HP-1631: added into Customer entity state #73
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WalkthroughThe changes enhance various classes, focusing on action and customer management. The Changes
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src/customer/CustomerInterface.php (1)
39-43: LGTM! The new method enhances the interface.The introduction of the
getStatemethod is a valuable addition to theCustomerInterface, providing a way to retrieve the state of the customer.src/customer/Customer.php (4)
40-43: LGTM! The new property enhances the class.The introduction of the
stateproperty is a valuable addition to theCustomerclass, allowing it to manage customer state.
45-50: LGTM! The constructor update is appropriate.The constructor update to accept an optional
stateparameter and initialize thestateproperty is well-implemented.
82-88: LGTM! The new method is well-implemented.The implementation of the
getStatemethod in theCustomerclass aligns with theCustomerInterfaceand is well-implemented.
90-93: LGTM! The new method is well-implemented.The implementation of the
isDeletedmethod in theCustomerclass provides a straightforward way to assess the customer's status based on thestateproperty.
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src/customer/CustomerState.php (3)
1-4: LGTM!The file header is correctly set with strict types declaration and namespace declaration.
5-7: LGTM!The enum
CustomerStateis correctly declared with a single caseDELETED.
9-12: LGTM!The method
isDeletedis correctly implemented to check if a customer is deleted.
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src/customer/Customer.php (5)
40-43: LGTM! The nullable state property is well-defined.The
stateproperty is correctly introduced as a nullable string, providing flexibility for the customer's state management.
45-50: Constructor update is consistent and correct.The constructor correctly initializes the
stateproperty with the provided parameter, enhancing the flexibility of theCustomerclass.
82-88: LGTM! ThegetStatemethod is straightforward and correct.The method correctly returns the
stateproperty, adhering to the nullable string type.
90-93: TheisDeletedmethod is well-implemented.The method uses
CustomerState::isDeleted($this)to determine deletion status, which is a clean and encapsulated approach.
103-103: ThefromArraymethod correctly handles the state parameter.The method is updated to initialize the
Customerinstance with thestatevalue from the input array, providing a default ofnull.
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src/action/ActionState.php (1)
51-60: Update usage of deprecatedfinished()method.The
finished()method inActionStateis deprecated. Please update its usage toexpired()in the following location to align with the deprecation notice:
src/action/AbstractAction.php: Line containing$this->state = ActionState::finished();Analysis chain
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20-32: Encapsulation and extensibility improvements.Changing constants to private enhances encapsulation, and the addition of new states (
STATE_PREMATURE,STATE_FUTURE,STATE_CANCELED,STATE_EXPIRED) increases the functionality of the class. The constructor's use of a protected property aligns with best practices.
36-48: Type safety improvements.The addition of return types to methods like
getName()andisNew()enhances type safety and clarity.
65-82: New state methods added.The addition of methods like
premature(),future(),canceled(), andexpired()provides a comprehensive interface for state creation, enhancing the class's usability.
85-97: Enhanced state handling infromString().The
fromString()method now includes the newly added states in its allowed list, ensuring comprehensive state management.
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Enhancement: Method chaining enabled by returningSaleInterface.The change from
voidtoSaleInterfaceas the return type for theclosemethod allows for method chaining, enhancing the usability of theSaleclass. The internal logic remains robust with appropriate exception handling.
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src/sale/SaleInterface.php (1)
74-74: Consider the impact of changing the return type ofclose.The return type of the
closemethod has been changed fromvoidtoSaleInterface. This change facilitates method chaining but requires all implementing classes to return an instance ofSaleInterface. Ensure that all implementations of this interface are updated to comply with this new contract.Verification successful
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closemethod implementation inSaleis correct.The
closemethod in theSaleclass correctly returns$this, which is an instance ofSaleInterface. This aligns with the updated method signature in theSaleInterface. No further action is required.Scripts executed
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…ive() and removed ActionState::expired() because it is the same as ActionState::finished()
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src/action/ActionInterface.php (1)
73-73: Method Renaming is IncompleteThe method
isFinishedhas not been fully renamed toisNotActivethroughout the codebase. Please update the following occurrences to ensure consistency:
src/bill/BillState.php: MethodisFinishedsrc/bill/Bill.php: MethodisFinishedsrc/charge/ChargeState.php: MethodisFinishedsrc/charge/Charge.php: MethodisFinishedMake sure to update both the method definitions and any references to these methods.
