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WalkthroughThe changes encompass a comprehensive refactoring of the codebase, including the removal of certain user attributes, updates to method signatures, and the introduction of new functionalities across various controllers, services, and repositories. Key modifications include enhancements to user management, comment handling, product interactions, and notification functionalities. Additionally, several tests have been updated to align with these changes, ensuring consistency in user data handling and improving the overall structure of the code. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant UserService
participant UserUtil
participant FollowRepository
User->>UserUtil: getCurrentUser()
UserUtil->>UserService: fetch user details
UserService->>FollowRepository: createUserFollow()
FollowRepository-->>UserService: follow relationship created
UserService-->>UserUtil: return updated user info
User-->>UserUtil: display follow status
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/dao/ProductRepository.java (1)
19-28: Approved: New methodfindProductsOfFollowedUsersThe addition of the
findProductsOfFollowedUsersmethod with a custom JPQL query is correctly implemented. However, consider reviewing the performance of this query, especially with large datasets, to ensure it meets efficiency standards.src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/util/ProductUtil.java (1)
34-36: Test coverage needed forfindByUserIdmethod inProductRepository.The
findByUserIdmethod inProductRepositoryis declared but lacks explicit test coverage. Ensure that unit tests are added to verify its functionality, especially if it relies on query derivation by Spring Data JPA.Analysis chain
New method for fetching products by user ID with pagination.
The addition of
findProductsByUserIdis well-implemented, using pagination to efficiently handle large data sets. Ensure that the corresponding repository methodfindByUserIdis properly implemented and covered by unit tests.Run the following script to verify the repository method:
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/controller/ProductController.java (1)
81-88: Lack of Unit Tests forfindFollowingProductsThe
findFollowingProductsfunction inProductController.javadoes not appear to have any associated unit tests. It is important to add tests to verify its functionality, especially for edge cases involving empty or large sets of following IDs. Please ensure that comprehensive tests are implemented to maintain code quality and reliability.Analysis chain
Approved new functionality with a testing suggestion.
The implementation of
findFollowingProductsis consistent with existing pagination and filtering patterns. Ensure thorough testing, particularly with edge cases involving empty or large sets of following IDs.Scripts executed
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/image/service/ImageServiceImpl.java (1)
61-61: Potential issue withgetCurrentUser()implementation.The
getCurrentUser()method inUserUtil.javacurrently returns a test user (getTestUser()). This implementation might not be suitable for production use, especially given its widespread usage across the codebase. Ensure thatgetCurrentUser()is correctly implemented to retrieve the actual current user in a production environment.
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/util/UserUtil.java- Method:
getCurrentUser()Analysis chain
Verify the integration of the new user retrieval method.
The change from
userUtil.findCurrentUser()touserUtil.getCurrentUser()increateUserImageUploadUrlsuggests a shift in user retrieval logic. Ensure that the new method integrates well with the existing system and does not introduce any regressions.Scripts executed
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- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/comment/controller/CommentController.java (3 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/comment/domain/Comment.java (3 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/comment/service/CommentService.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/image/controller/ImageController.java (2 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/image/service/ImageServiceImpl.java (2 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/like/controller/LikeController.java (2 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/like/dao/LikeRepository.java (2 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/like/service/LikeServiceImpl.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/notification/dao/NotificationRepository.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/notification/service/NotificationServiceImpl.java (2 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/oauth/service/OauthKakaoLoginServiceImpl.java (2 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/controller/ProductController.java (5 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/dao/ProductRepository.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/service/ProductService.java (3 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/service/ProductServiceImpl.java (9 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/controller/UserController.java (2 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dao/FollowRepository.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dao/UserRepository.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/domain/Follow.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/domain/User.java (2 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/request/UserCreateRequest.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/request/UserFollowRequest.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/request/UserUpdateRequest.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/response/UserFollowResponse.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/service/UserService.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/service/UserServiceImpl.java (3 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/common/constants/CommentValidationMessages.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/common/constants/ProductConstants.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/common/constants/UserConstants.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/common/constants/UserValidationMessages.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/common/response/PagedResponse.java (2 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/util/LikeUtil.java (1 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/util/ProductUtil.java (2 hunks)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/util/UserUtil.java (2 hunks)
