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@wreiske wreiske commented Oct 8, 2024

  • Replaced var with const and let for proper variable scoping.
  • Switched to ES6 module syntax and used destructuring in imports.
  • Simplified control flow by using early returns instead of else if chains.
  • Wrapped server logic in try-catch blocks to handle unexpected errors.
  • Added JSDoc comments to document functions and enhance readability.
  • Utilized the URL module for reliable URL parsing instead of string manipulation.
  • Improved logging consistency using console.error for errors and console.log for standard logs.

- Replaced `var` with `const` and `let` for proper variable scoping.
- Switched to ES6 module syntax and used destructuring in imports.
- Simplified control flow by using early returns instead of `else if` chains.
- Wrapped server logic in `try-catch` blocks to handle unexpected errors.
- Added JSDoc comments to document functions and enhance readability.
- Utilized the `URL` module for reliable URL parsing instead of string manipulation.
- Improved logging consistency using `console.error` for errors and `console.log` for standard logs.
@wreiske wreiske requested a review from horner October 8, 2024 18:43
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