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Refactor: Rename :group to :scope #22

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Renames :group and group. variables to :scope and scope. variables.

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  • Refactor
    • Renamed the :group attribute to :scope across various elements for improved variable access control.
    • Updated the Entity class and related files to reflect the change from "group" to "scope" terminology, affecting attribute evaluation and variable handling.
    • Modified the Lexer class to replace the 'group' key with 'scope'.
    • Altered the State class to rename GROUP_STATE to SCOPE_STATE and updated methods and variable handling to align with the new scope-based approach.

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The overarching change involves transitioning from using the term group to scope for variable access and state management within elements. This modification affects how variables are accessed from child elements, the evaluation of attributes, handling of variables, and the logic of state management, aiming to streamline and clarify the concept of variable scoping.

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Files Summary
README.md, index.html Renamed :group attribute to :scope for accessing variables as scope. instead of group. variables.
lib/entity.js, lib/entity/... Updated class and related files, renaming setAsGroup to setAsScope, and similar group to scope changes affecting attribute and variable handling.
lib/generators/lexer.js Modified ENTITY_KEYS array, replacing 'group' with 'scope'.
lib/state.js Renamed GROUP_STATE to SCOPE_STATE, and made corresponding updates in methods and variable handling based on the new scope identifier.

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In the realm of code, where logic threads weave,
A change was made, so all can believe.
From group to scope, a transition so bright,
Enhancing clarity, with every byte.
Let's hop along, in this scope anew,
For in each line, a story unfolds true.
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@jorenrui jorenrui added the patch Increment the patch version of the release when merged. label Feb 29, 2024
@jorenrui jorenrui marked this pull request as ready for review February 29, 2024 06:38
@jorenrui jorenrui merged commit bd64abd into main Feb 29, 2024
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Actionable comments generated: 4

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 8e04852 and 13ca8a3.
Files selected for processing (8)
  • README.md (4 hunks)
  • index.html (3 hunks)
  • lib/entity.js (2 hunks)
  • lib/entity/attributes.js (5 hunks)
  • lib/entity/data.js (4 hunks)
  • lib/entity/events.js (3 hunks)
  • lib/generators/lexer.js (1 hunks)
  • lib/state.js (5 hunks)
Additional comments: 27
lib/entity.js (4)
  • 27-27: The method setAsScope is correctly called in the constructor, aligning with the PR's objective to rename setAsGroup to setAsScope. This change is consistent and correctly implemented.
  • 30-32: The setAsScope method has been correctly renamed and implemented. It checks for the presence of the :scope attribute and returns early if it's not found or if isScope returns true, which is a good practice to avoid unnecessary processing.
  • 38-38: The isScope method has been correctly renamed from isGroup. The logic remains simple and effective, checking the existence of the uuid to determine if the entity is scoped. This change aligns with the PR's objectives.
  • 95-102: The getScope method has been updated to reflect the renaming from "group" to "scope". The method correctly finds the closest element with a data-mini.uuid attribute and returns the corresponding entity. This change is consistent with the PR's objectives and is correctly implemented.
lib/entity/data.js (4)
  • 12-12: The renaming of groupVariables to scopeVariables is correctly implemented, aligning with the PR's objective to rename :group to :scope. This change is consistent and correctly applied.
  • 57-65: The logic within initAttributeVariables has been updated to handle :scope attributes correctly. The addition of isScopeAttr to conditionally add variables to scopeVariables is a logical extension of the renaming effort and is implemented correctly.
  • 107-113: > πŸ“ NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [110-121]

The call to this.entity.setAsScope() within _initVariables method is correctly updated to reflect the renaming. The logic for handling entity and scope state variables is correctly maintained, ensuring the method's functionality aligns with the renaming effort.

  • 122-139: The handling of SCOPE_STATE within _initVariables is correctly updated to reflect the renaming from GROUP_STATE. The logic for creating and managing scope-related variables is correctly implemented, ensuring the method's functionality aligns with the renaming effort.
lib/state.js (4)
  • 7-7: The renaming of GROUP_STATE to SCOPE_STATE is correctly implemented, aligning with the PR's objective to rename :group to :scope. This change is consistent and correctly applied.
  • 19-22: The method isScopeState has been correctly renamed and updated to check for SCOPE_STATE. This change is consistent with the PR's objectives and is correctly implemented, ensuring the method functions as expected with the new naming convention.
  • 86-87: The addEntityVariable method correctly uses scopeID as part of its logic, reflecting the renaming effort. The implementation is consistent and aligns with the PR's objectives, ensuring the method functions correctly with the new naming convention.
  • 219-236: > πŸ“ NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [222-249]

