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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve a significant restructuring of namespaces across various classes and files, primarily moving them from the Changes
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app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/Ports/GraphMapper.php (2)
5-5: Remove redundant import statement.The
Graphclass is being imported from the same namespace (App\Presenter\Analyze\Graph\Ports). Classes in the same namespace don't need to be imported.-use App\Presenter\Analyze\Graph\Ports\Graph;
3-3: Good architectural decision on namespace restructuring.Moving the interface from
CommandstoPresenternamespace better reflects its responsibility in the presentation layer while maintaining proper isolation through the ports/adapters pattern.app/Commands/Cyclic/SummarySettingsFactory.php (1)
8-16: Add PHPDoc and consider input validation.The implementation looks clean and follows good practices. Consider these improvements:
- Add PHPDoc to document the method's purpose and parameters
- Consider validating the debug option before passing it to
SummarySettingsHere's a suggested improvement:
class SummarySettingsFactory { + /** + * Create a new SummarySettings instance from a command. + * + * @param Command $command The command instance containing settings + * @return SummarySettings + */ public function make(Command $command): SummarySettings { + $debug = (bool) $command->option('debug'); + return new SummarySettings( - debug: $command->option('debug'), + debug: $debug, ); } }tests/Unit/Presenters/WeaknessSummaryViewSpy.php (2)
8-13: Consider adding property documentation.The class structure is well-organized with properly typed properties. Consider adding PHPDoc comments to document the purpose of each property for better test maintainability.
class WeaknessSummaryViewSpy extends SummaryView { + /** @var bool Tracks if showTable method has been called */ public bool $showTableHasBeenCalled = false; + /** @var int Stores the total number of classes from the view model */ public int $totalClasses = 0; + /** @var float Stores the delta value from the view model */ public float $delta = 0;
14-19: Add return type declaration.The method implementation is correct, but for better type safety and consistency with modern PHP practices, explicitly declare the return type.
- protected function showTable(SummaryViewModel $viewModel): void + protected function showTable(SummaryViewModel $viewModel): voidapp/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/GraphViewModel.php (3)
8-12: Consider using a more concise constructor syntax.The constructor implementation can be simplified by removing the empty block.
- public function __construct( - public readonly Graph $graph, - ) {} + public function __construct( + public readonly Graph $graph, + ) { + }
19-27: Add specific return type hints for array methods.While PHP will infer array types, explicit return types would improve code clarity and maintainability.
- public function nodes(): array + public function nodes(): array<int|string, mixed> - public function edges(): array + public function edges(): array<int|string, mixed>
8-28: Well-structured view model with good separation of concerns.The
GraphViewModeleffectively encapsulates presentation logic for graph data while maintaining a clean separation of concerns. Consider adding PHPDoc blocks to document the expected structure of the returned arrays and any potential exceptions that might be thrown by the underlying Graph implementation.app/Commands/Analyze/FilterFactory.php (1)
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13-24: Consider adding input validation and type safety.While the implementation is clean, consider these improvements for better robustness:
- Add validation for the 'target' option value
- Consider using a type-hint for the target option
- The match expression's default case might be better handled explicitly
Here's a suggested improvement:
public static function make(Command $command): Filter { - return match ($command->option('target')) { - default => self::makeTargetFilter($command), + $target = $command->option('target'); + + return match (true) { + is_null($target) => app(NullFilter::class), + is_string($target) && !empty($target) => self::makeTargetFilter($command), + default => throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Invalid target option provided'), }; } private static function makeTargetFilter(Command $command): TargetFilter { + /** @var string $target */ + $target = $command->option('target'); + return app(TargetFilter::class, [ - 'target' => $command->option('target'), + 'target' => $target, ]); }app/Commands/Weakness/SummaryPresenterFactory.php (1)
10-15: Add class documentation.Consider adding a PHPDoc block to describe the factory's purpose and its role in the presenter creation process.
+/** + * Factory for creating SummaryPresenter instances. + * + * This factory encapsulates the creation logic for SummaryPresenter objects, + * ensuring they are properly configured with the required view and settings. + */ class SummaryPresenterFactoryapp/Presenter/NameFormatter.php (1)
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8-8: Consider adding class-level documentation.Since this utility class has been moved to a more prominent location in the namespace hierarchy, it would be beneficial to add a PHPDoc comment explaining its purpose and usage.