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172-174: Inconsistent Method Renaming DetectedThe method
isFinishedstill exists in multiple locations within the codebase, and there are no occurrences ofisNotActive. This indicates that the renaming was not consistently applied. Please review and update all relevant references to ensure consistency.
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src/action/ActionState.php (12)
20-28: Visibility and encapsulation improvement.The state constants have been changed from public to private, improving encapsulation. This change aligns with best practices for maintaining internal state management.
30-30: Constructor improvement.The constructor now uses a protected property for the state variable, simplifying the assignment of the initial state. This change enhances readability and maintainability.
34-34: Return type declaration added.The method
getNamenow explicitly declares a return type ofstring, improving type safety and clarity.
39-39: Return type declaration added.The method
isNewnow explicitly declares a return type ofbool, enhancing type safety and clarity.
44-46: Logic update inisNotActive.The logic in the
isNotActivemethod checks if the state is not new, which aligns with the intended functionality of determining inactivity.
49-49: Return type declaration added.The method
newnow explicitly declares a return type ofself, improving type safety and clarity.
54-54: Return type declaration added.The method
finishednow explicitly declares a return type ofself, enhancing type safety and clarity.
59-62: New state methodpremature.The introduction of the
prematuremethod aligns with the new state management logic, providing a clear interface for creating this state.
64-66: New state methodfuture.The introduction of the
futuremethod aligns with the new state management logic, providing a clear interface for creating this state.
69-72: New state methodcanceled.The introduction of the
canceledmethod aligns with the new state management logic, providing a clear interface for creating this state.
74-83: Enhanced state validation infromString.The
fromStringmethod now includes the new states in its validation logic, ensuring comprehensive state management.
92-94: Equality check enhancement.The
equalsmethod now checks the state name, providing a straightforward way to compareActionStateinstances.src/order/Calculator.php (1)
109-109: Verify the impact of changing the condition to$action->isNotActive().The condition change from
$action->isFinished()to$action->isNotActive()alters when charges are marked as finished. Ensure this aligns with the intended business logic and that all related components handle this state correctly.Verification successful
The change to use
$action->isNotActive()is consistent with the intended logic.The
isNotActivemethod is implemented in several files and checks if the action's state is inactive or undefined. This change should align with the intended business logic, assuming the inactive state is the correct condition for the price calculation. Ensure that all related components handle this state appropriately.
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- src/customer/CustomerInterface.php (1 hunks)
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src/customer/CustomerInterface.php (2)
39-43: Addition ofgetStatemethod is appropriate.The
getStatemethod is correctly defined with a nullable return type?CustomerState, which provides flexibility in handling customer states.
45-45: Addition ofsetStatemethod is appropriate.The
setStatemethod is well-defined, using type hints for the parameter and returningselffor method chaining.
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src/customer/CustomerFactoryInterface.php (1)
20-20: Consider adding documentation for thecreatemethod.The removal of the docblock reduces documentation clarity. Consider adding a brief description of the method's purpose and behavior.
/** * Creates a new customer instance. * * @param CustomerCreationDto $dto Data transfer object containing customer creation data. * @return CustomerInterface The created customer instance. */src/customer/CustomerFactory.php (1)
20-20: Consider adding documentation for thecreatemethod.The removal of the comment block reduces documentation clarity. Consider adding a brief description of the method's purpose and behavior.
