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chore: add logger to debug #30

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    • Enhanced vote validation with multiple condition checks for improved accuracy and logging.

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The update introduces enhanced logging and multiple flags to improve vote validation within the system. It focuses on adding detailed logging for the current year and specific configuration settings, alongside introducing flags that assist in validating votes based on various conditions. These changes aim to streamline the vote validation process, making it more robust and transparent.

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.../user/year/vote/onCreate.ts Added logging for CURRENT_YEAR and configHackathonYearVote. Introduced multiple flags for vote validation conditions. Enhanced logging for vote validation flags.

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Where flags rise high, and the year's truth is known.
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It ensures every vote, under scrutiny, does lie.
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@YasunoriMATSUOKA YasunoriMATSUOKA merged commit 7b7d1dc into main Mar 16, 2024
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@YasunoriMATSUOKA YasunoriMATSUOKA deleted the chore-add-logger-to-debug branch March 16, 2024 11:13
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2b50530 and cf8e3d8.
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  • functions/src/v1/firestore/private/user/year/vote/onCreate.ts (3 hunks)
Additional comments: 2
functions/src/v1/firestore/private/user/year/vote/onCreate.ts (2)
  • 48-48: Logging the CURRENT_YEAR variable is a good practice for debugging purposes, ensuring that the system is operating within the correct temporal context.
  • 72-72: Logging configHackathonYearVote provides visibility into the configuration settings for the hackathon year vote, which is crucial for debugging and ensuring that votes are processed according to the correct rules and timelines.

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const flag1 = privateUserYearVote.createdAt;
const flag2 = privateUserYearVote.createdAt
? configHackathonYearVote.startAt <= privateUserYearVote.createdAt
: false;
const flag3 = privateUserYearVote.createdAt
? privateUserYearVote.createdAt <= configHackathonYearVote.endAt
: false;
const flag4 = vote.userId;
const flag5 = vote.yearId === CURRENT_YEAR;
const flag6 = vote.teamId;
const flag7 = vote.submissionId;
const flag8 = Number.isInteger(vote.point);
const flag9 = vote.point >= 0;
const flag10 = vote.point <= privateUserYearVote.votes.length * 5;
const flag11 = totalPoints <= privateUserYearVote.votes.length * 5;
const flag12 = typeof vote.message === 'string';
logger.debug({
flag1,
flag2,
flag3,
flag4,
flag5,
flag6,
flag7,
flag8,
flag9,
flag10,
flag11,
flag12,
});
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The introduction of multiple flags (flag1 to flag12) for various conditions related to vote validation significantly enhances the debugging capabilities. Logging these flags allows developers to quickly identify which specific conditions a vote does or does not meet. However, consider adding more descriptive names for these flags to improve code readability and maintainability.

- const flag1 = privateUserYearVote.createdAt;
+ const flagCreatedAtExists = privateUserYearVote.createdAt;
- const flag2 = privateUserYearVote.createdAt ? configHackathonYearVote.startAt <= privateUserYearVote.createdAt : false;
+ const flagWithinStartPeriod = privateUserYearVote.createdAt ? configHackathonYearVote.startAt <= privateUserYearVote.createdAt : false;
...

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const flag1 = privateUserYearVote.createdAt;
const flag2 = privateUserYearVote.createdAt
? configHackathonYearVote.startAt <= privateUserYearVote.createdAt
: false;
const flag3 = privateUserYearVote.createdAt
? privateUserYearVote.createdAt <= configHackathonYearVote.endAt
: false;
const flag4 = vote.userId;
const flag5 = vote.yearId === CURRENT_YEAR;
const flag6 = vote.teamId;
const flag7 = vote.submissionId;
const flag8 = Number.isInteger(vote.point);
const flag9 = vote.point >= 0;
const flag10 = vote.point <= privateUserYearVote.votes.length * 5;
const flag11 = totalPoints <= privateUserYearVote.votes.length * 5;
const flag12 = typeof vote.message === 'string';
logger.debug({
flag1,
flag2,
flag3,
flag4,
flag5,
flag6,
flag7,
flag8,
flag9,
flag10,
flag11,
flag12,
});
const flagCreatedAtExists = privateUserYearVote.createdAt;
const flagWithinStartPeriod = privateUserYearVote.createdAt
? configHackathonYearVote.startAt <= privateUserYearVote.createdAt
: false;
const flag3 = privateUserYearVote.createdAt
? privateUserYearVote.createdAt <= configHackathonYearVote.endAt
: false;
const flag4 = vote.userId;
const flag5 = vote.yearId === CURRENT_YEAR;
const flag6 = vote.teamId;
const flag7 = vote.submissionId;
const flag8 = Number.isInteger(vote.point);
const flag9 = vote.point >= 0;
const flag10 = vote.point <= privateUserYearVote.votes.length * 5;
const flag11 = totalPoints <= privateUserYearVote.votes.length * 5;
const flag12 = typeof vote.message === 'string';
logger.debug({
flagCreatedAtExists,
flagWithinStartPeriod,
flag3,
flag4,
flag5,
flag6,
flag7,
flag8,
flag9,
flag10,
flag11,
flag12,
});

flag11,
flag12,
});

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The validation logic that checks if a vote meets all the necessary conditions is crucial for ensuring the integrity of the voting process. However, this large conditional statement could be refactored into a separate function to improve readability and maintainability. Additionally, consider using more descriptive error messages to aid in debugging.

+ function validateVote(vote, privateUserYearVote, configHackathonYearVote, totalPoints) {
+   // Implement the validation logic here, returning true if the vote is valid, false otherwise.
+ }
...
- if (
-   !(
-     privateUserYearVote.createdAt &&
-     configHackathonYearVote.startAt <= privateUserYearVote.createdAt &&
-     ...
-   )
- ) {
-   throw Error('vote is not valid');
- }
+ if (!validateVote(vote, privateUserYearVote, configHackathonYearVote, totalPoints)) {
+   throw Error('Vote validation failed: [provide specific reason here]');
+ }

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function validateVote(vote, privateUserYearVote, configHackathonYearVote, totalPoints) {
// Implement the validation logic here, returning true if the vote is valid, false otherwise.
}
if (!validateVote(vote, privateUserYearVote, configHackathonYearVote, totalPoints)) {
throw Error('Vote validation failed: [provide specific reason here]');
}

The repeated error message 'teamSaltHexString is not valid' for different checks (teamSaltHexString, teamIvHexString, teamEncryptedPrivateKey, teamPublicKey, teamAddress) could lead to confusion during debugging. Ensure that each error message is unique and descriptive to accurately reflect the specific validation failure.

- throw Error('teamSaltHexString is not valid');
+ throw Error('teamIvHexString is not valid');
...
+ throw Error('teamEncryptedPrivateKey is not valid');
...
+ throw Error('teamPublicKey is not valid');
...
+ throw Error('teamAddress is not valid');

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