Add documentation like this:
+/** + * Utility class for formatting class names and namespaces. + * Provides methods to extract class names from fully qualified names + * and create human-readable representations of namespaced classes. + */ class NameFormatterapp/Commands/Cyclic/SummaryPresenterFactory.php (1)
11-18: Consider using a more specific Command type hint.The constructor implementation is clean and follows best practices with readonly properties and constructor property promotion. However, consider using a more specific command type instead of the generic
Commandbase class to ensure type safety.-use LaravelZero\Framework\Commands\Command; +use App\Commands\Cyclic\CyclicCommand;app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/SummaryView.php (1)
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13-29: Consider these readability improvements.The implementation is clean and follows good practices, but could benefit from these minor enhancements:
public function show(SummaryViewModel $viewModel): void { - count($viewModel->metrics) === 0 + $hasCycles = count($viewModel->metrics) > 0; + $hasCycles - ? warning('No cycles found') - : $this->showTable($viewModel); + ? $this->showTable($viewModel) + : warning('No cycles found'); }This refactoring:
- Introduces a more semantic variable name
- Simplifies the logical flow by making the positive case the primary path
- Makes the code more readable and maintainable
tests/Unit/Presenters/WeaknessSummaryPresenterTest.php (2)
15-26: Consider adding test cases for edge cases.The current test only covers a basic happy path. Consider adding test cases for:
- Empty weakness response
- Multiple weakness entries
- Invalid/extreme instability values
17-24: Consider extracting test data to constants or data providers.The test data contains magic numbers (0.5, 0.8, 0.3). Consider:
- Extracting these values to named constants
- Using data providers to test multiple scenarios
Example refactor:
+ private const CLASS_INSTABILITY = 0.5; + private const DEPENDENCY_INSTABILITY = 0.8; + private const EXPECTED_SCORE = 0.3; [ 'class' => 'ClassA', - 'class_instability' => 0.5, + 'class_instability' => self::CLASS_INSTABILITY, 'dependency' => 'ClassB', - 'dependency_instability' => 0.8, + 'dependency_instability' => self::DEPENDENCY_INSTABILITY, - 'score' => 0.3, + 'score' => self::EXPECTED_SCORE, ],app/Commands/Analyze/GraphPresenterFactory.php (3)
12-20: Add class-level documentation.The factory implementation is clean and follows best practices. Consider adding a PHPDoc block to document the class's purpose and dependencies.
+/** + * Factory for creating GraphPresenter instances. + * + * @param GraphView $view View component for graph presentation + * @param GraphMapper $mapper Mapper for graph data + * @param GraphSettingsFactory $settingsFactory Factory for graph settings + * @param FilterFactory $filterFactory Factory for filters + */ class GraphPresenterFactory
21-29: Add method documentation and return type declaration.The implementation is clean, but could benefit from better documentation.
+ /** + * Create a new GraphPresenter instance. + * + * @param Command $command Command instance containing presentation settings + * @return GraphPresenter + */ - public function make(Command $command): GraphPresenter + public function make(Command $command): GraphPresenter
1-30: Well-structured implementation of the factory pattern.The implementation effectively separates presenter creation from its usage, improving modularity and maintainability. The use of dependency injection and immutable properties makes the code robust and testable.
Consider adding unit tests to verify:
- Proper instantiation of GraphPresenter with all dependencies
- Correct delegation to FilterFactory and GraphSettingsFactory
- Error handling for invalid Command configurations
app/Commands/Analyze/SummaryPresenterFactory.php (1)
21-29: Add specific Command type hint for better type safety.While the implementation is clean and follows good practices, consider using a more specific type hint for the Command parameter to ensure type safety and improve IDE support.
- public function make(Command $command): SummaryPresenter + public function make(\LaravelZero\Framework\Commands\Command $command): SummaryPresenterapp/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/Adapters/Cytoscape/CytoscapeGraph.php (1)
36-43: LGTM! Method separation improves clarity.The split of
toArray()into separatenodes()andedges()methods provides better separation of concerns and a more intuitive API.Consider adding PHPDoc blocks to document the return type and structure:
+ /** + * @return array<mixed> Array of graph nodes + */ public function nodes(): array { return $this->nodes->toArray(); } + /** + * @return array<mixed> Array of graph edges + */ public function edges(): array { return $this->edges->toArray(); }app/Commands/Cyclic/CyclicCommand.php (1)
39-39: Consider renaming method for clarity.The implementation correctly uses the factory pattern and Laravel's service container. However, consider renaming
makePresentertomakeSummaryPresenterto better reflect its specific responsibility.- private function makePresenter(): CyclicPresenter + private function makeSummaryPresenter(): CyclicPresenter { return app(SummaryPresenterFactory::class)->make($this); }app/Commands/Weakness/WeaknessCommand.php (1)
42-42: LGTM! Good use of the Factory pattern.The switch to using a factory through Laravel's service container improves dependency injection and testability.
Consider adding a return type hint to the factory's make method for better type safety:
- return app(SummaryPresenterFactory::class)->make($this); + /** @var SummaryPresenterFactory $factory */ + $factory = app(SummaryPresenterFactory::class); + return $factory->make($this);app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/SummaryPresenter.php (1)
23-25: Consider making the progress message more specific.While adding progress feedback is good, the message could be more descriptive about what's being analyzed.
Consider this improvement:
- info('Analyze in progress...'); + info('Analyzing class dependencies in progress...');tests/Unit/Filters/TargetFilterTest.php (1)
7-40: Consider enhancing test readability and coverage.While the test logic is solid, consider these improvements:
- Add a more descriptive test name that explains the specific scenario being tested
- Include a docblock explaining the test's purpose
- Consider using data providers to test multiple target/dependency scenarios
Example improvement:
-it('should filter the target', function () { +it('should return target and its direct dependencies when filtering by target name', function () { + // Given a graph with A->B->C dependencies + // When filtering with target A + // Then only A and its direct dependency B should be returnedapp/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/GraphView.php (1)
28-31: LGTM! Consider adding PHPDoc for view data structure.The refactoring improves encapsulation by using dedicated methods instead of directly accessing the graph property. The structure is now more explicit about the data being passed to the view.