/** * Creates a new customer instance. * * @param CustomerCreationDto $dto Data transfer object containing customer creation data. * @return CustomerInterface The created customer instance. */
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- src/charge/ChargeFactory.php (1 hunks)
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- src/customer/CustomerFactory.php (1 hunks)
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src/bill/BillFactoryInterface.php (1)
20-20: LGTM! Verify usage of thecreatemethod.The change to return
BillInterfaceenhances flexibility and adheres to interface-based design principles.Ensure that all implementations of
BillFactoryInterfaceand usages of thecreatemethod conform to the new return type.Verification successful
Verification Successful: Implementation and Usage of
createMethod inBillFactoryInterfaceThe
createmethod inBillFactoryInterfaceis correctly implemented inBillFactoryto return aBillInterface. No conflicting usages were found in the codebase.Scripts executed
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20-20: LGTM! Verify usage of thecreatemethod.The change to return
PlanInterfaceenhances type safety and adheres to interface-based design principles.Ensure that all implementations of
PlanFactoryInterfaceand usages of thecreatemethod conform to the new return type.src/sale/SaleFactoryInterface.php (1)
20-20: LGTM! Verify usage of thecreatemethod and consider adding documentation.The change to return
SaleInterfaceenhances flexibility and adheres to interface-based design principles.Ensure that all implementations of
SaleFactoryInterfaceand usages of thecreatemethod conform to the new return type.Consider adding documentation to clarify the method's purpose and expected behavior.
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createMethod Implementation and Usage ConformityThe
createmethod inSaleFactory, which implementsSaleFactoryInterface, correctly returnsSaleInterface. All implementations and usages conform to the expected return type. Consider adding documentation to clarify the method's purpose and behavior.Scripts executed
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src/type/TypeFactoryInterface.php (1)
20-20: Approve return type change toTypeInterface.Changing the return type to
TypeInterfaceenhances flexibility and supports interface-based design principles. Ensure that all implementations of this interface return an object that implementsTypeInterface.src/action/ActionFactoryInterface.php (1)
20-20: Approve return type change toAbstractAction.Changing the return type to
AbstractActionallows for more flexibility in the types of actions that can be created. Ensure that all implementations of this interface return an object that extendsAbstractAction.src/charge/ChargeFactoryInterface.php (1)
20-20: Approve return type change toChargeInterface.Changing the return type to
ChargeInterfaceenhances the design's flexibility and extensibility. Ensure that all implementations of this interface return an object that implementsChargeInterface.src/customer/CustomerFactoryInterface.php (1)
20-20: Enhance flexibility with interface return type.Changing the return type to
CustomerInterfaceallows for more flexible implementations and better adherence to interface-based design principles.src/type/TypeFactory.php (1)
18-18: Improve type safety with explicit return type.Specifying
TypeInterfaceas the return type enhances type safety and clarity, ensuring the method's contract is clear.src/customer/CustomerFactory.php (1)
20-20: Enhance flexibility with interface return type.Changing the return type to
CustomerInterfaceallows for more flexible implementations and better adherence to interface-based design principles.src/sale/SaleFactory.php (1)
20-20: Return type declaration added forcreatemethod.The addition of the
SaleInterfacereturn type enhances type safety and clarity in the method's contract. This is a positive change.src/charge/ChargeFactory.php (1)
20-20: Return type declaration added forcreatemethod.The addition of the
ChargeInterfacereturn type enhances type safety and clarity in the method's contract. This is a positive change.src/target/TargetFactory.php (1)
20-20: Return type declaration added forcreatemethod.The addition of the
TargetInterfacereturn type enhances type safety and clarity in the method's contract. This is a positive change.src/bill/BillFactory.php (1)
20-20: LGTM! But verify the method usage in the codebase.The change to return a
BillInterfaceenhances flexibility by allowing different implementations. Ensure that all usages of this method are compatible with the new return type.src/target/TargetFactoryInterface.php (1)
20-20: LGTM! But verify the interface implementations.The change to return a
TargetInterfaceenhances type safety. Ensure that all implementations of this interface are updated to return aTargetInterface.src/action/ActionFactory.php (1)
20-32: LGTM! But verify the method usage in the codebase.The change to return an
AbstractActionallows for more flexibility in action object creation. Ensure that all usages of this method are compatible with the new return type.src/plan/PlanFactory.php (2)
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Change approved: Added return type declaration.The addition of the
PlanInterfacereturn type improves type safety and clarity.Ensure that any related interfaces or abstract classes specify this return type for consistency.
