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  • New Features

    • Introduced a structured JSON schema for validating product data, enhancing data integrity and usability.
    • Added a new url field for direct links to products, improving accessibility of product information.
  • Documentation

    • Added formal schemas for product and MediaWiki database table definitions, promoting clarity and consistency in data management.
  • Chores

    • Enhanced the structure and readability of product data, ensuring standardized categories and logical arrangement of fields.
    • Streamlined role management functionality and improved user experience in gift handling features.
    • Optimized channel update process to reduce unnecessary operations and improve performance.

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## Walkthrough

These changes elegantly enhance the application's structure and data handling, fostering improved usability and consistency. The updates emphasize clarity in product information, introduce formal schemas for robust validation, and standardize naming conventions. This results in a cohesive experience for both users and developers, ensuring data integrity while amplifying the application's overall functionality.

## Changes

| Files/Paths                                        | Change Summary                                                                                                          |
|----------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `DataBase/products.json`, `docs/*.json`           | Refined product data structure and schemas, standardizing attributes for improved readability and validation.             |
| `channel_check.py`, `cog/admin_role.py`           | Optimized functionality and performance, enhancing update logic and user experience in role management.                 |

## Sequence Diagram(s)

```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant DataManager
    participant Validator

    User->>DataManager: Request product information
    DataManager->>Validator: Validate product data
    Validator-->>DataManager: Confirm data integrity
    DataManager-->>User: Return structured product information

In a realm where data flows like a stream,
Products align, fulfilling the dream.
Schemas arise, like stars in the night,
Clarity dances, making things bright.
With each little tweak, we pounce with delight,
In this structured world, everything feels right! 🐱✨


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```markdown
DataBase/products.json: ## AI-generated summary of changes

The provided diff illustrates a series of modifications to the `products.json` file that enhance the structure and readability of the product data while maintaining its overall functionality. The primary changes involve the repositioning of the `name` field to the beginning of each product entry, which aligns with standard JSON formatting practices and improves clarity. Additionally, the product categories have been standardized, with all products now categorized under "實體周邊" (physical merchandise) or "遊戲" (games). This uniform categorization contributes to a more coherent dataset. The fields `price`, `stock`, and `pay` have been reorganized to follow the `category` field, resulting in a more logical flow of information. The `description` field remains intact, ensuring that product details are still accessible. A notable addition is the `url` field in the last product entry, which provides a direct link to the item, enhancing the dataset's functionality. Overall, these changes refine the data structure for better usability and consistency without altering the underlying logic or functionality of the product information.

## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities

- `name: "中電會貼紙"` in `products.json` → `name: "中電會貼紙"` in `products.json`
- `name: "中電喵貼紙"` in `products.json` → `name: "中電喵貼紙"` in `products.json`
- `name: "中電喵雷射貼模貼紙"` in `products.json` → `name: "中電喵雷射貼模貼紙"` in `products.json`
- `name: "中電喵便利貼"` in `products.json` → `name: "中電喵便利貼"` in `products.json`
- `name: "中電會筆記本"` in `products.json` → `name: "中電會筆記本"` in `products.json`
- `name: "8GB USB"` in `products.json` → `name: "8 GB USB"` in `products.json`
- `name: "\u8c93\u54aa\u6a5f"` in `products.json` → `name: "貓咪機"` in `products.json`
- `url: "slot"` in `products.json` (new field added)

---

docs/abstract_schema_products.json: ## AI-generated summary of changes

The newly introduced JSON schema in `docs/abstract_schema_products.json` establishes a formal structure for representing product information within a defined framework. This schema is essential for validating product data entries, ensuring that they conform to specified formats and requirements. The main object type is defined as "object," and it prohibits any additional properties that are not explicitly outlined, thereby enforcing strict data integrity. Key properties defined in the schema include:

- **name**: An optional string that provides a short description or title for the JSON file.
- **description**: An optional string that offers a more detailed description of the JSON file's purpose.
