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src/app/pages/server-details/chartFromBenchmarks.ts (2)
14-17: Simplify optional type declarations by removing redundant| undefinedThe optional properties already include
undefineddue to the?operator. Including| undefinedis redundant and can be simplified.Apply this diff to streamline the type definitions:
- unit?: string | null | undefined; + unit?: string | null; - XLabel?: string | null | undefined; + XLabel?: string | null; - YLabel?: string | null | undefined; + YLabel?: string | null; - title?: string | undefined; + title?: string;
81-81: Add a space between the label and 'Kb' in tooltip titleFor better readability, consider adding a space between the file size number and the unit.
Apply this diff:
- return tooltipItems[0].label + 'Kb file size'; + return tooltipItems[0].label + ' Kb file size';src/app/pages/server-details/server-details.component.ts (7)
289-290: Clarify and correct the comment for 'refreshPricesGraphs'The comment on line 289 is unclear and contains grammatical errors. Consider rephrasing it for clarity:
- // This also initializes important underlying data has to be called here + // Initialize important underlying data by calling refreshPricesGraphs()
748-748: Specify the parameter type instead of using 'any'In line 748, the
elparameter is typed asany. Consider specifying a more precise type, such asMouseEventorEvent, to improve type safety and code readability.
872-872: Improve type annotations for the 'template' parameterIn line 872, the
templateparameter is typed asany. Specify the appropriate type, such asChartItemor the specific interface representing your chart templates, to enhance type safety and maintainability.
880-880: Specify the type for 'chartItem' in the 'multiBarCharts' iterationIn line 880, consider defining the type of
chartIteminstead of usingany. This will improve type safety and help catch potential errors at compile time.
886-899: Enhance type safety by specifying types and reducing casts to 'any'In lines 888 and onwards, you're casting variables to
any. To improve type safety, consider specifying the types ofbenchmarkandbenchmark.config_fieldsbased on your data models. This reduces the need for casting and makes the code more robust.
1215-1215: Avoid hardcoding strings inside the 'replace' methodIn line 1215, you're hardcoding a specific string within the
replacemethod. To enhance maintainability, consider storing the string in a constant or configuration:- const desc = GBScoreText.description?.replace('The score is calibrated against a baseline score of 2,500 (Dell Precision 3460 with a Core i7-12700 processor) as per the Geekbench 6 Benchmark Internals.', '') || ''; + const BASELINE_INFO = 'The score is calibrated against a baseline score of 2,500 (Dell Precision 3460 with a Core i7-12700 processor) as per the Geekbench 6 Benchmark Internals.'; + const desc = GBScoreText.description?.replace(BASELINE_INFO, '') || '';
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1291-1365: Ensure properties are initialized before setting nested valuesIn lines 1360-1362, you're assigning values to nested properties of
chartTemplate.chartOptions. To prevent runtime errors, ensure that all nested objects (chartOptions,scales,x,y,title, andplugins) are properly initialized before setting their properties. Consider adding checks or default initializations where necessary.
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- src/app/pages/server-details/server-details.component.ts (15 hunks)
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src/app/pages/server-details/server-details.component.html (1)
441-441:⚠️ Potential issueDuplicate 'id' attribute in loop: Make 'id' attribute dynamic to avoid conflicts
The
idattribute is hardcoded as'redis_chart'within an*ngForloop, which can lead to multiple elements sharing the sameid. This violates HTML standards requiring uniqueidvalues and can cause unexpected behavior in the DOM.To fix this issue, modify the
idattribute to be dynamic, ensuring it uniquely identifies each element:- <div class="block_half" *ngIf="charItem.chart.chartData" id="redis_chart"> + <div class="block_half" *ngIf="charItem.chart.chartData" [id]="charItem.chart.id + '_chart'">Likely invalid or redundant comment.
src/app/pages/server-details/server-details.component.ts (1)
6-6: Importing 'Benchmark' is appropriate for handling benchmark metadataThe addition of
Benchmarkto the imports from'../../../../sdk/data-contracts'is necessary and appropriate, as it is used for handling benchmark metadata within the component.