20-23: Change approved: Added return type declaration.The addition of the
PlanInterfacereturn type enhances type safety and clarity.Ensure that the
PlanFactoryInterfacealso specifies this return type for consistency.Verification successful
Verification successful: Interface consistency confirmed.
The
PlanFactoryInterfacecorrectly specifies thePlanInterfacereturn type for thecreatemethod, aligning with the implementation inPlanFactory. No further action is needed.
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31-31: Change approved: Added optional parameter.The addition of the
?string $closeTime = nullparameter enhances flexibility without affecting existing calls.Ensure that all implementations of this interface accommodate the new parameter.
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125-133: Change approved: Added optional parameter.The
?string $closeTime = nullparameter is correctly integrated into the sale creation logic.Ensure that the parameter usage is consistent throughout the method.
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Change approved: Added return type declaration.The
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14-28: Import changes look good.The added imports are necessary for the type declarations and improve code clarity.
39-39: Type declaration for$entitiesis appropriate.The explicit type declaration improves type safety and clarity.
41-41: Type declaration for$factoriesis appropriate.The explicit type declaration improves type safety and clarity.
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Moneyensures the method returns the expected type.
78-80: Return type forgetCurrencyis appropriate.Specifying the return type as
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Return and parameter types forparseQuantityare appropriate.Specifying the return type as
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QuantityInterfaceensures the method returns the expected type.
103-105: Return type forgetUnitis appropriate.Specifying the return type as
UnitInterfaceensures the method returns the expected type.
108-110: Return type forcreateUnitis appropriate.Specifying the return type as
UnitInterfaceensures the method returns the expected type.
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Return and parameter types forcreateTargetsare appropriate.Specifying the return type as
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Return type and documentation forgetChargesare appropriate.Specifying the return type as
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176-178: Return type forgetChargeis appropriate.Specifying the return type as
ChargeInterfaceensures the method returns the expected type.
181-183: Return type forgetPriceis appropriate.Specifying the return type as
PriceInterfaceensures the method returns the expected type.
186-188: Return type forgetBillis appropriate.Specifying the return type as
BillInterfaceensures the method returns the expected type.
191-193: Return type forgetPlanis appropriate.Specifying the return type as
PlanInterfaceensures the method returns the expected type.
196-198: Return type forgetSaleis appropriate.Specifying the return type as
SaleInterfaceensures the method returns the expected type.
201-203: Return type forgetCustomeris appropriate.Specifying the return type as
CustomerInterfaceensures the method returns the expected type.
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30-30: New property$saleCloseTimeadded.The addition of
$saleCloseTimeenhances the class's ability to track the closing time of sales. Ensure its usage is consistent throughout the class.
172-179: New methodsaleWithCloseTimeadded.This method allows sales to be recorded with both start and close times, enhancing the sales tracking functionality. Ensure that the
prepareTimemethod correctly processes both$timeand$closeTimeinputs.
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28-32: Ensure consistency in method naming and parameters.The newly added methods
getSale,getAction, andgetPlanfollow a consistent pattern for creating specific billing entities. Ensure that the parameters and return types align with the intended use cases and that the implementations in the corresponding classes are updated accordingly.src/plan/PlanRepositoryInterface.php (1)
46-46: Verify the implementation of thesavemethod.The
savemethod has been added to thePlanRepositoryInterface. Ensure that the implementation in the repository class correctly handles the persistence ofPlanInterfaceobjects and that any necessary validation or error handling is in place.src/plan/PlanInterface.php (2)
31-32: Ensure consistent implementation ofsetId.The
setIdmethod allows setting the ID of a plan. Verify that this method is implemented correctly in thePlanclass and that it aligns with the intended use cases.
