satoren / y_ex

Yjs port for Elixir
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refactor: Rename get to fetch #53

Closed satoren closed 3 months ago

satoren commented 3 months ago

And add fetch!

Summary by CodeRabbit

coderabbitai[bot] commented 3 months ago

Walkthrough

The changes involve the deprecation of the get/2 function across multiple modules, replaced by a new fetch/2 function. A new fetch!/2 function has also been introduced, which raises an error for out-of-bounds access. Documentation and test cases have been updated to reflect these changes, ensuring consistency in the API and enhancing error handling. The modifications span various modules, including Array, Map, XmlElement, and others.

Changes

Files Change Summary
lib/shared_type/array.ex, lib/shared_type/map.ex, lib/shared_type/xml_element.ex, lib/shared_type/xml_fragment.ex The get/2 function is deprecated and replaced with fetch/2, which maintains the same functionality but improves clarity. A new fetch!/2 function is introduced for error handling. Documentation is updated to reflect these changes.
lib/shared_type/text.ex The method for fetching values from a map has been updated from get to fetch, with documentation examples revised accordingly.
test/shared_type/array_test.exs, test/shared_type/map_test.exs, test/shared_type/xml_element_test.exs, test/shared_type/xml_fragment_test.exs Test cases have been updated to replace get with fetch, and new tests for fetch! have been added to ensure proper error handling. Tests now reflect the updated retrieval methods across various modules.
test/shared_type/xml_text_test.exs The test for retrieving an XML fragment has been updated from get to fetch, aligning with the new method for data access.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Array
    participant Map
    participant XmlElement
    participant XmlFragment

    User->>Array: fetch(index)
    Array->>Array: Check index
    Array->>User: Return {:ok, element} or :error

    User->>Map: fetch(key)
    Map->>Map: Check key
    Map->>User: Return {:ok, value} or :error

    User->>XmlElement: fetch(index)
    XmlElement->>XmlElement: Check index
    XmlElement->>User: Return {:ok, element} or :error

    User->>XmlFragment: fetch(index)
    XmlFragment->>XmlFragment: Check index
    XmlFragment->>User: Return {:ok, element} or :error

🐰 "In the garden where I hop and play,
The fetch has come to brighten the day.
With get now gone, we leap with cheer,
Fetching our treasures, oh so near!
Errors are caught, no more to fear,
Hopping along with joy, my dear!" 🌼


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coveralls commented 3 months ago

Coverage Status

coverage: 85.036% (+0.9%) from 84.109% when pulling c1ed5063d579a9f8d988b509650bf7b44f7d1e22 on return_type into 958fd5100d4a613b9aada1f70de5b07823235f17 on main.