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[TypeScript] Add types to loot-core app #4155

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The pull request introduces type improvements for the App class in the packages/loot-core/src/server/app.ts file. Two new types are defined: UnlistenService (a function returning void) and Service (a function returning an UnlistenService). The changes enhance type safety by explicitly typing the services and unlistenServices properties as arrays of these new types. The service method's signature is updated to accept a Service parameter, and the events property initialization now includes a type parameter for the mitt function. These modifications provide more precise type definitions and improve code clarity by explicitly defining the types of services and their unlisten functions.

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packages/loot-core/src/server/app.ts (3)

17-18: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comments.

The type definitions are clear and well-structured. Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the purpose of these types.

+/** Function that cleans up a service by removing listeners, clearing timeouts, etc. */
 type UnlistenService = () => void;
+/** Function that sets up a service and returns a cleanup function */
 type Service = () => UnlistenService;

45-47: Add return type and improve parameter name.

While the Service type is correctly used, consider these improvements:

-  service(func: Service) {
+  service(serviceSetup: Service): void {
-    this.services.push(func);
+    this.services.push(serviceSetup);
   }

Line range hint 89-91: Improve generic type parameter naming.

The generic type parameter T could be more descriptive. Consider renaming it to Handlers since that's how it's used.

-export function createApp<T>() {
-  return new App<T>();
+export function createApp<Handlers>() {
+  return new App<Handlers>();
 }
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packages/loot-core/src/server/app.ts (2)

23-24: LGTM! Type definitions improve safety.

The array type annotations for services and their cleanup functions enhance type safety and make the code's intent clearer.


Line range hint 1-1: Consider removing @ts-strict-ignore.

With the addition of these type improvements, we might be able to remove this directive. Let's verify if it's still needed.


constructor() {
this.handlers = {} as Handlers;
this.services = [];
this.events = mitt();
this.events = mitt<Events>();
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💡 Codebase verification

Type safety gap in Events interface

The Events type doesn't include the 'change' event emitted in spreadsheet.ts, which bypasses TypeScript's type checking. Additionally, Events only covers a subset of available server events.

  • Add the 'change' event type to Events interface:
type Events = {
  sync: ServerEvents['sync-event'];
  'load-budget': { id: string };
  'change': { names: string[] };  // Add this
};
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Verify event type coverage.

The generic type parameter properly constrains event types. However, let's verify that all possible events are covered in the Events type.

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Thank for the rebase @matt-fidd!

@joel-jeremy joel-jeremy merged commit f07ad1f into master Jan 17, 2025
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@joel-jeremy joel-jeremy deleted the loot-core-app-Service-type branch January 17, 2025 17:26
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