55-57: Ensure consistent implementation ofsetName.The
setNamemethod allows setting the name of a plan. Verify that this method is implemented correctly in thePlanclass and that it aligns with the intended use cases.src/plan/Plan.php (1)
88-91: Verify the integrity of thesetIdmethod.The
setIdmethod allows updating the ID of aPlanobject. Ensure that this method maintains the integrity of the class's state and that any necessary validation or constraints are applied.
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37-38: LGTM!The
createmethod is unchanged and appears to be correctly defined for creating billing objects by entity name and data.
39-40: Addition ofgetSalemethod looks good!The
getSalemethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrieveSaleInterfaceobjects.
41-42: Addition ofgetActionmethod looks good!The
getActionmethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrieveActionInterfaceobjects.
43-44: Addition ofgetPlanmethod looks good!The
getPlanmethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrievePlanInterfaceobjects.
45-46: Addition ofgetCustomermethod looks good!The
getCustomermethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrieveCustomerInterfaceobjects.
47-48: Addition ofgetChargemethod looks good!The
getChargemethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrieveChargeInterfaceobjects.
49-50: Addition ofgetPricemethod looks good!The
getPricemethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrievePriceInterfaceobjects.
51-52: Addition ofgetBillmethod looks good!The
getBillmethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrieveBillInterfaceobjects.
53-54: Addition ofgetTargetmethod looks good!The
getTargetmethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrieveTargetInterfaceobjects.
55-56: Addition ofgetTypemethod looks good!The
getTypemethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrieveTypeInterfaceobjects.
57-58: Addition ofgetUnitmethod looks good!The
getUnitmethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrieveUnitInterfaceobjects.
59-60: Addition ofcreateUnitmethod looks good!The
createUnitmethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to createUnitInterfaceobjects.
61-62: Addition ofgetQuantitymethod looks good!The
getQuantitymethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrieveQuantityInterfaceobjects.
63-64: Addition ofcreateQuantitymethod looks good!The
createQuantitymethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to createQuantityInterfaceobjects.
65-66: Addition ofparseQuantitymethod looks good!The
parseQuantitymethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to parse strings into quantity arrays.
67-68: Addition ofgetMoneymethod looks good!The
getMoneymethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrieveMoneyobjects.
69-70: Addition ofcreateMoneymethod looks good!The
createMoneymethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to createMoneyobjects.
71-72: Addition ofparseMoneymethod looks good!The
parseMoneymethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to parse strings into money arrays.
73-74: Addition ofgetCurrencymethod looks good!The
getCurrencymethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrieveCurrencyobjects.
75-76: Addition ofcreateTimemethod looks good!The
createTimemethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to createDateTimeImmutableobjects.
77-78: Addition ofgetTimemethod looks good!The
getTimemethod is a valuable addition, enhancing the interface's capability to retrieveDateTimeImmutableobjects.
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5-13: Consider adding documentation for state constants.Adding PHPDoc comments for each state constant would improve code readability and maintainability by providing context about each state.
+ /** @var string Represents a blocked state */ public const BLOCKED = 'blocked'; + /** @var string Represents a deleted state */ public const DELETED = 'deleted'; + /** @var string Represents a new state */ public const NEW = 'new'; + /** @var string Represents an OK state */ public const OK = 'ok';
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15-17: LGTM! The constructor is well-defined.The private constructor ensures controlled instantiation, which is appropriate for this class design.
19-22: LGTM! ThegetNamemethod is correctly implemented.The method simply returns the current state, which is appropriate for its purpose.
24-27: LGTM! TheisDeletedmethod is correctly implemented.The static method effectively checks if the customer's state is
DELETED.
