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common/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/common/functions/PeriodToString.java (3)
103-110: 💤 Low valueHardcoded translation key couples a generically-named interface to bounds-period semantics.
PeriodToString.convert(...)always formats"fields.boundsPeriod". Given the generic namePeriodToString, future callers may reasonably expect to convert a period for non-bounds contexts and get an unexpectedly bounds-shaped message back. Two non-blocking options:
- Make the message key a (default-overridable) method, e.g.
default String getMessageKey() { return "fields.boundsPeriod"; }and use it on line 107.- Or rename the interface to reflect its actual scope (e.g.
BoundsPeriodToString).Either makes the contract explicit. Defer if you intend to keep this strictly bounds-period-scoped.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@common/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/common/functions/PeriodToString.java` around lines 103 - 110, PeriodToString.convert currently hardcodes "fields.boundsPeriod", coupling the generic interface to bounds semantics; add a default method on the interface like default String getMessageKey() { return "fields.boundsPeriod"; } and change PeriodToString.convert to call translationService.getMessage(getMessageKey()) so callers can override getMessageKey() (or alternatively rename the interface if you want to lock it to bounds semantics).
22-32: 💤 Low valueUse Javadoc-style comments for the public abstract methods.
Lines 23, 25, 27, 29, 31 use plain block comments (
/* ... */) for the abstract API of a public interface. The default methods directly below (lines 34-56, 58-64, 94-102) use proper Javadoc (/** ... */). For consistency and tooling/IDE/Javadoc generation, prefer Javadoc on the abstract methods too.📝 Proposed fix
- /* True if the period has a start date */ + /** + * `@param` period The period to inspect. + * `@return` True if the period has a start date. + */ boolean hasStart(P period); - /* True if the period has an end date */ + /** + * `@param` period The period to inspect. + * `@return` True if the period has an end date. + */ boolean hasEnd(P period); - /* Get the start date of the period */ + /** + * `@param` period The period to inspect. + * `@return` The start date of the period. + */ D getStart(P period); - /* Get the end date of the period */ + /** + * `@param` period The period to inspect. + * `@return` The end date of the period. + */ D getEnd(P period); - /* Format a date (start or end) of the period */ + /** + * Format a date (start or end) of the period. + * + * `@param` translationService The service providing localized translations. + * `@param` date The date to format. + * `@return` The formatted date string. + */ String formatDateTime(TranslationService<C> translationService, D date);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@common/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/common/functions/PeriodToString.java` around lines 22 - 32, The five public abstract methods in PeriodToString—hasStart(P period), hasEnd(P period), getStart(P period), getEnd(P period), and formatDateTime(TranslationService<C> translationService, D date)—use block comments; replace each block comment with Javadoc-style comments (/** ... */) describing the method purpose and parameters so the interface's public API matches the existing Javadoc used by the default methods and supports IDE/tooling Javadoc generation.
65-92: 💤 Low valueStale comment references
FormatDateTimes.convert()which is not used here.The comment on line 70 says "Prepare date values using FormatDateTimes.convert()", but the code calls
formatDateTime(translationService, ...). This appears to be a leftover from the previous implementation. Consider updating to keep documentation in sync with the code.📝 Proposed fix
- // Prepare date values using FormatDateTimes.convert() + // Prepare date values via the implementation-provided formatDateTime String startDate = GenericOperations.conditionalSelect(🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@common/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/common/functions/PeriodToString.java` around lines 65 - 92, The inline comment above extractInformation incorrectly references FormatDateTimes.convert(); update or remove it so it reflects the actual implementation: mention that startDate and endDate are prepared via the formatDateTime(TranslationService<C>, ...) helper called in extractInformation (or simply remove the outdated reference), keeping the comment consistent with the method extractInformation and the formatDateTime usage.common/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/common/translators/timing/repeat/BoundsPeriod.java (1)
29-42: 💤 Low valueType parameter
Dis reused with two different meanings betweenBoundsPeriodandPeriodToString.Here
Drepresents the data/host type (e.g.TimingRepeatComponent), while inPeriodToString<P, D, C>the same letter denotes the date primitive (extends IPrimitiveType<Date>). Consider renaming this class's parameter (e.g.Tfor the data type) to avoid the cognitive overlap when both types are in scope at call sites.📝 Proposed rename
