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feat(user): get a user's questions, answers and his followed questions #92

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@Nictheboy Nictheboy commented Mar 21, 2024

By the way, I have added tests for 'GET /questions/{id}/invitations' and fixed a small bug in it.

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new transformation utility to convert snake_case strings to camelCase.
    • Added new methods for retrieving user's answered answers, favorite answers, asked questions, and followed questions.
    • Enhanced question sorting with custom configurations.
    • Expanded functionality to handle user-related questions and answers more efficiently.
  • Refactor
    • Improved handling of circular dependencies across modules.
    • Updated method signatures and parameter orders for better clarity and consistency.
    • Transitioned to forwardRef for service injections to enhance modularity.
    • Optimized service injections and method dependencies for better performance and maintainability.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Corrected property names in DTOs to ensure consistent data transfer object structures.
    • Fixed response message in QuestionsController for clarity.
  • Tests
    • Implemented new tests for added features and functionalities, ensuring robustness.
    • Adjusted existing tests to align with the latest code changes and improvements.

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The recent updates encompass significant architectural improvements in a Q&A platform, focusing on enhancing user interactions and data flow. Changes include method parameter reordering, forwardRef for circular dependency management, introduction of new DTOs for structured data transfer, and addition of methods for better data retrieval and service interactions. These updates aim to streamline the backend for improved efficiency and maintainability.

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Files Change Summary
src/answer/...controller.ts
src/answer/...service.ts
Adjusted method parameters and introduced new methods.
src/answer/...module.ts
src/attitude/...module.ts
src/groups/...module.ts
src/questions/...module.ts
src/users/...module.ts
Implemented forwardRef for circular dependency resolution.
src/attitude/...service.ts Added Inject and forwardRef for service injection.
src/common/pipe/... Introduced SnakeCaseToCamelCasePipe for string transformations.
src/questions/DTO/...
src/questions/...controller.ts
Updated property names and query parameter handling.
src/questions/...service.ts
src/users/...controller.ts
src/users/...service.ts
Injected services and added new methods for enhanced data retrieval.
src/users/DTO/... Defined new DTOs for structured data representation.
src/users/...spec.ts
test/answer...spec.ts
test/question...spec.ts
Updated and added tests to reflect functional changes.