Consider adding a PHPDoc comment to document the expected structure of the view data:
+ /** + * Renders the graph view with nodes and edges data. + * + * @param GraphViewModel $viewModel + * @return string The rendered HTML + */ private function render(GraphViewModel $viewModel): string { $view = $this->view->make('graph', [ 'nodes' => $viewModel->nodes(), 'edges' => $viewModel->edges(), ]);app/Presenter/Analyze/Summary/SummaryPresenter.php (2)
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31-38: Consider enhancing error handling with logging.While the error handling is functional, consider adding proper logging for errors, especially in non-debug mode, to help with troubleshooting production issues.
public function error(Throwable $e): void { + \Log::error('Analysis failed', [ + 'error' => $e->getMessage(), + 'trace' => $e->getTraceAsString(), + ]); + if ($this->settings->debug) { alert($e); }
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40-51: Consider breaking down the present method for better testability.The method has multiple responsibilities: filtering, mapping, and view presentation. Consider extracting these into smaller, more focused methods.
+private function prepareMetrics(AnalyzeResponse $response): array +{ + $metrics = $response->metrics; + return $this->filter->apply($metrics); +} + public function present(AnalyzeResponse $response): void { - $metrics = $response->metrics; - - $metrics = $this->filter->apply($metrics); + $metrics = $this->prepareMetrics($response); $metrics = $this->mapper->from($metrics); $viewModel = new SummaryViewModel($metrics, $response->count);app/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/SummaryView.php (1)
3-8: Consider simplifying the ViewModel import.Since
SummaryViewModelis in the same namespace, the explicit import on line 8 is unnecessary.-use App\Presenter\Weakness\Summary\SummaryViewModel;app/Presenter/Analyze/Filters/TargetFilter.php (2)
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34-36: Fix grammatical error in exception message.The error message could be more grammatically correct.
- throw new Exception('Target not found on metrics, try verify the target name.'); + throw new Exception('Target not found in metrics. Please verify the target name.');
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17-31: Consider adding type hints for metrics array structure.The metrics array structure is implicit. Consider adding a PHPDoc block to document the expected structure of the input metrics array, which would improve code maintainability and IDE support.
+ /** + * @param array<string, array{ + * name: string, + * dependencies: array<string> + * }> $metrics + * @return array + */ public function apply(array $metrics): arrayapp/Commands/Analyze/AnalyzeCommand.php (1)
3-12: LGTM! Clean namespace restructuringThe namespace and import changes effectively separate command logic from presenter logic, improving the overall architecture.
app/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/SummaryPresenter.php (1)
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41-43: Add missing import for WeaknessPresenterMapperThe
WeaknessPresenterMapperclass is used in thepresent()method but there's no corresponding import statement. This could lead to runtime errors if the class is not in the same namespace.Add the following import at the top of the file:
use App\Presenter\Weakness\Summary\SummaryView; use App\Presenter\Weakness\Summary\SummarySettings; + use App\Presenter\Weakness\Summary\WeaknessPresenterMapper;
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app/Commands/AbstractCommand.php(2 hunks)app/Commands/Analyze/AnalyzeCommand.php(2 hunks)app/Commands/Analyze/FilterFactory.php(1 hunks)app/Commands/Analyze/GraphPresenterFactory.php(1 hunks)app/Commands/Analyze/GraphSettingsFactory.php(1 hunks)app/Commands/Analyze/SummaryPresenterFactory.php(1 hunks)app/Commands/Analyze/SummarySettingsFactory.php(1 hunks)app/Commands/Cyclic/CyclicCommand.php(2 hunks)app/Commands/Cyclic/SummaryPresenterFactory.php(1 hunks)app/Commands/Cyclic/SummarySettingsFactory.php(1 hunks)app/Commands/Weakness/SummaryPresenterFactory.php(1 hunks)app/Commands/Weakness/SummarySettingsFactory.php(1 hunks)app/Commands/Weakness/WeaknessCommand.php(2 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Filters/Depth.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Filters/Filter.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Filters/Metrics.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Filters/NullFilter.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Filters/TargetFilter.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/Adapters/Cytoscape/CytoscapeGraph.php(2 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/Adapters/Cytoscape/CytoscapeGraphMapper.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/Adapters/Cytoscape/Edges.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/Adapters/Cytoscape/Nodes.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/GraphEnums.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/GraphPresenter.php(2 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/GraphSettings.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/GraphView.php(2 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/GraphViewModel.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/Ports/Graph.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/Ports/GraphMapper.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Summary/SummaryMapper.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Summary/SummaryPresenter.php(2 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Summary/SummarySettings.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Summary/SummaryView.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Analyze/Summary/SummaryViewModel.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/ArrayFormatter.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Commands/Analyze/Graph/GraphViewModel.php(0 hunks)app/Presenter/Commands/Analyze/Graph/Ports/GraphMapper.php(0 hunks)app/Presenter/Commands/Cyclic/Summary/SummarySettingsFactory.php(0 hunks)app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/CycleHelper.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/CyclicPresenterMapper.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/SummaryPresenter.php(2 hunks)app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/SummarySettings.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/SummaryView.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/SummaryViewModel.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/NameFormatter.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/SummaryPresenter.php(2 hunks)app/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/SummarySettings.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/SummaryView.php(3 hunks)app/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/SummaryViewModel.php(1 hunks)app/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/WeaknessPresenterMapper.php(1 hunks)app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php(2 hunks)config/commands.php(1 hunks)tests/Builders/WeaknessResponseBuilder.php(1 hunks)tests/Unit/Filters/TargetFilterTest.php(1 hunks)tests/Unit/Formatters/ArrayFormatterTest.php(1 hunks)tests/Unit/Formatters/NameFormatterTest.php(1 hunks)tests/Unit/Helpers/CycleHelperTest.php(1 hunks)tests/Unit/Presenters/WeaknessSummaryPresenterTest.php(1 hunks)tests/Unit/Presenters/WeaknessSummaryViewSpy.php(1 hunks)
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- app/Presenter/Commands/Analyze/Graph/GraphViewModel.php
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- app/Presenter/Analyze/Filters/Depth.php
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app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/Ports/GraphMapper.php (1)
7-10: LGTM! Well-designed interface following best practices.