| export const barChartOptionsTemplate: ChartConfiguration<'bar'>['options'] = { | ||
| scales: { | ||
| ...barChartOptions.scales, | ||
| y: { | ||
| ticks: { | ||
| color: '#FFF', | ||
| }, | ||
| grid: { | ||
| color: '#4B5563', | ||
| }, | ||
| title: { | ||
| display: true, | ||
| color: '#FFF', | ||
| text: 'Benchmark Score', | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| x: { | ||
| ticks: { | ||
| color: '#FFF', | ||
| }, | ||
| grid: { | ||
| color: '#4B5563', | ||
| }, | ||
| title: { | ||
| display: true, | ||
| color: '#FFF', | ||
| text: 'scaleField values', | ||
| }, | ||
| } | ||
| }, | ||
| plugins: { | ||
| ...barChartOptions.plugins, | ||
| title: { | ||
| display: true, | ||
| text: 'labelsField description', | ||
| color: '#FFF', | ||
| }, | ||
| // NOTE: Add customized tooltip callbacks | ||
| tooltip:{ | ||
| callbacks: { | ||
| label: function(this: TooltipModel<"bar">, tooltipItem: TooltipItem<"bar">) { | ||
| return `${tooltipItem.formattedValue} ${(tooltipItem as any).raw.unit}; Note: ${(tooltipItem as any).raw.note}`; | ||
| }, | ||
| title: function(this: TooltipModel<"bar">, tooltipItems: TooltipItem<"bar">[]) { | ||
| return tooltipItems[0].label + ' concurrent pipelined requests'; | ||
| }, | ||
| } | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| parsing: { | ||
| xAxisKey: 'label', | ||
| yAxisKey: 'data' | ||
| } | ||
| }; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Placeholder Values Remain in barChartOptionsTemplate
The barChartOptionsTemplate still contains placeholder values that need to be replaced with dynamic data:
- Y-Axis Title:
'Benchmark Score'inchartOptions.tsline 130. - X-Axis Title:
'scaleField values'inchartOptions.tsline 143. - Chart Title:
'labelsField description'inchartOptions.tsline 151.
Please update these fields to use dynamic properties to ensure the chart options are fully aligned with the PR objectives of centralizing benchmark references.
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Review of new barChartOptionsTemplate constant
The new barChartOptionsTemplate constant is a good step towards centralizing benchmark references as per the PR objectives. However, there are a few points to consider:
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Placeholder values:
- The y-axis title "Benchmark Score" (line 130) is generic and may need to be dynamically set based on the specific benchmark.
- The x-axis title "scaleField values" (line 143) and the chart title "labelsField description" (line 151) appear to be placeholders.
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Alignment with PR objectives:
- The template structure allows for populating data from the database, which aligns with the goal of centralizing benchmark references.
- To fully achieve the PR objectives, ensure that these placeholder values are replaced with dynamic data fetched from the database.
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Consistency:
- The overall structure and styling are consistent with other chart options in the file, which is good for maintainability.
Consider the following improvements:
- Replace placeholder values with dynamic properties that can be set when the chart is instantiated. For example:
export const createBarChartOptionsTemplate = (
yAxisTitle: string,
xAxisTitle: string,
chartTitle: string
): ChartConfiguration<'bar'>['options'] => ({
// ... existing options ...
scales: {
// ... other scale options ...
y: {
// ... other y-axis options ...
title: {
display: true,
color: '#FFF',
text: yAxisTitle,
},
},
x: {
// ... other x-axis options ...
title: {
display: true,
color: '#FFF',
text: xAxisTitle,
},
}
},
plugins: {
// ... other plugin options ...
title: {
display: true,
text: chartTitle,
color: '#FFF',
},
// ... other plugin options ...
},
// ... other options ...
});This approach would allow for more flexibility and better alignment with the goal of centralizing benchmark references.
To ensure that this template is being used correctly throughout the codebase, we can run the following script:
This script will help us verify if the template is being used correctly and if there are any remaining hardcoded placeholder values that need to be addressed.
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| label: function(this: TooltipModel<"bar">, tooltipItem: TooltipItem<"bar">) { | ||
| return `${tooltipItem.formattedValue} ${(tooltipItem as any).raw.unit}; Note: ${(tooltipItem as any).raw.note}`; | ||
| }, | ||
| title: function(this: TooltipModel<"bar">, tooltipItems: TooltipItem<"bar">[]) { | ||
| return tooltipItems[0].label + ' concurrent pipelined requests'; | ||
| }, |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Avoid casting to any in tooltip callbacks by properly typing tooltipItem.raw
Casting to any bypasses TypeScript's type checking. To maintain type safety, define the type of tooltipItem.raw instead of casting.
You can extend the TooltipItem type to include the raw property:
interface ExtendedTooltipItem extends TooltipItem<"bar"> {
raw: {
unit: string;
note: string;
};
}Then update the callback functions:
- label: function(this: TooltipModel<"bar">, tooltipItem: TooltipItem<"bar">) {
- return `${tooltipItem.formattedValue} ${(tooltipItem as any).raw.unit}; Note: ${(tooltipItem as any).raw.note}`;
+ label: function(this: TooltipModel<"bar">, tooltipItem: ExtendedTooltipItem) {
+ return `${tooltipItem.formattedValue} ${tooltipItem.raw.unit}; Note: ${tooltipItem.raw.note}`;Similarly for the other callback.
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| chartOptions: any; | ||
| chartType: any; | ||
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| chartData?: any; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Specify more precise types instead of any for chart properties
Using any diminishes type safety. Consider specifying more precise types for chartOptions, chartType, and chartData to enhance maintainability and catch potential errors at compile time.
For example, you can import the specific types from chart.js:
-import { ChartData, TooltipItem, TooltipModel } from "chart.js";
+import { ChartData, ChartOptions, ChartType, TooltipItem, TooltipModel } from "chart.js";
...
- chartOptions: any;
+ chartOptions: ChartOptions<'bar'>;
- chartType: any;
+ chartType: ChartType;
- chartData?: any;
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| chartOptions: any; | |
| chartType: any; | |
| chartData?: any; | |
| import { ChartData, ChartOptions, ChartType, TooltipItem, TooltipModel } from "chart.js"; | |
| // ... (other code) | |
| chartOptions: ChartOptions<'bar'>; | |
| chartType: ChartType; | |
| chartData?: ChartData<'bar'>; |
| this.multiBarCharts.forEach((chart) => { | ||
| this.dropdownManager.initDropdown(chart.chart.id + '_button', chart.chart.id + '_options').then((dropdown) => { | ||
| chart.dropdown = dropdown; | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
| /* |
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Ensure 'chart.chart.id' is defined before usage
In lines 448-450, you're accessing chart.chart.id. Please verify that chart.chart has an id property to avoid potential runtime errors. If id might be undefined, consider adding a check or assigning an id to the chart objects during initialization.
| multiBarCharts: any[] = [ | ||
| { | ||
| chart: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(staticWebChartTemplate)), | ||
| callbacks: staticWebChartTemplateCallbacks, | ||
| dropdown: undefined, | ||
| }, { | ||
| chart: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(redisChartTemplate)), | ||
| callbacks: redisChartTemplateCallbacks, | ||
| dropdown: undefined, | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider using a more reliable method for deep cloning objects
In lines 84 and 88, you're using JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(...)) to deep clone staticWebChartTemplate and redisChartTemplate. This method can be inefficient and may fail to clone objects with functions or complex data types properly. Consider using structuredClone() or a deep cloning utility like lodash.cloneDeep for better performance and reliability.
Apply this diff to improve the cloning method:
multiBarCharts: any[] = [
{
- chart: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(staticWebChartTemplate)),
+ chart: structuredClone(staticWebChartTemplate),
callbacks: staticWebChartTemplateCallbacks,
dropdown: undefined,
}, {
- chart: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(redisChartTemplate)),
+ chart: structuredClone(redisChartTemplate),
callbacks: redisChartTemplateCallbacks,
dropdown: undefined,
}
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| multiBarCharts: any[] = [ | |
| { | |
| chart: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(staticWebChartTemplate)), | |
| callbacks: staticWebChartTemplateCallbacks, | |
| dropdown: undefined, | |
| }, { | |
| chart: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(redisChartTemplate)), | |
| callbacks: redisChartTemplateCallbacks, | |
| dropdown: undefined, | |
| } | |
| multiBarCharts: any[] = [ | |
| { | |
| chart: structuredClone(staticWebChartTemplate), | |
| callbacks: staticWebChartTemplateCallbacks, | |
| dropdown: undefined, | |
| }, { | |
| chart: structuredClone(redisChartTemplate), | |
| callbacks: redisChartTemplateCallbacks, | |
| dropdown: undefined, | |
| } | |
| ]; |
# Conflicts: # src/app/pages/server-details/server-details.component.ts
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src/app/pages/server-details/server-details.component.ts (2)
289-290: Improved method naming and added contextThe renaming of
refreshGraphs()torefreshPricesGraphs()provides better clarity on the method's purpose. The added comment about data initialization is helpful.Consider expanding the comment to specify which important underlying data is being initialized, to provide even more context for future maintainers.
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1294-1370: Comprehensive refactoring of multi-bar chart generationThe
generateMultiBarChartmethod has been significantly improved to use the newChartFromBenchmarkTemplatetype and centralized benchmark data. This refactoring enhances flexibility and consistency in chart generation, aligning well with the PR objectives.Consider adding error handling or default values for cases where expected benchmark data might be missing, to improve the robustness of the chart generation process.
