feat: Add support for multiple authors and update settings UI #395
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- Implement defaultAuthor in FrontMatterConverter - Update DocusaurusSettings to include defaultAuthor - Add UI setting for defaultAuthor in O2Settings
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src/docusaurus/settings/DocusaurusSettings.ts (1)
7-7: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comment for clarity.The addition of the
defaultAuthorproperty aligns well with the PR objectives and doesn't affect existing functionality. Good job!Consider adding a JSDoc comment to provide more context about this property. For example:
/** The default author name to use when not specified in the front matter */ defaultAuthor: string;This would improve code readability and make the purpose of this property clearer to other developers.
src/docusaurus/docusaurus.ts (1)
56-56: Consider adding error handling fordefaultAuthor.While the implementation is straightforward, it might be beneficial to add error handling in case
plugin.docusaurus.defaultAuthoris undefined or null. This would prevent potential runtime errors and improve the robustness of the code.Consider updating the code as follows:
- plugin.docusaurus.defaultAuthor, + plugin.docusaurus.defaultAuthor || '',This change ensures that an empty string is passed if
defaultAuthoris not set, maintaining consistent behavior.src/settings.ts (1)
67-67: Remove unnecessary commentThe Korean comment "새로운 설정 추가" is not necessary and should be removed for consistency with the rest of the codebase.
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- this.addDefaultAuthorSetting(); // 새로운 설정 추가 + this.addDefaultAuthorSetting();src/tests/FrontMatterConverter.test.ts (3)
397-426: LGTM! Consider adding a test for multiple authors.The 'FrontMatterConverter with defaultAuthor' test suite is well-structured and covers the main scenarios for the defaultAuthor functionality. The test cases are clear and use appropriate assertions.
Consider adding a test case for handling multiple existing authors to ensure the defaultAuthor is not added in this scenario. For example:
it('should not add defaultAuthor when multiple authors exist', () => { const converter = new FrontMatterConverter('file.md', 'path', false, false, 'Default Author'); const input = '---\ntitle: "Test"\nauthors: [Existing Author 1, Existing Author 2]\n---\nContent'; const result = converter.convert(input); expect(result).toContain('authors: [Existing Author 1, Existing Author 2]'); expect(result).not.toContain('Default Author'); });
428-441: LGTM! Consider adding tests for edge cases.The 'convertFrontMatter with defaultAuthor' test suite effectively covers the main scenarios for the defaultAuthor functionality in the convertFrontMatter function. The tests are concise and use clear assertions.
Consider adding the following test cases to improve coverage:
- Test when defaultAuthor is an empty string:
it('should not add authors when defaultAuthor is empty', () => { const input = '---\ntitle: "Test"\n---\nContent'; const result = convertFrontMatter(input, ''); expect(result).not.toContain('authors:'); });
- Test when defaultAuthor is undefined:
it('should not add authors when defaultAuthor is undefined', () => { const input = '---\ntitle: "Test"\n---\nContent'; const result = convertFrontMatter(input, undefined); expect(result).not.toContain('authors:'); });
- Test with multiple existing authors:
it('should not add defaultAuthor when multiple authors exist', () => { const input = '---\ntitle: "Test"\nauthors: [Existing Author 1, Existing Author 2]\n---\nContent'; const result = convertFrontMatter(input, 'Default Author'); expect(result).toContain('authors: [Existing Author 1, Existing Author 2]'); expect(result).not.toContain('Default Author'); });
396-441: Great job on implementing comprehensive tests for the defaultAuthor feature!The new test suites for both FrontMatterConverter and convertFrontMatter functions effectively cover the defaultAuthor functionality. These additions align well with the PR objectives of introducing and testing the defaultAuthor feature.
The tests are well-structured, use clear assertions, and cover the main scenarios. With the suggested additional test cases for edge cases, the test coverage will be even more robust.
As the project grows, consider organizing related test cases into separate files or using nested describe blocks for better maintainability. For example, you could create a separate file for defaultAuthor-related tests or use a nested describe block like this:
describe('FrontMatterConverter', () => { // ... existing tests ... describe('defaultAuthor functionality', () => { // ... defaultAuthor-specific tests ... }); });This structure will make it easier to locate and maintain specific test cases as the test suite expands.
src/FrontMatterConverter.ts (1)
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157-174: Consistently formatauthorsas an array inconvertFrontMatterSimilarly, ensure that when setting
frontMatter.authorsin theconvertFrontMatterfunction, theauthorsfield is an array if that is the expected format.Apply this diff to address the issue:
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src/docusaurus/docusaurus.ts (2)
56-56: Verify the implementation ofconvertFrontMatterfunction.To ensure the
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56-56: LGTM! VerifydefaultAuthorproperty initialization.The addition of
plugin.docusaurus.defaultAuthorto theconvertFrontMatterfunction call aligns with the PR objectives. This change introduces the default author feature for Docusaurus conversion as intended.To ensure the
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src/settings.ts (2)
206-218: LGTM: Well-implemented new setting for default authorThe
addDefaultAuthorSetting()method is well-implemented and follows the established patterns in the class. It correctly handles the storage and retrieval of the default author value, provides clear descriptions and placeholders, and properly saves the settings when changed.
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67-218: Summary: Default author setting successfully implementedThe implementation of the default author setting for Docusaurus conversion is well-done and meets the PR objectives. The new setting is seamlessly integrated into the existing settings interface and follows the established patterns in the codebase.
For improved code consistency, consider applying the following minor changes:
- Remove the Korean comment on line 67 as suggested earlier.
- Ensure consistent use of semicolons at the end of statements throughout the file.
Overall, great job on implementing this new feature!
src/FrontMatterConverter.ts (2)
67-67: Definition ofdefaultAuthoris appropriateThe addition of the
defaultAuthorproperty enhances the configurability of the class.
74-80: Constructor updated correctly to includedefaultAuthorThe constructor modification appropriately initializes the
defaultAuthorproperty.
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Refactor to trim defaultAuthor once before the condition
To simplify the condition and avoid redundant trimming, consider trimming defaultAuthor before the condition check.
Suggested refactor:
+ defaultAuthor = defaultAuthor.trim();
if (!frontMatter.authors && defaultAuthor !== '') {
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When assigning frontMatter.authors = this.defaultAuthor, verify that the authors field is in the expected format. If the authors front matter expects an array, consider wrapping this.defaultAuthor in an array to maintain consistency.
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Thank you for your contribution. In Docusaurus, 'authors' is fundamentally plural. Please modify the code to allow multiple authors by default instead of a single author. Reference is here. |
- Introduced AuthorStrategyFactory to separate author handling logic for Jekyll and Docusaurus - Applied author strategies in FrontMatterConverter - Added `authors` and `platform` fields to DocusaurusSettings and JekyllSettings - Enhanced O2Settings with UI for author input specific to Jekyll and Docusaurus - Added test cases for handling multiple authors - Extended existing defaultAuthor functionality to support multiple authors
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src/enums/PlatformType.ts (1)
1-6: LGTM! Consider translating the comment to English.The
PlatformTypeenum is well-structured and follows TypeScript naming conventions. It provides a clear and extensible way to represent different platform types.Consider translating the comment to English for consistency and to ensure all team members can understand it. Here's a suggested translation:
// Additional platforms can be enumerated here.src/strategies/authors/AuthorStrategy.ts (2)
3-5: Consider using an array for theauthorsparameter.The
AuthorStrategyinterface looks good overall and aligns well with the strategy pattern. However, based on the PR comments and Docusaurus's support for multiple authors, consider modifying theauthorsparameter to be an array of strings instead of a single string.export interface AuthorStrategy { applyAuthors(frontMatter: FrontMatter, authors: string[]): FrontMatter; }This change would allow for more flexibility in handling multiple authors, aligning better with Docusaurus's capabilities and the feedback provided in the PR comments.
1-6: Overall, the AuthorStrategy interface is well-defined.The
AuthorStrategyinterface provides a clear and concise contract for implementing author strategies. It's appropriately placed in the project structure and imports the necessaryFrontMattertype. The interface aligns well with the strategy pattern, allowing for flexible implementations of author application logic.To fully address the PR objectives and comments:
- Consider modifying the
authorsparameter to be an array of strings, as suggested earlier.- Ensure that implementations of this interface can handle both single and multiple authors effectively.
- Update related components and tests to work with the potentially modified interface.
These changes will enhance the flexibility of the author management system and better align with Docusaurus's capabilities.
src/strategies/authors/DefaultAuthorStrategy.ts (1)
1-8: Consider adding JSDoc commentsTo improve code documentation and maintainability, consider adding JSDoc comments to the class and method.
Here's an example of how you could add JSDoc comments:
import { AuthorStrategy } from './AuthorStrategy'; import { FrontMatter } from '../../FrontMatterConverter'; /** * Implements a strategy for applying default authors to front matter. */ export class DefaultAuthorStrategy implements AuthorStrategy { /** * Applies the default authors to the front matter if no authors are present. * @param frontMatter - The original front matter. * @param authors - The default author(s) to apply. * @returns The updated front matter with authors applied if necessary. */ applyAuthors(frontMatter: FrontMatter, authors: string | string[]): FrontMatter { // Implementation here } }These comments provide clear documentation about the purpose of the class and method, as well as the parameters and return value of the
applyAuthorsmethod.src/strategies/authors/JekyllAuthorStrategy.ts (1)
7-7: Consider using undefined assignment instead of delete operator.The static analysis tool flagged the use of the
deleteoperator, which can have minor performance implications.Consider replacing the
deleteoperation with an undefined assignment:- delete frontMatter.authors; + frontMatter.authors = undefined;This change achieves the same result of removing the
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src/strategies/authors/DocusaurusAuthorStrategy.ts (1)
5-14: Consider handling empty authors string and approve overall implementation.The implementation looks good overall and accommodates multiple authors as requested. However, consider handling the case where the
authorsstring is empty.Here's a suggested improvement:
applyAuthors(frontMatter: FrontMatter, authors: string): FrontMatter { const authorsList = authors.split(',').map(author => author.trim()).filter(Boolean); frontMatter.author = undefined; if (authorsList.length === 0) { delete frontMatter.authors; } else if (authorsList.length === 1) { frontMatter.authors = authorsList[0]; } else { frontMatter.authors = authorsList; } return frontMatter; }This version:
- Filters out empty author names.
- Handles empty
authorsstring by removing theauthorsproperty.- Uses
undefinedassignment instead ofdelete.- Stores multiple authors as an array, which is more suitable for Docusaurus.
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src/AuthorStrategyFactory.ts (1)
2-6: Remove empty lines in the import statement.The import statement for
AuthorStrategycontains unnecessary empty lines. Consider removing them to improve code readability.Apply this diff to clean up the import statement:
import { AuthorStrategy, - - - } from './strategies/authors/AuthorStrategy';src/jekyll/settings/JekyllSettings.ts (1)
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1-85: Overall assessment: Enhance author handling and maintain consistencyThe additions of
authorsandplatformproperties are good steps towards implementing the default author feature. However, to fully meet the PR objectives and maintain consistency within theJekyllSettingsclass, consider the following comprehensive refactor:
- Implement
authorsas an array of strings with proper encapsulation.- Encapsulate the
platformproperty.- Add a method to handle default author logic, e.g.:
getDefaultAuthor(): string | undefined { return this.authors.length > 0 ? this.authors[0] : undefined; }- Update the class documentation to reflect these new capabilities.
These changes would provide a more robust implementation of the default author feature while maintaining the class's existing design patterns and improving its overall functionality.
src/settings.ts (3)
70-82: LGTM with suggestion: Consider array-based author storage for Jekyll.The implementation of
addJekyllAuthorsSettingsis well-structured and consistent with other settings. However, to align with the PR objectives and the comment about Docusaurus using plural 'authors', consider storing the authors as an array instead of a comma-separated string. This would provide more flexibility and consistency across platforms.Here's a suggested modification:
private addJekyllAuthorsSettings() { const jekyllSettings = this.plugin.jekyll as JekyllSettings; new Setting(this.containerEl) .setName('Jekyll Authors') .setDesc('Enter authors separated by commas. For single author, enter only one name.') .addText(text => text .setPlaceholder('author1, author2, ...') .setValue(jekyllSettings.authors.join(', ')) .onChange(async (value) => { jekyllSettings.authors = value.split(',').map(author => author.trim()).filter(author => author); await this.plugin.saveSettings(); })); }This change assumes
jekyllSettings.authorsis an array. You'll need to update theJekyllSettingsclass accordingly.
84-95: LGTM with suggestion: Consider array-based author storage for Docusaurus.The implementation of
addDocusaurusAuthorsSettingsis well-structured and consistent with other settings. However, to fully align with the PR objectives and the comment about Docusaurus using plural 'authors', consider storing the authors as an array instead of a comma-separated string. This would provide more flexibility and better represent Docusaurus's typical usage.Here's a suggested modification:
private addDocusaurusAuthorsSettings() { const docusaurusSettings = this.plugin.docusaurus as DocusaurusSettings; new Setting(this.containerEl) .setName('Docusaurus Authors') .setDesc('Enter authors separated by commas. For single author, enter only one name.') .addText(text => text .setPlaceholder('author1, author2, ...') .setValue(docusaurusSettings.authors.join(', ')) .onChange(async (value) => { docusaurusSettings.authors = value.split(',').map(author => author.trim()).filter(author => author); await this.plugin.saveSettings(); })); }This change assumes
docusaurusSettings.authorsis an array. You'll need to update theDocusaurusSettingsclass accordingly.
60-95: Overall: Good implementation with room for improvementThe changes successfully introduce author settings for both Jekyll and Docusaurus, meeting the primary objective of the PR. The implementations are consistent with existing code and well-integrated into the settings tab.
However, to fully address the PR objectives and the comment about Docusaurus typically using plural 'authors', consider the following improvements:
- Store authors as arrays instead of comma-separated strings for both Jekyll and Docusaurus.
- Update the
JekyllSettingsandDocusaurusSettingsclasses to reflect this change.- Modify the UI to better represent multiple authors, possibly using a more advanced input method or displaying current authors as tags.
These changes would make the feature more flexible and better aligned with Docusaurus's conventions, while also improving the user experience for managing multiple authors.
src/tests/FrontMatterConverter.test.ts (1)
398-542: Comprehensive test coverage for author conversionThe new test suite for author/authors conversion is well-structured and covers various scenarios for both Jekyll and Docusaurus platforms. This aligns well with the PR objectives of introducing a default author feature.
However, there are a few points to consider:
The implementation currently supports both single and multiple authors for both Jekyll and Docusaurus. This is good for flexibility but may not fully align with the typical usage patterns of these platforms.
For Docusaurus, the tests are using
authors(plural) which aligns with the feedback provided in the PR comments about Docusaurus typically using plural 'authors'.For Jekyll, the tests switch between
author(singular) andauthors(plural) depending on the number of authors. This might lead to inconsistencies in the front matter structure.Consider the following improvements:
For Jekyll, standardize on either
author(singular) orauthors(plural) for consistency, regardless of the number of authors. This will make the front matter structure more predictable.Add test cases for edge scenarios, such as:
- Handling of empty author strings
- Handling of author strings with extra whitespace
- Preserving existing author information if no default author is provided
Consider adding a test case that demonstrates how the converter behaves when an empty string is passed as the default author, to ensure it doesn't overwrite existing author information in such cases.
Example for handling empty author strings:
it('should handle empty author string', () => { const converter = new FrontMatterConverter('test-file', 'assets/img', false, false, ' ', PlatformType.Docusaurus); const input = `--- title: "Test Post" --- Content`; const expected = `--- title: "Test Post" --- Content`; expect(converter.convert(input)).toEqual(expected); });These additions would further improve the robustness of the test suite and ensure the feature handles various edge cases correctly.
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src/strategies/authors/AuthorStrategy.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct.The import of
FrontMatterfrom the relative path '../../FrontMatterConverter' is appropriate and necessary for the interface definition.src/strategies/authors/JekyllAuthorStrategy.ts (2)
1-4: LGTM: Imports and class declaration are correct.The imports are appropriate, and the
JekyllAuthorStrategyclass correctly implements theAuthorStrategyinterface.
1-15: Overall implementation aligns with PR objectives, with minor suggestions for improvement.The
JekyllAuthorStrategyclass successfully implements theAuthorStrategyinterface and contributes to the goal of flexible author management for Jekyll. The implementation handles both single and multiple authors, which aligns with the PR objective of accommodating multiple authors as suggested in the PR comments.Two minor improvements were suggested:
- Revising the format of the
authorsproperty for better Jekyll compatibility.- Considering the use of undefined assignment instead of the
deleteoperator for potential performance benefits.These changes will enhance the robustness and efficiency of the implementation.
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1-4: LGTM: Imports and class declaration are well-structured.The imports and class declaration follow TypeScript best practices. The class name
DocusaurusAuthorStrategyaccurately reflects its purpose.src/AuthorStrategyFactory.ts (1)
12-24: LGTM: The createStrategy method logic is sound.The method's logic is well-structured and covers all cases:
- It first checks for empty
authors, returning aDefaultAuthorStrategyif true.- It then uses a switch statement to return the appropriate strategy based on the platform.
- The default case provides a good fallback with
DefaultAuthorStrategy.The method adheres to the Single Responsibility Principle and is easy to understand.
src/jekyll/settings/JekyllSettings.ts (1)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement for PlatformTypeThe import of
PlatformTypeis correctly added and necessary for the newplatformproperty.src/jekyll/chirpy.ts (1)
27-28: Clarify the scope of author-related changesThe addition of
authorsandplatformparameters to theFrontMatterConverterconstructor aligns with the PR objective of adding a default author feature. However, there's a discrepancy between the PR summary (which mentions Docusaurus) and this file (which is for Jekyll/Chirpy conversion).
- Could you clarify if the author-related changes are intended for both Docusaurus and Jekyll/Chirpy, or if there's a separate implementation for Docusaurus?
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60-60: LGTM: New author settings integrated correctly.The new method calls for Jekyll and Docusaurus author settings are appropriately placed within their respective sections. This change aligns well with the PR objectives and maintains the existing structure of the settings tab.
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src/tests/FrontMatterConverter.test.ts (1)
398-542: Overall assessment of the author conversion featureThe new test suite for author/authors conversion is a valuable addition that aligns well with the PR objectives. It provides good coverage for both Jekyll and Docusaurus platforms and tests various scenarios for adding and overwriting author information.
However, to fully address the feedback in the PR comments and ensure robustness, consider the following:
- Standardize the author field name (
authorvsauthors) for each platform to ensure consistency.- Add more edge case tests as suggested in the previous comment.
- Ensure that the implementation aligns with Docusaurus's preference for multiple authors by default.
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Implementation doesn't fulfill the PR objectives
The current implementation of DefaultAuthorStrategy doesn't align with the PR objectives to set a default author. The applyAuthors method should modify the frontMatter to include the default author information.
Consider updating the applyAuthors method to add the author information to the frontMatter. Here's a suggested implementation:
applyAuthors(frontMatter: FrontMatter, authors: string): FrontMatter {
if (!frontMatter.authors && authors) {
return { ...frontMatter, authors: [authors] };
}
return frontMatter;
}This implementation adds the default author to the frontMatter if no authors are present.
| applyAuthors(frontMatter: FrontMatter, authors: string): FrontMatter { | ||
| return frontMatter; | ||
| } |
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applyAuthors method doesn't use the authors parameter
The current implementation of applyAuthors doesn't utilize the authors parameter, which defeats the purpose of having a default author strategy.
Update the method to use the authors parameter as demonstrated in the previous comment. Additionally, consider handling multiple authors as suggested in the PR comments:
applyAuthors(frontMatter: FrontMatter, authors: string | string[]): FrontMatter {
if (!frontMatter.authors) {
const authorList = Array.isArray(authors) ? authors : [authors];
return { ...frontMatter, authors: authorList };
}
return frontMatter;
}This implementation supports both single and multiple default authors, aligning with Docusaurus's use of plural 'authors'.
| applyAuthors(frontMatter: FrontMatter, authors: string): FrontMatter { | ||
| const authorsList = authors.split(',').map(author => author.trim()); | ||
| delete frontMatter.authors; | ||
| if (authorsList.length === 1) { | ||
| frontMatter.author = authorsList[0]; | ||
| } else { | ||
| frontMatter.authors = `[${authorsList.join(', ')}]`; | ||
| } | ||
| return frontMatter; | ||
| } |
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Consider revising the authors property format for Jekyll compatibility.
