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A new JSON file for the @apibara/indexer package has been added, indicating a prerelease version and addressing minor issues in the getDrizzleCursor function. Additionally, modifications were made to the drizzle.test.ts file to update import statements and restructure test cases, while the utils.ts file saw the introduction of new type definitions and updates to existing types and functions, particularly enhancing cursor handling and error checking.

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change/@apibara-indexer-2ad98856-798e-4946-8109-02388d49f0e4.json New JSON file added for the @apibara/indexer package indicating a prerelease version and a patch for getDrizzleCursor.
packages/indexer/src/sinks/drizzle/drizzle.test.ts Updated import statements and restructured test cases to utilize new imports; test logic remains largely unchanged.
packages/indexer/src/sinks/drizzle/utils.ts Added CursorColumnBuilder type, updated PgTableWithCursorFn and PgInsertValue types, modified pgTable and getDrizzleCursor functions for enhanced cursor handling and error checking.

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@jaipaljadeja jaipaljadeja requested a review from fracek October 22, 2024 11:02
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  • change/@apibara-indexer-2ad98856-798e-4946-8109-02388d49f0e4.json (1 hunks)
  • packages/indexer/src/sinks/drizzle/drizzle.test.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/indexer/src/sinks/drizzle/utils.ts (1 hunks)
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  • change/@apibara-indexer-2ad98856-798e-4946-8109-02388d49f0e4.json
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packages/indexer/src/sinks/drizzle/drizzle.test.ts (2)

16-18: LGTM: New imports are correctly added and used.

The new import statements for Int8Range, drizzleSink, getDrizzleCursor, and pgTable are correctly added and used throughout the test cases. These changes align with the modifications mentioned in the AI-generated summary and don't introduce any apparent issues.


16-18: Overall assessment: Changes look good, part of a larger refactoring.

The modifications to this file are limited to new import statements, which appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort to improve code organization. The existing test cases remain unchanged and correctly use the newly imported functions and types. These changes maintain the existing functionality while potentially improving the overall project structure.

To ensure the refactoring has been applied consistently across the project, consider:

  1. Reviewing other files that might have been affected by this refactoring.
  2. Running the entire test suite to confirm that all tests still pass.
  3. Updating any relevant documentation to reflect the new project structure.
packages/indexer/src/sinks/drizzle/utils.ts (2)

86-89: Improved clarity with explicit undefined checks

By explicitly checking for undefined, the code correctly handles cases where lower or upper are 0, ensuring that zero is treated as a valid boundary value and not mistakenly considered falsy.


Line range hint 91-95: Potential loss of precision when converting bigint to Number

Converting bigint values to Number using Number(lower) and Number(upper) may lead to loss of precision for values exceeding Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER. This could result in incorrect cursor ranges when dealing with large integers.

Please verify whether cursor values could exceed the safe integer range for JavaScript numbers. If so, consider handling bigint values appropriately to avoid precision loss.

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import type { Int8Range } from "./Int8Range";
import { drizzle as drizzleSink } from "./drizzle";
import { getDrizzleCursor, pgTable } from "./utils";
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Incomplete Refactoring: Old Import References Detected

The refactoring appears to be incomplete as there are still references to the old import locations in several files:

  • packages/indexer/src/sinks/drizzle/utils.ts
  • packages/indexer/src/sinks/drizzle/drizzle.test.ts
  • packages/indexer/src/sinks/drizzle/index.ts
  • packages/indexer/src/sinks/drizzle/insert.ts

Please update these references to use the new import paths and ensure that all tests pass with the updated structure.

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Verify the refactoring impact on other parts of the codebase.

The new imports suggest a refactoring of the project structure, moving some functionality to separate files. While the changes in this file look good and all tests seem to be using the new imports correctly, it's important to ensure that this refactoring hasn't negatively impacted other parts of the codebase.

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rg -n 'from "\./drizzle"' --type ts
rg -n 'getDrizzleCursor|pgTable.*from "\./' --type ts

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echo "Checking for new utility files:"
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echo "Checking for new utility files in ${BASE_DIR}:"
ls -l ${BASE_DIR}/Int8Range.ts ${BASE_DIR}/drizzle.ts ${BASE_DIR}/utils.ts

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rg -n 'from "\./drizzle"' --type ts ${BASE_DIR}
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The new code is better

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@fracek, understood. Let me know if I can assist further.

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Learnt from: fracek
PR: apibara/typescript-sdk#109
File: packages/indexer/src/sinks/drizzle/drizzle.test.ts:16-18
Timestamp: 2024-10-22T11:16:00.552Z
Learning: In `packages/indexer/src/sinks/drizzle`, the import references are correct and up-to-date according to the new code structure.

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const [lower, upper] = isArray ? cursor_range : [cursor_range, undefined];
let isNoUpperBound = false;
if (!lower) {
if (lower === undefined) {
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Wish there was a lint for this

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Looks good

@fracek fracek merged commit 8fe1292 into apibara:main Oct 22, 2024
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