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  • New Features

    • Enhanced time and date processing for Label 44 POS plugin
    • Improved output formatting with more detailed information
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated decoding logic to use more robust date and time utilities
    • Refined time conversion methods for more accurate results
  • Tests

    • Updated test cases to reflect new output structure and formatting

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The pull request introduces modifications to the Label_44_POS plugin, focusing on enhancing the decoding and formatting of time-related information. The changes involve updating the decode method to use DateTimeUtils and ResultFormatter for more structured time and date processing. The test file Label_44_POS.test.ts has been correspondingly updated to reflect the new output format, expanding the number of formatted items and introducing new labels for time-related data.

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File Change Summary
lib/plugins/Label_44_POS.ts - Added import for DateTimeUtils
- Modified decode method to use utility functions for time conversion
- Replaced direct Date.parse with DateTimeUtils.convertHHMMSSToTod
- Updated time and date processing logic
lib/plugins/Label_44_POS.test.ts - Updated assertions for decodeResult.raw
- Increased formatted items from 4 to 8
- Added new labels like 'Month of Year', 'Day of Month'
- Replaced previous item assertions with new structured output

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    participant Plugin as Label_44_POS
    participant DateTimeUtils
    participant ResultFormatter
    participant Message

    Message->>Plugin: Decode message
    Plugin->>DateTimeUtils: Convert time formats
    DateTimeUtils-->>Plugin: Processed time values
    Plugin->>ResultFormatter: Format results
    ResultFormatter-->>Plugin: Formatted output
    Plugin-->>Message: Return decoded result
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
lib/plugins/Label_44_POS.test.ts (2)

34-35: Add test cases for edge cases in time handling.

While the current test case is valid, consider adding tests for:

  • ETA crossing into next day/month
  • Invalid time formats
  • Edge times (23:59, 00:00)

37-53: Add error case tests for formatted items.

While the happy path is well tested, consider adding tests for:

  • Invalid month/day values
  • Missing or malformed date/time fields
  • Special characters in date/time fields
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lib/plugins/Label_44_POS.ts (4)

1-1: LGTM! DateTimeUtils import added for improved time handling.

The addition of DateTimeUtils is appropriate for the refactoring of time-related processing.


36-37: LGTM! Good code organization.

The empty lines appropriately separate the flight level processing from the date/time processing section.


42-43: TODO comment needs to be addressed.

The TODO comment indicates missing implementation for ETA month and DayFR. This could lead to incorrect ETA calculations if the ETA crosses month boundaries.

Would you like me to help implement the ETA month and DayFR handling? This would ensure accurate ETA calculations across month boundaries.


38-41: LGTM! Improved date/time handling.

The changes correctly separate date components and use appropriate utility methods for time conversion, aligning with the PR objective of not assuming year.

Let's verify the time conversion implementation:

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Time conversion implementation verified and consistent

The DateTimeUtils.convertHHMMSSToTod usage in Label_44_POS.ts follows the established pattern across the codebase, with consistent handling of time formats and proper integration with ResultFormatter.

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Good to know. LGTM :shipit:

@makrsmark makrsmark merged commit d56534d into airframesio:master Jan 26, 2025
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@makrsmark makrsmark deleted the label-44-pos-year branch January 26, 2025 17:51
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