feat: item query support and item types #19
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several updates across multiple files in the codebase. Key changes include the addition of new dependencies in the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant API
participant Cache
Client->>Cache: Check for cached item
alt Item found
Cache-->>Client: Return cached item
else Item not found
Client->>API: Fetch item from API
API-->>Client: Return item data
Client->>Cache: Store item in cache
end
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src/worldstate/models/items/sigil.rs (1)
1-24: LGTM! Consider adding documentation.The
Sigilstruct is well-defined with appropriate derive macros and serde attributes. The renaming of thetypefield tosigil_typeis a good practice to avoid conflicts with the Rust keyword.Consider adding documentation comments to explain the purpose of the
Sigilstruct and its fields. This will improve code readability and maintainability. For example:/// Represents a Sigil item in the game. #[derive(Clone, Debug, Deserialize, PartialEq, Eq)] #[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] pub struct Sigil { /// The category of the sigil. pub category: Category, /// A description of the sigil. pub description: String, // ... (add comments for other fields) }src/worldstate/models/items/skin.rs (2)
5-24: LGTM: Skin struct is well-defined, consider field visibility.The
Skinstruct is well-structured with appropriate derive macros and serde attributes. The field renaming forskin_typeis a good practice.Consider reviewing the visibility of the struct fields. While making all fields public might be intentional, it's worth evaluating if some fields could benefit from being private for better encapsulation.
26-33: LGTM: Test function is well-structured, consider adding assertions.The test function effectively verifies API integration and struct deserialization. The use of tokio for async testing and the error handling approach are appropriate.
Consider enhancing the test by adding assertions to verify the deserialized data. For example:
let skin = reqwest::get("https://api.warframestat.us/items/Academe%20Ink/") .await? .json::<Skin>() .await?; assert_eq!(skin.name, "Academe Ink"); assert_eq!(skin.category, Category::Skins); // Add more assertions as neededThis would provide stronger guarantees about the correctness of the deserialization process and the API response structure.
src/worldstate/models/items/quest.rs (1)
5-24: LGTM! Consider reviewing field visibility.The
Queststruct is well-defined and follows Rust conventions. The use of derive macros and Serde attributes is appropriate.Consider reviewing the visibility of the struct fields. While making all fields public (
pub) is valid, it might be more robust to limit access to some fields if they're not intended to be directly modified outside the module.src/worldstate/models/items/misc.rs (1)
5-24: LGTM: Well-structured Misc struct with appropriate derive macros.The struct definition is well-organized and uses appropriate derive macros. The camelCase renaming and the handling of the
typefield are good practices.Consider reviewing the visibility of the struct fields. While making all fields public might be intentional, it's worth ensuring that this level of access is necessary for all fields to maintain encapsulation.
src/worldstate/models/items/resource.rs (2)
1-6: LGTM! Consider adding an explicit import for tokio.The imports look good and are appropriate for the struct definition. However, for better readability and to make dependencies clear, consider adding an explicit import for
tokioat the top of the file, as it's used in the test function.Add the following import at the top of the file:
use tokio;
8-33: LGTM! Consider usingStringconsistently for string fields.The
Resourcestruct is well-defined with appropriate derive macros and serde attributes. The field types are suitable for their intended purposes, and the renaming of the "type" field toresource_typeis a good practice.For consistency, consider using
Stringinstead ofVec<String>for theparentsfield if it's expected to be a single string. If it's meant to be a list of strings, the current implementation is correct.If
parentsis meant to be a single string, update the field as follows:parents: String,src/worldstate/models/items/arcane.rs (1)
12-33: LGTM! Consider adding field-level documentation.The
Arcanestruct is well-defined and follows Rust conventions. The use of derive macros and serde attributes is appropriate.Consider adding documentation comments for each field to improve clarity and maintainability. For example:
/// The category of the Arcane pub category: Category, /// List of locations or methods to obtain this Arcane pub drops: Vec<Drop>, // ... (continue for other fields)src/worldstate/models/items/gear.rs (1)
8-34: Consider adding documentation comments to theGearstruct and its fields.The
Gearstruct is well-defined with appropriate derive macros and field types. To enhance code readability and maintainability, consider adding documentation comments (///) to the struct and its fields. This will provide clarity on the purpose of each field and any constraints or special considerations.Here's an example of how you could start documenting the struct:
/// Represents a gear item in the game. #[derive(Clone, Debug, Deserialize, PartialEq)] #[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] pub struct Gear { /// The price to build this gear item. pub build_price: i64, /// The quantity that can be built at once. pub build_quantity: i64, // ... (continue for other fields) }src/worldstate/models/items/pet.rs (1)
5-36: LGTM: Well-structured Pet struct with appropriate derive macros.The
Petstruct is well-defined with appropriate field types and serde configurations. The use of#[serde(rename = "type")]forpet_typeis a good practice to avoid conflicts with Rust keywords.Consider adding documentation comments (///) for the struct and its fields to improve code readability and maintainability.