-public class BoundsPeriod< -D, -P extends IBase, -C extends FDSConfig -> implements Translator<D> { +public class BoundsPeriod< +T, +P extends IBase, +C extends FDSConfig +> implements Translator<T> { /* Translation service for handling translation logic */ private final TranslationService<C> translationService; /* PeriodToString converter for converting the period to a human-readable string */ private final PeriodToString<P, ?, C> periodToString; /* Predicate to check the presence of the boundsPeriod field in the data */ - private final Predicate<D> presenceChecker; + private final Predicate<T> presenceChecker; /* Function to extract the boundsPeriod from the data */ - private final Function<D, P> extractor; + private final Function<T, P> extractor; `@Override` - public boolean isPresent(D data) { + public boolean isPresent(T data) { return presenceChecker.test(data); } `@Override` - public CompletableFuture<String> convert(D data) { + public CompletableFuture<String> convert(T data) { var period = extractor.apply(data); return periodToString.convert(translationService, period); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@common/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/common/translators/timing/repeat/BoundsPeriod.java` around lines 29 - 42, The generic type D in BoundsPeriod clashes semantically with the D used in PeriodToString<P, D, C>; rename the BoundsPeriod data type parameter (suggestion: T) and update all usages accordingly: change class declaration BoundsPeriod<D, P extends IBase, C extends FDSConfig> to BoundsPeriod<T, P extends IBase, C extends FDSConfig> and update Translator<D>, Predicate<D>, Function<D, P>, and any other methods/fields referencing D (e.g. presenceChecker, extractor) to use T so the PeriodToString type parameter remains the date primitive D without confusion.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Nitpick comments:
In
`@common/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/common/functions/PeriodToString.java`:
- Around line 103-110: PeriodToString.convert currently hardcodes
"fields.boundsPeriod", coupling the generic interface to bounds semantics; add a
default method on the interface like default String getMessageKey() { return
"fields.boundsPeriod"; } and change PeriodToString.convert to call
translationService.getMessage(getMessageKey()) so callers can override
getMessageKey() (or alternatively rename the interface if you want to lock it to
bounds semantics).
- Around line 22-32: The five public abstract methods in
PeriodToString—hasStart(P period), hasEnd(P period), getStart(P period),
getEnd(P period), and formatDateTime(TranslationService<C> translationService, D
date)—use block comments; replace each block comment with Javadoc-style comments
(/** ... */) describing the method purpose and parameters so the interface's
public API matches the existing Javadoc used by the default methods and supports
IDE/tooling Javadoc generation.
- Around line 65-92: The inline comment above extractInformation incorrectly
references FormatDateTimes.convert(); update or remove it so it reflects the
actual implementation: mention that startDate and endDate are prepared via the
formatDateTime(TranslationService<C>, ...) helper called in extractInformation
(or simply remove the outdated reference), keeping the comment consistent with
the method extractInformation and the formatDateTime usage.
In
`@common/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/common/translators/timing/repeat/BoundsPeriod.java`:
- Around line 29-42: The generic type D in BoundsPeriod clashes semantically
with the D used in PeriodToString<P, D, C>; rename the BoundsPeriod data type
parameter (suggestion: T) and update all usages accordingly: change class
declaration BoundsPeriod<D, P extends IBase, C extends FDSConfig> to
BoundsPeriod<T, P extends IBase, C extends FDSConfig> and update Translator<D>,
Predicate<D>, Function<D, P>, and any other methods/fields referencing D (e.g.
presenceChecker, extractor) to use T so the PeriodToString type parameter
remains the date primitive D without confusion.
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common/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/common/functions/PeriodToString.javacommon/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/common/translators/timing/repeat/BoundsPeriod.javar4/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/r4/functions/PeriodToStringR4.javar4/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/r4/translators/BoundsPeriodR4.javar4/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/r4/utils/maps/TimingRepeatTranslatorsMapR4.javar5/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/r5/functions/PeriodToStringR5.javar5/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/r5/translators/BoundsPeriodR5.javar5/src/main/java/io/github/jy95/fds/r5/utils/maps/TimingRepeatTranslatorsMapR5.java
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