Add thread schema #210
Add thread schema #210
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WalkthroughThis update introduces comprehensive support for "Thread" entities in a MongoDB-backed system. It adds TypeScript interfaces, a Mongoose schema and model, a repository for data access, and corresponding unit tests. The changes also include updates to module exports and import order, adjustments to asynchronous method signatures in other interfaces, and a new rule file for project guidelines. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant App
participant ThreadRepository
participant MongooseModel
participant MongoDB
App->>ThreadRepository: create/update/find thread
ThreadRepository->>MongooseModel: call model methods (e.g., create, find, update)
MongooseModel->>MongoDB: execute database operation
MongoDB-->>MongooseModel: return result
MongooseModel-->>ThreadRepository: return document(s)
ThreadRepository-->>App: return thread data
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src/interfaces/Thread.interface.ts (1)
46-46: Fix softDelete method return type to match async implementation.The method signature should return
Promise<void>since the schema implementation is async.This issue was already flagged in the schema review. The interface should be updated to match the async implementation in the schema.
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.cursor/rules/mongo-lib.mdc (1)
1-11: Fix typos and clarify rule metadata
Resolve spelling errors, add meaningful glob patterns, and improve description clarity:--- -description: -globs: -alwaysApply: true +description: > + This project is a private npm package for interacting with MongoDB. +globs: + - 'src/models/**/*.ts' + - 'src/repositories/**/*.ts' +alwaysApply: true --- - This Project is a private npm package. it's for all projects to interact with mongo db. - Always use clean code and design patterns. - Alwyas propose the codes base on the current strctour. + - This project is a private npm package for interacting with MongoDB. + - Always use clean code and design patterns. + - Always propose code based on the current structure.src/models/schemas/Thread.schema.ts (1)
18-21: Consider using Date type for timestamp fields.The
archive_timestampandcreate_timestampfields are defined as String type, but they represent timestamps. Consider using Date type for better type safety and built-in date operations.archive_timestamp: { - type: String, + type: Date, required: true, },create_timestamp: { - type: String, + type: String, default: null, },Also applies to: 31-34
src/interfaces/Thread.interface.ts (1)
49-51: Consider more specific typing for pagination method.The
paginatemethod could benefit from more specific type definitions instead of genericobjectandanytypes.export interface ThreadModel extends Model<IThread, Record<string, unknown>, IThreadMethods> { - paginate: (filter: object, options: object) => any; + paginate: (filter: FilterQuery<IThread>, options: PaginateOptions) => Promise<PaginateResult<IThread>>; }You'll need to import the appropriate types from your pagination plugin.
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src/models/Thread.model.ts (1)
src/interfaces/Thread.interface.ts (2)
IThread(13-30)ThreadModel(49-51)
__tests__/unit/models/thread.model.test.ts (2)
src/interfaces/Thread.interface.ts (1)
IThread(13-30)src/models/index.ts (1)
Thread(28-28)
src/models/schemas/Thread.schema.ts (3)
src/models/schemas/index.ts (1)
threadSchema(29-29)src/interfaces/Thread.interface.ts (2)
IThread(13-30)ThreadModel(49-51)src/models/schemas/plugins/index.ts (1)
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src/interfaces/index.ts (1)
14-14: Expose Thread interfaces in central index
You’ve correctly added theThread.interfaceexport to make all thread-related types available via the root interfaces module.src/models/index.ts (2)
1-13: Integrate Thread model import and maintain alphabetical ordering
TheThreadmodel import has been added and all model imports are now sorted alphabetically for consistency.
28-28: Export Thread model from index
IncludingThreadin the export block exposes it alongside other models in the central models index.src/models/schemas/Channel.schema.ts (1)
22-22: Clean removal of redundant comment
Dropping the commented// idnote streamlines the schema. The shorthandid: Stringremains clear and correct.src/models/Thread.model.ts (1)
1-6: Register new Thread model
TheThreadmodel is properly defined withmodel<IThread, ThreadModel>('Thread', threadSchema). EnsurethreadSchemais exported insrc/models/schemas/index.ts.src/models/schemas/index.ts (1)
1-14: LGTM: Clean import organization and thread schema integration.The import reordering improves code organization and the threadSchema is properly integrated following the existing pattern.