The interface follows the Single Responsibility Principle and is appropriately placed in the ports/adapters architecture. The method signature is clear and properly typed.
app/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/SummaryViewModel.php (2)
7-11: LGTM! Clean and immutable implementation.
The constructor implementation is excellent:
- Uses constructor property promotion for concise code
- Declares all properties as readonly ensuring immutability
- Clear parameter typing
3-3: Verify namespace updates in dependent files.
The namespace change from App\Presenter\Commands\Weakness\Summary to App\Presenter\Weakness\Summary looks good and aligns with the PR objective of restructuring the codebase.
Let's verify that all references to this class have been updated:
✅ Verification successful
No namespace update issues found
All files are correctly using their respective namespaced SummaryViewModel classes:
WeaknessSummaryViewSpy.phpandapp/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/SummaryView.phpcorrectly use the new namespaceApp\Presenter\Weakness\Summary\SummaryViewModel- Other files (
CyclicandAnalyzemodules) use their own module-specificSummaryViewModelclasses, which are unaffected by this change
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3-3: LGTM: Namespace change aligns with restructuring objectives.
The simplified namespace structure is more appropriate for this base command class.
13-13: Verify the impact of null handling change.
The modified null handling logic looks good, but let's verify that all command implementations are prepared for receiving empty arrays when options are not provided.
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Let me gather more context about how these commands handle the 'only' and 'exclude' options.
Let me check how these options are defined in the commands and how the Request objects handle these parameters.
Change to null handling is safe and consistent with codebase design
The modified stringToList behavior is well-aligned with the codebase:
- All Request classes (
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app/Commands/Analyze/GraphSettingsFactory.php (3)
3-3: LGTM! Namespace change aligns with the restructuring effort.
The namespace change from App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Graph to App\Commands\Analyze follows the broader refactoring pattern and creates a more streamlined structure.
5-6: Verify the updated GraphSettings import path.
The import path has been updated to reflect the new namespace structure.
Let's verify the existence and correctness of the new GraphSettings path:
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- The GraphSettings class exists at the correct location:
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- The class is properly imported and used in both GraphSettingsFactory and GraphPresenterFactory
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The change from static to instance method is a good practice that improves testability and dependency injection. However, we should ensure all callers have been updated accordingly.
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ast-grep --pattern 'new SummarySettingsFactory'3-3: LGTM! The namespace restructuring aligns with the PR objectives.
The namespace and import changes follow a cleaner structure by separating commands from presenters.
Let's verify the new namespace structure and import path:
Also applies to: 6-6
✅ Verification successful
The namespace restructuring and import changes are correct and consistent
The verification results show that:
SummarySettingsclass exists atapp/Presenter/Analyze/Summary/SummarySettings.php- The import statement
use App\Presenter\Analyze\Summary\SummarySettingsis correctly used inSummarySettingsFactory - All related classes follow the same namespace pattern, with commands under
App\Commands\Analyzeand presenters underApp\Presenter\Analyze
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app/Commands/Cyclic/SummarySettingsFactory.php (1)
3-7: Consider moving SummarySettings to align with new namespace structure.
The SummarySettings class is still under the old namespace structure (App\Presenter\Cyclic\Summary), while this factory has been moved to the new structure (App\Commands\Cyclic). Consider moving SummarySettings to maintain consistency with the ongoing restructuring effort.
Let's verify the current location and usage of SummarySettings:
app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/Ports/Graph.php (2)
3-3: LGTM: Namespace restructuring aligns with PR objectives.
The namespace change from App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Graph\Ports to App\Presenter\Analyze\Graph\Ports is part of the broader command files restructuring.
11-12: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add return type for edges() method to maintain consistency.
The nodes() method explicitly declares its return type as array, but edges() is missing its return type declaration. Both methods should maintain consistent type declarations.
Apply this change:
public function nodes(): array;
- public function edges(): array;
+ public function edges(): array;Likely invalid or redundant comment.
app/Commands/Weakness/SummarySettingsFactory.php (3)
Line range hint 12-16: Clean and well-structured implementation.
