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plugins/delimiter-extractor/ref/csv.txt (2)
7-9: Empty rows at the end serve the PR objective, but consider a minor adjustment.The empty rows at the end (lines 7-9) align with the PR objective of testing the automatic removal of empty rows after the last data row. However, for consistency, consider removing the last completely empty line (line 9).
,, ,, -This change ensures all rows in the file have a consistent format, even if they will be removed during processing.
1-9: File structure is suitable for testing, but consider renaming the file.The overall structure of the file is well-suited for testing the
skipEmptyLinesoption, containing a mix of data rows and empty rows both between data and at the end of the file. This aligns perfectly with the PR objectives.Consider renaming the file from
csv.txttocsv.csvto accurately reflect its content type. This change would make the file's purpose more immediately clear to other developers.🧰 Tools
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1-6: Approved with suggestion for improvement.The changeset correctly identifies the affected packages and uses an appropriate "minor" version bump for introducing a new feature. However, the description could be more informative.
Consider expanding the description to provide more context and usage information. Here's a suggested improvement:
-This release provides a new option `skipEmptyLines` to skip empty lines. +This release introduces a new option `skipEmptyLines` for both the delimiter and XLSX extractors. When enabled, this option allows the plugins to skip processing of empty lines in the input data, providing more flexibility in handling various data formats. Users can now configure this option to improve the efficiency of data extraction, especially when dealing with files that may contain irrelevant empty lines between data entries.This expanded description offers more context about which plugins are affected, what the option does, and why it might be useful to users.
plugins/xlsx-extractor/src/index.ts (1)
21-21: Approved addition ofskipEmptyLinesproperty, with suggestions for improvement.The new
skipEmptyLinesproperty is a good addition that aligns with the PR objectives. However, consider the following improvements:
- Add a JSDoc comment for the new property to improve clarity for users of this interface.
- Consider organizing the properties in the interface in a logical order (e.g., grouping related properties or arranging them alphabetically).
Here's a suggested implementation with these improvements:
readonly rawNumbers?: boolean readonly dateNF?: string readonly headerDetectionOptions?: GetHeadersOptions + /** If true, empty lines in the data will be skipped during extraction. */ readonly skipEmptyLines?: boolean readonly chunkSize?: number readonly parallel?: number readonly debug?: booleanplugins/xlsx-extractor/src/parser.spec.ts (4)
15-39: Improved test coverage for 'Excel to WorkbookCapture'.The updated test case now includes more detailed expectations, which aligns well with the PR objectives. It properly checks for null values and spaces in the data.
Consider adding a comment explaining the significance of the
' '(six spaces) value in the 'Code' field of the second data entry. This might help other developers understand if this is an expected edge case or a specific test scenario.
42-63: Great addition of granular tests!The new tests for sheet names, header names, and values provide excellent coverage for the
parseBufferfunction. They ensure that the basic structure of the parsed data is correct.In the 'finds values' test (lines 60-62), consider asserting the actual values of the data, not just the length. This would provide even more robust verification of the parsing process.
64-93: Excellent test for non-unique header handling!This test thoroughly checks the handling of non-unique headers, ensuring they are properly differentiated. This is crucial for maintaining data integrity during extraction.
Consider parameterizing this test to make it more maintainable. You could create an array of expected headers and use it in the assertion, like this:
const expectedHeaders = [ 'Name', 'Group', 'Rebates', 'Purchases', ...Array.from({length: 11}, (_, i) => [`Rebates_${i+1}`, `Purchases_${i+1}`]).flat() ]; expect(capture['Rebates-Purchases'].headers).toEqual(expectedHeaders);This approach would make the test more concise and easier to update if the number of duplicate headers changes in the future.
96-147: Excellent implementation of tests for the new skipEmptyLines option!These tests thoroughly verify the behavior of the new
skipEmptyLinesoption, covering both true and false cases. They align perfectly with the PR objectives and ensure the new feature works as expected.To enhance these tests further, consider the following suggestions:
- Add a test case for a file with no empty lines to ensure the option doesn't affect files without empty lines.
