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  • New Features

    • Enhanced platform management with refined handling of website resource updates and cleanup, ensuring more reliable scheduling and consistent performance.
    • Introduced a new method for managing updates to resources associated with the "Website" platform.
  • Refactor

    • Improved internal update procedures and formatting for module management, resulting in clearer logic and streamlined processing without changing user functionality.
    • Streamlined the update process for platforms by incorporating user-specific data into the update operation.

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This pull request introduces several code refactorings and structural improvements. The controller file now reformats a function call for improved readability. In the module service, the update logic for handling platforms has been restructured and a special case for the Hivemind website has been extracted into its own helper function. Additionally, the platform service now includes new methods for handling updated resources and cleaning up schedules associated with platform types like "Website" and "Discourse".

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File(s) Change Summary
src/controllers/hivemind.controller.ts Reformatted the HivemindTemporalService.triggerWorkflow function call from single-line to multi-line for improved readability.
src/services/module.service.ts Restructured updateModule to streamline platform update logic. Added early exit when no platforms are provided and extracted the Hivemind website special case into a new helper function handleHivemindWebsiteCase.
src/services/platform.service.ts Added handleWebsiteResourceChanges to manage updates for the "Website" platform. Modified deletePlatform to use the new handlePlatformCleanup for schedule management across platform types.
src/controllers/platform.controller.ts Updated the updatePlatform function to include req.user in the parameters, removing the Discord-specific notification logic.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat: add hivemind api #440: The changes in the main PR, which involve reformatting a function call to HivemindTemporalService.triggerWorkflow, are related to the retrieved PR that introduces a new controller function also calling triggerWorkflow, indicating a direct connection at the code level.
  • fix: fix the global module update #402: The changes in the main PR are related to the modifications made in the updateModule function within the retrieved PR, as both involve restructuring and enhancing the logic for handling platform updates in the src/services/module.service.ts file.

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src/services/index.ts (5)
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src/controllers/platform.controller.ts (1)

326-327: Function signature update correctly includes user information.

The change to include req.user as a parameter in the platformService.updatePlatform call aligns with the updated service method signature. This change enables user-specific operations during platform updates, particularly for platform-specific notifications.

src/services/platform.service.ts (5)

5-5: LGTM - Import includes required ModuleNames.

The import statement has been correctly updated to include ModuleNames, which is needed for the new website handling functionality.


11-17: Clean import organization.

Imports have been properly updated to include the necessary services for the new functionality.


125-139: Good platform-specific handling in updatePlatform.

The function now properly handles different platform types with specific logic:

  • Website platform changes are processed by the new helper function
  • Discord platform updates include user notifications when appropriate

The function signature update with the user parameter enables these platform-specific behaviors.


157-159: Improved platform cleanup with dedicated helper.

The platform deletion process now uses a dedicated helper function for platform-specific cleanup, which improves code organization and maintainability.


333-355: Well-structured platform cleanup helper.

The new handlePlatformCleanup function efficiently handles platform-specific cleanup requirements:

  • Properly checks for schedule IDs before deletion attempts
  • Handles both Discourse and Website platform types
  • Uses a switch statement for clear control flow

This extraction of functionality improves code organization and will make future platform type additions easier.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/services/module.service.ts (1)

78-86: Clarify global option logic.
Relying on platforms[0].name === undefined to identify a “global option” can be misleading. Consider using a more explicit property or logic to distinguish it.

src/services/platform.service.ts (1)

323-346: Centralized logic for platform cleanup.
This is a clean approach. Consider capturing potential errors from schedule deletion if robust error handling is needed.

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src/services/module.service.ts (1)
src/services/index.ts (2)
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  • websiteService (40-40)
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src/services/index.ts (3)
  • discourseService (37-37)
  • websiteService (40-40)
  • moduleService (33-33)
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src/controllers/hivemind.controller.ts (1)

12-17: Improve input validation for request body fields.
The new multi-line invocation is more readable, but consider adding checks for undefined or malformed request body fields to avoid runtime errors.

src/services/module.service.ts (4)

66-68: Confirm early return logic.
Returning early if no platforms is present might skip other updates in updateBody. Confirm that this is desired behavior.


70-74: Ensuring a valid module.options.platforms array.
This approach looks good, as it prevents null references. No immediate concerns.


76-77: No concerns with assignment.


88-101: Check for duplicate platform naming.
Currently, .find((p) => p.name === newPlatform.name) will return only the first match. If multiple platforms share the same name, it could cause conflicts. Ensure this logic aligns with your data model.

src/services/platform.service.ts (3)

5-5: Import references look correct.
These new imports align with the expanded functionalities in this file.

Also applies to: 12-12, 15-15


127-131: Inline special-case handling for Website.
The approach is consistent with the rest of the code. No immediate concerns.


149-149: Good practice calling handlePlatformCleanup before deletion.
This ensures schedules or resources are cleaned up properly.

Comment on lines +103 to 128
/**
* Handle special case for Hivemind module with Website platform
* @param {Object} platform - Platform object
*/
const handleHivemindWebsiteCase = async (platform: any) => {
const platformDoc = await platformService.getPlatformById(platform.platform);

if (!platformDoc) return;

const isActivated = platform.metadata?.activated;
const existingScheduleId = platformDoc.get('metadata.scheduleId');

if (isActivated === true) {
if (!existingScheduleId) {
const scheduleId = await websiteService.coreService.createWebsiteSchedule(platform.platform);
platformDoc.set('metadata.scheduleId', scheduleId);
await platformDoc.save();
}
} else if (isActivated === false) {
if (existingScheduleId) {
await websiteService.coreService.deleteWebsiteSchedule(existingScheduleId);
platformDoc.set('metadata.scheduleId', null);
await platformDoc.save();
}
}
};
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Use stronger typing for platform in handleHivemindWebsiteCase.
(platform: any) makes it easy to introduce type-related mistakes. Consider using a typed interface or type assertion to guarantee that critical fields like platform.platform and platform.metadata exist.

Comment on lines +348 to +390
/**
* Handle Website platform resource changes
* @param {HydratedDocument<IPlatform>} platform - Platform document
* @param {Partial<IPlatform>} updateBody - Update body
* @returns {Promise<void>}
*/
const handleWebsiteResourceChanges = async (
platform: HydratedDocument<IPlatform>,
updateBody: Partial<IPlatform>,
): Promise<void> => {
if (!updateBody.metadata?.resources || !platform.metadata?.resources) {
return;
}
const oldResources = JSON.stringify(platform.metadata.resources.sort());
const newResources = JSON.stringify(updateBody.metadata.resources.sort());

if (oldResources !== newResources) {
const existingScheduleId = platform.metadata.scheduleId;

if (existingScheduleId) {
await websiteService.coreService.deleteWebsiteSchedule(existingScheduleId);
updateBody.metadata.scheduleId = null;
}

const moduleFilter = {
name: ModuleNames.Hivemind,
'options.platforms': {
$elemMatch: {
name: PlatformNames.Website,
platform: platform._id,
'metadata.activated': true,
},
},
};

const hivemindModule = await moduleService.getModuleByFilter(moduleFilter);

if (hivemindModule) {
const scheduleId = await websiteService.coreService.createWebsiteSchedule(platform._id);
updateBody.metadata.scheduleId = scheduleId;
}
}
};
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Potential pitfalls in resource comparison.
Sorting and stringifying arrays might not always produce accurate equality checks for nested objects or unsorted data. Consider a more robust deep equality check if resources can contain objects of arbitrary structure.

@cyri113 cyri113 merged commit 7c6789d into main Apr 7, 2025
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