Fix RGB mask targets when hex color codes are lowercase #4852
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participant User
participant convertTargets
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User->>convertTargets: Call with #ffffff
convertTargets->>convertTargets: Convert to uppercase
convertTargets->>Test Suite: Return { "#FFFFFF": { label: "white", intTarget: 1 } }
Test Suite->>User: Verify output
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app/packages/state/src/utils.test.ts (1)
5-9: Test case effectively covers the main functionality.The test case correctly verifies that lowercase hex color codes are converted to uppercase, which aligns with the PR objectives. It also checks the structure of the output object, including the label and integer target.
Consider adding more test cases to cover:
- Multiple color targets in a single input.
- Edge cases like empty input or invalid hex codes.
- Different color values (e.g., black, primary colors) to ensure consistent behavior.
Example:
it("handles multiple color targets", () => { expect( convertTargets([ { target: "#ffffff", value: "white" }, { target: "#000000", value: "black" } ]) ).toStrictEqual({ "#FFFFFF": { label: "white", intTarget: 1 }, "#000000": { label: "black", intTarget: 2 } }); }); it("handles invalid input", () => { expect(() => convertTargets([{ target: "#gggggg", value: "invalid" }])) .toThrow(); });
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app/packages/state/src/utils.test.ts (1)
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app/packages/state/src/utils.test.ts (3)
1-2: Imports look good.The necessary testing functions are imported from 'vitest', and the function under test is correctly imported from the local 'utils' module.
4-10: Test suite structure is appropriate.The test suite is well-structured using the
describeblock, which clearly indicates the function being tested (convertTargets).
1-10: Overall, this is a good start for testing theconvertTargetsfunction.The test file is well-structured and effectively addresses the main issue described in the PR objectives. It verifies that lowercase hex color codes are correctly converted to uppercase.
To further improve the test coverage:
- Consider adding more test cases as suggested earlier.
- Ensure that the
convertTargetsfunction inutils.tsis fully covered by these tests.To verify the implementation of
convertTargets, let's check its definition:✅ Verification successful
Verification Successful:
convertTargetsFunction Exists.The
convertTargetsfunction is correctly exported fromutils.tsas a constant. The existing test inutils.test.tsproperly targets and verifies its functionality.🏁 Scripts executed
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app/packages/state/src/utils.ts (4)
121-121: Good job on adding an explicit return typeAdding an explicit return type
{ [key: string]: { label: string; intTarget: number } | string }improves type safety and code readability. This change is beneficial for maintaining and understanding the code.
124-124: Improved numeric checkThe change from
!isNaN(Number(target))to!Number.isNaN(Number(target))is a good improvement. The new check is more explicit and reliable, as it avoids potential issues with the globalisNaNfunction.
131-131: Fix for lowercase hex color codesConverting the
targetto uppercase (target.toUpperCase()) directly addresses the PR objective of fixing RGB mask targets when hex color codes are lowercase. This change ensures consistent handling of hex color codes regardless of their case.
116-116: Consider the implications of makingconvertTargetspublicThe function has been made public by adding the
exportkeyword. Ensure that this change is intentional and aligns with the module's design. If the function is meant to be used externally, this change is appropriate. However, if it's only for internal use within this module, consider keeping it private.✅ Verification successful
convertTargetsis only used in test filesThe
convertTargetsfunction is solely referenced inutils.test.ts. If its exposure beyond this module isn't necessary, consider keeping it private to maintain encapsulation.🏁 Scripts executed
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What changes are proposed in this pull request?
RGB masks in looker expect an uppercase hex color
How is this patch tested? If it is not, please explain why.
Unit test
Release Notes
What areas of FiftyOne does this PR affect?
fiftyonePython library changesSummary by CodeRabbit
New Features
convertTargetsfunction to ensure accurate color conversion.Improvements
convertTargetsfunction publicly accessible and defined its return type for clarity.