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Summary of Changes
Hello @fulleni, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request focuses on improving the authentication module by streamlining user retrieval logic within the AuthService
and enhancing the application's startup process by pre-populating the user repository with an admin user. These changes aim to increase code reusability, readability, and provide a more robust initial state for user management.
Highlights
- Auth Service Refactoring: I've refactored the
AuthService
to centralize user retrieval by email. Previously, the logic for finding a user by email was duplicated inlogin
andregisterUser
methods. I've extracted this into a new private helper method,_findUserByEmail
, which now encapsulates thereadAllByQuery
call and error handling, making theAuthService
more concise and maintainable. - Admin User Repository Initialization: I've updated the application's middleware to initialize the user repository with pre-defined admin user data. This is achieved by introducing a new helper function,
_createAdminUserRepository
, which usesusersFixturesData
to seed the in-memory user repository. This ensures that a default admin user is available upon application startup, likely for development or testing environments.
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Code Review
The code changes introduce a new helper method _findUserByEmail
in AuthService
to streamline user retrieval and adds a function _createAdminUserRepository
in routes/_middleware.dart
to initialize the user repository with admin data.
Future<User?> _findUserByEmail(String email) async { | ||
try { | ||
final query = {'email': email}; | ||
final response = await _userRepository.readAllByQuery(query); | ||
if (response.items.isNotEmpty) { | ||
return response.items.first; | ||
} | ||
return null; | ||
} on HtHttpException { | ||
rethrow; | ||
} |
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The try...on HtHttpException { rethrow; }
block is unnecessary as exceptions from _userRepository.readAllByQuery
will automatically propagate up the call stack where they are already handled.
Future<User?> _findUserByEmail(String email) async {
try {
final query = {'email': email};
final response = await _userRepository.readAllByQuery(query);
if (response.items.isNotEmpty) {
return response.items.first;
}
return null;
} on HtHttpException {
rethrow;
}
}
// This assumes `adminUserFixtureData` is available from `ht_shared`. | ||
final initialData = usersFixturesData; |
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…ry initialization
Status
READY/IN DEVELOPMENT/HOLD
Description
Type of Change