SCAL-116862 FOR TEST added console log #311
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request introduces several debugging statements and a clarifying comment across two TypeScript files. The changes are primarily focused on adding logger.info and console.log calls to trace the execution flow within the embedded application, specifically around online event handling, authentication processes, and reload triggers. This is intended to assist with testing and understanding the system's behavior in these areas.
Highlights
- Online Event Listener Logging: A
logger.infostatement has been added to theonlineEventListenerinsrc/embed/ts-embed.tsto track when this event listener is triggered. - Authentication Expiration Comment: A comment
// over here we are getting auth expirewas added insrc/embed/ts-embed.tsto highlight a section related to authentication expiration during cookieless trusted authentication. - Login Failure Logging: A
console.logstatement has been added insrc/embed/ts-embed.tsto log 'auth expire is coming here' when a user is not logged in after an authentication check, indicating a login failure or expired session. - Reload Event Logging: A
logger.infostatement has been added tosrc/utils/processTrigger.tsto log when thereloadevent is processed, aiding in debugging the reload mechanism.
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Code Review
This pull request adds several console.log and logger.info statements with messages that appear to be for debugging purposes, as indicated by the PR title. This type of code is not suitable for a production environment as it adds noise to the logs and can expose internal workings. I've left comments to remove these debugging statements and an unhelpful code comment. Please ensure all temporary and test-related code is removed before merging.
src/embed/ts-embed.ts
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| window.addEventListener('message', messageEventListener); | ||
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| const onlineEventListener = (e: Event) => { | ||
| logger.info('online event listener is coming here'); |
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This log message appears to be for debugging purposes and is not suitable for production code. Please remove it before merging.
src/embed/ts-embed.ts
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| ?.then((isLoggedIn: boolean) => { | ||
| if (!isLoggedIn) { | ||
| this.handleInsertionIntoDOM(this.embedConfig.loginFailedMessage); | ||
| console.log('auth expire is coming here'); |
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This console.log statement seems to be for debugging. It's best to avoid direct console.log calls in production code and use the provided logger utility instead. In this case, the log message itself is not suitable for production, so it should be removed entirely.
src/utils/processTrigger.ts
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| ): Promise<any> { | ||
| return new Promise<any>((res, rej) => { | ||
| if (messageType === HostEvent.Reload) { | ||
| logger.info('reload event listener is coming here'); |
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This log message appears to be for debugging purposes and should be removed from production code.
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| // Default autoLogin: true for cookieless if undefined/null, otherwise | ||
| // false | ||
| autoLogin = autoLogin ?? (authType === AuthType.TrustedAuthTokenCookieless); | ||
| // over here we are getting auth expire |
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