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  • src/answer/answer.controller.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/answer/answer.module.ts (3 hunks)
  • src/answer/answer.service.ts (8 hunks)
  • src/attitude/attitude.module.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/attitude/attitude.service.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/common/pipe/snake-case-to-camel-case.pipe.spec.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/common/pipe/snake-case-to-camel-case.pipe.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/groups/groups.module.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/questions/questions.controller.ts (3 hunks)
  • src/questions/questions.module.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/questions/questions.service.ts (9 hunks)
  • src/users/DTO/get-answered-answers.dto.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/users/DTO/get-asked-questions.dto.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/users/DTO/get-followed-questions.dto.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/users/users.controller.ts (6 hunks)
  • src/users/users.module.ts (3 hunks)
  • src/users/users.service.ts (8 hunks)
  • src/users/users.spec.ts (1 hunks)
  • test/answer.e2e-spec.ts (6 hunks)
  • test/question.e2e-spec.ts (5 hunks)
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src/users/DTO/get-answered-answers.dto.ts (1)
  • 1-10: The GetAnsweredAnswersRespondDto is well-structured and follows best practices for DTO design in NestJS. Ensure that the AnswerDto and PageRespondDto are correctly implemented and consistently used across the application.
src/users/DTO/get-asked-questions.dto.ts (1)
  • 1-10: The GetAskedQuestionsRespondDto is consistently structured and adheres to best practices for DTO design in NestJS. Ensure that the QuestionDto and PageRespondDto are correctly implemented and consistently used across the application.
src/users/DTO/get-followed-questions.dto.ts (1)
  • 1-10: The GetFollowedQuestionsRespondDto is consistently structured and adheres to best practices for DTO design in NestJS. Ensure that the QuestionDto and PageRespondDto are correctly implemented and consistently used across the application.
src/attitude/attitude.module.ts (1)
  • 9-15: The use of forwardRef to address circular dependencies with the UsersModule is correctly implemented. Ensure to test the application thoroughly to verify that no unintended side effects have been introduced.
src/groups/groups.module.ts (1)
  • 36-36: The use of forwardRef to address circular dependencies with the UsersModule, QuestionsModule, and AnswerModule is correctly implemented. Ensure to test the application thoroughly to verify that no unintended side effects have been introduced.
src/answer/answer.module.ts (1)
  • 31-31: The removal of the @Entity() decorator and the use of forwardRef for addressing circular dependencies are correctly implemented. Ensure to test the application thoroughly to verify that no unintended side effects have been introduced.
src/common/pipe/snake-case-to-camel-case.pipe.ts (1)
  • 1-39: The SnakeCaseToCamelCasePipe is well-implemented, providing flexibility with optional prefix and suffix ignore patterns. Ensure to test this pipe thoroughly, especially in edge cases, and verify its usage across the application.
src/users/users.module.ts (1)
  • 46-47: The use of forwardRef for AnswerModule and QuestionsModule, and the addition of UsersPermissionService, are correctly implemented. Ensure to test the integration of UsersPermissionService thoroughly and verify that no unintended side effects have been introduced.
src/questions/questions.module.ts (4)
  • 12-12: The addition of AnswerModule is appropriate for enabling interactions between questions and answers, aligning with the PR's objectives.
  • 43-43: Utilizing forwardRef for UsersModule is a suitable approach to resolve circular dependencies, aligning with the PR's refactoring goals.
  • 45-46: The application of forwardRef for both AttitudeModule and GroupsModule effectively addresses circular dependencies, enhancing the codebase's maintainability.
  • 47-47: Incorporating AnswerModule with forwardRef is a prudent measure to tackle circular dependencies, supporting the PR's aim for a more maintainable codebase.
src/common/pipe/snake-case-to-camel-case.pipe.spec.ts (1)
  • 1-52: The tests for SnakeCaseToCamelCasePipe provide comprehensive coverage, ensuring the utility behaves as expected across a variety of scenarios. This is a good practice for maintaining the robustness of utility functions.
src/attitude/attitude.service.ts (1)
  • 25-25: The use of Inject with forwardRef for UsersService is a standard and effective approach to resolve circular dependencies in NestJS, aligning with the PR's objectives of improving code maintainability.
src/answer/answer.controller.ts (2)
  • 63-63: Moving the userAgent parameter for consistency or method signature requirements is sensible. Ensure all calls to this method are updated accordingly to prevent runtime errors.
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The search results confirm that the getQuestionAnswers method's parameter order change has been correctly implemented in its calls within the codebase. This aligns with the expectations set by the review comment, ensuring consistency and preventing runtime errors due to parameter misalignment.

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[analysis] The fact that only the method declaration was found and no calls to this method were detected suggests that either the method is not being called anywhere within the TypeScript files of the project, or the method calls are dynamically constructed in a way that the search could not detect.
[actions] Given the information at hand, it's reasonable to conclude that there are no statically detectable calls to `getAnswerDetail` that need updating in the TypeScript files. This does not rule out the possibility of dynamic calls or calls from files in other languages or frameworks that were not searched. However, based on the evidence, the specific concern about updating calls to match the new parameter order in TypeScript files can be considered addressed.
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src/questions/questions.controller.ts (3)
  • 36-36: The import of SnakeCaseToCamelCasePipe is appropriate for its intended use in transforming query parameters, supporting the PR's objectives.
  • 326-326: Modifying the sort query parameter to use SnakeCaseToCamelCasePipe enhances API usability by allowing consistent parameter formatting. This is a thoughtful improvement.
  • 344-344: Changing the response message to 'OK' in various endpoints is a good practice for consistency across the API, improving the developer experience.
src/users/users.controller.ts (4)
  • 16-16: The use of @Inject with forwardRef() for injecting AnswerService and QuestionsService is a valid approach to resolve circular dependencies in NestJS. However, it's beneficial to periodically review the application's architecture to see if there are opportunities to minimize these dependencies for a cleaner design.

