[balanceplatform] Code generation: update services and models#1637
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This pull request introduces automated changes from an OpenAPI definition, adding a new endpoint and related models for the balanceplatform service. The changes are generally good, but I've identified an opportunity to improve the generated code for the new API method. My feedback focuses on enhancing type safety and simplifying the parameter handling logic to make the code more robust and readable.
| * @param formType {@link string } (Required) The type of tax form you want a summary for. Accepted values are **US1099k** and **US1099nec**. | ||
| * @return {@link TaxFormSummaryResponse } | ||
| */ | ||
| public async getTaxFormSummary(id: string, formType: string, requestOptions?: IRequest.Options): Promise<TaxFormSummaryResponse> { |
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For better type safety and to align with the JSDoc, which states accepted values are US1099k and US1099nec, the formType parameter should be typed as a string literal union instead of a generic string. This is consistent with other methods in this API, like getTaxForm.
| public async getTaxFormSummary(id: string, formType: string, requestOptions?: IRequest.Options): Promise<TaxFormSummaryResponse> { | |
| public async getTaxFormSummary(id: string, formType: "US1099k" | "US1099nec", requestOptions?: IRequest.Options): Promise<TaxFormSummaryResponse> { |
| const hasDefinedQueryParams = formType; | ||
| if(hasDefinedQueryParams) { | ||
| if(!requestOptions) requestOptions = {}; | ||
| if(!requestOptions.params) requestOptions.params = {}; | ||
| if(formType) requestOptions.params["formType"] = formType; | ||
| } |
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This block for handling query parameters is verbose and contains redundant checks. Since formType is a required parameter, it will always have a value. The logic can be simplified to be more direct and readable by using modern TypeScript features and promoting immutability.
requestOptions = {
...requestOptions,
params: {
...requestOptions?.params,
formType,
},
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