- src/main/resources/database/data.sql (2 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/comment/controller/CommentControllerTest.java (2 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/comment/integration/CommentIntegrationTest.java (3 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/comment/service/CommentServiceTest.java (3 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/like/service/LikeServiceImplTest.java (6 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/notification/controller/NotificationControllerTest.java (2 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/notification/integration/NotificationIntegrationTest.java (1 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/notification/service/NotificationServiceTest.java (6 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/controller/ProductControllerTest.java (3 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/integration/ProductIntegrationTest.java (3 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/service/ProductServiceImplTest.java (5 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/controller/UserControllerTest.java (2 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/request/UserRequestDtoTest.java (2 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/response/UserDetailResponseTest.java (2 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/response/UserSimpleResponseTest.java (2 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/integration/UserIntegrationTest.java (2 hunks)
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/service/UserServiceImplTest.java (3 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (8)
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/comment/controller/CommentController.java
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/common/constants/CommentValidationMessages.java
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/common/constants/ProductConstants.java
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/common/constants/UserConstants.java
- src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/common/constants/UserValidationMessages.java
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/comment/controller/CommentControllerTest.java
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/like/service/LikeServiceImplTest.java
- src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/notification/integration/NotificationIntegrationTest.java
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/request/UserFollowRequest.java (1)
6-9: Well-structured and clear implementation ofUserFollowRequest.The use of records here is appropriate for the data transfer object, ensuring immutability and thread safety. The
@NotNullvalidation onuserIdis crucial and correctly implemented with a clear message fromUserValidationMessages. This promotes consistency and maintainability.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/request/UserUpdateRequest.java (1)
7-7: Enhanced validation fornamefield.The change to
@NotBlankfor thenamefield is a significant improvement, ensuring that the field cannot be empty or contain only whitespace. This enforces more robust data validation.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dao/UserRepository.java (1)
11-11: Good practice: Use offinalin method parameters.The addition of
finalto theexistsByNamemethod parameter is a good practice, ensuring that the parameter cannot be reassigned within the method, which enhances code clarity and reliability.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/notification/dao/NotificationRepository.java (1)
11-11: Method renaming approved.The renaming of the method from
findAllByComment_Product_UsertofindByComment_Product_Useraligns well with Spring Data JPA conventions and improves readability. Ensure that all references to the old method name are updated across the codebase.Run the following script to verify the method usage:
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Method renaming verified successfully.
All references to the old method name
findAllByComment_Product_Userhave been updated across the codebase. The renaming tofindByComment_Product_Useris consistent and complete.Scripts executed
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/response/UserFollowResponse.java (1)
1-17: New recordUserFollowResponseimplementation approved.The implementation of the
UserFollowResponserecord is well-designed, using Java's record feature to ensure immutability and clarity. The static factory methodofis correctly implemented, ensuring that only necessary data is exposed through the use ofgetId.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/request/UserCreateRequest.java (1)
3-16: Refactoring ofUserCreateRequestapproved.The changes to the
UserCreateRequestrecord, including the addition of the@NotBlankannotation to thenamefield and the removal of thegenderandagefields, are well-implemented. These modifications enhance the validation logic and align with the updated data model requirements.Run the following script to ensure that the removal of
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genderandagefields verified.The
genderandagefields have been successfully removed from theUserCreateRequestand are not referenced elsewhere in the user-related classes or DTOs. This aligns with the updated data model requirements.Scripts executed
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/common/response/PagedResponse.java (2)
17-22: Method update approved.The update to the method signature and its implementation are correct. The method efficiently transforms a
Page<T>to aPagedResponse<R>using the provided mapper function.
8-8: Renaming approved, verify usage.The renaming of the record from
PagedResponseDtotoPagedResponsesimplifies and clarifies its purpose. Ensure that all references to the old name are updated across the codebase.Run the following script to verify the usage of
PagedResponse:Verification successful
Renaming verified and correctly applied.
The renaming of
PagedResponseDtotoPagedResponsehas been successfully propagated throughout the codebase. All references have been updated, and the new name is being used consistently in both main and test files.
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dao/FollowRepository.java (1)
11-18: New repository interface approved.The
FollowRepositoryinterface is well-defined with methods for managing follow relationships between users. It correctly extendsJpaRepository, providing essential CRUD operations along with custom methods for specific follow interactions.src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/util/LikeUtil.java (1)
11-19: Utility class for like operations approved.The
LikeUtilclass is well-structured for handling operations related to likes. The methodfindLikesByUserIdcorrectly utilizes theLikeRepositoryto fetch likes based on user ID, supporting pagination withPageable.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/like/dao/LikeRepository.java (3)
14-14: Approved: New methodfindByUserIdThe addition of the
findByUserIdmethod is correctly implemented and follows best practices for Spring Data repositories.
