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fix: fixed validation errors duplicates #2368

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Description

  • Added uniqBy to validator output to avoid error duplicates.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Enhanced error message filtering to remove duplicates in validation processes.

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  • Enhanced the JSON Schema Rule Engine to filter out duplicate error messages using lodash's uniqBy function.
  • This change ensures that each error message is unique, improving the clarity and usefulness of validation error outputs.

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json-schema.rule-engine.ts
Implement Unique Error Message Filtering in JSON Schema Rule Engine

apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/DynamicUI/rule-engines/json-schema.rule-engine.ts

  • Imported uniqBy from lodash to ensure unique error messages.
  • Modified the error filtering logic to use uniqBy based on the
    'message' property.
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    Walkthrough

    The JsonSchemaRuleEngine class has been updated to enhance its functionality. A new import (uniqBy from lodash) has been added to help in filtering out duplicate error messages during the validation process. This ensures that the output from the validation method is more concise and user-friendly by eliminating redundant information.

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    File Path Change Summary
    .../DynamicUI/rule-engines/json-schema.rule-engine.ts Added uniqBy import from lodash and updated the validate method to remove duplicate error messages using uniqBy.

    🐇💻
    Oh hoppity hop, code's been refined,
    No more repeats, that we will find.
    With uniqBy our errors stand,
    Unique and clear, across the land.
    Cheers to clean results, so grand!


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    PR Description updated to latest commit (b4ef6cc)

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    PR Description updated to latest commit (b4ef6cc)

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    ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]

    2, because the changes are concise and focused on a specific functionality (removing duplicates in error messages), but require understanding of the existing validation logic and the use of lodash's uniqBy function.

    🧪 Relevant tests

    No

    ⚡ Possible issues

    Possible Bug: If result is null or undefined, the call to result.flat() will throw a TypeError. This needs to be handled to prevent runtime errors.

    🔒 Security concerns

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    Code feedback:
    relevant fileapps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/DynamicUI/rule-engines/json-schema.rule-engine.ts
    suggestion      

    Consider adding a null check for result before calling result.flat() to prevent potential runtime errors. [important]

    relevant lineresult?.flat()?.filter(result => Boolean(result.message)),

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    ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]

    2, because the PR involves a straightforward addition of a utility function from a well-known library (lodash) and a minor logic change in the error handling process. The changes are localized and do not seem to involve complex logic alterations.

    🧪 Relevant tests

    No

    ⚡ Possible issues

    Possible Bug: If result is null or undefined, the call to result.flat() will throw a TypeError. This needs to be handled to prevent runtime errors.

    🔒 Security concerns

    No

    Code feedback:
    relevant fileapps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/DynamicUI/rule-engines/json-schema.rule-engine.ts
    suggestion      

    Consider adding a null check for result before calling result.flat() to prevent potential runtime errors. [important]

    relevant lineresult?.flat()?.filter(result => Boolean(result.message)),

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    Persistent review updated to latest commit b4ef6cc

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    Enhancement
    Replace lodash's uniqBy with native TypeScript array methods to filter unique error messages.

    Consider using TypeScript's built-in array methods to ensure type safety and avoid adding
    unnecessary dependencies like lodash for operations that can be performed natively. Here,
    you can replace uniqBy with a combination of map and reduce to filter unique error
    messages.

    apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/DynamicUI/rule-engines/json-schema.rule-engine.ts [78-80]

    -return uniqBy(
    -  result?.flat()?.filter(result => Boolean(result.message)),
    -  'message',
    -);
    +return result?.flat()?.filter(result => Boolean(result.message))
    +  .reduce((acc, current) => {
    +    const x = acc.find(item => item.message === current.message);
    +    if (!x) {
    +      return acc.concat([current]);
    +    } else {
    +      return acc;
    +    }
    +  }, []);
     

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    Possible issue
    Add a null check for result before manipulating it to prevent runtime errors.

    Consider checking if result is not null or undefined before calling flat() and filter()
    methods to avoid potential runtime errors.

    apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/DynamicUI/rule-engines/json-schema.rule-engine.ts [78-80]

    -return uniqBy(
    -  result?.flat()?.filter(result => Boolean(result.message)),
    -  'message',
    -);
    +if (result) {
    +  return uniqBy(
    +    result.flat().filter(result => Boolean(result.message)),
    +    'message',
    +  );
    +}
    +return [];
     

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    Best practice
    Improve type safety and readability by using TypeScript's type guards.

    Consider using TypeScript's built-in utility types for better type safety and readability
    instead of using Boolean for type coercion. You can use Boolean as a type guard directly
    in the filter method.

    apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/DynamicUI/rule-engines/json-schema.rule-engine.ts [79]

    -result?.flat()?.filter(result => Boolean(result.message))
    +result?.flat()?.filter((result): result is { message: string } => Boolean(result.message))
     
    Enhance type safety by explicitly defining the type in the uniqBy function.

    To ensure that the uniqBy function from lodash is used effectively, consider explicitly
    defining the type of the array elements to enhance type safety and prevent runtime errors.

    apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/DynamicUI/rule-engines/json-schema.rule-engine.ts [78-80]

    -return uniqBy(
    +return uniqBy<ErrorObject>(
       result?.flat()?.filter(result => Boolean(result.message)),
    -  'message',
    +  'message'
     );
     
    Possible issue
    Add a null check for result to prevent potential runtime errors.

    Since the result array is being flattened and filtered, consider checking if result is not
    null or undefined before proceeding with these operations to avoid potential runtime
    errors.

    apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/DynamicUI/rule-engines/json-schema.rule-engine.ts [78-80]

    +if (!result) return [];
     return uniqBy(
    -  result?.flat()?.filter(result => Boolean(result.message)),
    +  result.flat().filter(result => Boolean(result.message)),
       'message',
     );
     
    Performance
    Optimize performance by reducing the number of array operations.

    To improve performance, consider reducing the number of operations by combining flat and
    filter into a single reduce operation. This avoids creating intermediate arrays and can
    lead to better performance especially for large datasets.

    apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/DynamicUI/rule-engines/json-schema.rule-engine.ts [79]

    -result?.flat()?.filter(result => Boolean(result.message))
    +result?.reduce((acc, val) => acc.concat(val.message ? [val] : []), [])
     
    Maintainability
    Verify the necessity of the new uniqBy import to maintain clean code.

    To avoid potential issues with duplicate imports and to maintain clean and maintainable
    code, ensure that the newly added uniqBy import from lodash is used elsewhere in the file
    or consider removing it if it's not necessary.

    apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/DynamicUI/rule-engines/json-schema.rule-engine.ts [10]

    +// Ensure usage or remove if not necessary
     import uniqBy from 'lodash/uniqBy';
     

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    return uniqBy(
    result?.flat()?.filter(result => Boolean(result.message)),
    'message',
    );
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    Isn't a message connected to a field? It seems the real issue is that more than one of the same message is being pushed to the same field.

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    Duplicate messages are coming from ajv, the way we parsing errors and converting them to field errors didnt handled this case. So uniqBy should be fine.

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    If 3 fields have the same message, would only the first field have the message post this change?

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    Why in the first place we get couple of messages on a single input field? @chesterkmr

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