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src/app/pages/server-details/server-details.component.ts (9)
6-6: Import of Benchmark type aligns with PR objectivesThe addition of the
Benchmarktype to the import statement is consistent with the goal of centralizing benchmark references. This change supports the DRY principle by allowing the component to use a standardized Benchmark type from the SDK.
15-15: Additional chart options imported for enhanced visualizationThe import statement has been expanded to include
barChartDataEmptyandbarChartOptionsSSL. This change suggests improvements in chart visualization capabilities, which may be beneficial for displaying benchmark data more effectively.
26-26: Introduction of specialized chart templates for benchmarksThe new import statement brings in specialized chart types and templates for benchmarks, including
ChartFromBenchmarkTemplateand specific templates for Redis and static web benchmarks. This addition supports the goal of centralizing benchmark references and standardizing their visualization.
82-91: Addition of multiBarCharts property for centralized benchmark visualizationThe new
multiBarChartsproperty introduces a more flexible and centralized approach to managing multiple benchmark charts. This change aligns well with the PR objectives of reducing redundancy in benchmark references.
106-106: Improved type safety for benchmarkMeta propertyThe
benchmarkMetaproperty type has been updated fromanytoBenchmark[], enhancing type safety and aligning with the centralizedBenchmarktype. This change supports better code quality and maintainability.
875-878: New method for dynamic chart template option selectionThe
selectChartTemplateOptionmethod enhances the flexibility of benchmark visualization by allowing dynamic updates to chart options. This addition supports the centralized approach to managing benchmark data and its presentation.
881-888: Centralized initialization of benchmark chartsThe
initializeBenchmarkChartsmethod provides a centralized approach to initializing multiple benchmark charts. This supports the PR's objective of reducing redundancy and ensures consistent chart setup, enhancing maintainability.
889-902: Comprehensive initialization of multi-bar chart optionsThe
initializeMultiBarChartmethod effectively populates chart options using centralized benchmark metadata. This approach ensures consistency across chart configurations and supports the goal of centralizing benchmark references.
983-989: Enhanced benchmark chart generationThe updates to
generateBenchmarkChartsmethod now include Geekbench chart generation and utilize the new multi-bar chart configurations. These changes support a more comprehensive and centralized approach to benchmark visualization.
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src/app/pages/server-details/server-details.component.html (1)
651-663: Great addition of dynamic chart option dropdowns!This new ng-container for generating chart option dropdowns complements the dynamic chart rendering nicely. It provides a consistent and maintainable approach to handling chart options across multiple charts. The implementation allows for easy addition or modification of chart options without changing the template structure.
Consider adding an
aria-labelattribute to the dropdowndivelements to improve accessibility. For example:<div class="text-emerald-400 hover:text-emerald-500 cursor-pointer font-bold ml-2" + aria-label="Select {{item.name}} option for {{charItem.chart.name}} chart" (click)="selectChartTemplateOption(charItem, i)"> {{item.name}} </div>This change will provide more context for screen readers, enhancing the accessibility of the dropdown options.
src/app/pages/server-compare/server-compare.component.html (1)
540-547: Avoid Hardcoding Identifiers and Values in LoopsUsing hardcoded identifiers like
id="bw_mem_button"and fixed references such asselectedBWMemOperationinside a loop can cause conflicts and incorrect behavior when multiple instances are rendered. Refactor the code to use dynamic values based on the loop context.src/app/pages/server-compare/server-compare.component.ts (4)
437-438: Remove commented-out code for clarityThe commented-out code at lines 437-438 may cause confusion. If it's no longer needed, consider removing it to improve code readability. If you plan to use it later, adding a comment explaining why it's commented out can be helpful.
- //this.generateMultiBarChart(this.selectedStaticWebOption, this.selectedConnections); - //this.generateMultiBarChart(this.selectedRedisOption, this.selectedOperation);
967-968: Remove console.log statements from production codeThe
console.logat line 967 is likely used for debugging and should be removed or replaced with proper logging.Apply this fix:
- console.log(optionsSecondary, labelsField);
1023-1024: Remove console.log statementsThe
console.logat line 1023 should be removed to clean up the codebase.Apply this fix:
- console.log(chartData);
1281-1281: Remove or uncomment thegenerateMultiBarChartcallsThe
generateMultiBarChartcalls at lines 1281, 1287, 1293, and 1299 are commented out. If these methods are no longer needed, consider removing them. If they are needed, uncomment them to ensure the charts are generated as expected.Example:
- //this.generateMultiBarChart(this.selectedStaticWebOption, this.selectedConnections); + this.generateMultiBarChart(this.selectedStaticWebOption, this.selectedConnections);Also applies to: 1287-1287, 1293-1293, 1299-1299
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- src/app/pages/server-details/server-details.component.html (5 hunks)
- src/app/pages/server-details/server-details.component.ts (15 hunks)
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src/app/pages/server-details/chartFromBenchmarks.ts (5)
40-60: Redis chart template options and constants look goodThe Redis chart template options and constants are well-structured and correctly implement the defined types. The
redisChartTemplateproperly uses the options and secondary options, providing a clear template for Redis benchmarking charts.