29-32: LGTM! Thedeletedmethod is correctly implemented.The method provides a convenient way to create a
CustomerStatewith theDELETEDstate.
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Use a more specific exception type for invalid states.
Consider using InvalidArgumentException instead of the generic Exception for better clarity and error handling.
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Should be converted to Enum, probably
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Since I added CustomerState into the Customer class changing it to Enum will cause an error in CustomerHydrator
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1-9: LGTM!The introduction of the
CustomerStateExceptionclass is a good addition to the codebase. It enhances the overall structure of the exception handling in the application by providing a dedicated exception type for customer state-related errors.Extending
RuntimeExceptionand implementing theExceptionInterfaceensures that the class adheres to the application's exception handling conventions and provides a base set of functionality.This change promotes better organization, separation of concerns, and can lead to clearer error management and improved debugging capabilities.
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7-67: LGTM!The
CustomerStateclass provides a structured and robust approach to manage customer states. The use of constants, private constructor, and factory methods ensures the integrity of the state instances. ThefromStringmethod's validation and specific exception improve error handling and clarity.src/action/ActionState.php (7)
20-30: LGTM!The addition of new state constants (
STATE_PREMATURE,STATE_FUTURE, andSTATE_CANCELED) expands the range of possible action states, enhancing the functionality of the class. Changing the visibility of all state constants toprivateis also a good practice, as it reinforces encapsulation.
32-32: LGTM!Utilizing a
protectedproperty forstatein the constructor simplifies the assignment process. Setting a default value ofself::STATE_NEWis also a good practice, as it ensures that if no state is provided, the action will be initialized with the "new" state.
46-48: LGTM!Renaming the method to
isNotActive()improves clarity, as it explicitly conveys the purpose of the method. Changing the logic to check if the state is notnewis also a logical change, as it aligns with the concept of an action being active only when it is in the "new" state.
66-79: LGTM!The addition of new static methods (
premature(),future(), andcanceled()) is a good practice, as it provides a convenient and consistent way to create instances of the class representing the new states.
81-98: LGTM!Updating the
fromString()method to include the new states in its validation process is a necessary change. It ensures that any state string passed to the method is recognized and validated, maintaining the consistency and integrity of the state creation process.
100-103: LGTM!The addition of the
equals(ActionState $other)method is a useful feature. It provides a convenient way to compare twoActionStateinstances based on their state names, which is a logical approach to determine if two instances represent the same state.
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1-103: Overall, the changes to theActionStateclass are well-implemented and enhance its functionality.The modifications, including new state constants, improved constructor, renamed methods, new static methods, updated validation, and a new comparison method, collectively enhance the class's functionality and flexibility in managing various action states. The changes promote better encapsulation, clarity, consistency, and ease of use.
No major issues or concerns have been identified in the code changes. Great job!
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Consider converting to an Enum in the future.
As suggested in the past review comments, converting this class to an Enum could provide additional benefits such as type safety and improved readability. If possible, consider this refactoring in the future, ensuring that it doesn't introduce errors in other parts of the system, such as CustomerHydrator.
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20-35: Summary: Positive changes towards interface-based programming.The changes in this file represent a shift towards more interface-based programming, which is a positive step for the codebase. These modifications improve type safety and potentially increase the flexibility of the system.
Consider the following recommendations:
- Ensure that all classes implementing
PlanInterfaceare updated accordingly.- Review the usage of
PlanFactorythroughout the codebase to verify that consumers are expectingPlanInterfacerather than concretePlaninstances.- If not already done, consider adding unit tests to verify that the factory methods return objects implementing
PlanInterface.src/plan/PlanInterface.php (1)
59-59: LGTM with a minor concern: Setter added for parentId, but type inconsistency with getter.The
setParentIdmethod is a good addition, complementing the existinggetParentIdmethod. However, there's a potential inconsistency:
getParentIdreturns?int(nullable integer)setParentIdtakesint(non-nullable integer)Consider aligning the types for consistency, either by making
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?inttype hint for the$parent_idparameter in the constructor improves type safety and consistency with the property and getter method. However, to further enhance type safety and code clarity, consider adding type hints for the remaining parameters:
$id: Could beint|string|null$name: Should bestring$prices: Should bearrayConsider updating the constructor signature as follows:
public function __construct( int|string|null $id, string $name, ?CustomerInterface $seller = null, array $prices = [], ?TypeInterface $type = null, ?int $parent_id = null )This change would provide complete type safety for all parameters in the constructor.
