # Test 1: Check for usage of new methods echo "Checking usage of new methods:" rg "getRedNotices|getRedNoticeDetails|getRedNoticeDetailImages" --type ts # Test 2: Check for any leftover references to old method name echo "Checking for leftover references to old method name:" rg "getNoticesRed" --type ts # Test 3: Check for consistent naming of 'Red Notice' across the codebase echo "Checking for consistent naming of 'Red Notice':" rg "Red Notice|RedNotice" --type tsLength of output: 3999
src/models/RedNoticeDetails.ts (4)
8-21: LGTM: Well-structuredarrest_warrantspropertyThe
arrest_warrantsproperty is well-defined and properly documented. The use of an array of objects with clear property names and types is appropriate for representing multiple arrest warrants. The optionalcharge_translationis correctly implemented.
50-53: LGTM: Well-definedsex_idpropertyThe
sex_idproperty is well-defined using a union type, which ensures type safety for the allowed values. The JSDoc comment clearly explains the meaning of each value, including the "U" option for cases where the sex might be unknown or unspecified.
1-110: Overall: Well-defined and documentedRedNoticeDetailsEntitytypeThe
RedNoticeDetailsEntitytype is well-structured and provides a comprehensive representation of Red Notice details. It aligns well with the PR objectives and supports the new methods in the InterpolService for retrieving Red Notice information.Key strengths:
- Detailed property definitions with appropriate types
- Comprehensive JSDoc comments for most properties
- HATEOAS-compliant structure for API resources
Areas for improvement:
- Fix the typo in the type name (Entitiy -> Entity)
- Add units of measurement for weight and height
- Provide more context for language and country codes
- Clarify the format of eye color and hair color/type IDs
These minor improvements will enhance the clarity and usability of the type definition. Great job overall!
66-73: Clarify ID formats foreyes_colors_idandhairs_idThe
eyes_colors_idandhairs_idproperties are defined as string arrays, which is appropriate for representing multiple values. However, the current documentation lacks information about the format of these IDs and their possible values.Could you provide more details about these IDs? Are they standardized codes or custom values? Consider updating the JSDoc comments with this information and possibly include examples. For instance:
/** * List of eye color IDs. + * Format: [Describe the format, e.g., "Two-letter codes"] + * Example: ["BL" for Blue, "BR" for Brown] */ eyes_colors_id: string[]; /** * List of hair color/type IDs. + * Format: [Describe the format] + * Example: ["BK" for Black, "BL" for Blond] */ hairs_id: string[];To verify the usage of these IDs across the codebase, we can run the following script:
src/models/RedNotices.ts (1)
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1-178: Overall, the file structure and documentation are well-maintained.The addition of the
entity_idproperty enhances theRedNoticesEntitiytype without introducing any breaking changes. The file continues to provide a clear and comprehensive definition of the data structures related to Red Notices.src/core/request.ts (8)
9-9: LGTM: Consistent formatting applied.The addition of a trailing comma to the function parameter is a good stylistic choice. It's consistent with modern JavaScript/TypeScript style guides and can help reduce noise in version control diffs when parameters are added or reordered.
101-101: LGTM: Consistent formatting maintained.The addition of a trailing comma to the function parameter is consistent with the previous changes and modern style guidelines. This change improves code consistency throughout the file.
132-132: LGTM: Formatting consistency maintained.The addition of a trailing comma to the second function parameter aligns with the previous changes and modern TypeScript style guidelines. This change contributes to the overall consistency of the codebase.
142-142: LGTM: Consistent formatting and improved maintainability.The addition of trailing commas to the function parameter and the object passed to the reduce function aligns with modern TypeScript style guidelines. These changes not only maintain consistency but also improve maintainability, especially for the object in the reduce function, as it makes future additions easier and results in cleaner diffs.
Also applies to: 154-154
176-176: Great optimization: Simplified condition check.The modification to combine the checks for string, Blob, and FormData types into a single condition is an excellent optimization. This change makes the code more concise without altering the function's behavior, reducing code duplication and improving readability.
210-210: LGTM: Consistent formatting applied.The addition of a trailing comma to the second function parameter maintains consistency with the previous changes and adheres to modern TypeScript style guidelines. This change contributes to the overall code consistency in the file.
227-227: Excellent: Improved content type checking and consistent formatting.
The modification to the JSON content type check on line 227 is a great improvement. It simplifies the condition while making it more flexible and case-insensitive. This change enhances the robustness of content type checking, allowing for variations in the "Content-Type" header.
The addition of a trailing comma to the error message template string on line 272 maintains consistency with the formatting style applied throughout the file.
Both changes contribute to better code quality and maintainability.