Also applies to: 29-29
src/repositories/thread.repository.ts (1)
1-13: LGTM: Well-structured repository implementation.The repository follows established patterns with proper type safety and dependency injection. The factory function approach is consistent with the codebase architecture.
__tests__/unit/models/thread.model.test.ts (1)
1-96: LGTM: Comprehensive test coverage with proper validation scenarios.The test suite effectively covers all validation rules, boundary conditions, and thread types. The test data aligns correctly with the schema constraints and uses appropriate async testing patterns.
src/models/schemas/Thread.schema.ts (2)
39-119: LGTM: Well-structured schema with comprehensive validation.The schema provides thorough field validation, proper constraints, and follows Mongoose best practices with plugin integration and timestamps.
Also applies to: 127-128
16-16:✅ Verification successful
Verify enum values align with Discord API specifications.
Ensure the
auto_archive_durationvalues[60, 1440, 4320, 10080]and threadtypevalues[10, 11, 12]match the current Discord API specifications for thread metadata and thread types.Also applies to: 49-49
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What are the valid auto_archive_duration values and thread type values in the Discord API for thread entities?💡 Result:
In the Discord API for thread entities, the valid values for
auto_archive_durationandtype(thread type) are as follows:auto_archive_duration
The
auto_archive_durationfield specifies the duration in minutes after which a thread will automatically archive due to inactivity. Valid values are:
60(1 hour)1440(24 hours / 1 day)4320(3 days)10080(7 days / 1 week)Thread Type Values
The
typefield specifies the type of the thread. Valid thread types (represented as integers) are:
10- Public Thread11- Private Thread12- Announcement Thread (a thread created in an Announcement channel)These values are aligned with the Discord API documentation as of now. If you want, I can also search for the latest official documentation to confirm if there have been any recent changes. Would you like me to do that?
All enum values match the current Discord API specifications—no changes required.
src/interfaces/Thread.interface.ts (1)
1-44: LGTM: Well-designed interfaces with proper type safety.The interfaces provide comprehensive type definitions that align well with the schema structure. The use of Discord.js Snowflake type and optional/required field modifiers follows best practices.
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src/interfaces/Platfrom.interface.ts (1)
1-3: Consider the import style change implications.The change from type-only imports (
import { type Model, type Types }) to regular imports removes the explicit indication that these are used only for type annotations. SinceModelandTypesare only used in type positions (lines 7, 15, 24), type-only imports would typically be preferred for better tree-shaking and clearer intent.However, if this is part of a broader standardization effort across the codebase, the consistency benefit may outweigh the type-only import advantages.
If not part of a deliberate pattern, consider reverting to type-only imports:
-import { Model, Types } from 'mongoose'; +import { type Model, type Types } from 'mongoose';
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src/interfaces/Announcement.interface.ts(2 hunks)src/interfaces/Channel.interface.ts(1 hunks)src/interfaces/GuildMember.interface.ts(1 hunks)src/interfaces/Platfrom.interface.ts(1 hunks)src/interfaces/Role.interface.ts(1 hunks)src/interfaces/Thread.interface.ts(1 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
src/interfaces/Platfrom.interface.ts (1)
5-26: Well-structured interface definitions.The interface design is solid:
IPlatformcaptures all necessary platform properties including MongoDB ObjectId referencesIPlatformUpdateBodyappropriately makes all fields optional for partial updatesIPlatformMethodsdefines the asyncsoftDeletemethod correctlyPlatformModelproperly extends Mongoose Model with pagination supportThe use of
Record<string, any>for metadata provides the needed flexibility for dynamic platform-specific data.src/interfaces/Channel.interface.ts (1)
28-28:❓ Verification inconclusive
Good change to make soft deletion asynchronous.
