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Feat/no ref/red notices #3

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced pre-commit process with an additional check for improved code quality.
    • Updated presentation of Interpol notice images for better accessibility and user experience.
  • Documentation

    • Revised README.md to clarify the presentation of Interpol notice images and enhance accessibility.
  • Tests

    • Restructured test cases for better organization and clarity in the InterpolService tests.

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The changes in this pull request involve modifications to three main files: the pre-commit hook script, the README file, and the test cases for the InterpolService class. The pre-commit hook now includes an additional command for a biome check after running tests. The README file has been updated to improve the presentation of Interpol notice images, consolidating them under a single link and enhancing accessibility with alt attributes. Finally, the test cases for the InterpolService have been restructured into nested describe blocks for better organization and clarity.

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File Change Summary
.husky/pre-commit Added npm run biome-check command after npm run test.
README.md Replaced three separate image tags for Interpol notices with a single anchor tag; added alt attributes for images.
src/services/InterpolService.test.ts Restructured tests into nested describe blocks for getRedNotices, getRedNoticeDetails, and getRedNoticeDetailImages. Improved organization and clarity of test cases.

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In the burrow where changes bloom,
Pre-commit checks chase away the gloom.
With images wrapped in a single embrace,
Accessibility finds its rightful place.
Tests now dance in blocks so neat,
Hopping along, our code's a treat! 🐇✨


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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
src/services/InterpolService.test.ts (2)

6-28: Approve changes with a minor suggestion.

The restructuring of tests for getRedNotices improves clarity and coverage. The tests now handle both successful API calls and empty results, which is a good practice.

A minor suggestion: Consider using a more descriptive name for the "impossible name" test case.

You could update line 23 as follows:

-        name: "imposibble-name",
+        name: "non_existent_person_12345",

This makes the test's intention clearer and avoids potential typos.


31-42: Approve changes with a suggestion for test independence.

The tests for getRedNoticeDetails are well-structured, covering both successful and error scenarios. However, there's a potential issue with test independence.

Consider making the successful test case independent of the getRedNotices result:

  1. Move the noticeID declaration inside the test.
  2. Use a mock or a known valid noticeID for this test.

Example refactor:

it("should return red notice details when API call is successful", async () => {
  const validNoticeID = "2022-1234"; // Use a known valid ID or mock
  const noticeDetails = await InterpolService.getRedNoticeDetails(validNoticeID);
  expect(noticeDetails).toBeDefined();
  expect(noticeDetails.entity_id).toBe(validNoticeID.replace("-", "/"));
});

This change would make the test more reliable and independent of other test results.

README.md (1)

3-7: Improved image presentation and accessibility, with a minor suggestion.

The changes to the Interpol notice images presentation are excellent:

  1. Wrapping the images in an anchor tag that links to the official Interpol notices page provides valuable context.
  2. Adding alt attributes to the images enhances accessibility.

However, there's a small issue to address:

The align attribute on the <a> tag is not valid HTML. Consider using CSS to achieve the desired alignment. Here's a suggested fix:

-<a href="https://interpol.int/en/How-we-work/Notices" align="center">
+<a href="https://interpol.int/en/How-we-work/Notices" style="display: flex; justify-content: center;">

This change uses flexbox to center the content horizontally, achieving the same visual effect with valid HTML/CSS.

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src/services/InterpolService.test.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-56: Overall improvement in test structure with minor suggestions.

The restructuring of the InterpolService tests into nested describe blocks significantly improves the organization and readability of the test suite. The changes provide better grouping of related tests and cover both successful and error scenarios for each method.

Key improvements:

  1. Better organization with nested describe blocks.
  2. Comprehensive coverage of success and error cases.
  3. Addition of a warning log when no notices are found.

Suggestions for further improvement:

  1. Enhance test independence by using known valid IDs or mocks instead of relying on previous test results.
  2. Fix the typo in the getRedNoticeDetailImages error test.
  3. Use more descriptive names for edge case tests.

These changes align well with best practices in test design and will contribute to a more robust and maintainable test suite.

README.md (1)

Line range hint 9-241: Document consistency maintained.

The rest of the README.md file remains unchanged and consistent with the updates made to the image presentation. The document structure, content, and information provided about the library's features, usage, API reference, and legal notices are coherent and unaffected by the changes.

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