8000 Add `GraphDefsListView` to `EmbedRecordViewUnion` by takke · Pull Request #27 · uakihir0/kbsky · GitHub
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@takke takke commented Feb 24, 2024

Post の embed にリストのカードが含まれる場合があるのでパースするようにしました。

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https://bsky.app/profile/takke.jp/post/3km4zkh6bbj2s

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced embed functionalities with the addition of graph list views, allowing for richer data representation.

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The recent update involves enhancing the EmbedRecordViewUnion class with a new reference to GraphDefsListView, facilitating the handling of graph definitions within the system. This integration allows for a more structured and accessible approach to managing graph data. Additionally, the update includes improvements to serialization capabilities, specifically accommodating the GraphDefsListView, ensuring seamless data processing and storage.

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File Path Change Summary
.../kbsky/model/bsky/embed/EmbedRecordViewUnion.kt Added GraphDefsListView reference and listView() function.
.../kbsky/model/bsky/graph/GraphDefsListView.kt Made GraphDefsListView extend EmbedRecordViewUnion; Overrode type property.
.../kbsky/util/json/EmbedRecordViewPolymorphicSerializer.kt Added serialization support for GraphDefsListView.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3fe5809 and e3afcbd.
Files selected for processing (3)
  • core/src/commonMain/kotlin/work/socialhub/kbsky/model/bsky/embed/EmbedRecordViewUnion.kt (2 hunks)
  • core/src/commonMain/kotlin/work/socialhub/kbsky/model/bsky/graph/GraphDefsListView.kt (1 hunks)
  • core/src/commonMain/kotlin/work/socialhub/kbsky/util/json/EmbedRecordViewPolymorphicSerializer.kt (2 hunks)
Additional comments: 8
core/src/commonMain/kotlin/work/socialhub/kbsky/model/bsky/embed/EmbedRecordViewUnion.kt (3)
  • 6-6: The import statement for GraphDefsListView is correctly added to support the new functionality of handling list views within embeds.
  • 14-14: The documentation is updated to include a reference to GraphDefsListView, which is a good practice for maintaining clarity and readability of the codebase.
  • 25-25: The addition of the listView() function is a logical extension to the EmbedRecordViewUnion class, enabling the handling of list views. However, ensure that all instances where EmbedRecordViewUnion is used are reviewed to accommodate this new functionality, especially in polymorphic deserialization scenarios.
Verification successful

To further verify the review comment, it's crucial to inspect how the EmbedRecordViewUnion and its new listView() function are handled, especially in polymorphic deserialization scenarios. This involves examining the EmbedRecordViewPolymorphicSerializer.kt file and any logic that interacts with EmbedRecordViewUnion instances to ensure the new functionality is properly integrated and does not adversely affect existing code. Given the information provided, a deeper analysis of the serializer and related usage patterns is necessary to conclude definitively.


The examination of the EmbedRecordViewPolymorphicSerializer.kt file and the search for explicit references to listView() or GraphDefsListView indicate that the polymorphic serializer is already set up to handle different subclasses of EmbedRecordViewUnion, including GraphDefsListView. The addition of the listView() function to EmbedRecordViewUnion does not appear to introduce any issues that would affect polymorphic deserialization or require adjustments in the codebase. The initial concern about ensuring all instances where EmbedRecordViewUnion is used are reviewed to accommodate the new listView() functionality is addressed by the existing setup of the polymorphic serializer and the lack of additional specific logic or usage of listView() elsewhere in the codebase.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for usages of EmbedRecordViewUnion to ensure listView() is properly handled.
rg --type kotlin 'EmbedRecordViewUnion'

Length of output: 2259



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Inspect the EmbedRecordViewPolymorphicSerializer.kt file for handling of EmbedRecordViewUnion and listView()
cat core/src/commonMain/kotlin/work/socialhub/kbsky/util/json/EmbedRecordViewPolymorphicSerializer.kt

# Check for explicit references or logic related to listView()
8000
 or GraphDefsListView in the codebase
rg --type kotlin 'listView\(\)' || rg --type kotlin 'GraphDefsListView'

Length of output: 1977

core/src/commonMain/kotlin/work/socialhub/kbsky/model/bsky/graph/GraphDefsListView.kt (3)
  • 7-7: The import statement for EmbedRecordViewUnion is correctly added, enabling GraphDefsListView to extend EmbedRecordViewUnion. This is crucial for integrating the new list view functionality within the embed system.
  • 15-15: The GraphDefsListView class is correctly defined to extend EmbedRecordViewUnion, which is essential for the polymorphic handling of different embed view types. This aligns with the PR's objective to enhance parsing capabilities for list cards.
  • 22-22: Overriding the type property with a specific value for list views (BlueskyTypes.GraphDefs + "#listView") is a good practice for distinguishing this embed type. Ensure that this type value is unique and correctly used in serialization/deserialization processes.
core/src/commonMain/kotlin/work/socialhub/kbsky/util/json/EmbedRecordViewPolymorphicSerializer.kt (2)
  • 12-12: The import statement for GraphDefsListView is correctly added, which is necessary for the serialization support of the new list view functionality within embeds.
  • 28-28: Adding GraphDefsListView.TYPE to the selectDeserializer function is crucial for supporting the serialization of the new list view embed type. This ensures that GraphDefsListView instances are correctly handled during the serialization process. It's important to verify that the TYPE constant is correctly defined and unique to avoid conflicts.

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👍🏼 ありがとうございます!

@uakihir0 uakihir0 merged commit 6dae45c into uakihir0:main Feb 24, 2024
@takke takke deleted the add_list_view_to_embed_record_view branch February 24, 2024 23:23
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