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Don't rely on json-markup for non-json strings #587
Don't rely on json-markup for non-json strings #587
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Thanks for the PR. Please make sure the CI is green and all commits are signed. |
Signed-off-by: Simeon Manolov <simeon.manolov@sumup.com>
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// if the value is a string representing actual json object or array, then use json-markup | ||
if (typeof value === 'string' && jsonObjectOrArrayStartRegex.test(value)) { | ||
if (typeof value === 'string') { |
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Why does this logic need to change if the goal is to only remove the quotes? Attempting to parse any value as JSON led to bugs previously, where, for example, a string that looks like a number would get converted to number and change representation / precision.
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but it has not changed - see a few lines below.
Basically, the boolean &&
has been split into two separate conditionals, due to the need to explicitly handle non-json strings.
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ok, thanks. Could you please add unit tests that cover the new conditions? There are only two lines that are not covered: https://codecov.io/gh/jaegertracing/jaeger-ui/compare/3335512110c60ace5b089e1b61d187a6d6ec4000...6c76e930f59843f41817effbf3d57c3f3a999367/diff
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@@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ describe('<KeyValuesTable>', () => { | |||
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const data = [ | |||
{ key: 'span.kind', value: 'client' }, | |||
{ key: 'omg', value: 'mos-def' }, | |||
{ key: 'numericString', value: '12345678901234567890' }, |
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please keep this, it's a real use case that cased problems in the past.
@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ describe('<KeyValuesTable>', () => { | |||
expect(el.length).toBe(data.length); | |||
el.forEach((valueDiv, i) => { | |||
if (data[i].key !== 'jsonkey') { | |||
expect(valueDiv.html()).toMatch(`"${data[i].value}"`); | |||
expect(valueDiv.html()).toMatch(data[i].value.toString()); |
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Could we change the data table to contain the exact expectation instead of relying on toString()?
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I assume you are well aware that the string interpolation was basically doing the same thing.
I did try to make this test more meaningful by comparing against the actual text instead of matching against part of the DOM, but it did not work:
// ----------- this works
valueDiv.html()
// => "<div class="ub-inline-block"><div class="json-markup"><span class="json-markup-string">some text</span></div></div>"
valueDiv.text()
// => "some text"
// ----------- this not
valueDiv.html()
// => "<div class="ub-inline-block"><div><div class="json-markup"><span class="json-markup-number">some text</span></div></div></div>"
valueDiv.text()
// => ""
I know it is somehow related to the shallow representation of the DOM inside this test, but I am really not familiar with react and its test frameworks, so I am at a dead end.
If you can help me get "some text"
in the second example, I would implement the test change.
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sorry, maybe I didn't explain clearly. The test is data driven from the data
table. I suggest adding the expected values to that table, e.g. { key: 'numeric', value: 123456789, expected: "123456789" }
and comparing with those, instead of value.toString()
(which is not as obvious in terms of what it would produce).
Signed-off-by: Simeon Manolov <simeon.manolov@sumup.com>
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thanks! 👏
{ key: 'span.kind', value: 'client', expected: 'client' }, | ||
{ key: 'omg', value: 'mos-def', expected: 'mos-def' }, | ||
{ key: 'numericString', value: '12345678901234567890', expected: '12345678901234567890' }, | ||
{ key: 'numeric', value: 123456789, expected: '123456789' }, | ||
{ key: 'jsonkey', value: JSON.stringify({ hello: 'world' }) }, |
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sorry, how does this one pass if it doesn't have expected
field?
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if (data[i].key !== 'jsonkey') { |
* don't rely on json-markup for non-json strings Signed-off-by: Simeon Manolov <simeon.manolov@sumup.com> * prettier Signed-off-by: Simeon Manolov <simeon.manolov@sumup.com> * fix quotes around non-json strings; test coverage Signed-off-by: Simeon Manolov <simeon.manolov@sumup.com> * lint Signed-off-by: Simeon Manolov <simeon.manolov@sumup.com> * prettier Signed-off-by: Simeon Manolov <simeon.manolov@sumup.com> * don't use toString in tests Signed-off-by: Simeon Manolov <simeon.manolov@sumup.com> Signed-off-by: vvvprabhakar <vvvprabhakar@gmail.com>
Which problem is this PR solving?
Resolves #571
The presence of those quotes around strings is not only unnecessary (the value type is inferred from the text color), but also confusing (when the value itself contains quotes)
Short description of the changes
Added a separate function in case the value is a non-json string.
Before:
After: