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backend/src/utils/guide.helper.js (1)
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26-33: Lose yourself in the code - but keep error handling consistent! 🎤We have inconsistent patterns here:
validateCloseButtonActionreturns booleanvalidateActionButtonthrows error
Consider unifying the error handling approach.-const validateCloseButtonAction = (value) => { +const validateCloseButtonAction = (value, throwError = false) => { const validActions = settings.popup.action; - return validActions.includes(value); + const isValid = validActions.includes(value); + if (!isValid && throwError) { + throw new Error('Invalid close button action'); + } + return isValid; }; const validateActionButton = (value) => { - if (!validateCloseButtonAction(value)) { - throw new Error('Invalid close button action'); - } + validateCloseButtonAction(value, true); };
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backend/migrations/0008-1.0-popup.js (1)
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109-109: Tiny tweak: Update the comment in your down migrationThe comment mentions dropping the
guide_logstable, but you're actually dropping thepopuptable. Let's fix that to avoid any confusion.Suggested change:
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backend/config/settings.js (1)
49-50: Yo dawg, I heard you like duplicated values! Let's DRY this up! 🎤The
actionandrepetitionvalues are duplicated betweenpopupandbannersettings. Consider extracting these common values into shared constants.module.exports = { + common: { + action: ['no action', 'open url', 'open url in a new tab'], + repetition: ['show only once', 'show every visit'], + }, popup: { - action: ['no action', 'open url', 'open url in a new tab'], - repetition: ['show only once', 'show every visit'], + action: common.action, + repetition: common.repetition, size: ['small', 'medium', 'large'], }, banner: { - repetition: ['show only once', 'show every visit'], - action: ['no action', 'open url', 'open url in a new tab'], + repetition: common.repetition, + action: common.action, position: ['top', 'bottom'], },Also applies to: 54-56
backend/src/utils/hint.helper.js (1)
41-42: Straight fire validation on tooltipPlacement! 🎯The validation's tight, but we might wanna add some error messaging that shows the valid options.
.isIn(settings.hint.tooltipPlacement) - .withMessage('Invalid value for tooltipPlacement'), + .withMessage(`Invalid value for tooltipPlacement. Valid options: ${settings.hint.tooltipPlacement.join(', ')}`),backend/src/models/Hint.js (1)
14-18: Model's looking clean with those ENUMs! 💯The ENUM types match the migration and the validation's on point. Just one thing though - we might wanna add some swagger to those error messages.
validate: { - isIn: [settings.hint.action], + isIn: { + args: [settings.hint.action], + msg: `Action must be one of: ${settings.hint.action.join(', ')}` + }, },Also applies to: 38-42
backend/src/utils/banner.helper.js (1)
46-49: Repetition validation could be more straight-forward! 🎯Let's clean up this validation using express-validator's built-in methods.
- body('repetitionType').custom((value) => { - if (!value) { - throw new Error('Repetition type is required'); - } - if (!settings.banner.repetition.includes(value)) { - throw new Error('Invalid repetition type'); - } - return true; - }), + body('repetitionType') + .notEmpty() + .withMessage('Repetition type is required') + .isIn(settings.banner.repetition) + .withMessage(`Invalid repetition type. Must be one of: ${settings.banner.repetition.join(', ')}`),backend/src/models/Popup.js (1)
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42-48: Knees weak, arms heavy - but this validation looks steady! 🎵The ENUM type conversion for popupSize looks good. However, like the other fields, consider if the custom validation is still necessary.
backend/src/utils/tour.helper.js (1)
8-11: Same spaghetti, different plate! 🍝Both
validatePageTargetingandvalidateThemehave the same case sensitivity concern. Consider moving the case handling to a shared utility function.+const validateEnumValue = (value, validValues) => { + return validValues.includes(value.toLowerCase()); +}; + const validatePageTargeting = (value) => { const validPageTargetingValues = settings.tour.pageTargeting; - return validPageTargetingValues.includes(value.toLowerCase()); + return validateEnumValue(value, validPageTargetingValues); };Also applies to: 13-16
backend/src/utils/guide.helper.js (1)
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47-56: Clean exports make the knees less weak! 💪The exports look clean and well-organized. Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the error throwing behavior of these functions.
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backend/migrations/0008-1.0-popup.js (1)
82-85: Just a heads-up: Check your foreign key referencesMake sure the
userstable exists before this migration runs, so the foreign key constraint oncreatedByworks smoothly.backend/src/utils/popup.helper.js (2)
1-4: Nice work adapting validSizes to use settingsSwitching to
settings.popup.sizekeeps things flexible and consistent across the codebase.
42-42: Great catch adding validateRelativeUrl to exportsIncluding
validateRelativeUrlin your exports ensures it's available wherever it's needed.backend/src/models/Token.js (1)
3-3: Heads up: Dynamic ENUMs in models might cause issuesRelying on
settings.token.typefor your ENUM values in the model could lead to mismatches with the database schema if the settings change without corresponding migrations. This might cause runtime errors.Consider hardcoding the ENUM values in the model or ensuring any updates to
settings.token.typeare accompanied by database migrations.Also applies to: 28-28
backend/src/models/Tour.js (1)
26-34: Bruh, we got validation on validation! Is this really necessary? 🤔Since we're using
ENUMtypes, Sequelize will automatically validate the values. The custom validators might be redundant:pageTargeting: { type: DataTypes.ENUM(settings.tour.pageTargeting), allowNull: false, - validate: { - customValidator(value) { - if (!validatePageTargeting(value)) { - throw new Error('Invalid page targeting value'); - } - }, - }, },The same applies to
themeandtriggeringFrequencyfields. Let's verify if these helpers are used elsewhere:Also applies to: 37-44, 48-55
backend/src/utils/hint.helper.js (1)
4-4: Yo dawg, this validation's got some swagger! 🔥Moving from hardcoded arrays to configuration settings is dope! Just make sure we got a fallback if that settings import fails.
Let's check if we're handling that settings import safely:
Also applies to: 15-15
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Yo, this code's tighter than mom's spaghetti! 🍝
The settings import is straight fire! The validation's got our back with proper error handling and the code's using
includes()andisIn()checks to keep it real. No need for extra fallbacks - if something's wrong, it'll fail fast and let us know.🏁 Scripts executed
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23-29: Yo dawg, we need to verify these validation functions aren't redundant now! 🍝Since we're using
DataTypes.ENUM, Sequelize already validates that values match the enum. The custom validation inisValidActionmight be redundant since it's checking the same constraints.✅ Verification successful
Yo dawg, I just dropped my spaghetti 🍝 - you're totally right about that redundant validation!
The custom validation is straight-up checking the same
settings.popup.actionarray that the ENUM type already enforces. It's like wearing two identical pairs of pants - one's enough, eh?
- Remove the
validateblock withisValidActionfromPopup.jssinceDataTypes.ENUMalready handles this validation🏁 Scripts executed
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backend/src/utils/tour.helper.js (1)
3-6:⚠️ Potential issueThere's vomit on his sweater already - we've got case sensitivity issues! 🍝
The
.toLowerCase()conversion might cause problems if the ENUM values in settings aren't also lowercase. We should ensure consistent case handling between the model and validation.
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backend/migrations/0006-1.0-hint.js (1)
17-19:⚠️ Potential issueYo dawg, we gotta validate that data before the ENUM drop! 🍝
This migration's gonna make your knees weak if the existing data doesn't match these new ENUM values. We need to clean up that spaghetti first!
Here's what you need to add before creating the table:
try { + // Mom's spaghetti validation + const hints = await queryInterface.sequelize.query( + `SELECT id, action FROM ${TABLE_NAME}`, + { type: Sequelize.QueryTypes.SELECT } + ); + + const invalidActions = hints.filter(hint => + !['no action', 'open url', 'open url in a new tab'].includes(hint.action) + ); + + if (invalidActions.length > 0) { + throw new Error(`Found ${invalidActions.length} hints with invalid actions. Clean up required!`); + } + await queryInterface.createTable(TABLE_NAME, {backend/migrations/0008-1.0-popup.js (1)
18-21:⚠️ Potential issueYo dawg, these ENUM values should be hardcoded in the migration! 🍝
Mom's spaghetti tells me we shouldn't rely on external config for migration ENUM values - it's safer to hardcode them. Also, based on the past review comments, we can drop those validate blocks since ENUMs already handle validation.
Here's the fix, straight from the underground:
closeButtonAction: { - type: Sequelize.ENUM('no action', 'open url', 'open url in a new tab'), + type: Sequelize.ENUM(['NO_ACTION', 'OPEN_URL', 'OPEN_URL_NEW_TAB']), allowNull: false, }, popupSize: { - type: Sequelize.ENUM('small', 'medium', 'large'), + type: Sequelize.ENUM(['SMALL', 'MEDIUM', 'LARGE']), allowNull: false, }, repetitionType: { - type: Sequelize.ENUM('show only once', 'show every visit'), + type: Sequelize.ENUM(['SHOW_ONCE', 'SHOW_EVERY_VISIT']), allowNull: false, }Also applies to: 22-25, 79-81
backend/migrations/0004-1.0-tokens.js (1)
36-39: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionKnees weak, arms heavy: Missing index on expiresAt! 🏃
For efficient token cleanup and expiry checks, we need an index on the expiresAt field.
expiresAt: { type: Sequelize.DATE, allowNull: true, }, +await queryInterface.addIndex( + TABLE_NAME, + ['expiresAt'], + { transaction } +);Also consider a composite index for common query patterns:
+await queryInterface.addIndex( + TABLE_NAME, + ['userId', 'type', 'expiresAt'], + { transaction } +);
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backend/migrations/0008-1.0-popup.js (1)
63-66: Yo, this content field's character limit seems kinda weak! 💪1024 characters might be too restrictive for popup content. Consider using TEXT type instead for longer content.
content: { - type: Sequelize.STRING(1024), + type: Sequelize.TEXT, allowNull: false, },backend/src/models/Tour.js (1)
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1-55: Knees weak, arms heavy, but this architecture could be steady! 🎤The move to ENUMs is solid for data integrity, but consider these architectural improvements:
- Add a migration guide in the PR description
- Consider implementing a validation layer in the service for complex rules
- Add TypeScript types/interfaces for these ENUMs if using TS
- Document the allowed values in API documentation
backend/migrations/0011-1.0-update-column-to-enum-banner.js (1)
1-1: Mom's spaghetti—we don't need'use strict'here.Modules are in strict mode by default, so the
'use strict'directive is redundant and can be removed.Apply this diff:
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backend/migrations/0006-1.0-hint.js (2)
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8-93: Solid transaction handling, my dude! 👊Your palms ain't sweaty with this one - proper transaction handling, clean rollbacks, and solid error management. That's the way to keep your spaghetti organized!
33-35:⚠️ Potential issueSame deal with tooltipPlacement - validate before you migrate! 🍝
Just like with the action field, we need to make sure existing tooltipPlacement values match our new ENUM constraints.
Add this validation:
try { + // More spaghetti validation + const hints = await queryInterface.sequelize.query( + `SELECT id, tooltipPlacement FROM ${TABLE_NAME}`, + { type: Sequelize.QueryTypes.SELECT } + ); + + const invalidPlacements = hints.filter(hint => + !['top', 'right', 'bottom', 'left'].includes(hint.tooltipPlacement) + ); + + if (invalidPlacements.length > 0) { + throw new Error(`Found ${invalidPlacements.length} hints with invalid placements. Clean up required!`); + }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
backend/migrations/0004-1.0-tokens.js (2)
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54-71: There's vomit on his sweater already: Missing ENUM cleanup! 🧹The down migration needs to clean up the ENUM type to prevent orphaned types in the database.
down: async (queryInterface, Sequelize) => { const transaction = await queryInterface.sequelize.transaction(); try { await queryInterface.dropTable(TABLE_NAME, { transaction }); + await queryInterface.sequelize.query( + 'DROP TYPE IF EXISTS enum_tokens_type;', + { transaction } + ); await transaction.commit(); } catch (error) { await transaction.rollback(); throw error; } },
20-23: Mom's spaghetti moment: That token field tho! 🍜The 500-character limit seems arbitrary. Consider using a more standard length for tokens (e.g., 256 for JWT) or document why 500 is needed.
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Yo, my palms ain't sweaty anymore! That 500-char limit is actually on point! 🍝
The 500-character limit for the token field is well-justified as it:
- Accommodates standard JWT structure (header, payload, signature)
- Provides buffer for future payload expansion
- Follows best practices for JWT storage
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backend/src/models/Tour.js (2)
1-1: Yo dawg, let's verify that settings file! 🍝We need to make sure this settings import is legit and contains all the required enums.
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Yo dawg, that settings import is totally legit! 🔥
The settings file contains all the required tour configurations with proper ENUM values:
- triggeringFrequency: ['just once', 'once in every session', ...]
- pageTargeting: ['equals to', 'is different from']
- themes: ['default theme']
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25-35:⚠️ Potential issueYo, these ENUM changes are fire, but we need a migration plan! 🔥
Converting these fields from STRING to ENUM is gonna break existing records unless we handle the migration properly. Plus, we removed all validation - that's kinda sus!
Critical points to address:
- Create a migration script to convert existing data
- Consider adding validation for edge cases not covered by ENUM
Let's check existing values in the database:
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8-17: Model's on point—ENUMs keep it steady.Switching to
ENUMtypes for the fields enhances data integrity and aligns with the configuration settings. Great job!
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backend/migrations/0011-1.0-update-column-to-enum-banner.js (2)
136-141:⚠️ Potential issueSame SQL injection vulnerabilities in down migration! Mom's spaghetti all over again! 🍝
Similar to the up migration, these raw SQL queries need parameterization.
Also applies to: 143-148, 150-155
159-162: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionError handling needs the same love as up migration! 💪
Apply the same error handling improvements as suggested for the up migration.
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backend/migrations/0011-1.0-update-column-to-enum-banner.js (1)
1-1: Yo dawg, let's drop that redundant 'use strict' like it's hot! 🔥JavaScript modules are automatically in strict mode, so this directive is as unnecessary as putting ketchup on mom's spaghetti.
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backend/src/models/Token.js (1)
3-4: Yo dawg, consider using path aliases instead of relative imports!That relative import path
../../config/settingsis making me nervous like mom's spaghetti. Let's make it more maintainable by setting up path aliases in your project config.Example with module-alias:
- const settings = require("../../config/settings"); + const settings = require("@config/settings");backend/migrations/0011-1.0-update-column-to-enum-banner.js (1)
1-1: Clean up redundant 'use strict'! 🧹JavaScript modules are automatically in strict mode, so this directive is unnecessary.
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backend/src/models/Token.js (1)
28-28: Verify enum values and data migration, or your knees gonna be weak!The change from STRING to ENUM looks solid, but we gotta make sure:
- The enum values are properly defined in settings
- Existing data in the database is compatible with the new type
Let's check the settings and any existing token types:
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Yo, this enum change is straight fire! 🔥
The change from STRING to ENUM is clean as mom's spaghetti! Found the settings in
backend/config/settings.jsdefining exactly ['auth', 'reset'], and every single usage in the codebase matches these values perfectly. No data migration needed, fam - existing values are already on point!🏁 Scripts executed
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backend/src/models/Banner.js (3)
8-8: Yo, this ENUM change is fire! 🔥Converting from STRING to ENUM improves data integrity by restricting possible values.
12-14: Clean default value handling! 👌Good use of the null coalescing operator to provide a fallback value.
17-17: Position ENUM looking clean! 💯Converting position to ENUM type ensures only valid positions can be stored.
backend/src/models/Popup.js (3)
15-15: ENUM conversion looking fresh! 🔥Converting closeButtonAction to ENUM type ensures data integrity.
19-21: Default value handling on point! 👌Good use of the null coalescing operator for the default value.
