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Summary of Changes
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This pull request introduces a new internal event that allows the application to programmatically clear cached information related to user sessions and pre-authentication. This enhancement provides a controlled way to manage application state, ensuring data consistency and improving reliability, especially in scenarios requiring a fresh state.
Highlights
- New EmbedEvent: Introduced CLEAR_INFO_CACHE to the EmbedEvent enum, enabling an internal mechanism to clear cached information from the application.
- Cache Clearing Logic: Implemented processClearInfoCache in processData.ts to reset both pre-authentication and session-related cached data, ensuring proper state management.
- Event Handling Integration: Integrated the new CLEAR_INFO_CACHE event into the main processEventData function, allowing the application to respond to this event by invoking the cache clearing logic.
- Unit Testing: Added a dedicated unit test in processData.spec.ts to verify that the CLEAR_INFO_CACHE event correctly triggers the resetting of cached pre-authentication and session information.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a new internal event, CLEAR_INFO_CACHE, to allow clearing the info cache from the consuming application. The implementation adds the new event to the EmbedEvent enum, includes a handler in processEventData to call cache-clearing functions, and provides a unit test to verify this new functionality. My review focuses on improving code clarity and maintainability by refining the JSDoc and removing an unused parameter in the new event handler function.
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| function processClearInfoCache(e: any) { | ||
| resetCachedPreauthInfo(); | ||
| resetCachedSessionInfo(); | ||
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The JSDoc for processClearInfoCache is incomplete, and the function accepts a parameter e which is not used. For better code clarity and maintainability, it's best to provide a proper description of the function's purpose and remove the unused parameter.
/**
* Clears the cached pre-authentication and session information.
*/
function processClearInfoCache() {
resetCachedPreauthInfo();
resetCachedSessionInfo();
}
src/utils/processData.ts
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| case EmbedEvent.ExitPresentMode: | ||
| return processExitPresentMode(e); | ||
| case EmbedEvent.CLEAR_INFO_CACHE: | ||
| return processClearInfoCache(e); |
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To align with the removal of the unused parameter from processClearInfoCache (as suggested in another comment), this call should be updated to not pass any arguments.
return processClearInfoCache();
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