16-16: Approved: Method signature changeThe addition of
finalto the parameters ofdeleteByProductAndUseris a good practice to ensure immutability and clarity.
18-18: Approved: Method signature changeThe addition of
finalto the parameters ofexistsByProductAndUserenhances code maintainability by enforcing parameter immutability.src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/response/UserSimpleResponseTest.java (1)
36-36: Approved: Updated method call in testThe update to the
User.ofmethod call intestFromreflects the removal ofgenderandageparameters, aligning with the changes in the user model. Ensure that theUserclass has been updated accordingly to accept these parameters.Run the following script to verify the
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Verified: Consistent
User.ofMethod SignatureThe
User.ofmethod is correctly defined to accept two parameters,nameanddescription, aligning with its usage across the codebase. The changes in the test file are consistent with this method signature.
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/dao/ProductRepository.java (1)
17-17: Approved: New methodfindByUserIdThe addition of the
findByUserIdmethod is correctly implemented and follows best practices for Spring Data repositories.src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/request/UserRequestDtoTest.java (2)
27-27: Correct adaptation to model changes.The test method has been updated to reflect the removal of the age parameter, aligning with the changes in the
UserCreateRequestconstructor.
40-40: Test simplification aligns with model updates.The test method has been simplified to focus on the essential validation of the
UserCreateRequestconstructor, specifically checking for a null name.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/service/UserService.java (6)
21-21: Enhanced user retrieval functionality.The introduction of
getUserByIdenhances the service's functionality by allowing specific user retrieval based on ID, which is a more flexible approach compared to the previousgetCurrentUser()method.
23-23: Valuable addition for user-product interaction.The method
getUserProductsByIdprovides a paginated approach to retrieve products associated with a specific user, enhancing the service's capabilities in managing user-related product data.
25-25: Enhancement to user interaction model.The method
getUserLikesByIdallows for the retrieval of user likes in a paginated format, enriching the user interaction model within the application.
27-27: Facilitates social interactions.The method
getUserFollowingByIdreturns a list of users that the specified user is following, thereby facilitating social interactions within the application.
31-31: Enhances social networking features.The method
createUserFollowallows users to initiate follow relationships, enhancing the social networking features of the application.
33-33: Essential for managing follow relationships.The method
removeUserFollowallows users to terminate follow relationships, which is essential for managing these interactions within the application.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/like/controller/LikeController.java (1)
28-28: Semantic enhancement to API response.The addition of the
@ResponseStatus(HttpStatus.CREATED)annotation to theaddLikemethod improves the clarity of the API's response by explicitly signaling that a resource has been successfully created.src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/dto/response/UserDetailResponseTest.java (2)
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6-20: LGTM!The test method
testUserDetailResponseDtocorrectly tests theUserDetailResponseDTO and ensures that all fields are accurately mapped.
41-41: LGTM, but verify related changes.The test method
testFromhas been updated to reflect the changes in theUserclass constructor. Ensure that all related tests across the codebase have been updated to reflect the removal ofgenderandage.Run the following script to verify the removal of
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genderandage.The
UserDetailResponseTesthas been correctly updated to reflect the changes in theUserclass constructor. The absence of the old constructor usage confirms that the codebase has been updated accordingly. Remaining references togenderandageare unrelated to this specific change.Scripts executed
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/domain/User.java (2)
64-64: Methodupdatestreamlined.The
updatemethod in theUserclass has been streamlined to only includenameanddescription. This change simplifies the user update process but requires verification to ensure it does not affect other functionalities.Run the following script to verify the
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64-64: Constructor updated successfully.The constructor of the
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1-40: Simplification of theCommentclass.The removal of the
notificationsfield simplifies theCommentclass. Ensure that this change does not negatively impact the handling of comments in relation to notifications and that all related functionalities have been appropriately adjusted.Run the following script to verify that the removal of the
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notificationsfield fromCommentclass is handled appropriately.The removal of the
notificationsfield from theCommentclass does not negatively impact the notification functionality. Notifications are still linked to comments through theNotificationclass, which maintains a reference toComment. TheNotificationServiceImplandCommentServiceclasses ensure that notifications are created and managed correctly. Tests in the codebase verify the functionality of notifications in relation to comments.
