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refactor!: use a union type for SignatureType #331

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This commit refactors the SignatureType enum into an array of strings declared as const. This allows the SignatureType type to be expressed as a union type, which works a bit better when parsing a user provided string.

This is some simple refactoring in preparation for declarative function signatures.

BREAKING CHANGE: exported SignatureType type is converted from an enum to a union type

@@ -16,8 +16,22 @@
// executing the client function.
export const FUNCTION_STATUS_HEADER_FIELD = 'X-Google-Status';

export enum SignatureType {
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I don't agree with using string literals and arrays instead of enums. Enums provide benefits over literal values such as better typing, autocompletion, and less code here. We don't plan an arbitrary signature type until the FF contract changes.

This is also a breaking change to the API, not an internal refactor.

Could we discuss a bit more about the tradeoff in the PR / an issue?

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We're fine changing to the union types, but we shouldn't completely remove the enum as it's an exported interface, unless we have strong reason to introduce a breaking change.

For example, we had a customer complaint about a similar small interface change:
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I don't think we give customer an opportunity to pass the value to use in any meaningful way (the signature type can only be provided as an env var or cli flag), so I don't think we should be too concerned about changing this. I see your point about why this is breaking change now. I will updated the conventional commit tag.

@@ -108,7 +101,7 @@ getUserFunction(CODE_LOCATION, TARGET).then(userFunction => {

SERVER.listen(PORT, () => {
ERROR_HANDLER.register();
if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== NodeEnv.PRODUCTION) {
if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production') {
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I'm not seeing TS error for misconfigured strings with all.

For example, if I type:

if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'prodduction') {

here, I won't get a TS error. I'd rather just be able to type NodeEnv. and see an autocompleted result of options and errors if I mistype.

This commit refactors the SignatureType enum into an array of strings
declared [as const](microsoft/TypeScript#29510).
This allows the SignatureType type to be expressed as a union type,
which works a bit better when parsing a users provided string.

This is some simple refactoring in preparation for declarative function
signatures.

BREAKING CHANGE: exported SignatureType type is converted from an enum
to a union type
@matthewrobertson matthewrobertson changed the title refactor: use a union type for SignatureType refactor!: use a union type for SignatureType Sep 23, 2021
@matthewrobertson matthewrobertson merged commit 9cf46ed into master Sep 23, 2021
@matthewrobertson matthewrobertson deleted the signature-union-type branch December 7, 2021 20:25
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