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Audit: Evaluate refactoring ClickableText component to use context objects #389

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coderabbitai bot opened this issue Feb 24, 2025 · 2 comments
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coderabbitai bot commented Feb 24, 2025

Overview

Consider evaluating the refactoring of ClickableText component functions to accept context objects instead of multiple separate parameters.

Current Implementation

  • createClickHandler and renderClickableContent functions accept multiple parameters
  • The component handles nested contexts and subcontexts

Considerations

  • Test the current implementation thoroughly
  • Evaluate the impact of nested contexts on the proposed refactoring
  • Compare benefits vs added complexity
  • Consider type safety and maintainability

References

  • Original discussion: #discussion_r1968316956
  • PR:

/cc @AndlerRL

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coderabbitai bot commented Feb 24, 2025

Potential Bug for Audit Review

During PR review (PR #388), identified a potential bug in content joining logic:

When a phrase appears multiple times in the text, the current implementation might incorrectly join the content using:

const [_, ...rest] = fullText.split(phrase)
const restContent = rest.join(phrase);

This should be reviewed during the audit to ensure proper text parsing behavior.

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coderabbitai bot commented Feb 24, 2025

Edge Case: Sentence Extraction Pattern

The current regex pattern ^(.+?\.)\s in parseClickableText function might miss the last sentence if it doesn't end with a space.

Current pattern: ^(.+?\.)\s
Suggested fix: ^(.+?\.)(?:\s|$)

The updated pattern ensures we capture sentences that:

  • End with a period followed by a space
  • End with a period at the end of the string

This makes the sentence extraction more robust and prevents missing valid content.

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