Notificationclass maintains a reference toComment.NotificationServiceImplhandles notification creation based on comments.CommentServicecallsnotificationService.createNotificationByComment(comment)when creating comments.Scripts executed
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/global/util/UserUtil.java (2)
29-30: Refactoring Approved: Method Renaming and SimplificationThe renaming of
findCurrentUsertogetCurrentUserand the refactoring to usegetTestUserdirectly simplifies the method's usage and improves readability. This change aligns with best practices for method naming and encapsulation.
50-53: New Method Implementation Review:getTestUserThe new
getTestUsermethod encapsulates the logic for fetching a test user by a hard-coded ID. While this is suitable for test scenarios, consider the following improvements:
- Dynamic Test User Retrieval: If this method is used in a production environment, it might be beneficial to allow the ID to be passed as a parameter or configured externally to avoid hard-coding.
- Error Handling: The method throws a
UserNotFoundExceptionif the user is not found, which is appropriate. Ensure that this exception is handled gracefully wherevergetTestUseris called.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/service/ProductService.java (3)
20-20: Refactoring Approved: Method Signature ChangeThe change from
PagedResponseDtotoPagedResponsein the method signature forfindProductsByFilterOptionsAndSortOptionssimplifies the interface and potentially aligns better with the internal data handling practices.
26-30: New Method Implementation Review:findProductsByPartialNameThis new method enhances the service's capability to search for products based on partial names, which is a valuable feature for improving user search experiences. Ensure that the implementation handles edge cases such as very short partial names or special characters.
32-32: New Method Implementation Review:findMyFollowingProductsThe addition of
findMyFollowingProductsallows users to retrieve products based on their following lists, which is a significant enhancement for personalized user experiences. Verify that the method efficiently handles large sets of following IDs and consider adding caching if performance issues arise.src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/integration/UserIntegrationTest.java (2)
33-35: Proper use of dependency injection forUserUtil.The injection of
UserUtilusing@Autowiredis correctly implemented, enhancing the modularity and maintainability of the test class.
39-40: Updated test method to useUserUtil.The refactoring to use
UserUtilfor fetching the current user is a good practice, enhancing clarity and maintainability. Ensure all necessary user attributes are asserted in the tests to fully validate the user details.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/oauth/service/OauthKakaoLoginServiceImpl.java (1)
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34-36: Simplified user registration by removing gender and age.The removal of gender and age from the
UserCreateRequestsimplifies the registration process. Verify that this change aligns with business requirements and does not affect other functionalities.Run the following script to verify the impact on the user registration process:
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Removal of gender and age from
UserCreateRequestis consistent and does not affect other functionalities.The
UserCreateRequestis used across various test files and service implementations without any reference to gender or age fields, confirming that the change is well-integrated and does not introduce unintended consequences.
UserCreateRequestnow only includesnameanddescription.Scripts executed
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src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/controller/UserControllerTest.java (3)
32-33: Approved: Addition ofUserUtilas a mocked dependency.The introduction of
UserUtilas a mocked dependency is a good practice in unit testing, ensuring that the tests remain focused on the controller's logic without external side effects.
40-40: Approved: Simplified user model in test setup.The changes in the
setUpmethod to initialize theUserobject with onlynameanddescriptionare consistent with the modifications in the main codebase, ensuring that the tests remain relevant.
48-49: Approved: Enhanced test coverage intestGetMe.The updates in the
testGetMemethod, including the use ofuserUtil.getCurrentUser()and the new mock interaction foruserService.getUserById(any()), enhance the test's accuracy and coverage by ensuring correct interactions with the updated dependencies.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/like/service/LikeServiceImpl.java (1)
63-63: Approved: Simplified method for fetching current user.The change from
userUtil.findCurrentUser()touserUtil.getCurrentUser()in thefindCurrentUsermethod simplifies the approach to fetching the current user, likely reflecting an improved design in theUserUtilclass.src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/service/UserServiceImplTest.java (2)
37-47: Approved: Updated test method for user retrieval by ID.The renaming of the method from
testGetCurrentUsertotestGetUserByIdand the updated logic to fetch a user by ID enhance the specificity and clarity of the test, ensuring it accurately reflects the intended functionality.
37-47: Approved: Simplified user creation in tests.The removal of
genderandageparameters in thetestCreateUsermethod simplifies the user creation process in the tests, focusing on essential attributes and aligning with the updated user model.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/image/controller/ImageController.java (2)
34-35: Correct implementation of HTTP status and endpoint mapping.The use of
@ResponseStatus(HttpStatus.CREATED)correctly indicates that a resource creation is expected to occur, which aligns with the RESTful design of HTTP status codes. The@PostMappingannotation is also appropriately used for creating resources.