The logic within evaluateDependencies has been updated to handle scopeID correctly, reflecting the renaming from group to scope. The implementation ensures that dependencies are evaluated correctly in the context of the new naming convention.

lib/entity/attributes.js (5)
  • 14-14: The addition of :scope to CUSTOM_ATTRIBUTES is correctly implemented, aligning with the PR's objective to rename :group to :scope. This change ensures that :scope is recognized as a valid custom attribute.
  • 67-69: The update to the _interpret method to include scope in the ids object is correctly implemented. This change ensures that expressions evaluated within the context of a :scope attribute can access the correct scope-related variables and state.
  • 96-96: The explicit call to evaluateAttribute(':scope') within the evaluate method is correctly implemented, ensuring that the :scope attribute is evaluated as part of the attribute evaluation process. This change aligns with the renaming effort and is correctly applied.
  • 112-112: The conditional handling of :scope within evaluateAttribute is correctly implemented, ensuring that the :scope attribute is specifically evaluated using its dedicated method. This change aligns with the renaming effort and is correctly applied.
  • 158-173: The evaluateScope method is correctly implemented to handle the evaluation of the :scope attribute. The method's documentation and implementation correctly reflect the special handling required for :scope, ensuring it functions as intended within the new naming convention.
lib/generators/lexer.js (1)
  • 117-117: The change from 'group' to 'scope' in the ENTITY_KEYS array aligns with the project's refactor objectives. Ensure that all references and logic that previously relied on 'group' are updated to work correctly with 'scope'. This includes reviewing any downstream code that uses ENTITY_KEYS for processing or decision-making to confirm compatibility with the new naming convention.
lib/entity/events.js (5)
  • 443-443: Renaming groupVariables to scopeVariables correctly reflects the shift from group-based to scope-based variable handling. This change is consistent with the refactor objectives. Ensure that all logic and references that previously interacted with groupVariables are updated to interact with scopeVariables appropriately.
  • 449-449: Updating references from group to scope in the condition checking State.isScopeState(variable) is appropriate and aligns with the refactor's naming convention changes. Verify that the State class and its methods (e.g., isScopeState) have been updated accordingly to handle the new scope terminology without issues.
  • 458-459: The conditional attachment of scope variables using state.attachVariableHelpers(scopeVariables, this.entity.scope.id) is correctly implemented following the renaming. This ensures that scope-related variables are properly attached and managed within the entity's context. Double-check that the attachVariableHelpers method in the State class is prepared to handle these scope variables as expected.
  • 470-470: The inclusion of scope in the identifiers map with ids.scope = \proxyWindow['${this.entity.scope.id}']`is a crucial part of adapting the entity's event evaluation logic to the new scope-based approach. Confirm that the rest of the system, particularly theInterpreterclass and theproxyWindow` handling, is compatible with this change and that scope identifiers are correctly resolved and utilized.
  • 473-473: Excluding scope and el state variables from the general variable replacement logic with if (State.isElState(variable) || State.isScopeState(variable)) return is a thoughtful approach to ensure that special handling for these types of variables is preserved. This change maintains the distinction between general variables and those specifically tied to the entity's element or scope, which is important for the correct functioning of the entity's event handling logic.
README.md (1)
  • 342-367: > πŸ“ NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [345-413]

The documentation has been updated to reflect the renaming of :group to :scope. This change is consistent throughout the provided examples. However, it's important to ensure that all instances of :group have been updated across the entire documentation, not just in the examples provided. Additionally, consider adding a note or section that highlights this change for users who might be familiar with the previous naming convention. This can help in easing the transition and avoiding confusion.

index.html (3)
  • 1472-1486: > πŸ“ NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1475-1520]

The renaming from group to scope within the accordion component is implemented correctly. However, it's important to ensure that all references to group have been updated to scope throughout the entire project to maintain consistency.

  • 1475-1478: The use of :scope as a directive to manage the active section of the accordion is innovative. However, ensure that this syntax is supported and correctly interpreted across all targeted browsers and frameworks used in the project.
  • 1472-1486: > πŸ“ NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1475-1520]

The accordion's implementation uses a custom directive :scope which might conflict with the CSS pseudo-class :scope. Ensure that this custom directive is clearly documented and does not lead to confusion with standard CSS features.

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