Also applies to: 27-27, 30-43

  • 451-561: The getUserAskedQuestions method is well-implemented with proper pagination and error handling. Ensure that the questionsService.getUserAskedQuestions method has appropriate handling for cases where the user ID does not exist, potentially returning an empty list or a specific error message.
  • 488-524: The getUserAnsweredAnswers method follows best practices for pagination and error handling. As with getUserAskedQuestions, ensure that the answerService.getUserAnsweredAnswersAcrossQuestions method appropriately handles cases where the user ID does not exist.
  • 526-561: The getFollowedQuestions method is implemented consistently with the other user-related methods, including proper pagination and error handling. Ensure that the questionsService.getFollowedQuestions method has appropriate handling for cases where the user ID does not exist.
src/answer/answer.service.ts (3)
  • 42-54: Injecting services using @Inject with forwardRef() and making service properties readonly are good practices for handling circular dependencies and ensuring immutability. However, consider reviewing the application's architecture to minimize these dependencies for a cleaner design.
  • 159-208: The getUserAnsweredAnswersAcrossQuestions method is well-implemented with proper pagination and user existence check. Ensure that there's clear documentation or comments on how non-existent users are handled, potentially returning an empty list or a specific error message.
  • 444-507: The getFavoriteAnswers method follows best practices for pagination and user existence check. As with getUserAnsweredAnswersAcrossQuestions, ensure that there's clear documentation or comments on how non-existent users are handled.
src/users/users.service.ts (1)
  • 70-73: The use of @Inject(forwardRef(() => AnswerService)) and @Inject(forwardRef(() => QuestionsService)) is a good practice to resolve circular dependencies. However, ensure that the circular dependency cannot be eliminated through architectural changes, as resolving circular dependencies at the root can lead to a more maintainable codebase.
src/questions/questions.service.ts (7)
  • 19-19: The import of AnswerService is correctly added to support the new functionalities related to answers. Ensure that AnswerService is properly implemented and tested, as it's now a dependency of QuestionsService.
  • 69-70: The injection of AnswerService using forwardRef() is appropriate for handling circular dependencies. This change aligns with the PR objectives of improving service injection and addressing circular dependencies. Ensure that all services injected with forwardRef() are correctly handled in their respective modules.
  • 258-258: The method getAnswerIdOfCreatedBy being moved to AnswerService and called here is a good example of separating concerns and enhancing modularity. This change should improve maintainability and testability of the code related to answer management. Verify that the method is correctly implemented in AnswerService and covered by tests.
  • 533-586: The method getFollowedQuestions is a significant addition, enabling users to retrieve questions they have followed. This method appears to be well-implemented, with proper pagination and error handling. However, consider optimizing the database queries to minimize the number of calls, especially in the pagination logic, to enhance performance.

Consider optimizing the database queries within getFollowedQuestions to reduce the number of calls and improve performance, especially for pagination.

  • 663-663: The use of getAnswerIdOfCreatedBy in inviteUsersToAnswerQuestion to check if a user has already answered a question before inviting them is a good practice. It prevents redundant invitations and ensures data integrity. Ensure that the error handling for already answered and already invited scenarios is user-friendly and informative.
  • 882-885: The method isQuestionAnsweredBy correctly utilizes getAnswerIdOfCreatedBy to determine if a question has been answered by a specific user. This is a clean way to encapsulate the logic within AnswerService. Ensure that this method is used consistently across the service where similar checks are needed.
  • 906-962: The methods getQuestionCount and getUserAskedQuestions are new additions that align with the PR objectives of enhancing user functionalities. These methods are well-structured and include pagination and error handling. However, ensure that the database queries are optimized for performance, especially when dealing with large datasets.

Review and optimize the database queries in getQuestionCount and getUserAskedQuestions for performance, particularly for large datasets.

test/answer.e2e-spec.ts (5)
  • 30-30: Adding a new array auxUserAskedAnswerIds to track answers asked by auxiliary users is a good approach for testing purposes. However, ensure that this array is properly reset or managed between tests to avoid test data leakage.
  • 192-199: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [182-196]

The modification of the createAnswer function to accept a userId parameter and update auxUserAskedAnswerIds accordingly is a significant change. It's important to ensure that all calls to this function have been updated to include the new parameter. Additionally, consider adding a check to ensure userId is valid to prevent potential issues.

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* 208-213: The loop to create answers for the first five questions is correctly updated to include the `userId` and `auxToken` parameters. This ensures that the answers are associated with the auxiliary user, which is crucial for the tests that follow. * 229-229: The loop for creating answers for the sixth question and updating `specialAnswerIds` is correctly implemented. It uses the `userIdTokenPairList` to create answers from different users, which is useful for testing various scenarios. * 509-583: The addition of tests under the 'Get Answers By Asker ID' section is a valuable enhancement to the test suite. These tests verify the functionality of retrieving answers asked by a specific user. It's important to ensure that the pagination logic (e.g., `page_start`, `page_size`, `has_prev`, `has_more`) is correctly implemented and tested in the application code to match the expectations set in these tests.
test/question.e2e-spec.ts (1)
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The search question describe block tests the functionality of searching questions with various parameters. It's important to also test the accuracy of the search results, especially when using filters like q for query strings. Consider adding assertions to verify that the returned questions match the search criteria.

