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1-6: LGTM! Consider a minor clarification in the description.The changeset file is well-structured and correctly indicates patch updates for both affected packages. The description accurately reflects the nature of the fix as described in the PR objectives.
Consider slightly expanding the description for added clarity:
- This release fixes an issue when using `raw` or `rawNumbers` with non-string values in the header row. + This release fixes an issue where the XLSX extractor fails when using `raw` or `rawNumbers` options with non-string values (such as dates or integers) in the header row.This minor change provides more context about the specific component affected (XLSX extractor) and gives examples of non-string values, which aligns more closely with the detailed PR description.
plugins/xlsx-extractor/src/utils.ts (1)
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1-3: Consider renaming the function for clarityThe current function name "prependNonUniqueHeaderColumns" might be slightly misleading as the function doesn't actually prepend anything. Instead, it appends a counter to duplicate values.
A more accurate name might be "deduplicateHeaderColumns" or "uniquifyHeaderColumns". For example:
- export function prependNonUniqueHeaderColumns( + export function deduplicateHeaderColumns(This would better reflect the actual behavior of the function.
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plugins/xlsx-extractor/src/utils.ts (1)
9-10: Approve: Robust handling of non-string valuesThe introduced type check for
newValueeffectively addresses the issue of handling non-string values in the header row. This change ensures that thereplacemethod is only called on string values, preventing potential runtime errors and allowing non-string values (like dates or numbers) to be preserved as-is. This improvement aligns well with the PR objective of fixing XLSX file extraction failures for files containing non-string values in the header row.
| for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(record)) { | ||
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Consider revising empty value handling
The current implementation converts empty values to the string 'empty'. This approach might not be ideal in all scenarios, especially if distinguishing between truly empty values and the string 'empty' is important.
Consider allowing empty values to remain as empty strings or use a more distinct placeholder. For example:
- const newValue = value ? value : 'empty'
+ const newValue = value ?? '' // or use a symbol like Symbol('empty')This change would preserve the emptiness of the original value while still allowing for duplicate detection.
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| for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(record)) { | |
| const newValue = value ? value : 'empty' | |
| for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(record)) { | |
| const newValue = value ?? '' // or use a symbol like Symbol('empty') |
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| key = String(key) | ||
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Approve changes with a minor suggestion for improvement
The added type check and string conversion effectively address the issue of non-string values in the header row, which aligns with the PR objectives. This change should resolve the XLSX file extraction failures mentioned in the linked issue #1583.
Consider adding a more robust type conversion to handle potential edge cases:
if (typeof key !== 'string') {
- key = String(key)
+ key = typeof key === 'object' && key !== null ? JSON.stringify(key) : String(key)
}This modification ensures that complex objects are properly stringified, providing more meaningful header values in such cases.
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| key = String(key) | |
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| if (typeof key !== 'string') { | |
| key = typeof key === 'object' && key !== null ? JSON.stringify(key) : String(key) | |
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Potential Issues Found with Non-String Key Processing
The verification revealed multiple instances where keys are processed without explicit type checking or conversion. It's recommended to review these areas to ensure consistent and robust handling of non-string keys:
utils/extractor/src/index.tskey.trim().replace(/%/g, '_PERCENT_').replace(/\$/g, '_DOLLAR_')key = key.trim()
utils/common/src/simple.records.ts- Multiple uses of
Object.entries(obj)and related methods
- Multiple uses of
plugins/xlsx-extractor/src/parser.ts- Various
Object.keys(workbook.Sheets)and similar patterns
- Various
plugins/record-hook/src/record.translator.ts- Uses of
Object.entries(record.values)and related methods
- Uses of
- ...and several other files as identified in the shell script output.
Ensure that all key manipulations include appropriate type checks or conversions to handle non-string values safely.
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Suggest comprehensive testing
The changes look good and address the issue effectively. To ensure robustness, it would be beneficial to conduct comprehensive testing with various types of non-string header values (e.g., dates, numbers, booleans, and potentially nested objects).
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This PR closes https://github.com/FlatFilers/support-triage/issues/1583
For testing, create an excel sheet that has non-string values (date/integer) formatted as the appropriate non-string type in the header row. Uploading the file should not fail file extraction. This PR converts those non-string values to string.
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