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isFinished()method toisNotActive()with updated logic.These changes may have implications for the wider codebase:
- The removal of
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25-25: Approve the return type change to PlanInterface and review Plan::class usage.The update from
PlantoPlanInterfaceas the return type is a positive change, consistent with thecreatemethod. However, consider reviewing the usage ofPlan::classas the default value for the$classparameter.To ensure that the
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20-20: Approve the return type change to PlanInterface.The update from
PlantoPlanInterfaceas the return type is a positive change. It promotes programming to interfaces, which enhances flexibility and maintainability of the codebase.To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script to check for any other occurrences of
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31-31: LGTM: Appropriate setter method added for id property.The
setIdmethod complements the existinggetIdmethod, providing a way to set the id property. The method signature is clear and follows modern PHP type hinting practices.
43-43: LGTM: Useful method added to check for the existence of prices.The
hasPricesmethod is a valuable addition that complements the existinggetPricesmethod. It provides a quick way to check if the plan has any prices without necessarily retrieving them.
55-55: LGTM: Appropriate setter method added for name property.The
setNamemethod complements the existinggetNamemethod, providing a way to set the name property. The method signature is clear and follows modern PHP type hinting practices.
51-51: LGTM: Getter for seller added. Verify impact on related classes.The
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74-74: Approve change and verify implementationsThe modification of the
closemethod's return type fromvoidtoSaleInterfaceis a positive change. It improves method chaining capabilities, enhances consistency with other methods in the interface, and increases testability.However, this is a breaking change that requires updating all existing implementations of
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?intfor thegetParentIdmethod improves type safety and code clarity. It correctly represents that the parent ID can be either an integer or null, which is consistent with the nullable$parent_idproperty.
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1-165: Summary of changes and suggestionsThe changes to the
Planclass improve type safety and code clarity, particularly with the addition of thesetIdmethod, the explicit return type forgetParentId, and the type hint for$parent_idin the constructor. However, there are a few points to consider:
- The implications of allowing
idto be changed after object creation should be carefully evaluated.- Consider adding type hints for the remaining parameters in the constructor to further enhance type safety.
Overall, these changes represent a positive step towards a more robust and type-safe implementation of the
Planclass.
86-89: Approve the addition ofsetIdmethod, but consider potential implications.The new
setIdmethod provides a way to set theidproperty with proper type hinting. However, allowing theidto be changed after object creation might lead to inconsistencies or unexpected behavior in the system, especially if theidis used as a unique identifier elsewhere.Consider the following:
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Update Remaining Usages of isFinished() to isNotActive()
The method isFinished() is still used in the following files:
src/bill/Bill.phpsrc/charge/Charge.php
Please update these method calls to isNotActive() to maintain consistency and prevent potential errors.
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Approve renaming isFinished() to isNotActive() with suggestions
The renaming of isFinished() to isNotActive() improves clarity and aligns better with the method's functionality. The internal logic update is consistent with this change.
Consider adding a PHPDoc comment to explain the purpose and behavior of the isNotActive() method, especially if it differs from the previous isFinished() method.
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The isFinished() method is still used in multiple classes (Bill, Charge, etc.), while Calculator.php now uses isNotActive(). This inconsistency could lead to confusion and potential bugs.
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Verify the semantic change and its implications
The condition for setting charges as finished has been changed from isFinished() to isNotActive(). This semantic change could have significant implications:
- The new condition might be broader, potentially setting charges as finished in more scenarios than before.