46-47: Proper use of annotations and method signature for product image uploads.The method
createProductImageUploadUrlsis correctly annotated with@ResponseStatus(HttpStatus.CREATED), which is suitable for a creation operation. The use of@PathVariableto capture theproductIdis also correctly implemented, ensuring that the method can handle requests specific to a product.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/comment/service/CommentService.java (1)
84-84: Enhanced realism in user context handling.The replacement of
findTestUserwithgetCurrentUserin thecreateCommentEntitymethod is a positive change, enhancing the realism of the application by using actual user data. Ensure that thegetCurrentUsermethod is thoroughly tested to handle various user states and scenarios.Consider verifying the robustness of the
getCurrentUsermethod across different user scenarios to ensure its reliability in production.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/notification/service/NotificationServiceImpl.java (4)
63-66: Improved specificity in notification fetching.The modification to use
findByComment_Product_Userinstead of a broader query enhances the accuracy and relevance of the notifications fetched. Ensure that the query accurately fetches notifications for the intended user to avoid any potential issues with data access or privacy.Consider verifying the query's accuracy in different scenarios to ensure it consistently retrieves the correct notifications for the user.
74-74: Added security through user-specific validation.The introduction of
validateMyNotificationin thereadNotificationByIdmethod is a commendable addition, enhancing the security and integrity of the notification handling process. Ensure that this validation logic is robust and thoroughly reviewed to prevent any unauthorized access.Consider conducting a security review to ensure that the validation logic robustly prevents unauthorized access and handles edge cases effectively.
82-86: Enhanced user-specific notification deletion.The changes to
deleteAllNotificationsto delete notifications specific to the user and return the count of deleted notifications enhance the operation's relevance and user feedback. Ensure that the deletion process is secure and accurately affects only the intended user's notifications.Consider verifying the deletion process to ensure it securely and accurately deletes only the intended notifications without affecting other users' data.
101-105: Crucial validation logic for user-specific notifications.The introduction of
validateMyNotificationis essential for ensuring that notifications accessed are indeed associated with the current user, enhancing data security and integrity. Ensure that this method is thoroughly tested to confirm its accuracy in identifying user-specific notifications and handling potential exceptions.Consider testing the
validateMyNotificationmethod in various scenarios to ensure it accurately identifies notifications belonging to the user and handles exceptions appropriately.src/main/resources/database/data.sql (3)
2-5: Approved: User table entries addition.The addition of new users with IDs 2 and 3 is consistent with the PR's objectives and enhances the database's user diversity.
145-147: Approved: Comment table user ID updates.The updates to user IDs in the comment table are necessary to maintain relational integrity with the new user data.
138-140: Approved with verification needed: Product ownership updates.The changes in product ownership and the addition of a new product are noted. Verify that these changes align with user interaction requirements and that all related functionalities are updated accordingly.
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Verification successful: Product ownership updates are correct.
The product ownership updates in the
producttable are verified, and the changes align with the intended updates. No issues were found with the user IDs associated with the products.
- Products have different user IDs, indicating intentional ownership updates.
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/controller/UserController.java (7)
58-65: Approved: Method to retrieve current user's products.The implementation of
getMyProductsefficiently retrieves the current user's products using pagination and is well-aligned with the PR's objectives.
67-74: Approved: Method to retrieve specified user's products.The implementation of
getUserProductsefficiently retrieves a specified user's products using pagination and ensures data integrity and security.
76-83: Approved: Method to retrieve current user's liked products.The implementation of
getMyLikescorrectly retrieves the current user's liked products, enhancing user experience and security.
85-90: Approved: Method to retrieve current user's following list.The implementation of
getMyFollowingefficiently retrieves the list of users the current user is following, which is crucial for social features in the application.
92-97: Approved: Method to handle user follow requests.The implementation of
followUseruses validation and service layer operations to securely and efficiently handle user follow requests.
99-102: Approved: Method to handle user unfollow requests.The implementation of
cancelUserFollowefficiently handles user unfollow requests, ensuring that the operation is secure and aligns with user expectations.
