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Trade index fn#85

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  • Chores
    • Updated the package to version 0.6.27.
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    • Enhanced message handling by adding a new method for retrieving trade index values. This improvement simplifies access to trade information by automatically providing a default value when necessary.

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The pull request updates the mostro-core package version in Cargo.toml from 0.6.26 to 0.6.27 and introduces a new method trade_index in the MessageKind struct within src/message.rs. The new method returns the trade_index as an i64, defaulting to 0 if its value is None.

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Cargo.toml Updated package version from 0.6.26 to 0.6.27
src/message.rs Added pub fn trade_index(&self) -> i64 method to the MessageKind struct to retrieve trade_index

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant MessageKind
    Client->>MessageKind: trade_index()
    alt trade_index is Some
        MessageKind-->>Client: return trade_index value (i64)
    else trade_index is None
        MessageKind-->>Client: return 0
    end
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  • Add trade key index to msg #67: Alters the MessageKind struct by adding a new field trade_index, directly linking its enhancements to message handling with the current changes.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/message.rs (1)

414-419: Add documentation for the new trade_index method.

The implementation looks good and provides a simpler interface compared to has_trade_index. However, it would benefit from documentation explaining:

  • The method's purpose
  • The default value behavior (returns 0 when None)
  • Its relationship with has_trade_index

Add documentation above the method:

+    /// Returns the trade index value, or 0 if not set.
+    ///
+    /// For cases where only the value is needed. Use `has_trade_index()`
+    /// when you also need to check if the index was explicitly set.
     pub fn trade_index(&self) -> i64 {
         if let Some(index) = self.trade_index {
             return index;
         }
         0
     }
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@grunch grunch merged commit eae744c into main Feb 19, 2025
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@grunch grunch deleted the trade-index-fn branch February 23, 2025 13:09
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