The implementation:
- Uses named arguments for better readability
- Properly handles null values with the null coalescing operator
- Has clear default values for each option
3-3: Verify if SummarySettings should be moved to the new namespace structure.
While the factory has been moved to App\Commands\Weakness, SummarySettings remains in the old namespace structure App\Presenter\Weakness\Summary. This might indicate an incomplete namespace restructuring.
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if other related classes have been moved to the new namespace structure
# and if SummarySettings is the only one remaining in the old structure
echo "Checking for other classes in the old namespace structure..."
rg -l "namespace App\\Presenter\\Weakness\\Summary"
echo "Checking for classes that have been moved to the new structure..."
rg -l "namespace App\\Commands\\Weakness"Also applies to: 5-6
10-10: Good improvements in the method signature.
The changes improve the code in two ways:
- Using
Commandinstead ofWeaknessCommandmakes the factory more flexible and reusable - Removing
staticmakes the class more testable and follows better OOP practices
✅ Verification successful
Method signature change is safe and well-implemented
The verification confirms that:
- All required options (
limit,min-delta,debug) are properly defined in theWeaknessCommandsignature - The base
Commandclass is appropriate since it provides theoption()method needed to access these values - The
SummarySettingsconstructor parameters match the available command options
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tests/Unit/Formatters/NameFormatterTest.php (2)
Line range hint 5-17: LGTM! Test coverage remains comprehensive.
The test suite thoroughly covers the NameFormatter's functionality:
- Class name formatting
- Human-readable name formatting
- Edge case with short names
3-3: LGTM! Verify namespace updates across the codebase.
The namespace update aligns with the PR objective of moving and restructuring command files. Let's verify that all references to the old namespace have been updated.
✅ Verification successful
All namespace references have been properly updated
The verification confirms that:
- No references to the old namespace
App\Presenter\Commands\Shared\NameFormatterremain in the codebase - The new namespace
App\Presenter\NameFormatteris consistently used across all relevant files:- tests/Unit/Formatters/NameFormatterTest.php
- app/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/WeaknessPresenterMapper.php
- app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/CycleHelper.php
- app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/CyclicPresenterMapper.php
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tests/Unit/Helpers/CycleHelperTest.php (2)
3-3: LGTM! Namespace update aligns with the codebase restructuring.
The import statement has been correctly updated to reflect the new namespace structure, removing the Commands segment from the path.
3-3: Verify the CycleHelper class location.
Let's ensure the CycleHelper class exists at the new namespace location.
✅ Verification successful
The CycleHelper class exists at the correct namespace location
The class is properly located at app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/CycleHelper.php with the correct namespace declaration App\Presenter\Cyclic\Summary, matching the import statement in the test file.
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tests/Unit/Presenters/WeaknessSummaryViewSpy.php (2)
1-7: LGTM! Proper namespace and imports.
The namespace follows PSR-4 standard and imports are correctly organized.
14-19: Verify parent class method signature.
Let's ensure the method signature matches the parent class implementation.
✅ Verification successful
Method signature matches parent class implementation
The showTable method in WeaknessSummaryViewSpy correctly overrides the parent class method in SummaryView with the same signature:
- Both are protected methods
- Both accept a single parameter of type
SummaryViewModel - Both have void return type
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app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/GraphViewModel.php (2)
1-7: LGTM! Clean namespace organization and imports.
The namespace structure and imports are well-organized, following PSR-4 standards and the PR's restructuring objectives.
14-17: Verify GraphEnums::READABILITY_THRESHOLD usage.
The method correctly implements the readability threshold check, but let's verify the enum's existence and value.
✅ Verification successful
GraphEnums::READABILITY_THRESHOLD is properly defined and used
The enum case READABILITY_THRESHOLD is correctly defined in app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/GraphEnums.php with a value of 20, and it's being used appropriately in the hasManyNodes() method. The implementation is consistent and valid.
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app/Commands/Analyze/FilterFactory.php (2)
3-8: LGTM! Clean namespace restructuring.
The namespace and import changes align well with the PR objective of moving command files. The separation between Commands and Presenter namespaces demonstrates good separation of concerns.
Line range hint 1-24: Verify Filter interface implementation.
Let's ensure that both filter implementations properly adhere to the Filter interface contract.
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Filter interface contract is properly implemented
Both NullFilter and TargetFilter correctly implement the Filter interface which requires an apply(array $metrics): array method:
NullFilterimplements it with a pass-through behaviorTargetFilterimplements it with constructor dependencies for custom filtering- The interface contract is clear and simple with a single method
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app/Commands/Weakness/SummaryPresenterFactory.php (2)
1-9: LGTM! Well-organized namespace and imports.
The namespace and imports follow PSR-4 standards and demonstrate a clean separation between commands and presenters.
17-23: Consider adding command validation.
The make method accepts any Command instance, but it might need specific properties or methods from the command object. Consider adding validation to ensure the command has the required attributes.
Let's check what properties are used from the command object:
Consider adding type validation:
public function make(Command $command): SummaryPresenter
{
+ if (!method_exists($command, 'getRequiredMethod')) {
+ throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Command must implement required methods');
+ }
+
return new SummaryPresenter(
view: $this->view,
settings: $this->settingsFactory->make($command),
);
}app/Presenter/NameFormatter.php (1)
3-3: LGTM! Verify namespace references.