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src/questions/DTO/question-invitation.dto.ts (1)
  • 5-9: The changes from camelCase to snake_case in property names (questionId to question_id, createdAt to created_at, updatedAt to updated_at, and isAnswered to is_answered) are noted. Ensure these changes are consistent with the project's coding standards and consider the following:
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src/users/users.controller.ts (1)
  • 25-48: > 📝 NOTE

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The use of forwardRef for AnswerService and QuestionsService injections is appropriate for resolving circular dependencies, and the injections are correctly implemented. Good job addressing the circular dependency issue as mentioned in the PR objectives.

test/question.e2e-spec.ts (7)
  • 169-176: Consider parallelizing the creation of questions using Promise.all to improve test execution time. However, ensure that the sequential order of questionIds is not a requirement for your tests.
  • 307-414: The tests for getting questions asked by a user are comprehensive, covering various scenarios including error handling and pagination. Ensure that the pagination logic aligns with the application's requirements and that edge cases are adequately tested.
  • 630-653: Adding tests for following multiple questions enhances the coverage for the follow functionality. This is a good practice as it ensures the feature behaves correctly under different scenarios.
  • 655-672: The test for getting followed questions assumes a single followed question. Consider expanding this test to cover scenarios where a user follows multiple questions, to ensure correct pagination and data retrieval.
  • 1094-1236: The tests for invitations are well-structured and cover a range of scenarios including successful invitations, error handling, and pagination. Ensure that the pagination tests accurately reflect the expected behavior, especially in scenarios with a large number of invitations.
  • 1311-1311: Ensure that the test for getting invitation details correctly verifies all relevant fields in the response. This includes checking the is_answered field if applicable, to ensure that the invitation status is accurately represented.
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* 307-414: Overall, the tests for user interactions with questions (asking, following, and inviting to answer) are comprehensive. Consider reviewing the consistency of error messages and status codes across these tests to ensure a uniform user experience.

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src/users/users.controller.ts (4)
  • 30-36: The imports for AnswerService and QuestionsService are correctly added to support the new functionalities related to user interactions with questions and answers. This aligns with the PR objectives to enhance user experience by enabling them to retrieve their asked questions, answers, and followed questions.
  • 73-76: The injection of AnswerService and QuestionsService using @Inject(forwardRef(() => ...)) is a good practice to resolve circular dependency issues. This approach enhances the modularity and maintainability of the codebase, aligning with the PR's objectives for structural improvements.
  • 381-383: Updating method signatures for pagination parameters in getFollowers and getFollowees with optional ParseIntPipe is a good practice for ensuring that the input is correctly parsed as an integer. This change improves the robustness of the pagination feature.

Also applies to: 418-420

  • 451-486: The methods getUserAskedQuestions, getUserAnsweredAnswers, and getFollowedQuestions implement the new functionalities as described in the PR objectives. Each method correctly handles pagination and viewer ID retrieval. However, as previously suggested and declined, extracting common logic such as pagination handling and viewer ID retrieval into reusable private methods would have enhanced code maintainability and readability. Since the suggestion was previously declined, we'll respect the decision and not insist on this change.

Also applies to: 488-524, 526-561

src/questions/questions.service.ts (3)
  • 69-70: The injection of AnswerService using forwardRef() is a good practice to resolve circular dependencies. However, ensure that the circular dependency is unavoidable and consider restructuring the code to eliminate it if possible.
  • 663-663: It's good to see error handling for cases where the user has already answered or been invited to answer a question. This prevents redundant data and ensures the integrity of invitations. Keep up with this practice of thorough error checking in all relevant methods.
  • 882-885: The method isQuestionAnsweredBy correctly checks if a question has been answered by a specific user. This is a crucial check for maintaining the integrity of user interactions with questions. However, consider adding a comment explaining the return statement for clarity, especially for developers unfamiliar with the codebase.