- **products**: An array of product objects, which is the core element of the schema. Each product object must adhere to specific structural requirements, including:
  - **id**: A mandatory string that uniquely identifies the product, constrained by a regex pattern to ensure it begins with a letter and may include alphanumeric characters, underscores, or hyphens.
  - **name**: A required string that specifies the product's name.
  - **description**: A required string that details the product.
  - **url**: An optional string that provides the URL path for the product, validated to ensure it does not start with a leading slash.
  - **image**: A required string formatted as a URI, which points to the product's image. It must conform to specific size guidelines and a regex pattern to ensure it is a valid HTTPS URL.
  - **category**: A required string that categorizes the product, limited to two specified values: "實體周邊" and "遊戲".
  - **pay**: A required string indicating the payment method, restricted to either "point" or "ticket".
  - **price**: A required integer representing the product's price, using the specified payment method as the unit.
  - **stock**: A required integer indicating the remaining stock count for the product.

The schema mandates that certain properties (id, name, description, image, category, pay, price, stock) must be included for any valid product entry, which enhances data consistency and integrity. This structured approach simplifies data management and retrieval, ensuring all entries adhere to the expected formats and constraints.

## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities

- New JSON schema defined in `docs/abstract_schema_products.json`: 
  - Structure: Object
  - Required properties: `products`
  - Properties:
    - `name`: string, optional
    - `description`: string, optional
    - `products`: array, required
      - Items:
        - `id`: string, required, pattern: `^[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9_-]*$`
        - `name`: string, required
        - `description`: string, required
        - `url`: string, optional, pattern: `^[^\/\n].*$`
        - `image`: string, required, format: uri, pattern: `^https:\/\/.+$`
        - `category`: string, required, enum: `["實體周邊", "遊戲"]`
        - `pay`: string, required, enum: `["point", "ticket"]`
        - `price`: integer, required
        - `stock`: integer, required

---

docs/abstract_schema_table.json: ## AI-generated summary of changes

The newly introduced JSON schema file `docs/abstract_schema_table.json` establishes a formal structure for defining MediaWiki database tables. This schema ensures that implementations adhere to a consistent format by specifying required properties and their types. The main object is defined as an `object`, with essential properties including `name`, `columns`, and `indexes`, which are critical for identifying and structuring the table.

The `properties` section details the attributes of the table. The `name` property is a string representing the table's name, while the `comment` property provides a description. The `columns` property is particularly significant, as it is an array of objects, each representing a column in the table. Each column object contains properties such as `name`, `comment`, `type`, and `options`. The `type` property enumerates permissible data types (e.g., `bigint`, `string`, `boolean`), ensuring that each column conforms to expected data formats.

Within each column, the `options` property allows for customization, including attributes like `autoincrement`, `default`, `notnull`, and `length`. These options enable precise control over data storage and management, such as defining whether a column should automatically increment or whether it can accept null values.

The schema also incorporates an `indexes` property, which outlines the indexing structure for the table. Each index can specify attributes such as `name`, `comment`, `columns`, and `unique`, which define the index's characteristics and the columns it encompasses. Additionally, the `flags` property categorizes indexes further, supporting types like `fulltext` and `spatial`.

Moreover, the schema defines a `pk` (primary key) property, which is an array of column names that make up the primary key, ensuring uniqueness and facilitating efficient data retrieval. The `table_options` property is included to accommodate various string values for additional table configurations.

Overall, this JSON schema significantly enhances the definition and validation of MediaWiki database tables, promoting clarity and consistency in database design and implementation.

## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities

- `"$schema"` in `docs/abstract_schema_table.json` → `"$schema": "https://json-schema.org/schema#"`
- `"description"` in `docs/abstract_schema_table.json` → `"description": "Abstract description of a scaict-uwu database table, derived from MediaWiki database table schema"`
- `"type"` in `docs/abstract_schema_table.json` → `"type": "object"`
- `"additionalProperties"` in `docs/abstract_schema_table.json` → `"additionalProperties": false`
- `"properties"` in `docs/abstract_schema_table.json` → `"properties": {...}`
- `"required"` in `docs/abstract_schema_table.json` → `"required": ["name", "columns", "indexes"]`
- `"columns"` in `docs/abstract_schema_table.json` → `"columns": {...}`
- `"indexes"` in `docs/abstract_schema_table.json` → `"indexes": {...}`
- `"pk"` in `docs/abstract_schema_table.json` → `"pk": {...}`
- `"table_options"` in `docs/abstract_schema_table.json` → `"table_options": {...}`

---

channel_check.py: ## AI-generated summary of changes

The diff introduces significant enhancements to the `update_channel` function in the `channel_check.py` file. Key modifications include the addition of two new variables, `prev_points` and `prev_total_members`, which are initialized at the start of the function to store the previous state of points and total members, respectively. This change allows the function to efficiently track changes in these values during its execution. 

Within the main loop, the logic has been refined to include conditional updates for the channel names. The point channel is now updated only when the current points differ from `prev_points`, and similarly, the member channel is updated only if the total members differ from `prev_total_members`. This optimization reduces unnecessary updates, enhancing the function's efficiency and minimizing the load on the Discord API by ensuring that updates occur only when there are actual changes in the data being monitored.

Overall, the functionality of updating channel names based on dynamic data remains intact, but the implementation is now more responsive and efficient, improving performance by avoiding redundant operations.

## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities

- `async def update_channel(bot)` in `channel_check.py` → No change in signature.
- `def get_total_points()` in `channel_check.py` → No change in signature.

---

cog/admin_role.py: ## AI-generated summary of changes

The diff presents notable changes in the `AdminRole` class within `cog/admin_role.py`, with a focus on the removal of the `RoleView` inner class and enhancements to the `Gift` class and its methods.

1. **Removal of RoleView**: The `RoleView` class, which facilitated a button for users to claim an "ADMIN" role, has been completely eliminated. This removal includes the associated button callback that added the role to a user and sent a confirmation message. Consequently, this change simplifies the role management functionality by removing the role assignment feature altogether.

2. **Enhancements to Gift Class**: The `Gift` class has been significantly updated:
   - The `__reward` method now appends a timestamp to its log message, improving traceability by indicating when a reward was issued.
   - The `__read_db` method has been modified to return `None` for both type and count when no records are found, thereby implementing a more robust error handling mechanism.
   - The `get_gift` button callback has been enhanced with additional error handling. If either the type or count is `None`, the button's label is updated to reflect an issue, and the button is disabled to prevent further interactions. Furthermore, a user-friendly error message is dispatched to the user, which enhances the overall user experience by providing clear feedback in case of problems.

3. **General Control Flow Adjustments**: The control flow within the gift retrieval process has been refined to handle edge cases more effectively. These changes prioritize robustness by preventing erroneous interactions and ensuring users receive appropriate feedback.

Overall, these modifications streamline role management while improving the robustness and user experience of the gift handling features.

## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities

- `class AdminRole(Build)` in `cog/admin_role.py` → No changes.
- `class Gift(discord.ui.View)` in `cog/admin_role.py` → No changes.
- `async def __reward(uid: int, username: str, bonus_type: str, bonus: int) -> None` in `cog/admin_role.py` → No changes.
- `async def __read_db(self, btn_id: int)` in `cog/admin_role.py` → No changes.
- `async def get_gift(self, button: discord.ui.Button, ctx) -> None` in `cog/admin_role.py` → No changes.
- `async def fetch_user_by_name(name)` in `cog/admin_role.py` → No changes.
- `async def record_db(btn_id: int, gift_type: str, count: int, recipient: str) -> None` in `cog/admin_role.py` → No changes.

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Line range hint 326-366: Pawsome! JavaScript logic is solid.

The JavaScript changes effectively handle user interactions and data submission. Consider adding more detailed error handling to improve robustness.