- Consider using a
beforeEachto read the buffer, reducing duplication between the two tests.- Use
test.eachto parameterize the tests, making them more concise and easier to extend. For example:test.each([ [true, 3, [ { header1: { value: 'column1' }, header2: { value: 'column2' }, header3: { value: 'column3' } }, { header1: { value: 'column4' }, header2: { value: 'column5' }, header3: { value: 'column6' } }, { header1: { value: 'column7' }, header2: { value: 'column8' }, header3: { value: 'column9' } } ]], [false, 6, [ { header1: { value: 'column1' }, header2: { value: 'column2' }, header3: { value: 'column3' } }, {}, { header1: { value: 'column4' }, header2: { value: 'column5' }, header3: { value: 'column6' } }, {}, {}, { header1: { value: 'column7' }, header2: { value: 'column8' }, header3: { value: 'column9' } } ]] ])('parseBuffer with skipEmptyLines: %s', async (skipEmptyLines, expectedLength, expectedData) => { const capture = await parseBuffer(buffer, { skipEmptyLines }); const data = capture['Sheet1'].data; expect(data.length).toEqual(expectedLength); expect(data).toEqual(expectedData); });This approach would make the tests more maintainable and easier to extend with additional cases in the future.
plugins/delimiter-extractor/src/parser.spec.ts (2)
142-165: LGTM: Well-structured test case for skipping empty lines.This test case effectively verifies the
skipEmptyLinesfunctionality. It's clear, concise, and aligns with the PR objectives.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the structure of the test data file (e.g., "Test file contains 3 data rows with 2 empty lines in between"). This would enhance readability and make the test's purpose more evident.
166-199: LGTM: Well-structured test case for preserving empty lines.This test case effectively verifies the behavior when
skipEmptyLinesis set to false. It's clear, concise, and aligns with the PR objectives.There's a minor typo in the test name. Consider changing:
- test("don'tskip empty lines", async () => { + test("don't skip empty lines", async () => {This small change improves readability.
plugins/delimiter-extractor/src/parser.ts (1)
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115-116: DefineisNullOrWhitespacebefore using itThe function
isNullOrWhitespaceis used in your code but is defined at the end of the file. For better readability and to avoid potential reference errors, it's advisable to define helper functions before they are used.Move the
isNullOrWhitespacefunction definition above its first usage:+ const isNullOrWhitespace = (value: any) => + value === null || (typeof value === 'string' && value.trim() === '') ... // Existing code that uses isNullOrWhitespaceThis ensures the function is defined before it's called.
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plugins/delimiter-extractor/ref/csv.txt (2)
1-1: LGTM: Header row is correctly formatted.The header row is properly structured for a CSV file, with three distinct column headers separated by commas.
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2-6: Data rows are well-structured and serve the PR objective.The data rows (lines 2, 5, and 6) are correctly formatted and consistent with the header. The empty rows (lines 3 and 4) between data entries are intentional, aligning with the PR objective of testing the
skipEmptyLinesoption.flatfilers/sandbox/src/index.ts (4)
8-10: LGTM: ExcelExtractor configuration aligns with PR objectives.The addition of
skipEmptyLines: trueto the ExcelExtractor configuration correctly implements the new feature as described in the PR objectives. This change will allow users to skip empty rows in Excel files, enhancing the data extraction process.
13-13: LGTM: DelimiterExtractor configuration is consistent and aligned with objectives.The addition of
skipEmptyLines: trueto the DelimiterExtractor configuration is consistent with the ExcelExtractor and correctly implements the new feature as described in the PR objectives. This change will allow users to skip empty rows in delimiter-separated files (like the mentioned 'contacts.txt'), further enhancing the data extraction process across different file types.