24-24: Size ENUM looking clean! 💯Converting popupSize to ENUM type ensures only valid sizes can be stored.
backend/migrations/0011-1.0-update-column-to-enum-banner.js (2)
85-88:⚠️ Potential issueKnees weak from this error handling! 🤢
The catch block only logs and rolls back. We should:
- Use proper error logging
- Re-throw the error after rollback
} catch (e) { - console.log(e); + console.error('Failed to migrate banner columns to ENUM:', e); await transaction.rollback(); + throw e; }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
171-174:⚠️ Potential issueSame error handling weakness in down method! 🤢
Apply the same error handling improvements here:
} catch (e) { - console.log(e); + console.error('Failed to rollback banner columns to STRING:', e); await transaction.rollback(); + throw e; }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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144-157: Knees weak from this destructive rollback! 🆘The down migration drops the entire table instead of reverting the column changes. This could lead to data loss during rollbacks.
down: async (queryInterface, Sequelize) => { const transaction = await queryInterface.sequelize.transaction(); try { - // Drop the guide_logs table - await queryInterface.dropTable(TABLE_NAME, { transaction }); + // Revert ENUM columns back to STRING + await queryInterface.changeColumn( + TABLE_NAME, + 'action', + { + type: Sequelize.STRING(255), + allowNull: false + }, + { transaction } + ); + + await queryInterface.changeColumn( + TABLE_NAME, + 'tooltipPlacement', + { + type: Sequelize.STRING(255), + allowNull: false + }, + { transaction } + ); await transaction.commit(); } catch (error) {
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backend/migrations/0006-1.0-hint.js (1)
79-104:⚠️ Potential issueYo, we need data validation before the ENUM drop! 🚨
Mom's spaghetti moment here - dropping columns without validating existing data could lead to failures if values don't match the new ENUM constraints.
Add validation before the column drops:
const [allHints] = await queryInterface.sequelize.query(`SELECT * FROM ${TABLE_NAME}`, { transaction }); + +// Validate existing data +const validActions = ['no action', 'open url', 'open url in a new tab']; +const validPlacements = ['top', 'right', 'bottom', 'left']; + +const invalidData = allHints.filter(hint => + !validActions.includes(hint.action) || + !validPlacements.includes(hint.tooltipPlacement) +); + +if (invalidData.length > 0) { + throw new Error(`Found ${invalidData.length} records with invalid values that don't match ENUM constraints`); +}
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backend/migrations/0005-1.0-banner.js (2)
155-157: Yo, the down migration's got the wrong table name in the comment! 🍝The comment mentions dropping the
guide_logstable, but we're actually dropping thebannerstable.- // Drop the guide_logs table + // Drop the banners table await queryInterface.dropTable(TABLE_NAME, { transaction });
36-50: These color fields need validation, fam! 🍝The
fontColorandbackgroundColorfields accept any string up to 15 characters, but they should only accept valid hex color codes.Consider adding a validator:
fontColor: { type: Sequelize.STRING(15), allowNull: false, defaultValue: '#FFFFFF', + validate: { + is: /^#[0-9A-F]{6}$/i + } }, backgroundColor: { type: Sequelize.STRING(15), allowNull: false, defaultValue: '#FFFFFF', + validate: { + is: /^#[0-9A-F]{6}$/i + } },backend/migrations/0006-1.0-hint.js (1)
106-131: These individual updates gonna make your palms sweaty! 💦Running individual UPDATE queries for each record isn't optimal. Consider batching updates for better performance.
- if (allHints.length > 0) { - await Promise.all( - allHints.map(async (val) => { - await queryInterface.sequelize.query('UPDATE :table SET action = :action WHERE id = :id', { - replacements: { - table: TABLE_NAME, - action: val.action, - id: val.id, - }, - transaction, - }); - - await queryInterface.sequelize.query( - 'UPDATE :table SET tooltipPlacement = :tooltipPlacement WHERE id = :id', - { - replacements: { - table: TABLE_NAME, - tooltipPlacement: val.tooltipPlacement, - id: val.id, - }, - transaction, - } - ); - }) - ); - } + if (allHints.length > 0) { + const updates = allHints.map(hint => + `WHEN id = ${hint.id} THEN '${hint.action}'` + ).join('\n'); + + await queryInterface.sequelize.query( + `UPDATE ?? + SET action = CASE + ${updates} + END + WHERE id IN (${allHints.map(h => h.id).join(',')})`, + { + replacements: [TABLE_NAME], + transaction, + } + ); + + // Similar CASE statement for tooltipPlacement + }backend/migrations/0008-1.0-popup.js (4)
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178-178: Correct the table name in the commentThe comment incorrectly refers to dropping the
guide_logstable. It should mention thepopuptable to accurately reflect the operation being performed.Apply this diff to correct the comment:
- // Drop the guide_logs table + // Drop the popup table
35-38: Add validation for colour fieldsThe colour fields accept any string, but should validate hex colour codes to ensure data integrity and prevent invalid data entries.
