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chore: improve enhance
API code generation
#1150
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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe update involves refining the logic within the Changes
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- packages/schema/src/plugins/enhancer/enhance/index.ts (3 hunks)
Additional comments: 8
packages/schema/src/plugins/enhancer/enhance/index.ts (8)
- 61-61: The refactoring to use
this.needsLogicalClient()
directly instead of a conditional check simplifies the logic and improves code readability. This change makes the intention behind the code clearer and reduces complexity.- 92-94: The conditional import of
zodSchemas
based onthis.options.withZodSchemas
is a good practice for conditional feature inclusion. This approach ensures that unnecessary code is not imported or executed when the feature is not enabled, adhering to the principle of minimalism and potentially reducing the bundle size.- 96-100: The dynamic generation of imports based on the presence of
logicalPrismaClientDir
is a smart way to handle different project configurations. This approach allows for more flexible and adaptable code generation, catering to the specific needs of the project.- 104-108: Similarly, the dynamic creation of the enhance function based on the presence of
logicalPrismaClientDir
demonstrates a thoughtful approach to handling different configurations. This flexibility is crucial for a code generation tool that needs to adapt to various project setups.- 118-122: The
createSimplePrismaImports
method cleanly generates the necessary imports for the simple Prisma case. The code is concise and easy to understand, which is beneficial for maintainability.- 124-136: The
createSimplePrismaEnhanceFunction
method demonstrates a clear and straightforward way to generate the enhance function for the simple Prisma case. The use of template literals for code generation is effective, and the method is well-structured.- 138-148: The
createLogicalPrismaImports
method effectively handles the more complex case of generating imports when a logical Prisma client is needed. The method is well-organized, and the use of template literals makes the generated code easy to read.- 89-155: > 📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [151-172]
The
createLogicalPrismaEnhanceFunction
method is well-implemented, providing a clear and efficient way to generate the enhance function for the logical Prisma client case. The method handles both plain and extended PrismaClient cases, demonstrating a deep understanding of the requirements.
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