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feat: add dump switcher #252

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new optional property dump in the EggModuleLoaderOptions and RunnerOptions interfaces, allowing users to control module descriptor dumping.
    • Enhanced configurability of the Runner class with the new dump option.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling and logging during the module descriptor dumping process.
  • Tests

    • Added new test cases to validate the behavior of the main function with the dump option in different configurations.

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The pull request introduces updates to the @eggjs/tegg-standalone project by adding a new development dependency and enhancing the configuration options for module loading. Specifically, a dump property is added to both the EggModuleLoaderOptions and RunnerOptions interfaces, allowing for conditional dumping of module descriptors. Additionally, the test suite is modified to validate the new functionality, ensuring that the dump method behaves correctly based on the specified options.

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File Path Change Summary
standalone/standalone/package.json Added new development dependency: "mm": "^3.2.1" in devDependencies.
standalone/standalone/src/EggModuleLoader.ts Added optional property dump?: boolean to EggModuleLoaderOptions. Modified generateAppGraph to conditionally dump module descriptors based on options.dump.
standalone/standalone/src/Runner.ts Updated RunnerOptions to include dump?: boolean;. Modified constructor and loadUnitLoader to utilize the dump option.
standalone/standalone/test/index.test.ts Added imports for mocking and dumping. Introduced beforeEach hook for restoring mocks. Added tests for main function to check behavior with and without dump option.

Possibly related PRs

  • chore: use GlobalGraph to replace AppGraph/ModuleGraph #242: The changes in the main PR regarding the addition of the mm dependency may relate to the modifications in the EggModuleLoader and Runner classes in the retrieved PR, which also involve enhancements to module loading and configuration, potentially utilizing the new dependency for testing or mocking purposes.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (8)
standalone/standalone/src/EggModuleLoader.ts (1)

30-38: LGTM with a minor suggestion: Dumping logic implemented

The implementation of the conditional dumping logic is well-structured and correctly utilizes the new dump option. Good job on including error handling for the dumping process.

A minor suggestion to improve error reporting:

Consider including the module name in the error message for more specific error reporting. You can modify the error handling as follows:

 if (options.dump) {
   for (const moduleDescriptor of moduleDescriptors) {
     ModuleDescriptorDumper.dump(moduleDescriptor, {
       dumpDir: options.baseDir,
     }).catch(e => {
-      e.message = 'dump module descriptor failed: ' + e.message;
+      e.message = `Dump module descriptor failed for ${moduleDescriptor.name}: ${e.message}`;
       options.logger.warn(e);
     });
   }
 }

This change will provide more context in case of failures, making it easier to identify which specific module caused the issue.

standalone/standalone/test/index.test.ts (5)

13-13: LGTM: Good refactoring for fixture path.

Centralizing the fixture path improves code maintainability. Consider using an uppercase name (e.g., FIXTURE_PATH) to follow common conventions for constants.


15-18: LGTM: Good test setup for dump switcher feature.

The beforeEach hook properly sets up the test environment by restoring mocks and spying on the dump method. Consider adding an afterEach hook to ensure all mocks are restored after each test, even if a test fails.


21-21: LGTM: Test case updated to verify dump switcher behavior.

The changes improve the test by using the centralized fixture constant and verifying the dump method's behavior. Consider using a more descriptive test name, such as "should work and dump module descriptors by default".

Also applies to: 23-24


27-30: LGTM: New test case verifies dump: false option.

This test case is essential for validating the dump switcher feature. It correctly verifies that the dump method is not called when the dump option is set to false. Consider adding an assertion to verify that the main function still returns the expected result, ensuring that disabling the dump feature doesn't affect the core functionality.


4-30: Overall: Excellent implementation of dump switcher tests.

The changes in this file effectively implement and test the new dump switcher feature. The additions include:

  1. Necessary imports for the new functionality.
  2. A centralized fixture path constant.
  3. A beforeEach hook for proper test setup.
  4. Updates to an existing test case to verify default dumping behavior.
  5. A new test case to verify the dump: false option.

These changes align well with the PR objectives and follow good testing practices. They provide comprehensive coverage for the new feature while maintaining the existing test structure.

Consider adding more edge cases or boundary conditions to further strengthen the test suite for the dump switcher feature. For example, you could test the behavior when the dump option is set to other falsy values (e.g., null, undefined) or when it's set to truthy values other than true.

standalone/standalone/src/Runner.ts (2)

63-63: LGTM. Consider adding JSDoc for the new property.

The addition of the dump property to RunnerOptions is a good enhancement for configuration flexibility. To improve code documentation, consider adding a JSDoc comment explaining the purpose and default value of this property.

You could add a JSDoc comment like this:

/**
 * Whether to enable dumping of module descriptors.
 * @default true
 */
dump?: boolean;

151-151: LGTM. Consider extracting the default value to a constant.

The addition of the dump option to the EggModuleLoader instantiation is correct and aligns with the interface change. For consistency and easier maintenance, consider extracting the default value to a constant at the class or module level.

You could refactor it like this:

private static readonly DEFAULT_DUMP_VALUE = true;

// In the constructor
this.loadUnitLoader = new EggModuleLoader(this.moduleReferences, {
  logger: ((this.innerObjects.logger && this.innerObjects.logger[0])?.obj as Logger) || console,
  baseDir: this.cwd,
  dump: options?.dump ?? Runner.DEFAULT_DUMP_VALUE,
});
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standalone/standalone/package.json (1)

61-61: LGTM: New development dependency added.

The addition of the mm package (version ^3.2.1) as a development dependency is appropriate. This package is commonly used for mocking in Node.js tests, which aligns with the project's testing needs.

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standalone/standalone/src/EggModuleLoader.ts (1)

16-16: LGTM: New dump option added

The addition of the optional dump property to EggModuleLoaderOptions is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objective of adding a dump switcher.

standalone/standalone/test/index.test.ts (1)

4-6: LGTM: New imports enhance test capabilities.

The new imports (sleep, mm, and ModuleDescriptorDumper) are appropriate additions that support the implementation of the dump switcher feature and improve test robustness.

standalone/standalone/src/Runner.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-307: Overall, the changes look good and are well-implemented.

The addition of the dump option to both the RunnerOptions interface and the EggModuleLoader instantiation is consistent and enhances the configuration flexibility of the module loading process. The changes align with the PR objectives and the AI-generated summary. The code maintains backward compatibility and follows good practices.

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LGTM

@gxkl gxkl merged commit 80c312f into master Oct 22, 2024
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@gxkl gxkl deleted the feat/dump-switch branch October 22, 2024 13:07
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