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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new Formula class for handling formulas represented as strings, ensuring improved input validation and normalization.
    • Added a constructor to initialize the formula and its engine.
    • Implemented a validation method to ensure only valid formulas are processed.
    • Provided a method to retrieve the current formula value, enhancing encapsulation.
    • Introduced a new Sums class for managing collections of numeric sums with validation.
    • Created a custom exception class, PriceInvalidArgumentException, for handling pricing-related errors.
    • Added a SumsHydrator class to facilitate data manipulation between arrays and Sums objects.
    • Introduced a new trait, HasMoney, for managing monetary values and currencies.
    • Enhanced the ProgressivePrice and SinglePrice classes with new interface implementations for better integration.
    • Added a new trait, HasQuantity, for managing prepaid quantities and their units.
    • Defined new interfaces PriceWithMoneyInterface and PriceWithQuantityInterface to standardize price retrieval and quantity handling.
    • Implemented the PriceWithRateInterface in the RatePrice class for rate-related operations.
  • Enhancements

    • Improved type safety and clarity in the EnumPrice class by updating property types and method signatures.
    • Updated the createEnumPrice method to return a specific EnumPrice type, enhancing its interface.
    • Modified the getRawPrices method in CertificatePlan to ensure it specifically returns a Sums instance.
    • Enhanced the jsonSerialize method in AbstractPrice for richer and more informative JSON output.
    • Improved type safety for the $rate property in the RatePrice class.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted internal logic to ensure appropriate handling of price data without altering existing functionality.
  • Tests

    • Updated the testEnumPrice method to reflect changes in the data structure returned by getSums().

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The recent updates enhance the billing system's architecture by introducing a new Formula class that manages formulas with normalization and validation processes. Improvements in type safety and clarity are evident in various classes, including EnumPrice and Sums. The addition of custom exceptions, refined testing practices, and new interfaces further improve data handling and integration across components.

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File Change Summary
src/formula/Formula.php New Formula class added with methods for handling formula normalization and validation.
src/price/AbstractPrice.php Enhanced jsonSerialize method for detailed JSON output and improved readability in the constructor.
src/price/EnumPrice.php, src/price/Sums.php Enhanced type safety with explicit property types and the introduction of a Sums class for managing numeric sums.
src/price/PriceFactory.php Updated createEnumPrice method to specify a return type and wrap sums in a Sums object.
src/price/PriceInvalidArgumentException.php New custom exception class for handling invalid pricing arguments.
src/price/SumsHydrator.php New SumsHydrator class introduced for hydrating and extracting data from Sums objects.
tests/support/plan/CertificatePlan.php Modified getRawPrices method to explicitly return a Sums instance, improving type safety.
tests/unit/price/PriceFactoryTest.php Adjusted test to call values() on getSums() result for accurate comparisons.
src/price/RatePrice.php Updated to implement PriceWithRateInterface and improved type safety for the $rate property.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant FormulaEngine
    participant Formula
    
    User->>Formula: Create new Formula(value)
    Formula->>FormulaEngine: normalize(value)
    FormulaEngine-->>Formula: normalizedValue
    Formula->>FormulaEngine: validate(normalizedValue)
    FormulaEngine-->>Formula: validationResult
    alt Validation Successful
        Formula-->>User: Return value()
    else Validation Failed
        Formula-->>User: Throw FormulaEngineException
    end

    participant DataMapper
    participant SumsHydrator

    User->>SumsHydrator: Hydrate(data)
    SumsHydrator->>DataMapper: Check 'sums' key
    DataMapper-->>SumsHydrator: Missing key?
    alt Key Present
        SumsHydrator-->>User: Return new Sums()
    else Key Missing
        SumsHydrator-->>User: Throw PriceInvalidArgumentException
    end
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src/formula/Formula.php (4)

23-26: LGTM!

The value method is correctly implemented.


15-21: Verify the proper definition and usage of FormulaEngineException.

Ensure that FormulaEngineException is properly defined and used.

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  • FormulaEngineException is defined in src/formula/FormulaEngineException.php and extends the base Exception class, making it suitable for exception handling in the validate method.
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10-11: Ensure normalization and validation methods are correctly implemented.

Verify that the normalize and validate methods of FormulaEngine are correctly implemented.

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Normalization and validation methods are correctly implemented.

The normalize and validate methods in the FormulaEngine class are properly defined and implemented.

  • normalize method: src/formula/FormulaEngine.php (line 10)
  • validate method: src/formula/FormulaEngine.php (line 30)
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7-13: Verify the proper injection of FormulaEngine.

Ensure that the FormulaEngine instance is properly injected and initialized.

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Ensure that the normalize method is correctly implemented in the FormulaEngine class.

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Ensure that the validate method is correctly implemented in the Formula class.