88-118: Static Web secondary options and chart templates look goodThe implementation of
staticWebSecondaryOptions,staticWebChartTemplate, andstaticWebChartCompareTemplateis well-structured and provides good flexibility for different chart views. The use of separate templates for normal and compare views allows for easy customization while sharing common elements like secondary options.
1-127: Overall implementation aligns well with PR objectivesThe implementation in this file successfully addresses the PR objective of centralizing benchmark references and eliminating redundancy. Key points:
- The type definitions provide a solid structure for chart templates and options.
- The implementation follows the DRY principle for the most part.
- Separate templates for Redis and Static Web benchmarks offer good flexibility.
- Callback functions enhance user experience with custom tooltip formatting.
To further improve the code:
- Address the type safety issues in callback functions as suggested in previous comments.
- Consider the refactoring suggestion for Static Web options to reduce duplication.
- Ensure that all benchmark details (name, unit, performance indicators) are indeed coming from the database as per the PR objectives.
Overall, this implementation provides a maintainable and centralized approach to handling benchmark references, which should simplify future updates and reduce the risk of inconsistencies.
33-36:⚠️ Potential issueUse more precise types for chart properties
The use of
anytype forchartOptions,chartType, andchartDatareduces type safety. Consider using more specific types fromchart.jsto improve maintainability and catch potential errors at compile-time.Import the necessary types from
chart.jsand update theChartFromBenchmarkTemplatetype:import { ChartData, ChartOptions, ChartType } from "chart.js"; // ... export type ChartFromBenchmarkTemplate = { // ... chartOptions: ChartOptions<'bar'>; chartType: ChartType; chartData?: ChartData<'bar'>; };This change will provide better type checking and autocompletion for these properties.
62-69:⚠️ Potential issueImprove type safety in Redis chart template callbacks
The current implementation uses
as anycasting, which bypasses TypeScript's type checking. To maintain type safety, define a custom type fortooltipItem.rawinstead of casting.Implement the solution suggested in the previous review:
- Define an extended tooltip item type:
interface ExtendedTooltipItem extends TooltipItem<"bar"> { raw: { unit: string; note: string; }; }
- Update the callback functions:
export const redisChartTemplateCallbacks = { label: function(this: TooltipModel<"bar">, tooltipItem: ExtendedTooltipItem) { return `${tooltipItem.formattedValue} ${tooltipItem.raw.unit}; Note: ${tooltipItem.raw.note}`; }, title: function(this: TooltipModel<"bar">, tooltipItems: ExtendedTooltipItem[]) { return tooltipItems[0].label + ' concurrent pipelined requests'; }, }This change will improve type safety while maintaining the desired functionality.
src/app/pages/server-details/server-details.component.html (2)
440-484: Excellent implementation of dynamic chart rendering!This new implementation aligns perfectly with the PR objective of reducing redundancy in benchmark references. By using an
ng-containerto iterate over themultiBarChartsarray, you've created a flexible and maintainable solution for rendering multiple charts dynamically. This approach offers several benefits:
- Reduced code duplication
- Easier addition of new charts without modifying the template
- Centralized management of benchmark details
The conditional rendering based on
chartDatapresence is a good practice to prevent rendering empty charts. The dynamic generation of chart titles, info icons, and option dropdowns further enhances the reusability of this component.
593-593: Good update to the allocation filter event handling.The change from
refreshGraphs()torefreshPricesGraphs()suggests a more targeted approach to updating the graphs. This modification likely improves performance by refreshing only the price-related graphs when allocation filters change.To ensure this change functions as intended, please verify the implementation of the
refreshPricesGraphs()method in the component's TypeScript file. Run the following script to check its implementation:Also applies to: 606-606
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refreshPricesGraphs()method implementation is correct.The
refreshPricesGraphs()method appropriately callsupdateChart1(),updateChart2(), andupdateChart3(), ensuring that all relevant price-related graphs are updated as intended.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/app/pages/server-details/server-details.component.ts (11)
6-6: Import statement looks goodThe new import statement correctly includes the necessary types from the SDK data contracts, which aligns with the PR objective of centralizing benchmark references in the database.
15-15: Chart options import updated correctlyThe import statement has been expanded to include additional chart options, supporting the new multi-bar chart feature for enhanced benchmark data visualization. This change aligns with the PR objectives.
26-26: New chart templates import addedThe new import statement introduces chart templates and related types, which are crucial for implementing the new multi-bar chart feature. This change supports the PR objective of streamlining benchmark data visualization.
106-106: Type update for benchmarkMeta improves type safetyThe update of
benchmarkMetato typeBenchmark[]enhances type safety and code clarity. This change aligns well with the PR objective of centralizing benchmark references in the database.
289-290: Method rename and comment addition improve code clarityThe renaming of
refreshGraphstorefreshPricesGraphsprovides more specificity about the method's purpose. The added comment helpfully explains that this method initializes important underlying data, which improves code understanding.
866-871: New method enhances chart interactivityThe
selectChartTemplateOptionmethod is a valuable addition that supports the new multi-bar chart feature. It allows for dynamic selection of chart options and properly updates the UI, enhancing the benchmark data visualization as per the PR objectives.
872-877: New initialization method streamlines chart setupThe
initializeBenchmarkChartsmethod effectively initializes the multi-bar charts, setting up callbacks and initializing each chart. This addition supports the PR objective of streamlining the process of handling benchmark data and enhances the overall structure of the component.
880-893: New method effectively initializes individual chartsThe
initializeMultiBarChartmethod is a well-structured addition that populates chart options with data frombenchmarkMeta. This supports the PR objective of centralizing benchmark references and ensures that each chart is properly initialized with the correct labels, units, and tooltips.
974-980: Chart generation method updated to include new featuresThe
generateBenchmarkChartsmethod has been effectively updated to include the generation of Geekbench charts and multi-bar charts. These additions align well with the PR objective of enhancing benchmark data visualization and support the new multi-bar chart feature.
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1285-1361: Multi-bar chart generation method significantly improvedThe
generateMultiBarChartmethod has been extensively updated to work with the new chart template structure. It effectively handles the creation of labels, scales, and datasets based on the provided benchmark data. This implementation supports the PR objectives of streamlining benchmark data handling and enhancing visualization. The code is well-structured and includes proper error handling.
82-91: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider using a more reliable method for deep cloning objects
While the initialization of
multiBarChartssupports the new multi-bar chart feature, the use ofJSON.parse(JSON.stringify())for deep cloning is not the most efficient or reliable method. It may fail to clone objects with functions or complex data types properly.Consider using
structuredClone()or a deep cloning utility likelodash.cloneDeepfor better performance and reliability. Here's an example of how you could refactor this:multiBarCharts: any[] = [ { - chart: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(staticWebChartTemplate)), + chart: structuredClone(staticWebChartTemplate), callbacks: staticWebChartTemplateCallbacks, dropdown: undefined, }, { - chart: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(redisChartTemplate)), + chart: structuredClone(redisChartTemplate), callbacks: redisChartTemplateCallbacks, dropdown: undefined, } ];Likely invalid or redundant comment.
src/app/pages/server-compare/server-compare.component.html (1)
569-571: Verify the Functionality oftoggleBenchmarkCategory(chartItem)At line 569, the click event calls
toggleBenchmarkCategory(chartItem). Ensure that thetoggleBenchmarkCategoryfunction is designed to handle achartItemargument. If the function was previously accepting a different parameter (e.g., a category), it may need to be updated to work correctly withchartItem.src/app/pages/server-compare/server-compare.component.ts (5)
20-20: LGTM: Added appropriate imports for chart templates and optionsThe imports at line 20 correctly include necessary modules for chart functionalities related to benchmark charts.
422-425: LGTM: Correctly initializing chart data based on benchmarksThe code correctly populates
chartTemplate.databy filteringbenchmarkMetawith the benchmark IDs fromchartTemplate.chart.options.
429-430: LGTM: Initializing benchmark chartsThe call to
this.initializeBenchmarkCharts()ensures that benchmark charts are properly initialized before generating chart data.
448-452: Ensurechart.chart.idis defined before usageWhen initializing dropdowns,
chart.chart.idis used. Confirm that everychart.chartobject has theidproperty defined to prevent potential runtime errors.If
idis not guaranteed to be present, consider adding a check or default value:const chartId = chart.chart.id || 'default_id'; this.dropdownManager.initDropdown(chartId + '_button', chartId + '_options').then((dropdown) => { chart.dropdown = dropdown; });
1202-1225: LGTM: Added methods to initialize benchmark chartsThe
initializeBenchmarkChartsandinitializeMultiBarChartmethods effectively set up chart configurations based on benchmark metadata, enhancing modularity and code organization.