src/worldstate/mod.rs (1)
34-41: Improved import organization in the prelude.The changes to the prelude section enhance code organization and readability. The consolidated import block for
Client,ApiError, andApiErrorResponseimproves maintainability while preserving the existing functionality.Consider adding a brief comment above the
pub use crate::worldstate::models::*;line to explain the rationale behind the wildcard import, as it's generally discouraged in Rust for clarity reasons. For example:// Import all models for convenience in the prelude pub use crate::worldstate::models::*;src/worldstate/models/flash_sale.rs (1)
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36-61: Consider updating tests for the newis_featuredfieldWhile the existing tests check the overall functionality, they don't explicitly verify the new
is_featuredfield. Consider adding a test case that checks this new field to ensure it's correctly populated and handled.Here's a suggested addition to the
test_flashsalefunction:#[cfg(not(feature = "multilangual"))] #[tokio::test] async fn test_flashsale() -> Result<(), ApiError> { let client = Client::new(); match client.fetch::<FlashSale>().await { Ok(flashsales) => { // Check if at least one FlashSale has the is_featured field set assert!(flashsales.iter().any(|fs| fs.is_featured.is_some()), "No FlashSale found with is_featured set"); Ok(()) }, Err(why) => Err(why), } }Similarly, you could update the
test_flashsale_mlfunction for multilingual support.src/worldstate/models/void_trader.rs (2)
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32-67: Tests look good, with room for enhancementThe test cases cover both non-multilingual and multilingual scenarios, which is great. The formatting changes in the import statements improve readability.
Consider the following suggestions to enhance the tests:
- Add more specific assertions to verify the structure and content of the returned
VoidTraderobject.- Include error case scenarios to ensure proper error handling.
- Add a test case for an empty inventory scenario if applicable.
Would you like assistance in implementing these test enhancements?
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1-67: Consider minor improvements for documentation and error handlingThe overall implementation is solid, but consider the following minor improvements:
- Add more detailed documentation comments for the
VoidTradermodel, explaining the significance of each field and any constraints on their values.- Consider adding custom error types or error handling mechanisms specific to Void Trader operations, if applicable.
- If there are any invariants or constraints on the
inventoryfield (e.g., non-empty list), consider adding validation logic or documenting these constraints.Let me know if you'd like assistance in implementing any of these suggestions.
src/worldstate/language.rs (3)
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7-28: LGTM! Consider adding serde support.The
Languageenum is well-defined with appropriate derived traits and clear documentation. It covers a good range of languages using standard ISO 639-1 codes.Consider deriving
serde::Serializeandserde::Deserializetraits if this enum needs to be serialized or deserialized in the future. This can be done by adding the following derive attributes:#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)]Don't forget to add the
serdedependency to yourCargo.tomlif it's not already present.
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30-49: Minor optimization: Remove unnecessary.into()The implementation is correct, but there's a small optimization opportunity.
You can simplify the implementation by removing the
.into()call:impl From<Language> for String { fn from(value: Language) -> Self { use Language::*; - match value { - DE => "de", - ES => "es", - FR => "fr", - IT => "it", - KO => "ko", - PL => "pl", - PT => "pt", - RU => "ru", - ZH => "zh", - EN => "en", - UK => "uk", - } - .into() + String::from(match value { + DE => "de", + ES => "es", + FR => "fr", + IT => "it", + KO => "ko", + PL => "pl", + PT => "pt", + RU => "ru", + ZH => "zh", + EN => "en", + UK => "uk", + }) } }This change removes the unnecessary
.into()call and directly constructs aStringfrom the&strreturned by the match expression.