Verify the implementation of the normalize method in the FormulaEngine class.

Ensure that the normalize method is correctly implemented in the FormulaEngine class.

Verify the implementation of the validate method in the Formula class.

Ensure that the validate method is correctly implemented in the Formula class.


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  • The normalize method in FormulaEngine is implemented to normalize the formula string.
  • The validate method in Formula calls the validate method on the formulaEngine instance and handles errors appropriately.
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  • src/price/EnumPrice.php (3 hunks)
  • src/price/PriceFactory.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/PriceInvalidArgumentException.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/Sums.php (1 hunks)
  • tests/support/plan/CertificatePlan.php (2 hunks)
  • tests/unit/price/PriceFactoryTest.php (1 hunks)
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src/price/PriceInvalidArgumentException.php (1)

1-7: LGTM!

The PriceInvalidArgumentException class is correctly defined and extends InvalidArgumentException.

src/price/Sums.php (4)

5-15: Constructor is well-defined.

The constructor initializes the class and validates the values if they are not empty.


17-26: Validation method is well-implemented.

The validate method correctly checks if all values are numeric and throws an exception if any value is invalid.


28-31: Values method is well-defined.

The values method correctly returns the values.


33-36: GetMinSum method is well-defined.

The getMinSum method correctly returns the minimum sum from the values.

src/price/EnumPrice.php (4)

31-35: Property declarations are well-defined.

The properties $unit, $currency, and $sums have been correctly refactored to use more specific types.


38-44: Constructor is well-defined.

The constructor has been correctly refactored to accept a Sums object instead of an array for the $sums parameter.


62-62: GetSums method is well-defined.

The getSums method has been correctly refactored to return a Sums object.


74-74: CalculateSum method is well-defined.

The calculateSum method has been correctly refactored to use the values method of the Sums class.

src/price/PriceFactory.php (1)

80-82: LGTM! Verify the usage of the Sums class.

The addition of the return type declaration improves type safety. Wrapping the sums property in a Sums object enhances encapsulation and potentially adds validation or logic.

However, ensure that the Sums class is correctly used and integrated within the codebase.

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The Sums class is properly integrated and tested.

The Sums class is used in both the main code and test support code, and its functionality is verified in unit tests, ensuring proper integration and testing.

  • tests/support/plan/CertificatePlan.php
  • tests/unit/price/PriceFactoryTest.php
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tests/unit/price/PriceFactoryTest.php (1)

60-60: LGTM! Verify the getSums() method.

The change to call the values() method on the result of getSums() indicates that getSums() now returns an object or collection.

However, ensure that the getSums() method is correctly implemented and returns the expected data structure.

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The getSums() method in EnumPrice returns an instance of the Sums class, which indeed has a values() method that returns an array.

  • src/price/EnumPrice.php: getSums() method returns $this->sums which is an instance of Sums.
  • src/price/Sums.php: The Sums class has a values() method that returns an array.

The test in PriceFactoryTest.php is correctly updated to call the values() method on the result of getSums().

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tests/support/plan/CertificatePlan.php (1)

114-116: LGTM! Verify the usage of the Sums class.

The addition of the return type declaration improves type safety. Returning a new Sums object enhances encapsulation and potentially adds validation or logic.

However, ensure that the Sums class is correctly used and integrated within the codebase.

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The Sums class is correctly used and integrated within the codebase.

The Sums class is referenced in multiple files, including tests, indicating proper integration and usage.

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  • src/formula/Formula.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/AbstractPrice.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/EnumPrice.php (2 hunks)
  • src/price/PriceInvalidArgumentException.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/PriceWIthQuantityInterface.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/PriceWithCurrencyInterface.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/PriceWithMoneyInterface.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/PriceWithSumsInterface.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/PriceWithThresholdsInterface.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/PriceWithUnitInterface.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/PricedWithRateInterface.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/PricedWithSubpriceInterface.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/ProgressivePrice.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/RatePrice.php (1 hunks)
  • src/price/SinglePrice.php (3 hunks)
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src/price/PriceWithSumsInterface.php (1)

5-8: Verify the existence and correctness of the Sums class.

Ensure that the Sums class is defined and correctly implemented elsewhere in the codebase.

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The Sums class is correctly implemented.

The Sums class is defined and correctly implements the JsonSerializable interface. It includes a jsonSerialize method that returns the expected data structure.

  • The class is defined as final readonly in src/price/Sums.php.
  • It implements the jsonSerialize method, returning an array with the values property.
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src/price/PricedWithRateInterface.php (1)

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src/price/PriceWithMoneyInterface.php (1)

5-10: Verify the correct import and implementation of the Money class.

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src/price/PriceWithCurrencyInterface.php (1)

1-10: Interface Definition Looks Good.