106-107: Approved: Method to update current user's information.The implementation of
updateMeuses validation and service layer operations to securely and efficiently update the current user's information.src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/notification/controller/NotificationControllerTest.java (1)
57-57: Approved: Enhanced flexibility in user initialization for tests.The change to initialize the
uservariable usingUser.of()enhances the flexibility of the test setup, allowing for dynamic specification of user attributes.src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/controller/ProductController.java (5)
99-105: Approved HTTP status and parameter immutability.The addition of
@ResponseStatus(HttpStatus.CREATED)is appropriate for thecreateProductmethod, clearly indicating the expected response status on success. The finalization of thecreateRequestparameter enhances code safety by preventing modifications.
112-113: Approved parameter immutability in update operation.Making parameters
productIdandupdateRequestfinal in theupdateProductmethod is a good practice, ensuring that they are not inadvertently modified within the method.
121-121: Approved parameter immutability in delete operation.The finalization of the
productIdparameter in thedeleteProductmethod is a good practice, ensuring that it remains unchanged throughout the method execution.
46-52: Approved changes with a suggestion to verify integration.The changes to the return type and parameter immutability in
findProductsByFilteringAndSortingare approved. However, ensure that these changes are well integrated with the front-end and other dependent services, especially the new pagination structure.
68-72: Approved changes with a consistency check suggestion.The updates to
findProductsByPartialNameAndSortingare consistent with other pagination-related changes. Ensure that all similar functions across the application have been updated to maintain consistency.Verification successful
Consistent Pagination Handling Verified
The new pagination type
PagedResponse<ProductSimpleResponse>is consistently used across various functions in the codebase, confirming the successful transition from the old pagination type. This ensures uniformity in pagination handling across the application.
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UserServiceImpl,UserController,ProductServiceImpl, andProductController.Scripts executed
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src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/notification/service/NotificationServiceTest.java (5)
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1-1: Approved changes in thesetUpmethod.The simplification of the
User.ofmethod aligns with the PR's objectives and is correctly implemented here.
127-127: Approved changes intestFindAllNotifications.The use of
userUtil.getCurrentUser()aligns with the new focus on the currently authenticated user, enhancing the test's relevance.
157-157: Approved changes intestGetBlankNotifications.The consistent use of
userUtil.getCurrentUser()across tests ensures uniformity and relevance.
201-202: Approved changes intestReadNotificationsById.Using a specific ID (
1L) instead of a dynamic one enhances the predictability and reliability of the test.Also applies to: 209-210
181-182: Approved changes intestReadAllNotifications, verify performance.The replacement of
findAllByComment_Product_User()withfindByComment_Product_User()is likely more efficient. However, ensure to verify the performance impact of this change.Run the following script to verify the performance impact:
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/service/ProductServiceImpl.java (5)
367-372: Approved: New method for product ownership validation.The method
validateMyProductenhances security by ensuring that only the product owner can update or delete a product. The implementation is straightforward and correctly throwsProductNotFoundExceptionif the current user is not the owner.
320-325: Approved: Utility method for creating sorted pageable objects.The method
createPageableSortedByCreatedAtDescis a useful utility for creating pageable objects with a consistent sorting order (creation date in descending). The implementation is concise and correctly utilizes thePageRequest.ofmethod from the Spring framework.
174-174: Approved: Security enhancement in product update method.The inclusion of
validateMyProductin theupdateProductmethod is a crucial security enhancement, ensuring that only the product owner can make updates. The overall update process appears to be comprehensive.Run the following script to verify the complete update process and integration with other parts of the application:
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Verified: Comprehensive integration and testing of
updateProductmethod.The
updateProductmethod is well-integrated within the application, with its usage in theProductControllerand thorough testing in bothProductServiceImplTestandProductControllerTest. The inclusion ofvalidateMyProductenhances security, and the existing tests ensure the method's functionality is verified.Scripts executed
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78-91: Approved: Updated response type and method logic.The method
findProductsByFilterOptionsAndSortOptionshas been correctly updated to returnPagedResponseinstead ofPagedResponseDto. The logic for fetching products and creating the paginated response is well-implemented.Run the following script to verify the integration with other parts of the application:
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Verification Successful: Integration of Updated Method Confirmed
The method
findProductsByFilterOptionsAndSortOptionshas been successfully integrated with other parts of the application. The updated return typePagedResponse<ProductSimpleResponse>is consistently used across the service interface, controller, and test files.
- ProductController.java: Method is called with the updated return type.
- ProductService.java: Method is declared with the updated return type.
- ProductServiceImplTest.java: Method is tested with assertions on the return value.
- ProductControllerTest.java: Method is mocked and verified.
