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68-91: Consider enhancing performance metricsThe timer instrumentation is well-implemented around key operations. To make the performance data more actionable, consider adding:
- Record count metrics for each operation
- Memory usage tracking for large record sets
+ const recordCount = data?.length || 0; + if (debug) { + logInfo('@flatfile/plugin-record-hook', `Processing ${recordCount} records`); + }Also applies to: 94-96, 99-125, 135-137
127-132: Enhance debug logging with additional contextWhile the current logging is good, adding the original record count would provide better context for the optimization impact.
if (debug) { logInfo( '@flatfile/plugin-record-hook', - `${modifiedRecords.length} modified records` + `${modifiedRecords.length} modified records out of ${data.length} total records` ) }
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73-77: Improve error handling with more detailed messagesThe current error handling uses generic messages. Consider:
- Including the original error details in the thrown error
- Preserving the error stack trace
} catch (e) { - throw new Error('Error fetching records') + throw new Error(`Error fetching records: ${e.message}`, { cause: e }) }Also applies to: 138-141
plugins/record-hook/src/record.utils.ts (2)
8-8: Add TypeScript types for better type safety.Consider adding proper TypeScript types for the parameters to ensure type safety:
-export function deepEqual(obj1, obj2, options?: { removeUnchanged: boolean }) +export function deepEqual( + obj1: Record<string, unknown>, + obj2: Record<string, unknown>, + options?: { removeUnchanged: boolean } +)
152-158: Enhance timer utilities with types and documentation.Consider the following improvements:
- Add TypeScript types
- Add JSDoc documentation
- Consider using performance.now() for production measurements
/** * Starts a timer for performance measurement * @param label - Unique identifier for the timer * @param debug - Whether to output timing information */ export function startTimer(label: string, debug: boolean): void { if (!debug) return; if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') { performance.mark(label); } else { console.time(`⏱️ ${label}`); } } /** * Ends a timer and logs the duration * @param label - Unique identifier for the timer * @param debug - Whether to output timing information */ export function endTimer(label: string, debug: boolean): void { if (!debug) return; if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') { performance.mark(`${label}_end`); performance.measure(label, label, `${label}_end`); } else { console.timeEnd(`⏱️ ${label}`); } }plugins/record-hook/src/record.util.spec.ts (3)
4-18: Consider adding more edge cases for primitive comparisons.The basic primitive comparisons are well-covered, but consider adding tests for:
- Empty strings
- Special number values (±0, ±Infinity)
- Type coercion cases (e.g.,
1vs"1")it('returns true for identical primitive values', () => { expect(deepEqual(1, 1)).toBe(true) expect(deepEqual('test', 'test')).toBe(true) expect(deepEqual(true, true)).toBe(true) expect(deepEqual(null, null)).toBe(true) expect(deepEqual(undefined, undefined)).toBe(true) + expect(deepEqual('', '')).toBe(true) + expect(deepEqual(+0, -0)).toBe(true) + expect(deepEqual(Infinity, Infinity)).toBe(true) }) it('returns false for different primitive values', () => { expect(deepEqual(1, 2)).toBe(false) expect(deepEqual('test', 'test2')).toBe(false) expect(deepEqual(true, false)).toBe(false) expect(deepEqual(null, undefined)).toBe(false) + expect(deepEqual(1, '1')).toBe(false) + expect(deepEqual(Infinity, -Infinity)).toBe(false) })
33-82: Document array order significance in test descriptions.The tests thoroughly cover nested structures, but it would be helpful to explicitly document that array order is significant in the comparison. This is an important implementation detail that affects how the function should be used.
it('handles arrays correctly', () => { + // Array order is significant in the comparison expect(deepEqual([1, 2, 3], [1, 2, 3])).toBe(true) expect(deepEqual([1, 2, 3], [1, 2, 4])).toBe(false) expect(deepEqual([1, 2, 3], [1, 2])).toBe(false) + expect(deepEqual([1, 2, 3], [3, 2, 1])).toBe(false) // Different order = different array })
83-144: Verify original objects remain unmodified.While the tests thoroughly verify the cloned objects, it would be good to also assert that the original objects remain unchanged after the comparison.
const clone1 = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(obj1)) const clone2 = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(obj2)) expect(deepEqual(clone1, clone2, { removeUnchanged: true })).toBe(false) +// Verify original objects were not modified +expect(obj1).toEqual({ + values: { + field1: { value: 'test1' }, + field2: { value: 'test2' }, + field3: { value: 'test3' }, + }, +}) +expect(obj2).toEqual({ + values: { + field1: { value: 'test1' }, + field2: { value: 'changed' }, + field3: { value: 'test3' }, + }, +}) // Verify unchanged fields were removed
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plugins/record-hook/src/RecordHook.ts (2)
9-12: LGTM: Timer utility imports are properly organized
The new timer utility imports are well-organized alongside related utility functions.
