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fix: revert #300
fix: revert #300
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packages/state/src/utils/index.ts (1)
33-42
: Handle potential errors when converting array items toBigInt
When mapping over
value.value
, each item'sa.value
is being converted toBigInt
. If the conversion fails, the code logs a warning and returns the originala.value
. Ensure that this fallback is acceptable for downstream processing, as it may result in mixed types within the array.Consider verifying that all items in
value.value
can be converted toBigInt
or adjust the error handling accordingly.Run the following script to identify non-convertible values:
value.type === "array" && | ||
value.value[0].type === "enum" | ||
) { |
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Add a check for non-empty array before accessing value.value[0]
In the condition on lines 26-28, you're accessing value.value[0].type
without ensuring that value.value
is not an empty array. This could lead to an error if value.value
is an empty array. Consider adding a check to ensure value.value.length > 0
before accessing the first element.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
} else if (
value.type === "array" &&
+ value.value.length > 0 &&
value.value[0].type === "enum"
) {
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value.type === "array" && | |
value.value[0].type === "enum" | |
) { | |
value.type === "array" && | |
value.value.length > 0 && | |
value.value[0].type === "enum" | |
) { |
`Failed to convert ${value.value} to BigInt. Using string value instead.` | ||
); | ||
try { | ||
acc[key] = BigInt(`0x${value.value}`); | ||
} catch (hexError) { | ||
console.warn( | ||
`Failed to convert ${value.value} to BigInt even with hexadecimal. Assigning undefined.` | ||
); | ||
acc[key] = undefined; | ||
} | ||
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acc[key] = BigInt(`0x${value.value}`); |
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Align warning message with error handling logic
The warning message indicates that the string value will be used instead of a BigInt
, but the code attempts to parse the value as a hexadecimal string and convert it to BigInt
. This inconsistency might cause confusion.
Please update the warning message to reflect the actual behavior:
console.warn(
- `Failed to convert ${value.value} to BigInt. Using string value instead.`
+ `Failed to convert ${value.value} to BigInt. Attempting to parse as hexadecimal.`
);
Alternatively, if the intention is to use the string value directly when parsing fails, adjust the code accordingly:
try {
acc[key] = BigInt(value.value);
} catch (error) {
console.warn(
`Failed to convert ${value.value} to BigInt. Using string value instead.`
);
acc[key] = value.value;
}
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acc[key] = value.value.map((item: any) => | ||
convertValues(schemaType[0], item) | ||
); |
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Ensure schemaType
array is not empty before accessing schemaType[0]
In the array handling logic, you're accessing schemaType[0]
without checking if schemaType
has any elements. If schemaType
is an empty array, this will result in undefined
, potentially causing errors in convertValues
. Consider adding a check to ensure schemaType.length > 0
before accessing schemaType[0]
.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
} else if (
Array.isArray(schemaType) &&
+ schemaType.length > 0 &&
value.type === "array"
) {
acc[key] = value.value.map((item: any) =>
convertValues(schemaType[0], item)
);
}
Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Refactor
StringArray
,BigInt
, andstruct
types.