| export const staticWebChartTemplateOptions: ChartFromBenchmarkTemplateOptions[] = [ | ||
| {benchmark_id: 'static_web:rps', scaleField: 'connections_per_vcpus', labelsField: 'size'}, | ||
| {benchmark_id: 'static_web:rps-extrapolated', scaleField: 'connections_per_vcpus', labelsField: 'size'}, | ||
| {benchmark_id: 'static_web:throughput',scaleField: 'connections_per_vcpus', labelsField: 'size'}, | ||
| {benchmark_id: 'static_web:throughput-extrapolated', scaleField: 'connections_per_vcpus', labelsField: 'size'}, | ||
| {benchmark_id: 'static_web:latency', scaleField: 'connections_per_vcpus', labelsField: 'size'}, | ||
| ]; | ||
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| export const staticWebChartTemplateOptions2: ChartFromBenchmarkTemplateOptions[] = [ | ||
| {benchmark_id: 'static_web:rps', labelsField: 'connections_per_vcpus', scaleField: 'size'}, | ||
| {benchmark_id: 'static_web:rps-extrapolated', labelsField: 'connections_per_vcpus', scaleField: 'size'}, | ||
| {benchmark_id: 'static_web:throughput',labelsField: 'connections_per_vcpus', scaleField: 'size'}, | ||
| {benchmark_id: 'static_web:throughput-extrapolated', labelsField: 'connections_per_vcpus', scaleField: 'size'}, | ||
| {benchmark_id: 'static_web:latency', labelsField: 'connections_per_vcpus', scaleField: 'size'}, | ||
| ]; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider a more flexible approach for Static Web chart template options
The current implementation defines two separate arrays (staticWebChartTemplateOptions and staticWebChartTemplateOptions2) with swapped labelsField and scaleField. This approach might lead to maintenance issues and confusion.
Consider creating a single array of options and a utility function to swap the fields when needed:
export const staticWebChartTemplateOptions: ChartFromBenchmarkTemplateOptions[] = [
{benchmark_id: 'static_web:rps', scaleField: 'connections_per_vcpus', labelsField: 'size'},
// ... other options
];
function swapFields(options: ChartFromBenchmarkTemplateOptions[]): ChartFromBenchmarkTemplateOptions[] {
return options.map(option => ({
...option,
scaleField: option.labelsField,
labelsField: option.scaleField,
}));
}
// Use the original options or swapped options as needed
const swappedOptions = swapFields(staticWebChartTemplateOptions);This approach reduces duplication and makes it easier to maintain the options in the future.
| export const staticWebChartTemplateCallbacks = { | ||
| label: function(this: TooltipModel<"bar">, tooltipItem: TooltipItem<"bar">) { | ||
| return `${tooltipItem.formattedValue} ${(tooltipItem as any).raw.unit}; Note: ${(tooltipItem as any).raw.note}`; | ||
| }, | ||
| title: function(this: TooltipModel<"bar">, tooltipItems: TooltipItem<"bar">[]) { | ||
| return tooltipItems[0].label + 'Kb file size'; | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Improve type safety in Static Web chart template callbacks
The Static Web chart template callbacks have the same type safety issue as the Redis callbacks, using as any casting which bypasses TypeScript's type checking.
Apply the same solution as suggested for the Redis callbacks:
- Use the
ExtendedTooltipIteminterface defined earlier. - Update the callback functions:
export const staticWebChartTemplateCallbacks = {
label: function(this: TooltipModel<"bar">, tooltipItem: ExtendedTooltipItem) {
return `${tooltipItem.formattedValue} ${tooltipItem.raw.unit}; Note: ${tooltipItem.raw.note}`;
},
title: function(this: TooltipModel<"bar">, tooltipItems: ExtendedTooltipItem[]) {
return tooltipItems[0].label + 'Kb file size';
}
}This change will improve type safety while maintaining the desired functionality.
| id="bw_mem_button" | ||
| class="dropdown_button" |
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Fix Duplicate IDs and Incorrect Variable References in Button Element
Within the ngFor loop over chartItem, the button element uses a hardcoded id="bw_mem_button" at line 540. This can lead to duplicate IDs in the rendered HTML, which is invalid and may cause issues with JavaScript event handling or styling.
Additionally, the button displays {{selectedBWMemOperation.name}} at line 544, which may not be defined within the scope of the loop. It should refer to the corresponding property of chartItem to display the correct operation name for each chart.
To resolve these issues, modify the id to be unique or remove it if it's not needed, and update the variable reference to use chartItem's context.