// Add more detailed error handling
fetch("/rollSlot", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: {
    "Content-Type": "application/json",
  },
  body: JSON.stringify({ numDraws: numDraws })
})
  .then(response => {
    if (!response.ok) {
      throw new Error('Network response was not ok');
    }
    return response.text();
  })
  .then(data => {
    // existing logic
  })
  .catch(error => {
    console.error('There was a problem with the fetch operation:', error);
    alert("發生錯誤,請稍後再試!");
  });
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src/scaict_uwu/i18n/support_ticket/zh-hant.json (1)

1-1: Purrfectly ready for future entries! 🐾

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src/scaict_uwu/i18n/zh-hant.json (1)

1-1: Purrfectly ready for future entries! 🐾

The file is correctly formatted as an empty JSON object, making it ready for future localization entries.

requirements_dev.txt (1)

12-12: Purrfect update to tomlkit.

Updating tomlkit to version 0.13.2 is a wise choice for keeping things smooth and bug-free. Keep those dependencies fresh!

requirements.txt (4)

1-1: New friend alert: aiohappyeyeballs added.

Adding aiohappyeyeballs version 2.3.5 could enhance connection handling. Make sure it plays nice with the rest of the gang!


2-2: Nice update to aiohttp.

Updating aiohttp to version 3.10.3 is a smart move for potential bug fixes and performance improvements. Keep it up!


4-4: attrs update looks good.

Bumping attrs to version 24.2.0 likely brings some enhancements. Always good to stay current!


17-17: Careful with the mysql-connector-python downgrade.

Downgrading mysql-connector-python to 8.4.0 might be necessary for stability. Just ensure it doesn't introduce any sneaky bugs.

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23-23: Neat and tidy: Newline added at the end.

Adding a newline at the end of the file is a small but important step for consistency. Well done!

pyproject.toml (2)

8-8: Version Update: Ensure Compatibility.

The version has been updated to 0.1.9.dev0, indicating a development version. Ensure that this version aligns with your release strategy and that any new features are appropriately documented.


32-32: Dependency Downgrade: Verify Compatibility.

The mysql-connector-python version has been downgraded from 9.0.0 to 8.4.0. Verify that this change resolves any compatibility issues and does not introduce new ones, especially if other parts of the system rely on features from the newer version.

cog/core/sql.py (1)

21-21: Ensure Consistent Table Naming.

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cog/daily_charge.py (1)

3-3: Good use of timedelta for date comparison.

The use of timedelta(days=1) improves clarity and accuracy in date comparison, ensuring full days are considered.

docs/abstract_schema_table.json (2)

4-5: Ensure additionalProperties is set appropriately.

Setting "additionalProperties": false is a good practice to prevent unspecified properties, ensuring schema integrity.


56-56: Ensure all properties are documented.

All properties in the options object are well-documented, which is important for clarity and maintainability.

cog/comment.py (2)

60-61: Purrfect! Naming conventions updated.

The changes to the table name in the reset function are consistent with the new lowercase naming convention. Everything looks good here!


74-75: Meowvelous! Consistent naming in SQL operations.

The updates to use lowercase table names in the reward function are consistent with the new naming conventions. The logic remains correct.

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templates/slot.html (2)

209-211: Stylish! New switch button interface added.

The addition of the switch button stylesheet enhances the user interface, providing a new interactive element for users. Everything looks good here!


443-448: Invisible but effective! Hidden form and script integration.

The hidden form and switch button script are well-integrated into the existing structure, ensuring smooth user interaction. Everything looks good here!

README.md (4)

19-19: Purr-fect terminology update!

Changing "提交問題" to "提交 issue" aligns with common software development practices.


23-23: Claw-some use of terminology!

Using "clone" helps users familiar with command-line operations.


25-25: Meow-gnificent clarification!

Emphasizing "必要的函式庫" highlights the importance of these libraries.


77-77: Paws-itively helpful addition!

