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closes #23

  • Extracts location queries into dedicated module (lib/db/queries/location.ts)
  • Replaces inline ORM calls with reusable query functions
  • Maintains existing functionality while improving code organization
  • Reduces direct ORM usage in API handlers

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error messages when adding a new location, ensuring more accurate feedback if an error occurs during submission.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined the location creation process for better reliability and maintainability, including more robust slug generation and uniqueness checks.
    • Enhanced backend logic for location management with improved slug uniqueness and database query handling.

- Extracts location queries into dedicated module (lib/db/queries/location.ts)
- Replaces inline ORM calls with reusable query functions
- Maintains existing functionality while improving code organization
- Reduces direct ORM usage in API handlers
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A new module for location-related database queries was introduced, encapsulating logic for finding locations by name or slug, generating unique slugs, and inserting new locations. The API handler for creating locations was refactored to use these query functions. Error handling in the dashboard add page was improved for more precise error messages.

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Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
Location Query Module
lib/db/queries/location.ts
Introduced functions for finding locations by name/slug, generating unique slugs with nanoid suffixes, and inserting locations into the database.
API Handler Refactor
server/api/locations.post.ts
Refactored to use the new location query functions, removed inline slug uniqueness logic, and improved error handling for slug generation failure.
Dashboard Error Handling
pages/dashboard/add.vue
Enhanced error message assignment logic to prioritize nested error messages (error.data?.statusMessage) over others for form submission errors.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant DashboardPage
    participant APIHandler
    participant LocationQueries
    participant Database

    User->>DashboardPage: Submit new location form
    DashboardPage->>APIHandler: POST /locations
    APIHandler->>LocationQueries: findLocationByName()
    LocationQueries->>Database: Query location by name and userId
    LocationQueries-->>APIHandler: Result
    APIHandler->>LocationQueries: findUniqueSlug()
    LocationQueries->>Database: Query for existing slug(s)
    loop Attempt up to 100 times if needed
        LocationQueries->>Database: Check slug uniqueness
    end
    LocationQueries-->>APIHandler: Unique slug
    APIHandler->>LocationQueries: insertLocation()
    LocationQueries->>Database: Insert location
    LocationQueries-->>APIHandler: Created location
    APIHandler-->>DashboardPage: Response (success or error)
    DashboardPage-->>User: Show result or error
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Objective Addressed Explanation
Queries are moved to a single location so they can be reused throughout the application (#23)

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Slugs now unique, with nanoid’s delight,
Errors more helpful, the dashboard feels right.
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The commit addresses an error handling improvement in the dashboard add component. The change ensures that API error responses are properly checked for statusMessage in the error data before falling back to the default message. This provides more accurate error feedback to users while maintaining backward compatibility with existing error handling logic.
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  • lib/db/queries/location.ts (1 hunks)
  • pages/dashboard/add.vue (1 hunks)
  • server/api/locations.post.ts (4 hunks)
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lib/db/queries/location.ts (1)
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pages/dashboard/add.vue (1)

34-34: LGTM! Improved error message extraction.

The enhanced error handling correctly prioritizes error.data?.statusMessage over error.statusMessage, which aligns with the backend changes that now provide more detailed error responses. The fallback chain ensures robust error display.

server/api/locations.post.ts (3)

5-6: LGTM! Clean import of query functions.

The imports correctly reference the new location query module, supporting the refactoring objective to centralize database operations.


38-38: LGTM! Replaced inline query with dedicated function.

The refactoring successfully replaces the inline database query with the findLocationByName function, improving code organization and reusability.


53-53: LGTM! Clean delegation to insert function.

The refactoring successfully replaces inline insertion logic with the dedicated insertLocation function.

lib/db/queries/location.ts (4)

1-9: LGTM! Clean imports and nanoid configuration.

The imports are appropriate and the nanoid configuration with a 5-character alphanumeric alphabet is suitable for generating URL-safe slug suffixes.


10-17: LGTM! Correct implementation of name-based lookup.

The function properly implements the unique constraint logic from the schema (name + userId combination) and uses appropriate Drizzle ORM query syntax.


19-23: LGTM! Simple and correct slug lookup.

The function provides a clean interface for checking slug existence, supporting the unique slug generation logic.


41-48: LGTM! Clean insertion with proper return value.

The function correctly handles the insertion with the spread operator for the insertable data and returns the created record using Drizzle's .returning() method.

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const slug = await findUniqueSlug(slugify(result.data.name));
if (!slug) {
throw new Error("Failed to generate unique slug");
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve error handling for slug generation.

The null check and generic Error throwing could be improved:

  1. The findUniqueSlug function always returns a string (either the original slug or a modified one), so the null check may be unnecessary
  2. Throwing a generic Error is less ideal than using a more specific error type
-  const slug = await findUniqueSlug(slugify(result.data.name));
-  if (!slug) {
-    throw new Error("Failed to generate unique slug");
-  }
+  const slug = await findUniqueSlug(slugify(result.data.name));

The null check can likely be removed since findUniqueSlug always returns a string. If you want to keep error handling, consider using a more specific error type.

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In server/api/locations.post.ts around lines 47 to 50, remove the null check for
slug since findUniqueSlug always returns a string, making the check unnecessary.
If you want to keep error handling, replace the generic Error with a more
specific error type related to slug generation failure, or consider removing the
error throw entirely if no failure case exists.

Improve location creation reliability through optimized database queries and standardized error responses
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