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123-134: Approved: New method for fetching followed users' products.The method
findMyFollowingProductsis a valuable addition for the "My Page" feature, allowing users to see products from those they follow. The use of a custom pageable object sorted by creation date is appropriate and well-implemented.Run the following script to verify the integration of this new method with the user interface and other parts of the application:
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Integration Verified: Method
findMyFollowingProductsis properly integrated.The method
findMyFollowingProductsis well-integrated into the application. It is declared in theProductServiceinterface, implemented inProductServiceImpl, and used inProductController, confirming its accessibility through the API layer.
- ProductService.java: Declaration of
findMyFollowingProducts.- ProductServiceImpl.java: Implementation of
findMyFollowingProducts.- ProductController.java: Usage of
findMyFollowingProducts.Scripts executed
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src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/integration/ProductIntegrationTest.java (3)
1061-1064: Updated sorting logic in test needs review.The
testSortProductsByLikeCountDescmethod now includes "νμ€νμ€ λ΄μ§λΌλ©΄ νν¬μ" as the first product name, followed by previously expected products. This change indicates a modification in the sorting logic to prioritize this product.
- Ensure that the new sorting behavior is intentional and aligns with the updated business rules or user preferences.
- Verify that the product "νμ€νμ€ λ΄μ§λΌλ©΄ νν¬μ" should indeed be the top result based on like counts, suggesting a possible update in the product's popularity or testing data.
495-501: Updated test assertions need verification.The changes in the
testGetProductsBySingleSubcategoryIdmethod increase the expected size of the product content array from 2 to 3 and update the expected product names. This suggests a change in the underlying data or API behavior.
- Ensure that the increase in the expected number of products is intentional and correctly reflects the new business requirements or data models.
- Verify that the hardcoded product name "νμ€νμ€ λ΄μ§λΌλ©΄ νν¬μ" is expected to be the first product consistently, which might indicate a change in sorting or prioritization logic in the API.
568-575: Adjustments in test assertions reflect API changes.The
testGetProductsByMultipleSubcategoryIdsmethod now expects an increased size of the product content array from 3 to 4, and the first product's name is set to "νμ€νμ€ λ΄μ§λΌλ©΄ νν¬μ". This adjustment likely reflects changes in the API's logic for handling multiple subcategories.
- Confirm that the API now includes additional products in its response when multiple subcategories are specified.
- Check if the hardcoded product name "νμ€νμ€ λ΄μ§λΌλ©΄ νν¬μ" as the first item is part of a new sorting or filtering feature.
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The
testGetProductsByMultipleSubcategoryIdsmethod indeed reflects changes in the API logic for handling multiple subcategories. The test setup and assertions confirm that the API now returns an increased number of products, including a specific product name "νμ€νμ€ λ΄μ§λΌλ©΄ νν¬μ" as the first item, indicating potential changes in sorting or filtering logic.
- The test expects a list size of 4 products, confirming the inclusion of additional products in the response.
- The specific ordering of products suggests a new sorting or filtering feature.
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/user/service/UserServiceImpl.java (8)
53-57: Well-implemented user retrieval method.The method
getUserByIdcorrectly retrieves a user by ID and uses effective exception handling withUserNotFoundException. This ensures robust error handling and clear feedback when the user is not found.
60-66: Effective use of pagination and utility methods.The method
getUserProductsByIdefficiently handles data retrieval with pagination and sorting, which is crucial for performance. The use of utility methods for sorting (createPageableSortedByCreatedAtDesc) and fetching products (findProductsByUserId) enhances code maintainability and reusability.
69-75: Efficient handling of user likes and product mapping.The method
getUserLikesByIdeffectively retrieves user likes and associated products with pagination. The functional approach usingmapto transform likes into product responses is clean and efficient, promoting good coding practices.
79-85: Clear and concise implementation for fetching user followings.The method
getUserFollowingByIdeffectively lists users that a specified user is following. It uses Java streams efficiently to transform follow relationships into the desired response format, demonstrating good use of modern Java features.
97-107: Robust implementation of user follow functionality.The method
createUserFolloweffectively manages user follow relationships, including checks for duplicates to prevent redundant data. The use of@Transactionalensures that the operation is handled atomically, enhancing data integrity and consistency.
111-118: Effective management of user unfollow functionality.The method
removeUserFollowcorrectly manages the removal of user follow relationships, including necessary checks to ensure the relationship exists before attempting removal. The use of@Transactionalensures that the operation is handled atomically, maintaining data integrity.
