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This pull request includes a small change to the collapseSections function in the src/notes.ts file. The change improves the readability and maintainability of the code by introducing variables for the opening and closing HTML tags used to collapse sections.

  • src/notes.ts: Introduced beforeText and afterText variables to store the opening and closing HTML tags, respectively, and updated the code to use these variables.

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  • Refactor
    • Improved the handling of collapsible content sections for a more streamlined presentation. The display of extended listings remains consistent while laying the groundwork for smoother future updates.

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The pull request refactors the collapseSections function in src/notes.ts by separating the HTML details block construction into two distinct variables: beforeText for the opening HTML tags and afterText for the closing tags. This change replaces the previous use of a single summaryText variable that handled both, thereby improving code clarity without affecting the overall functionality.

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src/notes.ts Refactored the collapseSections function to split the HTML details block into beforeText and afterText variables—replacing the previous single summaryText concatenation for opening and closing tags.

Possibly related PRs

  • Fix missing sections #492: Addresses similar modifications in the collapseSections function by enhancing HTML details block handling.

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239-241: Great refactoring to improve readability!

Extracting the HTML markup into separate variables (beforeText and afterText) makes the code more maintainable and easier to understand. This separation of concerns allows for clearer distinction between the markup structure and its application.

247-248: Clean implementation of the HTML prepending.

Using the beforeText variable here instead of embedding HTML directly in the concatenation makes the code more readable and easier to maintain.

250-251: Consistent use of the extracted variables.

The change from direct string concatenation to using the afterText variable maintains consistency with the overall refactoring approach and improves code readability.

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PR Overview

This pull request refactors the collapseSections function by introducing variables for the opening and closing HTML tags to improve code readability and maintainability.

  • Introduced variables (beforeText and afterText) to encapsulate the HTML tags.
  • Updated concatenation logic for the first and last items in the section.

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src/notes.ts Refactored the collapseSections function for clarity

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src/notes.ts:240

  • [nitpick] Consider renaming 'beforeText' to 'openingHtml' to better convey that it represents the opening HTML tag for the collapsed section.
const beforeText = `<details><summary>${items.length} changes</summary>\n\n`

src/notes.ts:241

  • [nitpick] Consider renaming 'afterText' to 'closingHtml' for improved clarity regarding its purpose as the closing HTML tag for the collapsed section.
const afterText = '\n</details>\n'

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@lucacome lucacome merged commit e8f80d7 into main Mar 1, 2025
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