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51-70: Consider refactoring to reduce code duplicationThe implementation is correct, but it's very similar to the
From<Language> for Stringimplementation.To reduce code duplication, you could consider using a private method or const array to store the language codes. Here's an example using a const array:
impl Language { const CODES: [&'static str; 11] = ["de", "es", "fr", "it", "ko", "pl", "pt", "ru", "zh", "en", "uk"]; fn code(&self) -> &'static str { Self::CODES[*self as usize] } } impl From<Language> for &'static str { fn from(value: Language) -> Self { value.code() } } impl From<Language> for String { fn from(value: Language) -> Self { value.code().to_string() } }This approach centralizes the language codes, making it easier to maintain and reducing the risk of inconsistencies between the two implementations.
src/worldstate/models/macros.rs (1)
242-242: Approve the change with a minor suggestion.The modification to use
languagedirectly instead ofString::from(language)is a good improvement. It simplifies the code and potentially offers a slight performance benefit by avoiding an unnecessary allocation.To further enhance clarity, consider adding a type annotation to the
languageparameter in the function signature. This would make the expected type explicit and serve as documentation.Consider updating the function signature as follows:
fn endpoint(language: Language) -> String { // ... (rest of the implementation) }This change assumes that
Languageis the correct type and is in scope. If it's not, you may need to add the appropriate import or use a fully qualified path.src/worldstate/models/items/node.rs (4)
37-38: Renametype_field to enhance clarityThe field
type_represents the JSON keynodeType. Usingtype_with an underscore may be confusing. Consider renaming it to a more descriptive name likenode_type_idornode_type_indexto improve code clarity.Apply this diff to rename the field:
#[serde(rename = "nodeType")] -pub type_: i64, +pub node_type_id: i64,
54-54: Use variablenodeinstead of_nodeIn the test function, the variable
_nodeis being used. In Rust, a leading underscore indicates an intentionally unused variable. Since the variable is utilized, rename it tonodefor clarity.Apply this diff:
- let _node = reqwest::get("https://api.warframestat.us/items/oro/") + let node = reqwest::get("https://api.warframestat.us/items/oro/")
52-59: Add assertions to test function to validate deserializationThe test function currently deserializes the JSON response but doesn't verify the correctness of the data. Adding assertions will ensure that the deserialized
Nodeobject contains expected values.Consider adding assertions like:
let node = reqwest::get("https://api.warframestat.us/items/oro/") .await? .json::<Node>() .await?; + assert_eq!(node.name, "Oro"); + // Add additional assertions as needed
18-50: Add documentation comments to theNodestruct and its fieldsIncluding documentation comments will improve code maintainability and provide clarity to other developers using this struct.
Example:
+/// Represents a node in the Warframe world state. #[derive(Clone, Debug, Deserialize, PartialEq, Eq)] #[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] pub struct Node { + /// The category of the node. pub category: Category, // ... additional fields with comments }src/worldstate/models/items/relic.rs (1)
59-66: Consider enhancing the test with assertionsThe asynchronous test
test_relic_querysuccessfully checks deserialization from the API. To make the test more robust, consider adding assertions to validate critical fields of theRelicinstance. This can help catch discrepancies between the expected and actual data structures.src/worldstate/models/items/warframe.rs (1)
15-88: Add documentation comments for public fieldsAdding documentation comments to the public fields of the
Warframestruct will improve code readability and maintainability, providing clarity on what each field represents.For example:
pub struct Warframe { + /// The abilities of the Warframe pub abilities: Vec<Ability>, + + /// The armor value of the Warframe pub armor: i64, // ... }src/worldstate/models/items/weapon.rs (1)
32-68: Standardize field names for critical chance and critical multiplierIn the
Weaponstruct, the fields are namedcritical_chanceandcritical_multiplier, whereas in theAttackstruct, they arecrit_chanceandcrit_mult. To enhance code readability and maintainability, consider using consistent naming conventions across both structs.Apply these diffs to standardize the field names:
For the
Attackstruct:-pub crit_chance: f64, +pub critical_chance: f64, -pub crit_mult: f64, +pub critical_multiplier: f64,Or, alternatively, rename the fields in the
Weaponstruct to match those in theAttackstruct.src/worldstate/models/items/mod.rs (1)
246-270: Expand unit tests to cover more item categories and scenariosThe current unit tests verify the querying functionality for a sigil and a miscellaneous item in German. To ensure comprehensive coverage, consider adding tests for additional item categories such as weapons, warframes, mods, arcanes, and resources. Including tests for error cases, like querying non-existent items or handling malformed data, would strengthen the reliability of the querying functionality.
src/market/client.rs (1)
133-142: Optimize imports and module usageConsider reorganizing your imports for clarity and efficiency. Importing the entire module with
use super::*;can bring unnecessary items into scope.Replace:
- use super::*; + use super::{ApiError, Client, FetchResult, CacheValue};This makes it clear which items are being used from the parent module.
