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[fix] Improvements to text formatting #231

Closed nwithan8 closed 2 months ago

nwithan8 commented 2 months ago

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The changes involve refactoring code across several modules to improve logic for retrieving values, handling properties, and simplifying output formats. Key modifications include the introduction of utility functions for default value handling, streamlining property methods in the `VoiceChannel` class, and simplifying the `disk_usage_display` function to focus on absolute values without percentages. Overall, the changes enhance code readability, maintainability, and clarity in handling optional values and formatting. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |---------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | modules/settings/config_parser.py | Refactored `get_value` method to use `utils.set_default_if_none_or_empty`, simplifying logic for retrieving values and defaults. Streamlined `to_model` method logic. | | modules/settings/models/voice_channel.py | Enhanced `prefix` property to strip whitespace, modified `build_channel_name` method to clarify control flow, and adjusted `as_dict` method regarding `emoji`. | | modules/system_stats.py | Removed percentage calculation from `disk_usage_display` function, simplifying output to only display used and total disk space. | | modules/utils.py | Added `is_none_or_empty` and `set_default_if_none_or_empty` utility functions for handling optional values and default assignments. |

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 50a145679ddf1dcd0954b9ab3b64303ea0507222 and c78df12b87330ab5efb1673701e123b550ca4480.
Files selected for processing (4) * modules/settings/config_parser.py (2 hunks) * modules/settings/models/voice_channel.py (1 hunks) * modules/system_stats.py (1 hunks) * modules/utils.py (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1) * modules/system_stats.py
Additional comments not posted (7)
modules/settings/models/voice_channel.py (3)
`14-15`: **LGTM!** The changes to the `prefix` property method improve the robustness and consistency of the prefix formatting by: 1. Stripping any phantom spaces from the `emoji` attribute. 2. Stripping any leading or trailing spaces from the final prefix string. This ensures that the returned prefix is always properly formatted without any unintended spaces. --- `22-24`: **LGTM!** The changes to the `build_channel_name` method improve the clarity and correctness of the channel name construction logic by: 1. Assigning the result of `self.prefix` to a local variable `prefix` for better readability. 2. Checking if `prefix` is empty and returning the original `value` directly in that case. 3. Constructing the channel name by prepending the prefix to the `value` only when a valid prefix is present. These changes ensure that the channel name is constructed correctly based on the presence of a valid prefix, improving the overall clarity and maintainability of the code. --- `31-31`: **Verify the removal of `strip()` on the `emoji` attribute.** The change removes the `strip()` call on the `emoji` attribute when constructing the dictionary representation of the `VoiceChannel` object. This may result in the inclusion of leading/trailing spaces in the emoji value within the dictionary. Please verify if this change is intentional and aligns with the expected behavior of the `as_dict` method. Also, ensure consistency with the `prefix` property method, which explicitly strips the emoji.
modules/utils.py (2)
`42-43`: **LGTM!** The function correctly checks if the given value is `None` or an empty string. --- `46-49`: **LGTM!** The function correctly returns the default value if the given value is `None` or an empty string, otherwise it returns the original value.
modules/settings/config_parser.py (2)
`21-21`: **LGTM!** The refactoring of the `get_value` method to use the `utils.set_default_if_none_or_empty` utility function improves code readability and reduces redundancy. The change maintains the same functionality while enhancing the clarity of the code. --- `42-45`: **LGTM!** The refactoring of the `to_model` method to use the `get_value` method with appropriate default parameters for determining the `name` and `emoji` values improves code clarity and conciseness. The change maintains the same functionality while streamlining the logic and reducing the number of conditional statements.
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