The PriceWithCurrencyInterface is well-defined, with a clear and descriptive method name. The use of strict typing and the Currency type from the Money library is appropriate.

src/price/PriceWithUnitInterface.php (1)

1-10: Interface Definition Looks Good.

The PriceWithUnitInterface is well-defined, with a clear and descriptive method name. The use of strict typing and the UnitInterface type is appropriate.

src/price/PriceWIthQuantityInterface.php (1)

1-10: Interface Definition Looks Good.

The PriceWithQuantityInterface is well-defined, with a clear and descriptive method name. The use of strict typing and the QuantityInterface type is appropriate.

src/price/PricedWithSubpriceInterface.php (1)

7-12: Interface design looks good.

The PricedWithSubpriceInterface is well-defined and provides necessary methods for handling subprices. Ensure that implementing classes adhere to these method signatures.

src/price/RatePrice.php (2)

27-27: Class implementation looks good.

The RatePrice class correctly implements PricedWithRateInterface, enhancing its functionality. Ensure that all interactions with this class are updated to utilize the new interface.


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The calculateSum method assumes the currency is available in the Money class. Ensure that all expected currencies are supported to prevent runtime errors.

src/price/SinglePrice.php (3)

56-56: Improved Type Safety for getPrepaid().

The getPrepaid() method now explicitly returns a QuantityInterface, enhancing type safety and clarity.


61-61: Improved Type Safety for getPrice().

The getPrice() method now explicitly returns a Money type, improving type safety and clarity.


30-30: Ensure Correct Interface Implementation.

The SinglePrice class now implements PriceWithMoneyInterface and PriceWIthQuantityInterface. Verify that all required methods from these interfaces are correctly implemented and that the class adheres to the expected contracts.

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The SinglePrice class correctly implements all methods required by the PriceWithMoneyInterface and PriceWIthQuantityInterface. No missing implementations were found.

  • getPrice from PriceWithMoneyInterface is implemented.
  • getPrepaid from PriceWIthQuantityInterface is implemented.
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src/price/ProgressivePrice.php (1)

17-17: Verify Interface Implementation and Integration.

The ProgressivePrice class now implements PriceWithThresholdsInterface, PriceWithMoneyInterface, and PriceWIthQuantityInterface. Ensure that all methods required by these interfaces are implemented and that the class integrates well within the broader pricing framework.


use hiqdev\php\units\QuantityInterface;

interface PriceWIthQuantityInterface
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Correct Inconsistent Capitalization in Interface Name.

The interface name PriceWIthQuantityInterface has an inconsistent capitalization. It should be PriceWithQuantityInterface.

- interface PriceWIthQuantityInterface
+ interface PriceWithQuantityInterface
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public function hydrate(array $data, $object): object
{
return new Sums($data['sums'] ?? null);
}
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Consider adding error handling in hydrate.

The hydrate method should handle cases where the expected data keys are missing to prevent potential errors during object creation.

public function hydrate(array $data, $object): object
{
    if (!isset($data['sums'])) {
        throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Missing required key: sums');
    }
    return new Sums($data['sums']);
}

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public function extract($object): array
{
return [
'values' => $object->values(),
];
}
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Ensure type consistency in extract.

The extract method assumes $object is of type Sums. Consider enforcing type checks or using type declarations to prevent misuse.

public function extract(Sums $object): array
{
    return [
        'values' => $object->values(),
    ];
}

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src/price/PriceWithSubpriceInterface.php (1)

7-12: Missing Implementation of SubPrices Class

The SubPrices class, referenced in the PriceWithSubpriceInterface, is not implemented in the codebase. This could lead to issues with the interface's functionality. Please ensure that the SubPrices class is defined and implemented appropriately.

  • PriceWithSubpriceInterface.php: The SubPrices class is used but not implemented.
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The PriceWithSubpriceInterface is well-defined for managing subprices. Ensure that the SubPrices class is implemented correctly to support these methods.

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56-59: Constructor formatting change approved.

The reformatting of the constructor parameters improves readability.


140-158: jsonSerialize method changes approved. Verify related interfaces.

The changes to the jsonSerialize method enhance the detail and clarity of the serialized output. Ensure that all related interfaces (PriceWithSubpriceInterface, PriceWithRateInterface, etc.) are correctly implemented.

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1-1: Good use of strict types.

The use of declare(strict_types=1); ensures type safety and reduces potential type-related errors.


3-3: Namespace usage is appropriate.

The namespace hiqdev\php\billing\price is well-structured and aligns with PHP best practices for organizing code.


7-10: Interface definition is clear and concise.

The PriceWithQuantityInterface defines a single method getPrepaid that returns a QuantityInterface, which is clear and follows interface design principles.


5-5: Ensure the QuantityInterface is correctly implemented.

Verify that QuantityInterface is correctly implemented and available in the hiqdev\php\units namespace.

