handle timer type whitespace in sheet import

[alex-Arc]

add trim to the makeString parser utility functions
and use it for timer type

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The changes involve enhancements to the makeString() and parseExcel() functions within the parser utilities. The makeString() function has been updated to trim whitespace from input values, while the parseExcel() function's logic for determining event types has been refined to use a trimmed version of the column value. Additionally, new test cases have been added to ensure that events are correctly imported when the timer type is empty or consists solely of whitespace.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
apps/server/src/utils/__tests__/parser.test.ts	Consolidated makeString() test cases into an array for structured testing and added a test case for handling empty or whitespace-only timer types in the parseExcel() function.
apps/server/src/utils/parser.ts	Modified the parseExcel() function to use a trimmed version of the column value for event type determination, enhancing type checking and clarity in logic.
apps/server/src/utils/parserUtils.ts	Updated the makeString() function to trim whitespace from input values, ensuring both string and non-string values are processed without extraneous whitespace.

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apps/server/src/utils/parserUtils.ts (1)

11-13: LGTM! Consider updating the JSDoc comment.

The changes to makeString function look good. Trimming whitespace from both string inputs and the final output aligns well with the PR objective of handling timer type whitespace in sheet import.

Consider updating the JSDoc comment to reflect the new trimming behavior. You could add a note like:

 * @description Ensures variable is string, trims whitespace, and skips object types

Let's verify the impact of these changes on the codebase:

Please review the results of these tests to ensure that the new trimming behavior doesn't cause unexpected issues in other parts of the codebase.

✅ Verification successful

Verified! No external impacts found.

The changes to the makeString function are localized within parser.ts and its tests. There are no other usages of makeString in the codebase, ensuring that the trimming behavior does not inadvertently affect other components.

• Action Required: Update the JSDoc comment in parserUtils.ts to reflect the new trimming behavior.

/**
 * Ensures variable is string, trims whitespace, and skips object types.
 */

🏁 Scripts executed

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for potential issues caused by the new trimming behavior of makeString

# Test 1: Search for direct calls to makeString that might rely on preserving whitespace
echo "Test 1: Searching for direct calls to makeString"
rg --type typescript "makeString\s*\([^)]*\)" -g '!**/parserUtils.ts'

# Test 2: Search for imports of makeString to identify files that might be affected
echo "Test 2: Searching for imports of makeString"
rg --type typescript "import.*makeString.*from\s+['\"].*parserUtils['\"]"

# Test 3: Search for tests related to makeString that might need updating
echo "Test 3: Searching for tests related to makeString"
rg --type typescript "describe\(.*makeString|test\(.*makeString|it\(.*makeString"

Length of output: 653

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for potential issues caused by the new trimming behavior of makeString

# Test 1: Search for direct calls to makeString that might rely on preserving whitespace
echo "Test 1: Searching for direct calls to makeString"
rg --type ts "makeString\s*\([^)]*\)" -g '!**/parserUtils.ts'

# Test 2: Search for imports of makeString to identify files that might be affected
echo "Test 2: Searching for imports of makeString"
rg --type ts "import.*makeString.*from\s+['\"].*parserUtils['\"]"

# Test 3: Search for tests related to makeString that might need updating
echo "Test 3: Searching for tests related to makeString"
rg --type ts "describe\(.*makeString|test\(.*makeString|it\(.*makeString"

Length of output: 1653

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

apps/server/src/utils/parser.ts (1)

201-206: Simplify condition and approve changes

The changes effectively address the PR objective of handling timer type whitespace. The introduction of maybeTimeType and its usage in subsequent checks is a good improvement. However, the condition on line 204 could be simplified for better readability:

-if (maybeTimeType === '' || isKnownTimerType(maybeTimeType)) {
+if (isKnownTimerType(maybeTimeType)) {
   event.type = SupportedEvent.Event;
-  event.timerType = validateTimerType(maybeTimeType);
+  event.timerType = maybeTimeType || TimerType.CountDown; // Assuming CountDown is the default
}

This simplification is possible because isKnownTimerType likely already handles empty strings, based on the context of these changes.

Overall, these changes improve the robustness of timer type handling during Excel imports. Good job on addressing whitespace issues and enhancing type safety!

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GitHub Check: unit-test

apps/server/src/utils/__tests__/parser.test.ts

[failure] 1503-1503: src/utils/tests/parser.test.ts > parseExcel() > imports as events if timer type is empty or has whitespace
AssertionError: expected +0 to be 3 // Object.is equality

• Expected

• Received

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❯ src/utils/tests/parser.test.ts:1503:35