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1-314: Summary: Excellent improvements in code consistency and minor optimizations.The changes made to this file primarily focus on enhancing code consistency by adding trailing commas to function parameters and object literals. This aligns well with modern TypeScript style guidelines and can lead to cleaner diffs in version control.
Additionally, there are a few minor optimizations, such as:
- Simplifying the condition check in the
getRequestBodyfunction.- Improving the robustness of content type checking in the
getResponseBodyfunction.These changes contribute to better code quality, maintainability, and readability without altering the core functionality of the utility functions. Great work on these improvements!
biome.json (3)
1-9: LGTM: Schema and formatter configuration look good.The schema version is up-to-date, and the formatter settings are well-defined. The use of spaces for indentation and a line width of 100 characters are common practices that promote readability.
270-274: Clarify the need for unsafe parameter decorators.The configuration enables unsafe parameter decorators for the JavaScript parser. While this might be necessary for certain frameworks or libraries, it can potentially introduce risks.
Could you provide more context on why unsafe parameter decorators are needed? If it's for a specific framework requirement, consider adding a comment in the configuration file explaining the reason:
"javascript": { "parser": { + // Enabled for [reason/framework name] "unsafeParameterDecoratorsEnabled": true } }If it's not strictly necessary, consider disabling this option to enhance code safety.
1-275: Overall, a comprehensive Biome configuration with room for refinement.The
biome.jsonfile provides a detailed and extensive configuration for the Biome tool, covering formatting, linting, and parsing aspects. Here's a summary of the review:
- The formatter and general settings are well-defined.
- The linter configuration is comprehensive but could benefit from extending recommended rules.
- TypeScript-specific rules are strict and extensive, which is good for code quality but might need fine-tuning based on project needs.
- Multiple overrides provide fine-grained control but would benefit from documentation.
- The use of unsafe parameter decorators needs clarification.
Next steps:
- Review the suggested changes, especially regarding extending recommended linter rules.
- Discuss the strictness of TypeScript rules with your team and adjust if necessary.
- Add documentation for each override section to improve maintainability.
- Clarify the need for unsafe parameter decorators and document if necessary.
- Consider running this configuration on a sample of your codebase to ensure it aligns with your project's coding standards and practices.
These refinements will help in creating a more maintainable and clear configuration that aligns well with your project's needs.
README.md (1)
1-256: Excellent documentation with minor suggestions for improvement.The README file provides comprehensive and well-structured documentation for the Interpol.ts library. It covers all necessary aspects including introduction, features, usage examples, API reference, and contributing guidelines. The content is informative and clearly written.
I've suggested two minor improvements:
- Adding alt text to the images for better accessibility.
- Simplifying a phrase for improved readability.
Other than these small suggestions, the documentation looks great and should serve users of the library well.
🧰 Tools
🪛 LanguageTool
[style] ~63-~63: This phrase is redundant. Consider writing “consulting”.
Context: ... should not be used as a substitute for consulting with legal professionals. ## Development St...(CONSULT_WITH)
[uncategorized] ~151-~151: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...es a list of Red Notices. -query: Optional query parameters to filter the...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
[uncategorized] ~158-~158: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...a specific Red Notice. -noticeID: The ID of the Red Notice. - Returns...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
[uncategorized] ~165-~165: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...a specific Red Notice. -noticeID: The ID of the Red Notice. - Returns...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
[style] ~250-~250: Consider replacing this word to strengthen your wording.
Context: ...t is an independent open-source project and is **not affiliated with or endorsed by...(AND_THAT)
🪛 Markdownlint
3-3: null
Images should have alternate text (alt text)(MD045, no-alt-text)
4-4: null
Images should have alternate text (alt text)(MD045, no-alt-text)
5-5: null
Images should have alternate text (alt text)(MD045, no-alt-text)
Feat/no ref/red notices
This pull request introduces several significant changes, including the addition of a GitHub Actions workflow for testing and linting, updates to the
README.mddocumentation, configuration for the Biome linter, and adjustments to the project dependencies and scripts inpackage.json.CI/CD Improvements:
.github/workflows/test.yml: Added a GitHub Actions workflow to run tests and linter on push events.Documentation Updates:
README.md: Overhauled the README to include comprehensive documentation about theInterpol.tslibrary, its features, usage, and contribution guidelines.Linting and Formatting:
.husky/pre-commit: Updated pre-commit hook to run tests before commit.biome.json: Added Biome linter configuration with specific rules for TypeScript files.Dependency Management:
package.json:Codebase Cleanup:
src/core/ApiError.ts: Simplified the constructor format.src/core/ApiRequestOptions.ts: Reformatted themethodtype definition for readability.src/core/CancelablePromise.ts: Added trailing commas for consistency in multi-line function parameters. [1] [2]Summary by CodeRabbit
Release Notes
New Features
Interpol.ts, for accessing Interpol public Notices API.Bug Fixes
Documentation
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