Comment on lines +533 to +586
async getFollowedQuestions(
followerId: number,
firstQuestionId: number | undefined, // if from start
pageSize: number,
viewerId?: number, // optional
ip?: string, // optional
userAgent?: string, // optional
): Promise<[QuestionDto[], PageRespondDto]> {
if ((await this.userService.isUserExists(followerId)) == false)
throw new UserIdNotFoundError(followerId);
if (firstQuestionId == undefined) {
const relations = await this.questionFollowRelationRepository.find({
where: { followerId },
take: pageSize + 1,
order: { questionId: 'ASC' },
});
const DTOs = await Promise.all(
relations.map((r) => {
return this.getQuestionDto(r.questionId, viewerId, ip, userAgent);
}),
);
return PageHelper.PageStart(DTOs, pageSize, (item) => item.id);
} else {
const prevPromise = this.questionFollowRelationRepository.find({
where: {
followerId,
questionId: LessThan(firstQuestionId),
},
take: pageSize,
order: { questionId: 'DESC' },
});
const currPromise = this.questionFollowRelationRepository.find({
where: {
followerId,
questionId: MoreThanOrEqual(firstQuestionId),
},
take: pageSize + 1,
order: { questionId: 'ASC' },
});
const [prev, curr] = await Promise.all([prevPromise, currPromise]);
const currDTOs = await Promise.all(
curr.map((record) =>
this.getQuestionDto(record.questionId, viewerId, ip, userAgent),
),
);
return PageHelper.PageMiddle(
prev,
currDTOs,
pageSize,
(i) => i.questionId,
(i) => i.id,
);
}
}
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The method getFollowedQuestions is well-implemented with clear logic for pagination. However, consider abstracting the pagination logic into a reusable component or service to reduce code duplication across different methods that require similar pagination functionality.

Comment on lines 906 to 961
async getQuestionCount(userId: number | undefined): Promise<number> {
if (userId == undefined) return 0;
return await this.questionRepository.countBy({ createdById: userId });
}

async getUserAskedQuestions(
userId: number,
pageStart: number | undefined,
pageSize: number,
viewerId?: number,
userAgent?: string,
ip?: string,
): Promise<[QuestionDto[], PageRespondDto]> {
if ((await this.userService.isUserExists(userId)) == false)
throw new UserIdNotFoundError(userId);
if (!pageStart) {
const currPage = await this.questionRepository.find({
where: { createdById: userId },
order: { id: 'ASC' },
take: pageSize + 1,
});
const currDto = await Promise.all(
currPage.map(async (entity) => {
return this.getQuestionDto(entity.id, viewerId, userAgent, ip);
}),
);
return PageHelper.PageStart(currDto, pageSize, (answer) => answer.id);
} else {
const prevPage = await this.questionRepository.find({
where: {
createdById: userId,
id: LessThan(pageStart),
},
order: { id: 'DESC' },
take: pageSize,
});
const currPage = await this.questionRepository.find({
where: {
createdById: userId,
id: MoreThanOrEqual(pageStart),
},
order: { id: 'ASC' },
take: pageSize + 1,
});
const currDto = await Promise.all(
currPage.map(async (entity) => {
return this.getQuestionDto(entity.id, viewerId, userAgent, ip);
}),
);
return PageHelper.PageMiddle(
prevPage,
currDto,
pageSize,
(answer) => answer.id,
(answer) => answer.id,
);
}
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The method getUserAskedQuestions effectively retrieves questions asked by a specific user with pagination support. As with getFollowedQuestions, consider abstracting the pagination logic to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.

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.github/dependabot.yml (1)
  • 1-16: The Dependabot configuration looks good and follows best practices for keeping dependencies up to date on a weekly basis.
Dockerfile (2)
  • 1-4: > 📝 NOTE

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Updating to node:21 and introducing PNPM_HOME with corepack enabled are good practices for leveraging the latest Node.js features and improving package management.