113-115: Verify deepEqual implementation with removeUnchanged option
The addition of removeUnchanged option is central to the payload optimization. Let's verify the implementation.
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Implementation of deepEqual with removeUnchanged option is correct and well-tested
The implementation is robust and specifically designed for the payload optimization:
- Special handling of the 'values' object when
removeUnchanged: trueis enabled - Removes unchanged fields from both objects during comparison
- Removes the entire 'values' object if all fields are unchanged
- Comprehensive test coverage including nested structures and edge cases
The change aligns perfectly with the PR's optimization goals by removing redundant unchanged values from the payload.
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Line range hint 8-63: Verify performance improvements with metrics.
The changes to deepEqual aim to optimize payload size, but we should verify the performance impact:
- Memory usage when processing large record sets
- Time complexity impact of the additional comparison logic
- Network payload size reduction
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The changes to deepEqual are well-justified for these reasons:
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20-31: LGTM! Object comparison tests are comprehensive.
The tests effectively cover:
- Empty object equality
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1-180: Overall excellent test coverage!
The test suite is comprehensive and well-structured, covering:
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While some minor improvements were suggested above, the test coverage is thorough and provides good confidence in the deepEqual function's behavior.
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155-161: Add type annotations for better type safety.The timer utilities would benefit from explicit type annotations.
export function startTimer(label: string, debug: boolean): void { debug && console.time(`⏱️ ${label}`); } export function endTimer(label: string, debug: boolean): void { debug && console.timeEnd(`⏱️ ${label}`); }
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plugins/record-hook/src/record.utils.ts (2)
8-31: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider improving type safety and separation of concerns.
The function could benefit from the following improvements:
- Replace
anywith more specific types - Separate the mutation logic from comparison logic as suggested in the previous review
Consider this type-safe refactor:
type DeepEqualOptions = {
removeUnchanged?: boolean;
}
interface ValueContainer {
values?: Record<string, unknown>;
}
export function deepEqual(
obj1: unknown,
obj2: unknown,
options?: DeepEqualOptions
): boolean {
// ... rest of the implementation
}8-63: Verify optimization effectiveness.
While the implementation achieves the goal of removing unchanged values, let's verify the optimization's effectiveness.
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Optimization is working effectively and well-tested
The implementation is verified to be working correctly based on:
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Comprehensive test coverage in
record.util.spec.ts:- Tests verify unchanged values are removed correctly
- Tests confirm the
valuesobject is removed when all fields match - Tests cover nested value objects
- Edge cases are properly handled
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Proper usage in
RecordHook.ts:- Used in the record comparison logic to optimize payload
- Only modified records are included in the update operation
- Integrated with proper cleanup and error handling
The optimization effectively reduces the payload size by removing unchanged values while maintaining data integrity.
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60-61: Improve type guard implementationThe function could be improved to serve as a proper TypeScript type guard.
- function isObject(value: any): boolean { + function isObject(value: unknown): value is Record<string, unknown> { return typeof value === 'object' && value !== null }
150-156: Align timer utilities with existing logging patternsThe timer utilities could be improved to:
- Use the existing logging utilities (logInfo/logError)
- Add error handling
- Abstract console implementation details
+ const timers = new Map<string, number>(); + - export function startTimer(label: string, debug: boolean) { - debug && console.time(`⏱️ ${label}`) + export function startTimer(label: string, debug: boolean) { + if (!label) return; + if (debug) { + timers.set(label, performance.now()); + logInfo('@flatfile/plugin-record-hook', `⏱️ Starting ${label}`); + } } - export function endTimer(label: string, debug: boolean) { - debug && console.timeEnd(`⏱️ ${label}`) + export function endTimer(label: string, debug: boolean) { + if (!label) return; + if (debug) { + const start = timers.get(label); + if (start) { + const duration = performance.now() - start; + logInfo('@flatfile/plugin-record-hook', `⏱️ ${label}: ${duration.toFixed(2)}ms`); + timers.delete(label); + } + } }
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8-58: Verify payload size reduction effectiveness
While the implementation removes unchanged values, we should verify the actual impact on payload size.
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The previous search was too specific. Let's broaden our search to find relevant test files and usage patterns that can help verify the payload optimization implementation.
We found the relevant test file and usage in RecordHook.ts. Let's examine their contents to understand how the payload optimization is tested and used in practice.
Payload optimization implementation is well-tested and effectively used
The implementation's effectiveness is verified through comprehensive test coverage and practical usage:
- Test suite confirms the payload optimization by verifying that:
- Unchanged values are correctly removed when
removeUnchangedis true - Nested value objects are properly handled and cleaned up
- Empty values objects are completely removed
- Unchanged values are correctly removed when
- The RecordHook implementation uses this optimization to efficiently update only modified records by:
- Comparing original and modified records using
deepEqualwithremoveUnchanged: true - Only sending changed records in the update payload
- Logging the number of modified records in debug mode
- Comparing original and modified records using
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This PR optimizes the payload by removing unchanged values.
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