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Motivation

The main motivation of this PR is to make camelCased the classname.

Fixes #1121 (HOTFIX)

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  • Refactor
    • Updated the format of event names emitted by the system to use camelCase instead of all lowercase. This change does not affect any visible features or user interactions.

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The internal logic of the getEventName method in the BaseRepository class was updated to use a camelCase transformation for the entity class name, replacing the previous lowercase conversion. This affects the format of event names emitted by the repository's event bus hooks.

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File(s) Change Summary
api/src/utils/generics/base-repository.ts Updated getEventName to use camelCase for class name in event names

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Repository as BaseRepository
    participant EventBus

    Repository->>Repository: getEventName(entity)
    Repository->>Repository: camelCase(entity.className)
    Repository->>EventBus: emit(eventName, payload)
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Ensure base repository event classname uses camelCase format (#1121)

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api/src/utils/generics/base-repository.ts (1)

40-40: Import of camelCase helper is correct
The import path matches the existing helper location and aligns with surrounding imports.

Comment on lines +132 to 133
const entity = camelCase(this.cls.name);
return `hook:${entity}:${suffix}` as `hook:${IHookEntities}:${TNormalizedEvents}`;
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Ensure compatibility with existing event listeners
Switching from .toLocaleLowerCase() to camelCase(this.cls.name) will change the emitted event names and may break consumers relying on the old lowercase format. Verify all event listener registrations (hard-coded strings or decorator usages), add unit tests for getEventName to cover various class names, and document this change (including a note in the changelog or upgrade guide).


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# Search for hard-coded hook event strings
rg -n "hook:" -n

# Search for decorator-based event listeners
rg -n "@OnEvent" -n

# Locate any calls to getEventName
rg -n "getEventName" -n

# Check for any remaining uses of toLocaleLowerCase in event naming
rg -n "toLocaleLowerCase" -n

Length of output: 14559


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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Display the getEventName method definition and surrounding lines for context
sed -n '120,160p' api/src/utils/generics/base-repository.ts

Length of output: 1833


Event name generation (camelCase) is already compatible—update docs & add tests

A scan of all @OnEvent('hook:…') decorators and emit('hook:…') calls shows consumers use camel-cased entity names (e.g. nlpEntity, chatbot), so switching to camelCase(this.cls.name) is backward-compatible. To complete this change, please:

  • JSDoc update
    In api/src/utils/generics/base-repository.ts (around the getEventName method), change the doc comment to state that <entity> is derived via camelCase(this.cls.name), not full lower-casing.
  • Unit tests
    Add tests for getEventName covering both single-word and multi-word class names (e.g. User, UserProfile, NlpValue).
  • Changelog/upgrade guide
    Document this convention change in your CHANGELOG or upgrade guide, noting that event names are now camelCase.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In api/src/utils/generics/base-repository.ts around lines 132 to 133, update the
JSDoc for the getEventName method to specify that the entity part of the event
name is generated using camelCase(this.cls.name) instead of toLocaleLowerCase.
Add unit tests for getEventName to cover various class names including
single-word and multi-word examples like User, UserProfile, and NlpValue.
Finally, document this change in the project's CHANGELOG or upgrade guide,
noting that event names now use camelCase to ensure clarity and maintain
compatibility.

@marrouchi marrouchi merged commit ed31c7f into main Jun 12, 2025
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