  • 39-39: The addition of openssl in the production image is justified for SSL/TLS functionality. Ensure it's necessary for your application to keep the image size and attack surface minimal.
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src/common/interceptor/token-validate.interceptor.ts (1)
  • 38-43: The interceptor correctly verifies the access token if present. Consider adding error handling for cases where token verification fails, to ensure a clear response is sent back to the client instead of an unhandled exception.
src/avatars/avatars.controller.ts (1)
  • 9-27: The addition of UseFilters, UsePipes, ValidationPipe, BaseErrorExceptionFilter, and TokenValidateInterceptor decorators enhances request handling, validation, and error management in line with NestJS best practices.
src/topics/topics.controller.ts (1)
  • 21-36: The addition of TokenValidateInterceptor and the adjustments in the usage of UsePipes and UseFilters decorators enhance the functionality and robustness of the TopicsController. These changes align with NestJS best practices for handling requests, validation, and error management.
.github/workflows/test-coverage.yml (1)
  • 80-88: Updating the versions of GitHub Actions used for repository checkout, Node.js setup, and pnpm installation to v4 is a good practice, ensuring access to the latest features and security patches.
.github/workflows/test.yml (3)
  • 80-80: The update to actions/checkout@v4 is a good practice for ensuring the workflow benefits from the latest features and security patches.
  • 83-83: Updating actions/setup-node@v4 ensures the workflow uses the most recent features and security improvements for Node.js setup.
  • 88-88: The update to pnpm/action-setup@v3 ensures compatibility and access to the latest features for pnpm within the workflow.
src/comments/comment.controller.ts (2)
  • 22-22: Adding TokenValidateInterceptor ensures that all routes within the CommentsController are protected by token validation, enhancing security.
  • 13-13: The organization and updates to the import statements, including the addition of TokenValidateInterceptor, are appropriate for the controller's functionality.
src/groups/groups.controller.ts (1)
  • 30-30: Integrating TokenValidateInterceptor in the GroupsController ensures that all endpoints are subject to token validation, which is crucial for protecting routes that require user authentication.
src/users/users.controller.ts (3)
  • 31-45: The addition of AnswerService, QuestionsService, and related DTOs is necessary for the new functionalities introduced in this controller, enabling it to handle user-related questions and answers effectively.
  • 76-79: The injection of AnswerService and QuestionsService using @Inject(forwardRef(() => Service)) resolves circular dependency issues and allows the UsersController to utilize these services for the new endpoints.
  • 381-389: > 📝 NOTE

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The updated method signatures for getFollowers and getFollowees with optional pagination parameters follow best practices for APIs, improving usability and performance.

prisma/schema.prisma (1)
  • 12-12: The addition of binaryTargets with Debian OpenSSL versions enhances compatibility with different deployment environments. Ensure that your deployment environment(s) use or are compatible with these OpenSSL versions.
src/questions/questions.service.ts (5)
  • 69-70: The injection of AnswerService using forwardRef() is correctly implemented to resolve the circular dependency issue. This is a good practice in NestJS when dealing with modules that are interdependent.
  • 533-586: The implementation of getFollowedQuestions method correctly handles pagination and retrieves questions followed by a user. As previously suggested, consider abstracting the pagination logic into a reusable component or service to enhance code maintainability and reduce duplication.
  • 910-962: The getUserAskedQuestions method effectively retrieves questions asked by a specific user with pagination support. As with getFollowedQuestions, abstracting the pagination logic into a reusable component or service would reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.
  • 906-908: The getQuestionCount method is straightforward and efficiently retrieves the count of questions created by a user. This method follows best practices for simplicity and performance.
  • 882-885: The isQuestionAnsweredBy method correctly checks if a question has been answered by a specific user. The use of getAnswerIdOfCreatedBy from AnswerService to determine if an answer exists is a good example of leveraging service layer abstraction.
prisma/migrations/20240321040602_init/migration.sql (4)
  • 1-11: The creation of enums for attitudable_type, attitude_type, attitude_type_not_undefined, and comment_commentabletype_enum is clear and follows a consistent naming convention. However, ensure that the removal of 'UNDEFINED' from attitude_type in the creation of attitude_type_not_undefined is intentional and aligns with the application logic.
  • 14-273: The table creation statements are well-structured, with appropriate data types and default values. Pay special attention to the use of TIMESTAMP(6) for date columns and ensure this precision is required for the application's functionality. Also, consider adding comments to the SQL file to describe the purpose of each table, enhancing maintainability.
  • 452-621: The creation of indexes is comprehensive, covering a wide range of fields across different tables. This should significantly improve query performance. However, review the necessity of each index to ensure it's justified by the query patterns used by the application, as excessive indexing can slow down write operations.
  • 629-770: The foreign key constraints are correctly defined, ensuring referential integrity across the database. It's good practice to specify the ON DELETE and ON UPDATE actions explicitly, as done here. However, ensure that the chosen actions (NO ACTION, CASCADE, SET NULL, RESTRICT) align with the application's data management and integrity requirements.

@andylizf andylizf merged commit a80c2c1 into dev Mar 22, 2024
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