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humanID SDK for React Native
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Feat/add unsubscribe all event listener #5

Closed fajarism closed 7 months ago

fajarism commented 1 year ago

Adding a function to unsubscribe (remove) all registered event listeners called "unsubscribeAllEventListener". This function can be used to unsubscribe all event listeners on react cleanup effect. This should fix multiple unintended onSuccess function calling.

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bastian-purrer commented 1 year ago

@kofimokome has this been merged?

kofimokome commented 1 year ago

@kofimokome has this been merged?

No, it has not been merged. Let me have a look

kofimokome commented 7 months ago

Hi @fajarism , Please can you fix the conflicts with your branch?

coderabbitai[bot] commented 7 months ago

Walkthrough

The primary update in this iteration involves a minor yet significant renaming of a function to better reflect its purpose. The function previously known as unsubscribeAllEventListener has been aptly renamed to unsubscribeAllEventListeners, emphasizing its role in handling multiple event listeners.

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File Path Change Summary
src/index.ts Renamed unsubscribeAllEventListener to unsubscribeAllEventListeners

🐇✨ In the land of code where the bits align, A small change makes the function shine. From EventListener to EventListeners it grew, Reflecting the truth, as good names do. Hop, skip, a jump in the code, Now everything runs on the right road. 🚀 🐇✨

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src/index.ts (7)
`55-55`: Rename function to `unsubscribeAllEventListeners` to align with its functionality. This change enhances clarity and consistency in the codebase, making it easier to understand the function's purpose. --- Line range hint `10-14`: Consider adding error handling for invalid `clientId` and `clientSecret`. Proper validation and error handling can prevent potential runtime errors and ensure the SDK behaves predictably even with incorrect configurations. --- Line range hint `16-18`: Ensure robustness by handling potential null references in `HumanIDProvider.ref`. Consider logging or explicitly handling cases where `HumanIDProvider.ref` is null to avoid silent failures during the login process. --- Line range hint `20-26`: Consider adding a mechanism to remove event listeners to prevent potential memory leaks. Proper management of event listeners is crucial in a React environment to avoid memory leaks and ensure components are cleaned up correctly. --- Line range hint `28-38`: Ensure event listeners are removed after their use to prevent memory leaks. Adding cleanup logic for event listeners in the `onSuccess` function will help manage resources better and prevent issues when components unmount. --- Line range hint `40-48`: Enhance error messages based on the type of error for better user feedback. Providing more descriptive error messages can improve user experience by making it clearer what went wrong. --- `55-55`: Function correctly implements the desired functionality to remove all event listeners. This addition will help manage event listeners effectively, especially in cleanup scenarios in React components.
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fajarism commented 7 months ago

@kofimokome I have fixed the conflict and change the function name according to your feedback. Please have a look, thanks.