18-19: LGTM: Improved code style and consistency in automap function.The reformatting of the
automapfunction parameters and the switch to single quotes for string literals improve code consistency and readability. These changes align with modern JavaScript/TypeScript style guides without affecting the functionality.Also applies to: 26-26
1-29: Summary: Changes successfully implement the skipEmptyLines feature.The modifications in this file successfully implement the
skipEmptyLinesoption for both the ExcelExtractor and DelimiterExtractor, aligning perfectly with the PR objectives. This feature will allow users to skip empty rows in various file types, enhancing the data extraction process. The code style improvements also contribute to better readability and maintainability of the codebase.plugins/xlsx-extractor/src/index.ts (1)
21-21: Verify implementation ofskipEmptyLinesin related files.While the addition of the
skipEmptyLinesproperty to theExcelExtractorOptionsinterface is correct, it's important to ensure that this new option is properly implemented throughout the codebase:
- Verify that the
parseBufferfunction (likely in another file) handles this new option correctly.- Ensure that the
Extractorfunction from '@flatfile/util-extractor' correctly passes this option to theparseBufferfunction.- Check other parts of the codebase that use
ExcelExtractorOptionsto see if they need updates to handle this new option.To assist in this verification, you can run the following script:
This script will help identify the relevant parts of the codebase that might need to be updated or verified for the new
skipEmptyLinesoption.✅ Verification successful
skipEmptyLinesis correctly implemented across all relevant files.The addition of the
skipEmptyLinesproperty in theExcelExtractorOptionsinterface has been appropriately handled in theparseBufferfunctions and other related areas of the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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plugins/xlsx-extractor/src/parser.spec.ts (2)
7-14: Excellent restructuring of the 'test-basic.xlsx' tests!The new describe block and the use of
beforeAllimprove the organization and efficiency of the tests. This structure allows for better isolation of test cases and reduces redundant code.
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1-147: Overall, excellent changes that significantly improve test coverage!The restructuring and addition of new tests, especially for the
skipEmptyLinesoption, greatly enhance the robustness of theparseBufferfunction. The changes align perfectly with the PR objectives and provide comprehensive coverage for the new feature.A few minor suggestions have been made to further improve code maintainability and test coverage:
- Add explanatory comments for specific test cases.
- Consider parameterizing some tests for better maintainability.
- Explore additional edge cases, such as files with no empty lines.
Great job on improving the quality and reliability of the xlsx-extractor plugin!
plugins/delimiter-extractor/src/parser.spec.ts (2)
14-17: LGTM: Proper buffer initialization for new test cases.The
csvBufferis correctly initialized usingfs.readFileSyncwith a properly constructed file path. This setup is appropriate for the new test cases.
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14-199: Summary: Effective test coverage for newskipEmptyLinesfunctionality.The new test cases provide comprehensive coverage for the
skipEmptyLinesoption:
- A new CSV buffer is correctly initialized for testing.
- Two test cases verify the behavior with
skipEmptyLinesset to true and false.- The tests use appropriate assertions to check the expected output in each case.
These additions effectively validate the new functionality without disrupting existing tests, ensuring backwards compatibility.
plugins/xlsx-extractor/src/parser.ts (4)
69-69: Appropriate addition of the 'skipEmptyLines' optionThe
skipEmptyLinesoption is correctly added to the options passed toconvertSheet, enhancing the control over empty line handling.
93-93: Properly extends 'ConvertSheetArgs' with 'skipEmptyLines'The
ConvertSheetArgstype now includes theskipEmptyLinesboolean, correctly extending the function's arguments.
109-109: Correctly passes 'skipEmptyLines' to 'convertSheet' functionThe
skipEmptyLinesparameter is properly included in theconvertSheetfunction call, ensuring the option is utilized within the function.
117-117: Logical expression for 'blankrows' option appears correctThe
blankrowsoption is set based onheaderSelectionEnabledandskipEmptyLines, aligning with the intended functionality:
- When
headerSelectionEnabledistrue,blankrowsistrue, retaining blank rows for header selection.- When
headerSelectionEnabledisfalse,blankrowsis set to the inverse ofskipEmptyLines, effectively skipping empty lines whenskipEmptyLinesistrue.
| const data: Flatfile.RecordData[] = rows.map((row) => { | ||
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Handle potential header and data mismatches
When mapping the headers to each row, there is a risk of mismatches if the number of headers does not match the number of columns in a row, leading to undefined keys.
Ensure that the length of headers matches the number of columns in each row. You can adjust the mapping logic to handle discrepancies:
const data: Flatfile.RecordData[] = rows.map((row) => {
const mappedRow = mapKeys(row, (key, index) => headers[index] || `Column${index + 1}`)
return mapValues(mappedRow, (value) => ({
value: transform(value),
})) as Flatfile.RecordData
})This ensures that every column has a corresponding header, assigning a default name if necessary.
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Please explain how to summarize this PR for the Changelog:
This PR provides a new option
skipEmptyLinesto skip empty lines.Tell code reviewer how and what to test:
With this release all empty rows after the last row of data will always be removed. The
skipEmptyLineswill control whether empty rows between data rows are removed.Example files with empty lines:
Book1.xlsx
contacts.txt
Example
listener.ts: