refactor(themes): remove duplicate code #214
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces changes to the theme management system by altering the export mechanism of the Changes
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
src/themes/themes.js (1)
3-3: Add spaces around the equals operatorFor better readability, add spaces around the equals operator:
-module.exports=themes; +module.exports = themes;frontend/src/util/themes/index.js (1)
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1-244: Consider implementing theme validation and documentation.Since this file now serves as the central source for themes, consider these improvements:
- Add JSDoc documentation for the themes object and its structure
- Implement runtime validation to ensure all themes follow the required structure
- Consider adding a theme creation helper function to enforce consistency
Example implementation:
/** * @typedef {Object} Theme * @property {string} quote_color - Hex color code for quotes * @property {string} author_color - Hex color code for author text * @property {string} bg_color - Hex color code for background */ /** * @type {Object.<string, Theme>} */ const themes = { // ... existing themes }; function validateThemes(themes) { const requiredProps = ['quote_color', 'author_color', 'bg_color']; Object.entries(themes).forEach(([name, theme]) => { requiredProps.forEach(prop => { if (!theme[prop]) { throw new Error(`Theme "${name}" missing required property "${prop}"`); } if (!/^#([A-Fa-f0-9]{6}|[A-Fa-f0-9]{3})$/.test(theme[prop])) { throw new Error(`Theme "${name}" has invalid hex color for "${prop}"`); } }); }); }Would you like me to create an issue to track these improvements?
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src/themes/themes.js (1)
1-3:
Avoid mixing module systems
The file mixes ES6 import syntax with CommonJS exports, which could lead to compatibility issues:
- Line 1 uses ES6
import - Line 3 uses CommonJS
module.exports
Choose one module system consistently:
CommonJS version:
-import themes from "../../frontend/src/util/themes";
+const themes = require("../../frontend/src/util/themes");
module.exports=themes;OR ES6 version:
import themes from "../../frontend/src/util/themes";
-module.exports=themes;
+export default themes;#!/bin/bash
# Check the module system used in other files
echo "Files using ES6 exports:"
rg "export \{|export default" --type js
echo -e "\nFiles using CommonJS exports:"
rg "module\.exports" --type jsfrontend/src/util/themes/index.js (1)
Line range hint 1-243: LGTM! Well-structured themes object with consistent properties.
The themes object maintains a consistent structure with each theme properly defining all required properties (quote_color, author_color, bg_color). The color values are properly formatted and follow a consistent pattern.
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Based on the gathered information, I can now generate the final response:
Revise the themes import to use a shared location
The current setup where src/themes/themes.js is just a pass-through module that imports from frontend and re-exports using CommonJS is redundant and architecturally unsound. The themes object is a shared configuration that should be in a common location. Consider:
- Moving
themesobject to a shared location (e.g.,src/common/themes.jsor a separate shared package) - Having both frontend and backend import from this shared location
- Using consistent module system (the current mix of ES6 imports and CommonJS exports adds complexity)
This is the only instance of backend importing from frontend, making it a good opportunity to establish better architectural boundaries.
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Review the architectural decision of importing from frontend/
The backend code is importing from the frontend directory, which could lead to architectural issues:
- It creates a dependency from backend to frontend code
- It might cause problems in different deployment scenarios
- It makes the codebase harder to maintain and refactor
Consider moving the themes to a shared location that both frontend and backend can import from.
Let me gather more information about the themes module and its usage to better understand the architectural pattern.
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#!/bin/bash
# Check the content of both theme files to understand the structure
echo "=== Frontend themes file ==="
cat frontend/src/util/themes/index.js || true
echo -e "\n=== Backend themes file ==="
cat src/themes/themes.js || true
# Check if there are other similar imports from frontend to backend
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rg "../../frontend" --type js
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| module.exports = themes; |
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Mixed module systems detected - needs standardization
The codebase shows inconsistent usage of module systems:
- Frontend uses primarily ES modules (import/export) but has CommonJS (module.exports) in
frontend/src/util/themes/index.js - Backend uses CommonJS consistently
- No "type": "module" in package.json
Recommended actions:
- Keep
frontend/src/util/themes/index.jsconsistent with rest of frontend by using ES modules:export default themes; - Backend can remain on CommonJS as it's consistently using it
🔗 Analysis chain
Verify consistent module system usage across the codebase.
While changing to module.exports fixes the immediate issue, mixing CommonJS and ES modules can lead to interoperability issues.
Let's verify the module system usage across the codebase:
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Remove duplicated code fixing #134, I changed to
module.exportsbecause builind with export was not working (maybe I was not building properly?).Summary by CodeRabbit
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