[Fix] CommonJS Module Imports esModuleInterop
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packages/core/src/lib/language/language-utils.ts (1)
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14-15: Avoid logging sensitive data.
console.log('Inserting languages: ', JSON.stringify(payload));might inadvertently expose sensitive strings or internal data. Consider removing this line or substituting it with more contextual logs.Also applies to: 22-22
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packages/core/src/lib/core/seeds/seed-module.ts (1)
5-5: Confirm proper usage of the namespace import for yargs.
When using import * as yargs from 'yargs'; in TypeScript with certain compiler settings (e.g., esModuleInterop disabled), you may need to reference the default export via yargs.default(...). If this code compiles and runs as expected, you can disregard this note. Otherwise, consider modifying the usage to avoid runtime or type errors.
packages/core/src/lib/language/language-utils.ts (3)
1-1: Ensure correct usage of the newly added faker import.
Functional correctness appears fine since you directly import the faker named export. Just confirm that @faker-js/faker is a valid dependency in your project.
3-3: Good addition for generating UUIDs in SQLite.
The v4 as uuidV4 import is properly renamed, making the usage in the code clearer.
4-4: Confirm the existence of DatabaseTypeEnum in @gauzy/config.
This import is consistent with the usage below. If @gauzy/config is also updated or relocated, ensure that your build pipeline and resolvers see it.
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packages/desktop-core/src/lib/electron-helpers.ts (3)
1-1: Use a standard naming convention for log import.
While the usage oflogandlogFunctionsis valid, consider using a single rename pattern (e.g.,logandlogExtra) to maintain naming consistency.
8-11: Consider adjustable log levels.
setupElectronLoginjects logger methods intoconsole, which is convenient. However, you might also consider providing a configurable log level to help in production debugging or reductions in verbosity.
18-18: Export name alias rationale.
RenamingstoreasStorein the export is acceptable, but it may be slightly confusing when it comes to naming conventions. Consider whether the uppercase alias is intentional for clarity or ifstoreis a more natural fit.packages/desktop-core/src/lib/concretes/window-config.ts (2)
27-27: Potential fallback for icon path.
UsingStore.get('filePath')?.iconPathis fine, but consider providing a fallback resource or a default icon path if it is missing.
40-48: Provide docstrings for new path/hash getters and setters.
Documenting the purpose and usage of these properties can improve maintainability, particularly if they are vital to the window configuration logic.
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packages/desktop-core/src/lib/electron-helpers.ts (1)
16-16: Confirm or secure data storage strategy.
ElectronStore is very helpful, but ensure you address any potential data encryption or store location concerns, especially if storing sensitive information.
packages/desktop-core/src/lib/concretes/window-config.ts (3)
2-6: Initialize logging as early as possible.
Calling setupElectronLog() right at line 6 ensures logging is available before any further logic runs. This is good practice, simplifying debugging if any issues arise in subsequent steps.
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When merging default settings with user-supplied options, ensure the presence of no unwanted overrides. This can be tested by providing partial or conflicting options.
32-36: Ensure the undefined options scenario is handled.
The setter for options now allows undefined. Confirm that parts of the code reading this._options gracefully handle the undefined case to prevent potential runtime errors.
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package.json (1)
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esModuleInteropin TypeScript configurationThe TypeScript configuration needs to be updated to support CommonJS Module Imports properly. Currently:
- The main
tsconfig.jsonexplicitly sets"esModuleInterop": false- The base configuration (
tsconfig.base.json) doesn't specify this option- No other configuration files override this setting
To fix CommonJS Module Imports as intended in this PR, you need to:
- In
tsconfig.json, change:to:"esModuleInterop": false,"esModuleInterop": true,This change is necessary because:
- The PR aims to fix CommonJS Module Imports using
esModuleInterop- The current setting explicitly disables this feature
- The setting is compatible with your TypeScript version (5.5.4)
- The project uses
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6-6: Verify TypeScript configuration for esModuleInteropSince this PR aims to fix CommonJS Module Imports with
esModuleInterop, ensure that the TypeScript configuration properly enables this feature.
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esModuleInteropin TypeScript configurationThe TypeScript configuration currently has
"esModuleInterop": false, which conflicts with the PR's objective of fixing CommonJS Module Imports usingesModuleInterop. This setting should be enabled to properly handle CommonJS module imports in TypeScript.
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tsconfig.json, change:to:"esModuleInterop": false,"esModuleInterop": true,Let's verify if this setting is overridden in any extended configurations:
Let's check the base configuration since the main
tsconfig.jsonextends fromtsconfig.base.json:🏁 Scripts executed
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package.json (2)
53-59: Well-structured refactoring of seeding scripts!The introduction of
seed:basescript effectively reduces duplication and maintains consistency across different seeding operations. The production seed script appropriately maintains its specific configuration.Consider adding a comment in the package.json or documentation explaining the purpose and usage of each seeding script, especially highlighting the differences between development and production seeding processes.
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20-21: Consider organizing scripts into categories using naming conventionsThe scripts section is extensive and could benefit from better organization. Consider prefixing scripts with categories like
build:,test:,lint:, etc. While many scripts already follow this pattern, some could be reorganized for consistency.For example:
- Group all seeding scripts under a
db:prefix- Move development scripts under a
dev:prefix- Consolidate all production scripts under
prod:packages/desktop-core/src/lib/interfaces/types.ts (1)
11-19: Consider adding an identifier or additional fields to the newStoreProjectinterface.
