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refactor(be): remove deprecated endpoints #44

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  • remove endpoints without version prefix
  • remove /departure/platform (it's been replaced by /departure with search params)

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This pull request introduces several modifications across multiple controller files and a constants file. In swagger.const.ts, the SWAGGER_DESCRIPTION constant has been updated to remove deprecated warnings regarding non-versioned endpoints. In the DepartureController, deprecated methods getDepartures and getDeparturesByPlatform have been removed, while the versioned methods getDeparturesV1 and getDeparturesV2 have been retained and updated to ensure query parameter validation. The PlatformController has undergone similar updates, with methods transitioned from VERSION_NEUTRAL to EndpointVersion.v1, renaming them accordingly. Lastly, the StopController has replaced the deprecated getAllStops method with a new versioned method getAllStopsV1, maintaining the same functionality. Overall, these changes reflect a shift towards a more structured API versioning approach, eliminating deprecated functionality and improving clarity in the API documentation.

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  • refactor(be): remove deprecated endpoints #44: The changes in this PR directly relate to the main PR as both involve modifications to the SWAGGER_DESCRIPTION constant in swagger.const.ts, specifically the removal of deprecated warnings.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
apps/backend/src/modules/departure/departure.controller.ts (3)

Line range hint 21-21: Fix incorrect cache TTL value

The @CacheTTL decorator expects a value in seconds. Currently, 4 * 1000 sets the TTL to 4000 seconds (approximately 66 minutes), which might not be intended. If you meant to cache the data for 4 seconds, please adjust the value accordingly.

Apply this diff to correct the cache TTL:

-@CacheTTL(4 * 1000)
+@CacheTTL(4)

Line range hint 29-58: Refactor to eliminate duplicate code in getDeparturesV1 and getDeparturesV2

The implementations of getDeparturesV1 and getDeparturesV2 are nearly identical, differing only in the service instance used (departureServiceV1 vs departureServiceV2). To adhere to the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle and enhance maintainability, consider extracting the shared logic into a private method.

Here is a suggested refactor:

Define a private method to handle the common logic:

private async handleGetDepartures(
  query,
  service: DepartureServiceV1 | DepartureServiceV2,
): Promise<DepartureSchema[]> {
  const schema = z.object({
    metroOnly: metroOnlySchema,
    platform: z.string().array().optional().default([]),
    stop: z.string().array().optional().default([]),
  });
  const parsed = schema.safeParse(query);
  if (!parsed.success) {
    throw new BadRequestException('Invalid query params');
  }
  const parsedQuery = parsed.data;

  if (parsedQuery.platform.length + parsedQuery.stop.length === 0) {
    throw new BadRequestException('At least one platform or stop ID must be provided');
  }

  const departures = await service.getDepartures({
    stopIds: parsedQuery.stop,
    platformIds: parsedQuery.platform,
    metroOnly: parsedQuery.metroOnly,
  });

  return departureSchema.array().parse(departures);
}

Update the versioned methods to utilize the new private method:

@Get()
@Version([EndpointVersion.v1])
async getDeparturesV1(@Query() query): Promise<DepartureSchema[]> {
-  // Existing implementation...
+  return this.handleGetDepartures(query, this.departureServiceV1);
}

@Get()
@Version([EndpointVersion.v2])
async getDeparturesV2(@Query() query): Promise<DepartureSchema[]> {
-  // Existing implementation...
+  return this.handleGetDepartures(query, this.departureServiceV2);
}

Also applies to: 61-90


Line range hint 40-43: Use specific exception classes for clarity

Instead of using HttpException with an HTTP status code, consider using specific exception classes like BadRequestException provided by NestJS. This enhances readability and aligns with NestJS best practices.

Apply this diff to improve exception handling:

- throw new HttpException(
-   "Invalid query params",
-   HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST,
- );
+ throw new BadRequestException("Invalid query params");

and

- throw new HttpException(
-   "At least one platform or stop ID must be provided",
-   HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST,
- );
+ throw new BadRequestException("At least one platform or stop ID must be provided");

Also applies to: 47-50, 72-75, 79-82

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@krystxf krystxf force-pushed the refactor/remove-deprecated-endpoints branch from ed69b16 to 49efb29 Compare November 24, 2024 12:50
@krystxf krystxf marked this pull request as ready for review November 24, 2024 12:50
@krystxf krystxf merged commit 1971bb6 into main Nov 24, 2024
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@krystxf krystxf deleted the refactor/remove-deprecated-endpoints branch November 24, 2024 12:51
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