Converting the
softDeletemethod to returnPromise<void>aligns with the async nature of database operations and follows good patterns for soft deletion implementations.Please verify that:
- The Channel schema/model implementation is updated to match this async interface
- All callers of this method are updated to handle the Promise
- Proper error handling is in place for the async operation
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify Channel softDelete implementation and usage # Expected: Find async implementations and proper Promise handling # Search for Channel softDelete implementations echo "=== Channel softDelete implementations ===" ast-grep --pattern $'softDelete() { $$$ }' # Search for Channel softDelete method calls echo "=== Channel softDelete method calls ===" rg -A 3 -B 1 "\.softDelete\(\)" --type tsLength of output: 696
Confirm Channel.softDelete implementation and callers
I didn’t find any async implementations or invocations of
Channel.softDelete()in the codebase. Please verify that:
- The Channel schema/model (e.g.
src/models/channel.schema.ts) exports anasync softDelete(): Promise<void>matching the updated interface.- All call sites of
Channel.softDelete()useawaitor otherwise handle the returnedPromise<void>.- Adequate error handling (e.g. try/catch) is in place for this async operation.
src/interfaces/Role.interface.ts (1)
18-18:✅ Verification successful
Consistent async pattern for soft deletion.
The change to make
softDeletereturnPromise<void>maintains consistency with other entity interfaces and properly reflects the asynchronous nature of database operations.Ensure the Role schema implementation and all callers are updated to handle the async method signature.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify Role softDelete implementation consistency # Expected: Find matching async implementations # Search for Role schema softDelete implementations echo "=== Role softDelete implementations ===" ast-grep --pattern $'softDelete() { $$$ }' --lang typescript # Check for any remaining synchronous softDelete calls echo "=== Role softDelete usage patterns ===" rg -A 2 "role.*\.softDelete\(\)" --type tsLength of output: 598
To get a complete picture of where and how
softDeleteis defined and used, let’s search the entire codebase for every occurrence:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Locate all definitions and usages of `softDelete` in .ts files echo "=== All occurrences of softDelete in TypeScript files ===" rg --color=never -n "softDelete" --glob "*.ts" echo echo "=== async softDelete definitions ===" rg --color=never -n "async softDelete" --glob "*.ts"Length of output: 1673
Confirmed async softDelete consistency
All entity schemas—including
Role.schema.tsat line 22—definesoftDeleteas anasyncmethod, matching the updated interface signature (() => Promise<void>). No remaining synchronous.softDelete()calls were found.src/interfaces/GuildMember.interface.ts (1)
50-50:✅ Verification successful
Completes the async soft deletion standardization.
This change to
Promise<void>completes the consistent async pattern for soft deletion across Channel, Role, and GuildMember interfaces, aligning with the Thread entity introduction mentioned in the PR objectives.Verify that the GuildMember implementation matches and that this completes the async soft deletion standardization across all entity types.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify GuildMember softDelete and overall consistency # Expected: Find consistent async implementations across all entities # Search for all softDelete method implementations echo "=== All softDelete implementations ===" ast-grep --pattern $'softDelete() { $$$ }' --lang typescript # Verify all softDelete interfaces are now async echo "=== All softDelete interface declarations ===" rg "softDelete.*Promise<void>" --type ts # Check for any remaining sync softDelete declarations echo "=== Any remaining sync softDelete declarations ===" rg "softDelete.*\(\).*void[^>]" --type tsLength of output: 1119
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#!/bin/bash # Verify that async softDelete implementations exist in code (not just interfaces) echo "=== async softDelete implementations ===" rg -n "^\s*async\s+softDelete" --type ts echo "=== softDelete methods outside interface files ===" rg -n "softDelete\s*\(" --type ts | grep -v "interface.ts"Length of output: 1052
Approve async soft deletion standardization completion
All
softDeletemethods in the TypeScript interfaces have been updated to returnPromise<void>(Thread.interface.ts,Channel.interface.ts,Role.interface.ts,Platform.interface.ts,GuildMember.interface.ts), and each corresponding Mongoose schema registers anasync function softDelete(...)implementation (models/schemas/*.schema.ts). No remaining synchronous declarations were found.– Interfaces:
softDelete: () => Promise<void>;
– Implementations:schema.method('softDelete', async function softDelete() { … })No further action required.
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| import { type Model, type Types } from 'mongoose'; | |||
| import { type PlatformNames } from '../config/enums'; | |||
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Fix the filename typo.
The filename contains a typo: "Platfrom" should be "Platform". This could cause confusion and make the file harder to find.
Consider renaming the file to Platform.interface.ts to correct the typo.
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In src/interfaces/Platfrom.interface.ts at line 1, the filename contains a typo
"Platfrom" instead of "Platform". Rename the file from Platfrom.interface.ts to
Platform.interface.ts to correct the spelling and avoid confusion.
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