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PR Description updated to latest commit (https://github.com/Hu-Fi/Mr.Market/commit/370b866ddd990a8c35f9fdd0fc01acebdb5063fc)
⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5] | 2, because the changes are straightforward and involve loading constants from environment variables, which is a common practice. The PR is well-organized, making it easier to understand the impact of the changes. |
🧪 Relevant tests | No |
🔍 Possible issues | Type Coercion Issue: The use of `||` for default values with `PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR` may lead to unexpected behavior if `PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR` is set to a falsy value that is intended to be used (e.g., `false`). This is because `||` will return the right-hand operand if the left-hand operand is any falsy value, not just `undefined` or `null`. |
🔒 Security concerns | No |
relevant file | interface/src/lib/helpers/constants.ts |
suggestion | Consider using a more explicit check for `undefined` when assigning default values to ensure that falsy values like `false` are correctly handled. This is particularly important for boolean environment variables. Example: `export const SHOW_BAR = typeof PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR !== 'undefined' ? PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR : true;` [important] |
relevant line | export const SHOW_BAR = PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR || true |
relevant file | interface/.env.example |
suggestion | Ensure to document the expected value types for each environment variable in `.env.example` or in accompanying documentation, especially for variables like `PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR` where a boolean is expected. This helps in avoiding configuration errors. [medium] |
relevant line | PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR='' |
relevant file | interface/src/lib/helpers/constants.ts |
suggestion | For better type safety and clarity, explicitly parse environment variables to their expected types. For boolean variables, this could involve a utility function that parses `'true'` or `'false'` strings to their boolean counterparts. [medium] |
relevant line | export const SHOW_BAR = PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR || true |
relevant file | interface/tsconfig.json |
suggestion | Verify that the addition of `.svelte-kit/ambient.d.ts` to the `include` array in `tsconfig.json` is necessary and correctly references existing types. If this file is not present or not required, its inclusion could lead to confusion or errors during compilation. [medium] |
relevant line | "include": ["src/**/*.d.ts", "src/**/*.ts", "src/**/*.js", "src/**/*.svelte", ".svelte-kit/ambient.d.ts"], |
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Category | Suggestions |
Possible issue |
Fix logical OR operator usage with boolean environment variables.___ **The logical OR operator (|| ) does not work as expected with boolean environment variables. Since environment variables are strings, PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR || true will always evaluate to true, even if PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR is set to a falsified string value. Consider explicitly checking for the string 'true'.** [interface/src/lib/helpers/constants.ts [7]](https://github.com/Hu-Fi/Mr.Market/pull/47/files#diff-1d9500711f0f58654b9e0e95aa0e7fdc798a0b74f1c2310b09e52123e52d6bf2R7-R7) ```diff -export const SHOW_BAR = PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR || true +export const SHOW_BAR = PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR === 'true' || true ``` |
Best practice |
Parse numeric environment variables explicitly to numbers.___ **To ensure type safety and avoid runtime errors, consider parsing numeric environmentvariables explicitly to numbers using parseInt or parseFloat , as environment variables are always strings.** [interface/src/lib/helpers/constants.ts [51]](https://github.com/Hu-Fi/Mr.Market/pull/47/files#diff-1d9500711f0f58654b9e0e95aa0e7fdc798a0b74f1c2310b09e52123e52d6bf2R51-R51) ```diff -export const LIMIT_ORDERBOOK_HALF_LENGTH = LIMIT_ORDERBOOK_LENGTH / 2 +export const LIMIT_ORDERBOOK_HALF_LENGTH = parseInt(LIMIT_ORDERBOOK_LENGTH, 10) / 2 ``` |
Add comments to
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**It's a good practice to provide comments or documentation within the | |
Enhancement |
Adjust or document the fallback value for boolean environment variables.___ **The fallback value forPUBLIC_SHOW_BAR is always true , which might not be the intended behavior if you want to allow disabling it through environment variables. Consider adjusting the fallback mechanism or documenting this behavior.** [interface/src/lib/helpers/constants.ts [7]](https://github.com/Hu-Fi/Mr.Market/pull/47/files#diff-1d9500711f0f58654b9e0e95aa0e7fdc798a0b74f1c2310b09e52123e52d6bf2R7-R7) ```diff -export const SHOW_BAR = PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR || true +export const SHOW_BAR = PUBLIC_SHOW_BAR === 'true' ? true : false ``` |
Maintainability |
Use an enum or constant object for
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**For better maintainability and to avoid magic strings, consider creating an enum or |
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Type
enhancement
Description
.env.example
file to serve as a template for setting up environment variables.Changes walkthrough
constants.ts
Load Constants from Environment Variables for Flexibility
interface/src/lib/helpers/constants.ts
.env
variables, providing flexibility fordifferent environments.
.env
variables are not set, ensuringbackward compatibility.
.env.example
Example Environment Variables for Configuration
interface/.env.example - Added example environment variables for application configuration.
tsconfig.json
TypeScript Configuration Update
interface/tsconfig.json
.svelte-kit/ambient.d.ts
.