The namespace change from App\Presenter\Commands\Shared to App\Presenter aligns with the PR objective of restructuring command files. The class's utility nature justifies its placement at the root presenter level.
Let's verify all references have been updated:
✅ Verification successful
Namespace change verified and properly referenced
The namespace change from App\Presenter\Commands\Shared to App\Presenter has been successfully implemented. All references to NameFormatter are using the new namespace path in:
- tests/Unit/Formatters/NameFormatterTest.php
- app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/CycleHelper.php
- app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/CyclicPresenterMapper.php
- app/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/WeaknessPresenterMapper.php
No references to the old namespace were found.
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app/Commands/Cyclic/SummaryPresenterFactory.php (2)
1-10: LGTM! Clean namespace organization and imports.
The namespace structure and imports follow best practices, maintaining a clear separation between commands and presenters.
19-26: Consider adding error handling for settings factory.
The factory method implementation is clean and follows best practices. However, consider adding error handling for potential failures in settingsFactory->make() to ensure robust operation.
Let's verify the error handling in the settings factory:
app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/SummaryView.php (2)
7-8: LGTM! Import statements are properly organized.
The new imports are correctly placed and all imported items are utilized in the code.
3-3: Verify namespace references across the codebase.
The namespace change from App\Presenter\Commands\Cyclic\Summary to App\Presenter\Cyclic\Summary looks good and aligns with the PR objectives. Let's verify that all references to this class have been updated accordingly.
✅ Verification successful
No references to old namespace found - change is safe
The search results confirm that:
- There are no references to the old namespace
App\Presenter\Commands\Cyclic\Summary\SummaryView - All imports and usages of the
SummaryViewclass in the Cyclic context are using the new namespaceApp\Presenter\Cyclic\Summary - The class is properly defined in its new location with the correct namespace
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tests/Unit/Presenters/WeaknessSummaryPresenterTest.php (2)
1-7: LGTM! Well-organized imports.
The imports are clean, following PSR-4 standards, and all imported classes are utilized in the test.
28-30: Verify the delta assertion value.
The test data shows a score of 0.3 (line 23), but the test asserts delta to be 0.0. This might be incorrect based on the business logic.
✅ Verification successful
Let me search for more context about the delta calculation and view model.
Let me search for the presenter implementation to understand how the delta is calculated.
Let me check the settings class to understand how minDelta is configured.
Now I have enough context to provide the final response.
The delta assertion is correct
The test is verifying the default behavior where no minimum delta is specified. According to SummarySettings class, when minDelta is not provided (null), it defaults to 0.0. The test creates a presenter with default settings, so even though the score is 0.3, the delta in the view model should indeed be 0.0.
Key evidence:
SummarySettings::minDelta()returns$this->minDelta ?? 0.0- The test doesn't configure any custom settings, so it uses the default 0.0
- The delta value is passed directly to the view model:
new SummaryViewModel($metrics, $response->count, $this->settings->minDelta())
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app/Commands/Analyze/GraphPresenterFactory.php (1)
1-11: LGTM! Clean namespace organization.
The namespace and imports are well-structured, properly reflecting the separation between command and presenter components.
app/Presenter/Analyze/Summary/SummaryView.php (2)
3-8: LGTM: Namespace restructuring looks good.
The namespace change aligns well with the PR objective of moving command files and creates a cleaner hierarchy.
Line range hint 21-33: LGTM: Well-structured implementation with clear error handling and informative messages.
The implementation is clean and provides good user feedback through table formatting and explanatory messages about class instability.
app/Commands/Analyze/SummaryPresenterFactory.php (2)
1-11: LGTM! Well-organized namespace and imports.
The namespace aligns with the restructuring effort, and the imports are logically organized with clear separation between framework and application dependencies.
12-20: LGTM! Excellent use of modern PHP features and design patterns.
The class demonstrates good practices:
- Immutable dependencies using readonly properties
- Constructor property promotion for clean dependency injection
- Clear separation of concerns
app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/Adapters/Cytoscape/CytoscapeGraph.php (1)
3-3: LGTM! Namespace restructuring looks good.
The namespace and import changes align well with the PR objective of moving command files, maintaining proper PSR-4 autoloading structure.
Also applies to: 5-7
app/Commands/Cyclic/CyclicCommand.php (1)
3-3: LGTM: Namespace restructuring aligns with PR objectives.
The namespace change improves code organization by properly separating commands from presenters.
app/Commands/Weakness/WeaknessCommand.php (1)
3-9: LGTM! Namespace restructuring looks good.
The namespace and import changes align well with the PR objective of moving command files to a more organized structure.
Let's verify the consistency of this namespace restructuring across related files:
✅ Verification successful
Namespace restructuring verified successfully
The verification confirms:
- No files remain in the old namespace structure (
app/Presenter/Commands) - All command files are properly organized in the new namespace (
app/Commands) - No lingering references to the old namespace
App\Presenter\Commands\Weaknessfound - The new structure follows a consistent pattern with proper organization of commands and their related factories
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app/Presenter/Cyclic/Summary/SummaryPresenter.php (2)
3-11: LGTM: Namespace restructuring aligns with PR objectives.
The namespace change from App\Presenter\Commands\Cyclic\Summary to App\Presenter\Cyclic\Summary is consistent with the PR's goal of restructuring the command files organization.
15-19: LGTM: Good use of dependency injection.
The addition of CyclicPresenterMapper as a constructor dependency improves the code by:
- Moving away from static method calls to instance-based methods
- Making dependencies explicit and improving testability
- Using readonly property for immutability
app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/GraphPresenter.php (2)
25-26: LGTM! Enhanced user feedback.
The additional logging improves user experience by providing clear feedback about the analysis state.
3-3:
Add missing import for GraphViewModel.
The GraphViewModel class is used in the present() method but its import statement is missing.
Add this import:
+use App\Presenter\Analyze\Graph\GraphViewModel;Let's verify the namespace changes across the codebase:
Also applies to: 8-8, 11-11
tests/Unit/Filters/TargetFilterTest.php (1)
1-6: LGTM! Imports are well-organized.
The imports correctly reflect the new namespace structure mentioned in the PR summary.
app/Presenter/Analyze/Graph/GraphView.php (1)
3-3: Verify namespace references after restructuring.
The namespace change from App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Graph to App\Presenter\Analyze\Graph looks good and aligns with the PR objectives.
Let's verify that all references to this class have been updated:
✅ Verification successful
Namespace change is properly referenced
The namespace change has been correctly implemented. The GraphPresenterFactory.php is using the new namespace App\Presenter\Analyze\Graph\GraphView in its import statement, and no references to the old namespace were found in the codebase.
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app/Presenter/Analyze/Summary/SummaryPresenter.php (3)
Line range hint 16-22: LGTM! Well-structured constructor with proper dependency injection.
The constructor follows best practices with:
- Clear dependency injection
- Immutable properties using readonly
- Proper type hints
24-29: LGTM! Enhanced user feedback with progress message.
The addition of the "Analyze in progress..." message improves user experience by providing better feedback during execution.
3-3: Verify namespace changes across the codebase.
The namespace has been moved from App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Summary to App\Presenter\Analyze\Summary. Let's verify that all references to this class have been updated accordingly.
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Namespace changes have been properly updated across the codebase
The verification shows that all references to the SummaryPresenter class are using the new namespace App\Presenter\Analyze\Summary\SummaryPresenter. No occurrences of the old namespace App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Summary\SummaryPresenter were found.
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app/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/SummaryView.php (1)
Line range hint 19-28: LGTM! Method visibility changes support testing.
The change from private to protected for both methods is appropriate as it enables proper testing through the new WeaknessSummaryViewSpy class while maintaining encapsulation.
Let's verify the test spy implementation:
Also applies to: 29-40
✅ Verification successful
Method visibility changes are correctly implemented for testing purposes
The protected visibility is properly utilized in the WeaknessSummaryViewSpy test spy class, which extends SummaryView and overrides the showTable method to track test assertions. The spy is effectively used in WeaknessSummaryPresenterTest to verify the presenter's behavior.
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app/Presenter/Analyze/Filters/TargetFilter.php (2)
3-3: LGTM: Namespace restructuring is consistent.
The namespace changes align well with the PR objectives of moving command files and create a more logical hierarchy.
Also applies to: 6-7
Line range hint 38-50: Consider adding protection against deep circular dependencies.
While isTimeToStop() prevents immediate circular dependencies, deep circular dependencies could still cause stack overflow in recursive calls. Consider adding a maximum depth limit or tracking the full dependency path.
Let's check if there are any potential circular dependencies in the codebase:
app/Commands/Analyze/AnalyzeCommand.php (1)
52-52: Verify debug flag handling in factory implementations
The refactoring to use factory pattern via Laravel's service container is a good improvement. However, please ensure that the debug flag from the command options is properly handled in the factory implementations.
Let's verify the debug flag handling in the factory classes:
Also applies to: 57-57
✅ Verification successful
Debug flag handling is properly implemented
The debug flag is correctly handled throughout the codebase:
- Settings factories properly extract the debug flag from command options
- All presenters use the debug flag from their settings to control error detail visibility
- The command passes itself to factories, allowing access to the debug option
The refactoring maintains the debug functionality while improving the architecture.
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rg -l "debug" $(fd -e php "Factory|Presenter")
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app/Presenter/Weakness/Summary/SummaryPresenter.php (2)
3-3: LGTM: Namespace restructuring looks good!
The namespace and import changes align well with the PR's objective of simplifying the command file structure.
Also applies to: 6-6, 11-12
24-25: LGTM: Enhanced user feedback
The additional progress message improves the user experience by providing clear feedback about the ongoing analysis.
app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php (2)
9-9: LGTM: Import changes align with namespace restructuring.
The updated imports properly reflect the movement of classes from the Commands namespace to a more appropriate Presenter namespace, improving the overall code organization.
Also applies to: 15-15
39-39: Verify GraphMapper implementation dependency.
The binding looks correct, but let's verify that CytoscapeGraphMapper is the only/primary implementation of GraphMapper interface.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more specific information about the GraphMapper implementations.