Currently, this interface only holds anoteproperty, but real-world project configurations often require unique identifiers, names, or timestamps. Enhancing the interface to handle these fields could improve clarity and scalability in the long term.packages/desktop-window/src/lib/screen-capture-notification.ts (3)
21-46: Constructor refinements for the notification window look solid.
The chosen size, positioning, and workspace configuration ensure the notification remains visible and non-intrusive. The usage of constants (WIDTH and HEIGHT) and well-documented configuration parameters increase readability.You could optionally make
16(the offset from the right and top) a named constant or part of the config for clarity.
51-60: Visibility settings across all workspaces are well-configured, but watch for the “full-screenable” spelling.
WhilesetFullScreenable(false)is correct in Electron, some developers might be tempted to rename related code comments or docstrings to conform to standard dictionaries. Consider adding “screenable” to a project dictionary if your linter flags it frequently.🧰 Tools
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90-103: The delayed hide logic (3 seconds) is workable but might be more flexible if it’s configurable.
Users or other components might need shorter or longer delays depending on UI/UX requirements. Introducing a configuration constant or parameter would make this more easily maintainable.
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packages/desktop-core/src/lib/interfaces/types.ts (1)
42-46: The addition of the project property to StoreSchema is properly typed and consistent with the new StoreProject interface.
This update ensures the Electron Store can now track project data alongside the existing file path configuration, improving organization.
packages/desktop-window/src/lib/screen-capture-notification.ts (3)
8-10: Imports from @gauzy/desktop-core are now cleanly grouped and solve potential naming conflicts.
These imports centralize logging and access to the persisted store, aligning with ongoing refactoring for better maintainability.
13-14: Centralized logging initialization is a good improvement.
By calling setupElectronLog() here, you ensure consistent logging behavior throughout the desktop application without manually configuring logs in multiple files.
67-86: Ensure fallback handling for Store.get('project') in the show method.
This code retrieves note from the store, assuming project always exists. If there is ever a case where project might not be set, consider adding a fallback or default value. Otherwise, this looks good for presenting the project note in the notification.
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packages/desktop-window/src/lib/screen-capture-notification.ts (2)
32-46: Validate window positioning on multi-display setups.
Hard-coding the top-right corner of the primary display might cause unexpected behavior for users with multi-monitor setups. Consider enhancing the logic to place the window relative to an active or last-focused display.
57-57: Potential user experience concerns withsetAlwaysOnTop(true).
Staying always on top can be intrusive if triggered frequently. Consistency with your application’s UI design is recommended.
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packages/desktop-window/src/lib/screen-capture-notification.ts (10)
13-14: Invoking setupElectronLog at module level.
Calling setupElectronLog() before instantiating the window ensures logs are captured early. This is good for capturing potential startup errors, but make sure there's no overhead or conflict if multiple modules run this call.
21-30: Well-documented constructor.
These doc comments clearly explain the purpose and usage of the constructor. Ensure that the generated docs or tooltips remain aligned if further parameters are introduced.
51-53: setVisibleOnAllWorkspaces usage.
Allowing the window to appear on all workspaces is common for notifications; however, this can surprise users who work in full-screen apps on multiple desktops. Carefully confirm the expected user experience.
60-60: setFullScreenable(false) is appropriate for a notification window.
Prevents unintended full-screen transitions when the user tries to interact with the notification.
63-63: Window registration.
Registering the notification window with the WindowManager ensures consistent lifecycle management. This looks good.
67-76: Comprehensive documentation for the show method.
Including parameter details and usage scenario fosters maintainability. Ensure the doc remains current if additional notification data is appended.
79-80: Ensure consistent browserWindow checks.
Safely guarding against !this.browserWindow is a good practice. Confirm that any other method referencing this.browserWindow includes a similar safety check.
83-86: Pulling data from Store.
Accessing Store.get('project').note is straightforward, but verify that project is always defined. Otherwise, guard against undefined to avoid runtime errors.
Would you like a helper function to handle undefined store entries gracefully?
90-99: Detailed doc block for hide.
This description clarifies why a 3-second delay is used. Make sure the user’s workflow and animations don’t require an even longer or shorter delay.
8-10: Check usage of both setupElectronLog and Store.
These newly imported utilities from @gauzy/desktop-core look fine, but confirm that other modules referencing these utilities are also correctly updated.
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Based on the search results, I can see that both setupElectronLog and Store are used correctly in the codebase. Let me break down the findings:
No issues found with the imports and their usage
setupElectronLogis properly defined inpackages/desktop-core/src/lib/electron-helpers.tsand is used correctly in the importing file for setting up electron logging.Storeis a core service class defined inpackages/desktop-ui-lib/src/lib/services/store.service.tsand is used extensively throughout the codebase as a dependency injection token.
The imports are being used as intended:
setupElectronLogis called to initialize electron loggingStoreis used as a service dependency in various components and services for state management
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Induced delay before hiding.
Use caution if user interaction is possible during the 3-second window. The user could attempt to reopen or re-trigger the notification, leading to confusion. Consider canceling the hide-timer if a new show request appears.
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Refactor
helmet,multer,yargs,Email, andloglibraries from default to namespace imports.PluginModuleinitialization.WindowConfigclass with new getter and setter methods.seedModulefunction andScreenCaptureNotificationclass constructor.Chores
language-utils.tswith import statement adjustments.electron-helpers.ts.package.jsonfor improved maintainability.StoreProjectfor project data structure.The changes primarily involve import syntax modifications, encapsulation enhancements, improved documentation, and logging setup adjustments, with no significant impact on end-user functionality.