Apply this diff to add validation:
headerBackgroundColor: { type: Sequelize.STRING(15), allowNull: false, defaultValue: '#FFFFFF', + validate: { + is: /^#[0-9A-Fa-f]{6}$/ + }, },Apply similar changes to
headerColor,textColor,buttonBackgroundColor, andbuttonTextColorfields.Also applies to: 40-43, 45-48, 50-53, 55-58
27-29: Add URL validation forurlandactionUrlfieldsTo prevent invalid URLs from being stored in the database, consider adding validation to the
urlandactionUrlfields.Apply this diff to add URL validation:
url: { type: Sequelize.STRING(255), allowNull: true, + validate: { + isUrl: true, + }, },Apply a similar change to the
actionUrlfield.Also applies to: 68-70
127-161: Optimize data updates within the migrationCurrently, the migration updates each record individually within a loop. To enhance performance, consider batching these updates.
You can perform bulk updates using a single query for each field:
- await Promise.all( - allPopups.map(async (val) => { - await queryInterface.sequelize.query( - `UPDATE ${TABLE_NAME} SET closeButtonAction = :closeButtonAction WHERE id = :id`, - { - replacements: { - closeButtonAction: val.closeButtonAction, - id: val.id, - }, - transaction, - } - ); - // ... similar updates for popupSize and repetitionType ... - }) - ); + // Update all records for closeButtonAction + await queryInterface.sequelize.query( + `UPDATE ${TABLE_NAME} SET closeButtonAction = 'no action' WHERE closeButtonAction IS NULL`, + { transaction } + ); + // Similarly update popupSize and repetitionType as needed
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backend/migrations/0006-1.0-hint.js (1)
17-17: Yo dawg, these STRING expansions look solid! 🎯Expanding to STRING(255) before ENUM conversion is a safe intermediate step. No data loss risks here!
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82-82:⚠️ Potential issueMom's spaghetti alert! SQL injection risk! 🍝
Using string interpolation with SQL queries is like eating spaghetti with your hands - it works but it ain't pretty!
- const [allHints] = await queryInterface.sequelize.query(`SELECT * FROM ${TABLE_NAME}`, { transaction }); + const [allHints] = await queryInterface.sequelize.query('SELECT * FROM ??', { + replacements: [TABLE_NAME], + transaction + });
109-117:⚠️ Potential issueWe gotta validate this data before it drops, or it's gonna be a mess like mom's spaghetti! 🍝
The migration could fail if existing data doesn't match the new ENUM values. Let's add some validation before the update.
if (allHints.length > 0) { + const validActions = ['no action', 'open url', 'open url in a new tab']; + const validPlacements = ['top', 'right', 'bottom', 'left']; + + const invalidHints = allHints.filter(hint => + !validActions.includes(hint.action) || + !validPlacements.includes(hint.tooltipPlacement) + ); + + if (invalidHints.length > 0) { + throw new Error(`Found ${invalidHints.length} hints with invalid values. Please update data before migration.`); + } + const updates = allHints.map((val) => ({
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backend/migrations/0006-1.0-hint.js (1)
19-37: Yo dawg, those STRING lengths are making me nervous! 🍝Several columns are using STRING(255) which is like using a truck to carry a sandwich. Consider using more appropriate lengths:
action: Since it's becoming an ENUM, this temporary STRING is fineactionButtonText: Could be STRING(100) unless you're writing a noveltargetElement: STRING(100) should be enough for CSS selectorstooltipPlacement: Also becoming an ENUM, so this temporary STRING is fine- type: Sequelize.STRING(255), + type: Sequelize.STRING(100),backend/migrations/0008-1.0-popup.js (1)
127-136: Validate the data before it turns to vomit on your sweater! 🤢Add validation before bulk update to ensure data consistency with new ENUM values.