GraphMapper binding is correctly implemented
The verification confirms that:
- CytoscapeGraphMapper is the only implementation of the GraphMapper interface
- The binding is used correctly in GraphPresenter through dependency injection
- The implementation follows the port-adapter pattern, where CytoscapeGraphMapper serves as the concrete adapter
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config/commands.php (2)
29-29: LGTM! Clean architectural improvement.
The path update aligns with the PR's objective of moving commands to a dedicated namespace, improving separation of concerns.
29-29: Verify complete migration of command files.
Let's ensure all command files have been properly moved to the new location.
✅ Verification successful
Command files migration verified successfully
All command files are properly located in the new app/Commands directory structure, with no remnants in the old location. The migration appears complete with the following command files present:
app/Commands/Weakness/WeaknessCommand.phpapp/Commands/Cyclic/CyclicCommand.phpapp/Commands/AbstractCommand.phpapp/Commands/Analyze/AnalyzeCommand.php
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| use App\Commands\AbstractCommand; | ||
| use App\Application\Cyclic\CyclicAction; | ||
| use App\Application\Cyclic\CyclicRequest; | ||
| use App\Application\Cyclic\CyclicPresenter; | ||
| use App\Presenter\Commands\Shared\AbstractCommand; | ||
| use App\Presenter\Commands\Cyclic\Summary\SummaryView; | ||
| use App\Presenter\Commands\Cyclic\Summary\SummaryPresenter; | ||
| use App\Presenter\Commands\Cyclic\Summary\SummarySettingsFactory; | ||
| use App\Commands\Cyclic\SummaryPresenterFactory; |
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💡 Codebase verification
Import CyclicPresenter needs to be updated to match actual implementation
The verification revealed a mismatch in imports. The CyclicPresenter is defined as an interface in App\Application\Cyclic\CyclicPresenter, but there's no concrete class with this name. Instead, there's a CyclicPresenterMapper and SummaryPresenter in the Presenter namespace. The imports should be adjusted accordingly.
use App\Application\Cyclic\CyclicPresenteris correct as it refers to the interface- Consider importing
SummaryPresenterinstead ofCyclicPresenterMapperif that's the concrete implementation being used - All other imports (
AbstractCommand,CyclicAction,CyclicRequest,SummaryPresenterFactory) are verified and correct
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Verify imports after namespace restructuring.
The import changes align with the new namespace structure and factory pattern adoption.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve error case test clarity.
The error test case could be more explicit:
- Use non-empty test data to better demonstrate the "target not found" scenario
- Add assertion for the exception message
Consider this improvement:
it('should throw an exception if the target is not found', function () {
$filter = new TargetFilter(
new Depth(),
new Metrics(),
'D',
);
- $filter->apply([]);
+ $filter->apply([
+ 'A' => [
+ 'name' => 'A',
+ 'dependencies' => [],
+ ],
+ ]);
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| use App\Application\Analyze\AnalyzeResponse; | ||
| use App\Application\Analyze\AnalyzePresenter; | ||
| use App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Summary\SummaryView; | ||
| use App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Filters\Filter; | ||
| use App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Summary\SummarySettings; | ||
| use App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Summary\SummaryViewModel; | ||
| use App\Presenter\Analyze\Summary\SummaryView; | ||
| use App\Presenter\Analyze\Summary\SummaryMapper; | ||
| use App\Presenter\Analyze\Summary\SummarySettings; |
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Add missing import for SummaryViewModel.
The SummaryViewModel class is used in the present method but its import statement is missing.
Add this import:
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| use App\Presenter\Analyze\Filters\Filter; | |
| use App\Application\Analyze\AnalyzeResponse; | |
| use App\Application\Analyze\AnalyzePresenter; | |
| use App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Summary\SummaryView; | |
| use App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Filters\Filter; | |
| use App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Summary\SummarySettings; | |
| use App\Presenter\Commands\Analyze\Summary\SummaryViewModel; | |
| use App\Presenter\Analyze\Summary\SummaryView; | |
| use App\Presenter\Analyze\Summary\SummaryMapper; | |
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| use App\Application\Analyze\AnalyzePresenter; | |
| use App\Presenter\Analyze\Summary\SummaryView; | |
| use App\Presenter\Analyze\Summary\SummaryMapper; | |
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💡 Codebase verification
Remove the commented-out binding for TargetMapper
The TargetMapper and AdapterTargetMapper classes are not used anywhere in the codebase. The only reference to these classes is in the commented-out binding in AppServiceProvider.php. Since there are no implementations or usages of these classes, it's safe to remove the commented-out code.
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Remove commented-out code or restore the binding.
Commented-out service bindings can lead to runtime errors if the TargetMapper is still required by the application. Either:
- Remove the commented code if TargetMapper is no longer needed
- Restore the binding if the service is still required
Let me gather more information about the usage of these mappers in the codebase.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Release Notes
New Features
GraphViewModelclass for structured interaction with graph data.WeaknessResponseBuilderclass for simplified response creation in tests.WeaknessSummaryViewSpyfor testingSummaryPresenterinteractions.Bug Fixes
TargetFilterclass.Refactor
Documentation
Tests
TargetFilterandSummaryPresenterfunctionalities.SummaryPresenterinteractions.