Linking to more detailed documentation improves usability.

cog/core/sql_acc.py (4)

14-14: Purr-fect consistency!

Using lowercase for the database name reduces case sensitivity issues.


Line range hint 17-31: Claw-some normalization!

Lowercasing table and column names aligns with database naming conventions.


Line range hint 32-41: Meow-gnificent consistency!

Lowercasing the table name and foreign key reference enhances readability.


42-54: Paws-itively consistent!

Lowercasing table and database names reduces potential case sensitivity issues.

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照兔子說的吧。

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晚點我 UI 再改一下

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資料庫欄位和表格名稱的大寫好像在這次的變更中全部更改為全小寫了,確定全部都有改到嗎?資料庫那邊我要停機做修改,然後釋出模板表格

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我之前試MySQL的時候名稱不管輸入大寫還是小寫都會自動全小寫命名(不會按照輸入的大小寫存),另外MySQL執行SQL的時候名稱本來就不分大小寫。

Bug: #106
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Bug: #47
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應該取代好了(用的Visual Studio Code專案搜尋/資料夾檔案搜尋),你再檢查一下。

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cog/core/sql.py (1)

21-21: Add Type Annotations.

The write function is missing type annotations. Adding them improves code readability and helps with static analysis.

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155-155: Duplicate Comment: Verify consistency of user ID parameter change.

Ensure that changing "USER" to "user" in user_id_exists aligns with the database schema and other parts of the codebase.


204-204: Duplicate Comment: Verify consistency of user ID parameter change.

Ensure that changing "USER" to "user" in user_id_exists aligns with the database schema and other parts of the codebase.


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128-128: Verify consistency of user ID parameter change.

Ensure that changing "USER" to "user" in user_id_exists aligns with the database schema and other parts of the codebase.

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Consistency verified for user_id_exists parameter change.

The use of "user" as a parameter in user_id_exists is consistent across the codebase. Ensure that the implementation in cog/core/sql.py correctly handles this parameter.

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channel_check.py (1)

23-23: Verify database table name case sensitivity.

The table name in the SQL query has been changed to lowercase. Ensure that the database is configured to handle case sensitivity appropriately to avoid potential errors.

cog/core/sql_acc.py (1)

Line range hint 17-72: Ensure consistency of naming conventions.

The table and column names have been standardized to lowercase. Verify that all references to these tables and columns in the codebase are updated to match the new naming conventions.

src/scaict_uwu/maintenance/data/tables.json (10)

16-16: Add comments for clarity.

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26-26: Add comments for clarity.

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35-35: Add comments for clarity.

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124-124: Add comments for clarity.

The next_reward column lacks a comment. Adding a description would clarify its purpose.

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23-23: Correct the docstring punctuation.

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- 欲變更的使用者、屬性、修改值、欲修改資料表(預設user, option)
+ 欲變更的使用者、屬性、修改值、欲修改資料表(預設user, option)
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Line range hint 32-39: Update foreign key reference to lowercase.

The foreign key reference to USER should be updated to user to match the lowercase naming convention.

- FOREIGN KEY (`uid`) REFERENCES USER(`uid`) ON DELETE CASCADE
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Line range hint 17-29: LGTM for user table creation.

The table user and its columns are correctly defined with lowercase naming conventions.


Line range hint 42-69: LGTM for game, data, and history table creations.

The tables are correctly defined with lowercase naming conventions, ensuring consistency.


14-14: Verify database name usage.

Ensure that the database name dcsqltest matches the case sensitivity settings of your MySQL environment to avoid potential issues.

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Purrfect! The database name usage is consistent. The name dcsqltest is used correctly in the codebase, so there shouldn't be any issues related to case sensitivity or consistency. Keep up the good work! 🐾

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static/table_struct.sql (2)

62-80: LGTM for ctf_data table structure.

The table ctf_data is correctly defined with lowercase naming conventions.