…ta keys are missing to prevent potential errors during object creation.
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Consider reviewing the complexity of calculateSum.

The calculateSum method is complex and handles detailed billing logic. Consider breaking it down or adding comments to improve readability and maintainability.

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1-21: Well-structured trait for monetary operations.

The HasMoney trait is well-designed for reuse, encapsulating common monetary operations. Ensure consistent usage across classes that require monetary functionality.

src/price/SinglePrice.php (2)

30-32: Interface implementation enhances design.

Implementing multiple interfaces improves the class design by enforcing specific contracts and enhancing type safety.


55-55: Verify the impact of the removed getPrice method.

The getPrice method has been removed. Ensure that any dependent code has been updated to use the HasMoney trait or other methods for price retrieval.

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17-20: Interface implementation broadens class capabilities.

Implementing multiple interfaces broadens the class's responsibilities and facilitates better integration with other components.

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8-14: Clarify the non-null requirement for $prepaid.

The comment indicates that $prepaid cannot be null because a Unit is required. Ensure that this invariant is enforced wherever this trait is used.

Consider adding validation or assertions to enforce this invariant.

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16-19: The getPrepaid method looks good.

This method correctly returns the $prepaid property, adhering to the QuantityInterface type.


21-24: The getUnit method correctly delegates to QuantityInterface.

This method calls getUnit on $prepaid, ensuring that the unit is derived from the quantity, which aligns with the expected behavior.

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56-56: Review the constructor parameter formatting.

The constructor's parameter formatting has been adjusted for improved readability. This change is purely stylistic and does not affect the functionality of the method. It's a good practice to ensure that parameters are clearly readable, especially in a constructor that might be frequently used or modified.


140-178: Enhanced jsonSerialize method for better data granularity.

The modifications to the jsonSerialize method significantly improve the granularity and richness of the serialized data. The method now constructs a detailed associative array that includes various attributes and conditionally adds more data based on the implemented interfaces.

Here are a few points to consider:

  • Type Safety and Clarity: The use of methods like getType()->getName() and getTarget()->getId() within the array ensures that the data remains type-safe and clear.
  • Conditional Inclusion of Data: The checks for interface implementations (lines 154, 158, 162, 166, 170, 174) before adding data ensure that only relevant data is included, which is a good practice for maintainability and performance.
  • Potential Impact on Consumers: Since the output of jsonSerialize is richer, ensure that all consumers of this serialized data (e.g., APIs, front-end applications) can handle the additional data without issues.

Overall, these changes are well-aligned with the PR's objectives of improving the architecture and maintainability of the codebase.

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src/price/RatePrice.php (7)

27-27: Implementation of PriceWithRateInterface

The class now implements PriceWithRateInterface, which is a significant architectural change. This ensures that RatePrice adheres to a specific contract, enhancing its interoperability within the system. Ensure that all methods required by the interface are properly implemented and documented.


29-29: Introduction of Typed Property for $rate

The $rate property is now explicitly declared as a float, which improves type safety and clarity. This change aligns with modern PHP practices and helps prevent type-related bugs. Ensure that all interactions with the $rate property across the system are updated to reflect this change.


29-29: Constructor Review

The constructor correctly initializes the $rate property along with other inherited properties. The explicit type declaration for $rate in the parameter list is a good practice, ensuring that the value passed during object creation is of the correct type.


Line range hint 36-36: Method: getRate

This method provides a clean and straightforward way to access the $rate property. It adheres to the contract specified by PriceWithRateInterface, assuming the interface requires such a method.


Line range hint 54-57: Method: calculateUsage

This method simply returns the input quantity. If this is the intended behavior, it's implemented correctly. However, if more complex logic is expected in the future, consider adding a comment or a TODO to indicate potential enhancements.


Line range hint 38-42: Method: calculateSum

This method calculates the sum based on the rate and quantity. The use of QuantityInterface and the conversion to a Money object are appropriate. However, ensure that the negative multiplication (-$this.rate) and the currency conversion logic are correct and intended. This could potentially lead to errors if not handled properly.


Line range hint 44-52: Method: calculatePrice

This method involves complex calculations, including division by a formatted quantity. It's crucial to ensure that the division operation and the formatting (sprintf('%.14F', ...)) are correctly implemented to avoid precision errors. Additionally, check for potential null returns which might not be handled upstream.

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Precision and Null Handling in calculatePrice Method Verified

The use of sprintf('%.14F', ...) in conjunction with division operations ensures precision in calculations, addressing the review comment's concern. Additionally, null returns are checked in the codebase, indicating proper handling. The implementation appears to be robust in both aspects.

  • Precision Handling: Verified in RatePrice.php, EnumPrice.php, AbstractPrice.php, Bill.php, and Charge.php.
  • Null Handling: Observed in AbstractPrice.php and other relevant files.
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