if (allPopups.length > 0) { + const validCloseActions = ['no action', 'open url', 'open url in a new tab']; + const validSizes = ['small', 'medium', 'large']; + const validRepetitions = ['show only once', 'show every visit']; const updates = allPopups.map((val) => ({ id: val.id, - closeButtonAction: val.closeButtonAction, - popupSize: val.popupSize, - repetitionType: val.repetitionType, + closeButtonAction: validCloseActions.includes(val.closeButtonAction) ? val.closeButtonAction : 'no action', + popupSize: validSizes.includes(val.popupSize) ? val.popupSize : 'small', + repetitionType: validRepetitions.includes(val.repetitionType) ? val.repetitionType : 'show only once', }));backend/migrations/0005-1.0-banner.js (1)
138-140: Fix that comment, it's got the wrong table name! 🍝The comment mentions
guide_logsbut we're dropping thebannerstable.- // Drop the guide_logs table + // Drop the banners table
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backend/migrations/0008-1.0-popup.js (4)
26-29: Yo, these URLs need validation or they'll make your knees weak! 🍝The URL fields should validate proper format to prevent invalid data from slipping through.
url: { type: Sequelize.STRING(255), allowNull: true, + validate: { + isUrl: true + } },Also applies to: 67-70
34-58: Mom's spaghetti all over these color fields! 🎨These color fields need hex validation and better default values. White (#FFFFFF) might be too bright as a default.
headerBackgroundColor: { type: Sequelize.STRING(15), allowNull: false, - defaultValue: '#FFFFFF', + defaultValue: '#F8F9FA', + validate: { + is: /^#[0-9A-F]{6}$/i + } },
71-78: Your foreign key's gonna collapse without these constraints! 🏗️Add onDelete and onUpdate constraints to handle user deletion properly.
createdBy: { type: Sequelize.INTEGER, allowNull: false, references: { model: 'users', key: 'id', + onDelete: 'RESTRICT', + onUpdate: 'CASCADE' }, },
9-85: Lose yourself in the moment and simplify this migration! 🎤Instead of creating with STRING and then altering to ENUM, define the ENUM types during initial table creation.
closeButtonAction: { - type: Sequelize.STRING(31), + type: Sequelize.ENUM('no action', 'open url', 'open url in a new tab'), allowNull: false, + defaultValue: 'no action', },backend/.env (1)
6-6: Yo dawg! This DB_HOST change might make some devs lose their lunch! 🍝Changing
DB_HOSTfrom 'db' to 'localhost' could break other devs' Docker setups. We should keep this change local and not commit it.✅ Verification successful
Yo, I wasn't trippin'! That DB_HOST change is straight-up spaghetti! 🍝
The Docker setup needs
DB_HOST=dbbecause:
- Backend container depends on the
dbservice- Container networking uses service names for communication
- PostgreSQL is running in its own container named
dbKeep your local changes in a separate
.env.localfile and don't commit the hostname change, eh!🏁 Scripts executed
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19-31:⚠️ Potential issueMom's spaghetti moment! These fields should be ENUM from the start! 🍝
Creating fields as STRING and then converting them to ENUM is like cooking pasta twice! Let's make it right from the beginning:
closeButtonAction: { - type: Sequelize.STRING(31), + type: Sequelize.ENUM('no action', 'open url', 'open url in a new tab'), allowNull: false, + defaultValue: 'no action', }, repetitionType: { - type: Sequelize.STRING(31), + type: Sequelize.ENUM('show only once', 'show every visit'), allowNull: false, defaultValue: 'show only once', }, position: { - type: Sequelize.STRING(31), + type: Sequelize.ENUM('top', 'bottom'), allowNull: false, + defaultValue: 'top', }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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Change models and migrations fields from STRING to ENUM
Issue number
#507
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