84-97: LGTM for ctf_history table structure.

The table ctf_history is correctly defined with lowercase naming conventions.

app.py (7)

128-128: LGTM for user ID validation changes.

The update to use lowercase table names aligns with the database schema changes.


204-204: LGTM for product purchase logic changes.

The update to use lowercase table names aligns with the database schema changes.


220-221: Add return type annotation to roll_slot.

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@winstonsung 好,謝謝你。我明天停機維護會把資料庫那邊也一起修正

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60-61: Consistent naming conventions.

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84-85: Consistent naming conventions.

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docs/abstract_schema_products.json (8)

2-5: Purrfect JSON Schema Setup!

The JSON schema is well-structured with a clear description and type. The use of additionalProperties: false ensures no unexpected fields are allowed. Nice job! 🐾


7-11: Great ID Validation!

The id field has a proper regex pattern to ensure it starts with a letter and contains only valid characters. This helps maintain consistent and valid IDs. Keep it up! 😺


25-29: Image URL Validation is Spot On!

The image field uses a regex to ensure URLs start with https://, which is great for security. Make sure all image URLs in your data comply with this. 🖼️


31-38: Enum Choices for Category Look Good!

The category field restricts values to specific options, ensuring consistency. If you plan to add more categories, remember to update this list. 🗂️


39-46: Payment Method Enum is Pawsome!

The pay field's enum restricts payment methods to "point" or "ticket," which is clear and concise. Make sure these values align with your application's logic. 💳


47-54: Price and Stock Fields are Well Defined!

The price and stock fields are integers, which is suitable for these types of data. Ensure your application handles these values correctly, especially for large numbers. 📈


56-64: Required Fields are Well Chosen!

The required fields ensure all essential product information is provided. This helps maintain data integrity. Just make sure your data input process enforces these requirements. 📝


20-23: Check URL Pattern!

The url pattern ensures no leading slash, but consider if this constraint aligns with expected URL formats in your application. Double-check this requirement. 🧐

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URL Pattern Verification

The current URL pattern, which disallows leading slashes, is consistent with the usage found in DataBase/products.json. This suggests that the pattern aligns with the expected URL formats in your application. 🐾

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DataBase/products.json (2)

5-11: Consistent Product Formatting!

The product entries are consistently formatted, which makes them easy to read and maintain. The reordering of fields improves clarity. Keep up the good work! 🐾

Also applies to: 15-21, 25-31, 35-41, 45-51, 55-61, 65-72


65-67: New URL Field Added!

The addition of the url field provides a direct link to the item, enhancing functionality. Just ensure the URLs are correctly formatted and accessible. 🌐

docs/abstract_schema_table.json (5)

2-5: Schema Structure is Purrfect!

The schema is well-structured with a clear description and type. The use of additionalProperties: false ensures no unexpected fields are allowed. Nice work! 🐱


33-50: Enum for Data Types Needs Expansion!

Consider expanding the enum for column data types to include object, array, and number, as suggested in previous comments. This will ensure all potential data types are covered. 🧐


52-61: Options Field is Well Defined!

The options field in columns is detailed and covers several important attributes like autoincrement, default, and notnull. Ensure these options align with your database's capabilities. 🛠️


143-205: Index Structure is Well Thought Out!

The index structure is comprehensive, covering necessary properties like name, columns, and unique. Ensure these indices are implemented efficiently in your database. 📊


223-227: Required Fields are Well Chosen!

The required fields ensure all essential table information is provided. This helps maintain data integrity. Make sure your table creation process enforces these requirements. 📋

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docs/abstract_schema_products.json (5)

2-2: Purr-fect use of $schema!

The $schema property is correctly defined, ensuring the JSON schema is valid and can be properly interpreted.


5-5: Good use of additionalProperties.

Setting additionalProperties to false ensures that only the specified properties are allowed, which helps maintain data integrity.