The implementation handles both single and multiple authors correctly. However, the format for multiple authors might not be compatible with Jekyll's expected format.
Jekyll typically expects multiple authors to be in a YAML array format. Consider modifying line 11 to:
- frontMatter.authors = `[${authorsList.join(', ')}]`;
+ frontMatter.authors = authorsList;This change ensures that the authors property is set as an array, which is more compatible with Jekyll's YAML front matter parsing.
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| applyAuthors(frontMatter: FrontMatter, authors: string): FrontMatter { | |
| const authorsList = authors.split(',').map(author => author.trim()); | |
| delete frontMatter.authors; | |
| if (authorsList.length === 1) { | |
| frontMatter.author = authorsList[0]; | |
| } else { | |
| frontMatter.authors = `[${authorsList.join(', ')}]`; | |
| } | |
| return frontMatter; | |
| } | |
| applyAuthors(frontMatter: FrontMatter, authors: string): FrontMatter { | |
| const authorsList = authors.split(',').map(author => author.trim()); | |
| delete frontMatter.authors; | |
| if (authorsList.length === 1) { | |
| frontMatter.author = authorsList[0]; | |
| } else { | |
| frontMatter.authors = authorsList; | |
| } | |
| return frontMatter; | |
| } |
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| if (authorsList.length === 1) { | ||
| frontMatter.authors = authorsList[0]; | ||
| } else { | ||
| frontMatter.authors = `[${authorsList.join(', ')}]`; |
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Reconsider the representation of multiple authors for Docusaurus.
The current implementation encloses multiple authors in square brackets as a string. However, Docusaurus typically expects an array of strings for multiple authors.
Consider modifying the implementation to use an actual array:
- frontMatter.authors = `[${authorsList.join(', ')}]`;
+ frontMatter.authors = authorsList;This change ensures that the authors field is correctly formatted for Docusaurus.
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| frontMatter.authors = `[${authorsList.join(', ')}]`; | |
| frontMatter.authors = authorsList; |
| export class AuthorStrategyFactory { | ||
| static createStrategy(platform: PlatformType, authors: string): AuthorStrategy { | ||
| if (!authors) { | ||
| return new DefaultAuthorStrategy(); | ||
| } | ||
| switch (platform) { | ||
| case PlatformType.Jekyll: | ||
| return new JekyllAuthorStrategy(); | ||
| case PlatformType.Docusaurus: | ||
| return new DocusaurusAuthorStrategy(); | ||
| default: | ||
| return new DefaultAuthorStrategy(); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Consider refactoring the class into a simple function.
The AuthorStrategyFactory class contains only a single static method. To improve code simplicity and follow functional programming principles, consider refactoring this class into a simple function.
Apply this diff to refactor the class into a function:
-export class AuthorStrategyFactory {
- static createStrategy(platform: PlatformType, authors: string): AuthorStrategy {
+export function createAuthorStrategy(platform: PlatformType, authors: string): AuthorStrategy {
if (!authors) {
return new DefaultAuthorStrategy();
}
switch (platform) {
case PlatformType.Jekyll:
return new JekyllAuthorStrategy();
case PlatformType.Docusaurus:
return new DocusaurusAuthorStrategy();
default:
return new DefaultAuthorStrategy();
}
}
-}This change addresses the static analysis warning and simplifies the code structure.
