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Refactor: Simplify mask data processing using Object.values and flat #6050

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πŸ’» ε˜ζ›΄η±»εž‹ | Change Type

  • refactor

πŸ”€ ε˜ζ›΄θ―΄ζ˜Ž | Description of Change

This PR refactors the mask data processing logic to improve readability, scalability, and maintainability.

  • Replaced manual destructuring of mask keys (cn, tw, en) with a dynamic approach using Object.values.
  • Flattened the combined array with .flat() to simplify mask processing.
  • Added explicit type casting (as BuiltinMask) to enhance type safety.
  • Reduced hardcoding, enabling seamless support for future additions to the mask data structure.

πŸ“ θ‘₯充俑息 | Additional Information

Benefits:

  • Improved Maintainability: The code dynamically handles any new keys in the mask data without requiring updates to this logic.
  • Scalability: Ensures a robust approach for larger or more complex mask structures.
  • Type Safety: Explicit casting helps avoid runtime issues and improves developer confidence.

Testing:

  • Ensured backward compatibility with existing data structures.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Refactor
    • Simplified mask processing logic by streamlining how masks are fetched and added to the built-in mask collection.

πŸ’» ε˜ζ›΄η±»εž‹ | Change Type
feat

πŸ”€ ε˜ζ›΄θ―΄ζ˜Ž | Description of Change
This PR refactors the code handling mask data processing by simplifying the logic and improving scalability and type safety.

Code Enhancements:
Refactored the mask processing logic in app/masks/index.ts:
Replaced manual destructuring of cn, tw, and en keys with Object.values to dynamically handle all mask data.
Used .flat() to simplify merging mask arrays into a single collection.
Added explicit type casting (as BuiltinMask) for improved type safety.

Benefits:
Improved Maintainability: By eliminating hardcoded destructuring, the code can adapt automatically to new mask keys without modification.
Enhanced Readability: The use of Object.values and flat provides a cleaner, more concise approach.
Scalability: The updated implementation supports dynamic mask additions without breaking functionality.

πŸ“ θ‘₯充俑息 | Additional Information
This change ensures the mask processing code is robust and easier to extend in future updates.

Release Notes:

New Features:
Simplified mask data processing using dynamic Object.values and .flat() methods.
Enhanced type safety with explicit type casting (as BuiltinMask).
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The pull request introduces a simplified approach to processing masks fetched from the /masks.json endpoint. Instead of manually destructuring and concatenating language-specific mask arrays, the new implementation uses Object.values(masks).flat() to create a single, flattened array of masks. The masks are then added to BUILTIN_MASKS using the BUILTIN_MASK_STORE.add method with an explicit type assertion.

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app/masks/index.ts Simplified mask processing by using Object.values(masks).flat() instead of manual destructuring and concatenation

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app/masks/index.ts (1)

33-34: Great refactoring approach for better maintainability!

The use of Object.values(masks).flat() is a cleaner solution that automatically handles any number of language keys. However, consider improving type safety by validating the mask structure before the type assertion.

Consider this safer approach:

-return Object.values(masks).flat().map((m) => {
-  BUILTIN_MASKS.push(BUILTIN_MASK_STORE.add(m as BuiltinMask));
+return Object.values(masks).flat().map((m) => {
+  // Validate mask structure before type assertion
+  if (isValidMask(m)) {
+    BUILTIN_MASKS.push(BUILTIN_MASK_STORE.add(m as BuiltinMask));
+  } else {
+    console.warn('[Masks] Skipping invalid mask:', m);
+  }
});

+// Add type guard
+function isValidMask(m: unknown): m is BuiltinMask {
+  return (
+    typeof m === 'object' && m !== null &&
+    'name' in m && typeof m.name === 'string' &&
+    'context' in m && typeof m.context === 'string'
+    // Add other required properties
+  );
+}
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return Object.values(masks).flat().map((m) => {
BUILTIN_MASKS.push(BUILTIN_MASK_STORE.add(m as BuiltinMask));
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πŸ› οΈ Refactor suggestion

Add error handling for malformed mask data.

The current implementation might fail silently with malformed data from the endpoint. Consider adding proper error handling and logging.

Consider this improvement:

-return Object.values(masks).flat().map((m) => {
-  BUILTIN_MASKS.push(BUILTIN_MASK_STORE.add(m as BuiltinMask));
+// Validate masks object structure
+if (!masks || typeof masks !== 'object') {
+  console.error('[Masks] Invalid masks data structure');
+  return [];
+}
+
+const flattenedMasks = Object.values(masks).flat();
+if (flattenedMasks.length === 0) {
+  console.warn('[Masks] No masks found in the response');
+}
+
+return flattenedMasks.map((m) => {
+  try {
+    BUILTIN_MASKS.push(BUILTIN_MASK_STORE.add(m as BuiltinMask));
+  } catch (error) {
+    console.error('[Masks] Failed to add mask:', error);
+  }
});
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return Object.values(masks).flat().map((m) => {
BUILTIN_MASKS.push(BUILTIN_MASK_STORE.add(m as BuiltinMask));
// Validate masks object structure
if (!masks || typeof masks !== 'object') {
console.error('[Masks] Invalid masks data structure');
return [];
}
const flattenedMasks = Object.values(masks).flat();
if (flattenedMasks.length === 0) {
console.warn('[Masks] No masks found in the response');
}
return flattenedMasks.map((m) => {
try {
BUILTIN_MASKS.push(BUILTIN_MASK_STORE.add(m as BuiltinMask));
} catch (error) {
console.error('[Masks] Failed to add mask:', error);
}
});

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