149-154: Well-designed utility method for pagination and sorting.The method
createPageableSortedByCreatedAtDescprovides a standardized way to handle pagination and sorting by thecreatedAtfield across various service methods. This promotes reusability and consistency, which are beneficial for maintaining clean and manageable code.
157-159: Effective utility method for checking follow relationships.The method
isFollowPresentefficiently checks for the existence of follow relationships between users, aiding in the prevention of duplicates. Its implementation enhances modularity and reusability, which are key aspects of maintainable code.src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/comment/integration/CommentIntegrationTest.java (1)
38-38: Verify the changes to product IDs in test scenarios.The changes to
productIdanddifferentProductIdneed verification to ensure they align with the intended test scenarios. Please confirm that these changes are intentional and correctly reflect the test requirements.Also applies to: 145-145, 204-204
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Verification of product ID changes in test scenarios is successful.
The changes to
productIdanddifferentProductIdinCommentIntegrationTest.javaare consistent with the test scenarios. The new IDs are used in various test methods to simulate different conditions, indicating that the changes are intentional and align with the test requirements. No issues were found with the new IDs in the context of the integration tests.
productIdis set to101L.differentProductIdis set to102L.Scripts executed
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src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/controller/ProductControllerTest.java (1)
41-41: Verify the consistency of the response type change across the application.The change from
PagedResponseDtotoPagedResponsein the import statement and test methods suggests a refactoring in the response handling mechanism. Please ensure that this change is consistently applied across the application and correctly implemented in all relevant parts.Also applies to: 135-135, 203-203
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Refactoring from
PagedResponseDtotoPagedResponseis consistent across the application.The change from
PagedResponseDtotoPagedResponsehas been successfully applied throughout the codebase. The usage ofPagedResponseis consistent across various components, including controllers, services, and tests, with no remaining occurrences ofPagedResponseDto. This indicates a thorough and complete refactoring.
PagedResponseis used in service interfaces and implementations.PagedResponseis used in controller methods.PagedResponseis used in test classes.Scripts executed
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src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/product/service/ProductServiceImplTest.java (1)
65-65: Verify the changes to imports, test setup, and assertions in product service tests.The changes to imports, test setup, and assertions suggest a significant update to the test structure, focusing on improved response handling and more realistic user scenarios. Please ensure that these changes are intentional and correctly reflect the intended functionalities.
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Changes to imports, test setup, and assertions are consistent and intentional.
The updates to use
PagedResponse,getCurrentUser, andUser.ofare consistent across the codebase, indicating a deliberate refactoring to improve response handling and user interaction simulation. These changes align with the intended functionalities and enhance code maintainability and test realism.
PagedResponseis integrated into response handling across services and controllers.getCurrentUseris used for dynamic user retrieval in various services and tests.User.ofstandardizes user initialization in both main and test classes.Scripts executed
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src/main/java/taco/klkl/domain/image/service/ImageServiceImpl.java (1)
83-83: Verify the integration of the new user retrieval method in image upload completion.The change from
userUtil.findCurrentUser()touserUtil.getCurrentUser()inuploadCompleteUserImagesuggests a shift in user retrieval logic. Ensure that the new method integrates well with the existing system and does not introduce any regressions, especially in the context of expiring old images and updating the user image.Verification successful
Verified: The integration of the new user retrieval method is consistent and correct.
The change from
findCurrentUser()togetCurrentUser()inuploadCompleteUserImagedoes not affect the functionality, as both methods ultimately calluserUtil.getCurrentUser(). This refactoring step maintains the existing logic for expiring old images and updating the user image without introducing regressions.Scripts executed
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src/test/java/taco/klkl/domain/comment/service/CommentServiceTest.java (1)
103-103: Verify the integration of the new user retrieval method in tests.The change from
findTestUser()togetCurrentUser()inCommentServiceTestsuggests a shift in user retrieval logic. Ensure that the new method integrates well with the existing test setup and does not introduce any regressions.Verification successful
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getCurrentUser()method is correctly integrated and tested.The
getCurrentUser()method inUserUtil.javais implemented to return a test user, and its usage inCommentServiceTest.javais appropriately mocked. This change is consistent with the existing logic and does not introduce any regressions. The method is widely used across the codebase, indicating its reliability and integration.
UserUtil.java: Implementation ofgetCurrentUser().CommentServiceTest.java: Mocking ofgetCurrentUser()for testing.Scripts executed
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