- Ensure that this change aligns with the business logic and doesn't introduce unintended side effects.
- Verify that the
ActionInterfacehas been updated to include theisNotActive()method. - Check for backwards compatibility issues if other parts of the codebase rely on the
isFinished()method. - Update the method's documentation to reflect this change in behavior.
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tests/support/plan/SimplePlanRepository.php (2)
55-58: Improve method signature and add PHPDoc.The new
savemethod has a few minor issues:
- The parameter name
$actionis inconsistent with the method namesaveand the parameter typePlanInterface. Consider renaming it to$planfor clarity.- The method lacks a PHPDoc comment block, which would be helpful for documentation.
Consider applying the following changes:
+ /** + * Saves the given plan. + * + * @param PlanInterface $plan The plan to save + * @throws \Exception This method is not implemented + */ - public function save(PlanInterface $action): void + public function save(PlanInterface $plan): void { throw new \Exception('not implemented'); }These changes will improve code consistency and documentation.
55-58: Consider adding TODO comments for unimplemented methods.The
savemethod, along with other methods in this class, throws a "not implemented" exception. While this is acceptable for a test support class, it might be helpful to add TODO comments to these methods. This would serve as a reminder for developers to implement these methods in the future if needed.Consider adding TODO comments to unimplemented methods like this:
public function save(PlanInterface $plan): void { + // TODO: Implement save() method when needed for tests throw new \Exception('not implemented'); }You may want to apply similar TODO comments to other unimplemented methods in this class for consistency.
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55-58: LGTM with minor suggestions.The addition of the
savemethod to theSimplePlanRepositoryclass is appropriate and aligns with thePlanRepositoryInterfacerequirements. The implementation as a placeholder method throwing a "not implemented" exception is suitable for a test support class.Please consider the minor suggestions provided in the previous comments to improve code clarity and documentation.
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tests/behat/bootstrap/BuilderInterface.php (1)
33-33: Clarify the purpose of the newcreateSalemethod and its relation tobuildSale.The addition of the
createSalemethod with an identical signature tobuildSaleraises questions about their distinct purposes and usage scenarios. To improve code clarity and maintainability:
- Please clarify the differences between
buildSaleandcreateSale.- Consider adding method documentation to explain the specific use cases for each method.
This will help developers understand when to use each method and prevent potential misuse.
Example documentation format:
/** * Creates a new sale. * * @param string $target The target of the sale. * @param string $planName The name of the plan for the sale. * @param string $time The time of the sale creation. * @param string|null $closeTime Optional. The time when the sale closes. * @return SaleInterface The created sale object. */ public function createSale(string $target, string $planName, string $time, ?string $closeTime = null): SaleInterface;
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1-58: Verify all implementations of BuilderInterface are updated.Given the changes to the
BuilderInterface, it's crucial to ensure that all classes implementing this interface are updated to reflect these changes. This includes updating the method signatures and implementing the newcreateSalemethod.Run the following script to identify classes that implement
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31-32: Approve changes tobuildSalemethod signature with a suggestion for verification.The updates to the
buildSalemethod signature improve clarity and extend functionality:
- Renaming
$planto$planNamebetter indicates the expected input.- Adding the optional
$closeTimeparameter allows for specifying when a sale ends.These changes enhance the method's flexibility and readability.
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New Features
ActionStateclass (e.g., STATE_PREMATURE, STATE_FUTURE, STATE_CANCELED) to enhance state management.ActionStatefor better usability.closemethod in theSaleclass to support method chaining by returning the instance.BuilderInterfacewith new methods for creating sales and actions.BillingContextfor creating sales with both start and close times.Improvements
Customerclass to accept an optional state parameter for greater flexibility.CustomerInterfacewith new methods to manage the customer's state.Factoryclass with explicit return types for various methods.These changes improve the overall utility and flexibility of customer and action management within the application.