6-87: Comprehensive product properties.

The schema defines a comprehensive set of properties for products, including constraints like enum for categorical fields and pattern for string validation. This ensures data consistency and validity.


26-26: Pattern validation for id.

The pattern ensures that product IDs start with a letter and contain only alphanumeric characters, underscores, or hyphens. This is a solid choice for ID validation.


85-87: Ensure required properties align with usage.

The required array specifies that products must be present. Double-check that this aligns with how the schema will be used in practice.

DataBase/products.json (2)

5-11: Consistent product details.

The product entry for "中電會貼紙" is well-structured and consistent with the schema. Ensure all entries follow this format.


65-72: New field url added.

The url field is a new addition and provides a direct link to the product. Ensure this field is consistently used across all relevant entries.

docs/abstract_schema_table.json (5)

2-2: Purr-fect use of $schema!

The $schema property is correctly defined, ensuring the JSON schema is valid and can be properly interpreted.


5-5: Good use of additionalProperties.

Setting additionalProperties to false ensures that only the specified properties are allowed, which helps maintain data integrity.


35-50: Enum completeness for column types.

Ensure that the enum list for column types covers all potential types used in the database. Consider adding any missing types based on the codebase analysis.


68-68: Default value for default.

The default value for the default property is set to null, which is a reasonable choice. Ensure this aligns with how defaults are handled in your database.


224-227: Ensure required properties align with usage.

The required array specifies name, columns, and indexes must be present. Double-check that this aligns with how the schema will be used in practice.

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Usage of Required Properties Verified

The properties "name", "columns", and "indexes" are used consistently with the schema requirements in the relevant JSON files. Everything aligns with the intended schema usage. Good job! 🐾

  • abstract_schema_table.json: Properly defines and uses "name", "columns", and "indexes".
  • tables.json: Uses these properties in a manner consistent with the schema requirements.
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23-23: LGTM!

The SQL query to fetch total points is straightforward and efficient.


42-55: Great optimization in update logic!

The use of prev_points and prev_total_members effectively reduces unnecessary updates to the Discord channels, enhancing performance.

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23-23: Purrrfect! The SQL query looks good.

The function efficiently retrieves the total points from the database.


48-51: Meow! Avoid using full-width colons.

Replace the full-width colons () with standard colons (:) for consistency.

- await point_channel.edit(name = f"🔋總電量:{points}")
+ await point_channel.edit(name = f"🔋總電量: {points}")

- await member_channel.edit(name = f"👥電池數:{total_members}")
+ await member_channel.edit(name = f"👥電池數: {total_members}")
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30-30: Include timezone in logging.

Consider using datetime.now(tz=datetime.timezone.utc) to ensure accurate timestamps.

- print(f"{uid} {username} get {bonus} {bonus_type} by Gift {datetime.now()}")
+ print(f"{uid} {username} get {bonus} {bonus_type} by Gift {datetime.now(tz=datetime.timezone.utc)}")
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return ret[0][0], ret[0][1] # type, count

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Replace full-width punctuation marks with standard punctuation for consistency.

- button.disabled = True # 關閉按鈕,避免錯誤再被觸發
+ button.disabled = True # 關閉按鈕, 避免錯誤再被觸發

- return await ctx.respond("好像出了點問題,你可能已經領過或伺服器內部錯誤。若有異議請在收到此訊息兩天內截圖此畫面提交客服單回報", ephemeral = False)
+ return await ctx.respond("好像出了點問題, 你可能已經領過或伺服器內部錯誤. 若有異議請在收到此訊息兩天內截圖此畫面提交客服單回報", ephemeral = False)
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await ctx.respond(f"{manager} 已發送 {count} {gift_type} 給 {', '.join([user.name for user in target_users])}")
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LGTM

@elvisdragonmao elvisdragonmao merged commit 8adbe65 into main Aug 20, 2024
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