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| export class AuthorStrategyFactory { | |
| static createStrategy(platform: PlatformType, authors: string): AuthorStrategy { | |
| if (!authors) { | |
| return new DefaultAuthorStrategy(); | |
| } | |
| switch (platform) { | |
| case PlatformType.Jekyll: | |
| return new JekyllAuthorStrategy(); | |
| case PlatformType.Docusaurus: | |
| return new DocusaurusAuthorStrategy(); | |
| default: | |
| return new DefaultAuthorStrategy(); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| export function createAuthorStrategy(platform: PlatformType, authors: string): AuthorStrategy { | |
| if (!authors) { | |
| return new DefaultAuthorStrategy(); | |
| } | |
| switch (platform) { | |
| case PlatformType.Jekyll: | |
| return new JekyllAuthorStrategy(); | |
| case PlatformType.Docusaurus: | |
| return new DocusaurusAuthorStrategy(); | |
| default: | |
| return new DefaultAuthorStrategy(); | |
| } | |
| } |
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| export default class JekyllSettings implements O2PluginSettings { | ||
| private _jekyllPath: string; | ||
| private _jekyllRelativeResourcePath: string; | ||
| authors: string = ''; |
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Consider revising the authors property implementation
While the plural name authors aligns with the suggestion to support multiple authors, the current implementation as a string may not be the most suitable for representing multiple authors. Additionally, the property is public, which is inconsistent with the encapsulation pattern used for other properties in this class.
Consider the following improvements:
- Change the type to an array of strings:
authors: string[] = []; - Make the property private and add getter/setter methods for consistency:
private _authors: string[] = []; get authors(): string[] { return this._authors; } set authors(value: string[]) { this._authors = value; }
These changes would better support multiple authors and maintain consistency with the class's existing design patterns.
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| export default class JekyllSettings implements O2PluginSettings { | ||
| private _jekyllPath: string; | ||
| private _jekyllRelativeResourcePath: string; | ||
| authors: string = ''; | ||
| platform: PlatformType = PlatformType.Jekyll; |
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Consider encapsulating the platform property
The platform property is correctly typed and initialized. However, to maintain consistency with the class's existing design patterns, consider encapsulating this property:
private _platform: PlatformType = PlatformType.Jekyll;
get platform(): PlatformType {
return this._platform;
}
set platform(value: PlatformType) {
this._platform = value;
}This change would align the platform property with the encapsulation pattern used for other properties in this class, improving overall consistency and maintainability.
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One of the biggest changes that occurred when o2 transitioned from 1.9 to 2.0 was the shift from an object-oriented programming(OOP) to a functional programming(FP). However, looking at the code you've written, it still feels object-oriented. Please refactor it to be more function-oriented, referring to the comments left by coderabbit and the existing code.
If applying these suggestions feels difficult or burdensome, please feel free to close this PR and make lighter modifications instead.
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in TS, as const is better than enum type. as follows:
export const PlatformType = {
DEFAULT, DOCUSAURUS, JEKYLL
}or refer to src/core/ObsidianRegex.ts
| private addJekyllAuthorsSettings() { | ||
| const jekyllSettings = this.plugin.jekyll as JekyllSettings; | ||
| new Setting(this.containerEl) | ||
| .setName('Jekyll Authors') | ||
| .setDesc('Enter authors separated by commas. For single author, enter only one name.') | ||
| .addText(text => text | ||
| .setPlaceholder('author1, author2, ...') | ||
| .setValue(jekyllSettings.authors) | ||
| .onChange(async (value) => { | ||
| jekyllSettings.authors = value; | ||
| await this.plugin.saveSettings(); | ||
| })); | ||
| } | ||
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| private addDocusaurusAuthorsSettings() { | ||
| const docusaurusSettings = this.plugin.docusaurus as DocusaurusSettings; | ||
| new Setting(this.containerEl) | ||
| .setName('Docusaurus Authors') | ||
| .setDesc('Enter authors separated by commas. For single author, enter only one name.') | ||
| .addText(text => text | ||
| .setPlaceholder('author1, author2, ...') | ||
| .setValue(docusaurusSettings.authors) | ||
| .onChange(async (value) => { | ||
| docusaurusSettings.authors = value; | ||
| await this.plugin.saveSettings(); | ||
| })); |
authorsandplatformfields to DocusaurusSettings and JekyllSettingsPull Request
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
What is the current behavior?
Currently, there is no option to set a default author for Docusaurus conversions. Users have to manually add author information to each markdown file.
Issue Number: N/A
What is the new behavior?
Currently, there is no option to set a default author for Docusaurus conversions. Users have to manually add author information to each markdown file.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
Other information
This feature enhances the flexibility of content attribution, allowing for single or multiple authors to be specified seamlessly across different platforms. It improves the user experience by reducing the need for repetitive manual input and ensures consistent author information in the generated frontmatter.
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