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refactor(utils): Extract packages - use forEach instead of reduce #4288

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  • Refactor
    • Simplified implementation of package metadata extraction function
    • Improved code readability by replacing reduce method with forEach loop
    • Maintained existing functionality while streamlining code structure

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#11313 Bundle Size — 366.46KiB (0%).

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@vio vio force-pushed the refactor-package-extraction branch from 6bdd18b to b167eed Compare August 7, 2024 17:30
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The pull request introduces a refactoring of the extractModulesPackages function in the webpack module extraction utility. The primary change involves replacing the reduce method with a forEach loop for processing module paths. The core logic for extracting and managing package metadata remains consistent, with the implementation focusing on improving code readability and simplifying the control flow. The function's signature and return type remain unchanged, ensuring no disruption to existing interfaces.

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packages/utils/src/webpack/extract/modules-packages.ts Refactored package extraction logic from reduce to forEach loop

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
packages/utils/src/webpack/extract/modules-packages.ts (2)

114-117: Update the comment to accurately reflect the logic.

The comment "Same package name, but different paths" is misleading as the code is actually checking for packages with the same path, which could indicate symlinks.

-    // Same package name, but different paths (eg: symlinks)
+    // Check for packages with the same path (eg: symlinks)

131-137: Consider simplifying the max calculation.

The max calculation could be simplified using optional chaining and more descriptive variable names.

-    const lastIndex =
-      max(
-        Object.keys(packages)
-          .map((id) => id.split('~'))
-          .filter(([id]) => id === packageMeta.id)
-          .map(([__, index]) => parseInt(index, 10)),
-      ) || 0;
+    const existingIndices = Object.keys(packages)
+      .map((id) => id.split('~'))
+      .filter(([id]) => id === packageMeta.id)
+      .map(([__, index]) => parseInt(index, 10));
+    const lastIndex = max(existingIndices) ?? 0;
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packages/utils/src/webpack/extract/modules-packages.ts (3)

82-82: LGTM! Clean initialization with proper type annotation.


84-90: Great refactor! The forEach implementation improves readability.

The control flow is now more straightforward with clear early returns for invalid cases. This is a good example of choosing the right tool for the job - forEach is more intuitive than reduce for this use case.


84-146: Verify test coverage for the refactored implementation.

While the refactoring improves readability and maintainability, let's ensure all edge cases are still covered by the test suite.

✅ Verification successful

Test coverage verified successfully

The test suite comprehensively covers all scenarios in the refactored implementation, including package identification, value accumulation, path handling, and duplicate package scenarios. The refactoring maintains full compatibility with existing test cases.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for related test files
fd -e test.ts -e spec.ts modules-packages

# Look for test cases covering different package scenarios
rg -A 5 "describe.*modules-packages" 

Length of output: 82


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for test files in the webpack/extract directory with various extensions
fd -e test.ts -e spec.ts -e test.tsx -e spec.tsx . packages/utils/src/webpack/extract

# Search for files importing or using modules-packages
rg -l "modules-packages" packages/utils/src

# Search for test cases mentioning packages or modules extraction
rg -A 5 "describe.*\b(package|module|extract)" packages/utils/src

Length of output: 11133


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#!/bin/bash
# Get the content of the main test file
cat packages/utils/src/webpack/extract/__tests__/modules-packages.ts

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