Apply this diff:
- <button
- id="bw_mem_button"
+ <button
+ [id]="'bw_mem_button_' + chartItem.chart.name"And update the operation name display:
- {{selectedBWMemOperation.name}}
+ {{chartItem.chart.options[chartItem.chart.selectedOption].name}}Also applies to: 543-545
| <div class="px-4 py-3"> | ||
| {{selectedBWMemOperation.name}} | ||
| </div> | ||
| <div class="px-4 py-3 w-12 h-full bg-primary justify-center items-center flex rounded-r-lg"> | ||
| <lucide-icon name="chevron-down" class="h-6 w-6 text-emerald-400"></lucide-icon> |
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Ensure Correct Data Binding for Chart Options
The chart options within the button should reference the correct properties from chartItem to display dynamically based on the current chart item.
Update the code to use the appropriate chartItem properties:
- <div class="px-4 py-3">
- {{selectedBWMemOperation.name}}
+ <div class="px-4 py-3">
+ {{chartItem.chart.options[chartItem.chart.selectedOption].name}}📝 Committable suggestion
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| <div class="px-4 py-3"> | |
| {{selectedBWMemOperation.name}} | |
| </div> | |
| <div class="px-4 py-3 w-12 h-full bg-primary justify-center items-center flex rounded-r-lg"> | |
| <lucide-icon name="chevron-down" class="h-6 w-6 text-emerald-400"></lucide-icon> | |
| <div class="px-4 py-3"> | |
| {{chartItem.chart.options[chartItem.chart.selectedOption].name}} | |
| </div> | |
| <div class="px-4 py-3 w-12 h-full bg-primary justify-center items-center flex rounded-r-lg"> | |
| <lucide-icon name="chevron-down" class="h-6 w-6 text-emerald-400"></lucide-icon> |
| <ng-container *ngIf="chartItem.chart.chartData"> | ||
| <tr class="section_header" id="benchmark_line"> | ||
| <td [colSpan]="2" > | ||
| <h3 class="text-xl font-semibold flex gap-2 items-center">FOOBAR {{chartItem.chart.name}} |
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Remove Placeholder Text "FOOBAR" from Header
The header at line 514 contains a hardcoded string "FOOBAR" which appears to be a placeholder or leftover from debugging. It should be removed to ensure the chart displays the correct name.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- <h3 class="text-xl font-semibold flex gap-2 items-center">FOOBAR {{chartItem.chart.name}}
+ <h3 class="text-xl font-semibold flex gap-2 items-center">{{chartItem.chart.name}}📝 Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| <h3 class="text-xl font-semibold flex gap-2 items-center">FOOBAR {{chartItem.chart.name}} | |
| <h3 class="text-xl font-semibold flex gap-2 items-center">{{chartItem.chart.name}} |
| multiBarCharts: any[] = [ | ||
| { | ||
| chart: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(redisChartTemplate)), | ||
| callbacks: redisChartTemplateCallbacks, | ||
| dropdown: undefined, | ||
| data: [], | ||
| show_more: false, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| chart: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(staticWebChartCompareTemplate)), | ||
| callbacks: staticWebChartTemplateCallbacks, | ||
| dropdown: undefined, | ||
| data: [], | ||
| show_more: false, | ||
| } | ||
| ]; | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Specify types and avoid inefficient object cloning in multiBarCharts
The multiBarCharts array is declared with the type any[]. Defining a specific interface or type for the chart items would improve type safety and maintainability.
Additionally, using JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(...)) for deep cloning is inefficient and can lead to issues with functions or complex objects. Consider using the spread operator or a utility function like _.cloneDeep from lodash for deep cloning.
Example:
// Define an interface for chart items
interface MultiBarChartItem {
chart: ChartFromBenchmarkTemplate;
callbacks: any;
dropdown?: any;
data: any[];
show_more: boolean;
}
// Declare the array with the specific type
multiBarCharts: MultiBarChartItem[] = [
{
chart: { ...redisChartTemplate },
callbacks: redisChartTemplateCallbacks,
dropdown: undefined,
data: [],
show_more: false,
},
{
chart: { ...staticWebChartCompareTemplate },
callbacks: staticWebChartTemplateCallbacks,
dropdown: undefined,
data: [],
show_more: false,
}
];| this.multiBarCharts.forEach((chart) => { | ||
| this.generateMultiBarChart(chart.chart); | ||
| }); |
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Verify the argument passed to generateMultiBarChart
In the loop, this.generateMultiBarChart(chart.chart); is called. Ensure that chart.chart is the correct argument and matches the expected type ChartFromBenchmarkTemplate. If chart itself is the ChartFromBenchmarkTemplate, you may need to pass chart instead.
Apply this fix:
- this.generateMultiBarChart(chart.chart);
+ this.generateMultiBarChart(chart);Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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