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src/lib.rs (2)
12-18: Improved import organizationThe restructuring of import statements enhances code readability and organization. By grouping related imports from
crate::worldstate::models, the code now follows a more idiomatic Rust style for larger modules.
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1-18: Verify the status of documentation enforcementThe AI summary mentioned the removal of the
#[forbid(missing_docs)]attribute from theworldstatemodule, but this change is not visible in the provided code. Could you please confirm if this attribute was indeed removed? If so, consider the potential impact on documentation quality and whether this was an intentional change.To check the current status of the
#[forbid(missing_docs)]attribute, please run the following command:If the attribute is indeed missing, consider adding it back or documenting the reason for its removal.
src/worldstate/models/items/glyph.rs (1)
5-21: LGTM: Well-structuredGlyphstruct definitionThe
Glyphstruct is well-defined with appropriate derive macros and field types. The use of#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")]ensures compatibility with typical JSON API responses.src/worldstate/models/items/fish.rs (2)
1-6: LGTM: Imports are appropriate for the struct definition.The imports are concise and relevant to the
Fishstruct implementation. The use ofsuperfor importingCategoryandDropsuggests good module organization.
8-24: LGTM: Well-structured Fish struct with a minor consideration.The
Fishstruct is well-defined with appropriate derive macros and serde attributes. The fields cover essential properties of a fish item.Consider if all fields need to be public. If some fields are only used internally, making them private could improve encapsulation. Please verify the usage of these fields across the codebase:
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LGTM: Fish struct usage is confined to internal modules.
The
Fishstruct is well-defined, and all usages are internal to theitemsmodule. Consider making fields private to improve encapsulation if they aren't accessed externally.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/worldstate/models/items/sigil.rs (1)
1-33: Overall, good addition with room for minor improvements.The introduction of the
Sigilstruct and its corresponding test function is a valuable addition to the codebase. The struct is well-defined, and the test provides a basic verification of the HTTP request and deserialization process.To further enhance this file:
- Add documentation comments to the
Sigilstruct and its fields.- Improve the test function with assertions and better error handling.
- Consider parameterizing the test URL for better testing flexibility.
These improvements will increase the maintainability and robustness of the code.
src/worldstate/models/items/skin.rs (2)
1-3: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and concise.The imports are correctly specified and all are used in the file.
1-33: Overall: Well-implemented Skin model with room for minor enhancements.The
Skinstruct and its accompanying test function are well-implemented, contributing effectively to the PR's objective of adding item query support. The code follows Rust best practices and is structured appropriately.Consider the following minor enhancements:
- Review field visibility in the
Skinstruct for better encapsulation.- Strengthen the test function by adding specific assertions on the deserialized data.
These changes would further improve the robustness and maintainability of the code.
src/worldstate/models/items/misc.rs (1)
1-3: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and concise.The imports are well-organized and relevant to the struct definition that follows.
src/worldstate/models/items/pet.rs (2)
1-3: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and concise.The import statements are correctly bringing in the necessary dependencies for the
Petstruct.
1-45: Overall, well-structured implementation with room for minor enhancements.The
Petstruct and its associated test function provide a solid foundation for handling pet data in the Warframe context. The code is well-organized and uses appropriate Rust and serde features.To further improve the code:
- Add documentation comments for the
Petstruct and its fields.- Enhance the test function with assertions and better error handling.
- Consider adding more comprehensive tests to cover different scenarios.
These enhancements will improve code maintainability and robustness.
src/worldstate/mod.rs (1)
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1-41: Add missingitemsmodule declaration.The PR objective mentions introducing support for item queries, but the
itemsmodule is not declared in this file. Consider adding the following line to include the new module:pub mod items;This ensures that the new functionality is properly integrated into the crate's module structure.
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37-38: LGTM! Consider checking for the latest versions.The addition of
strumandurlencodingdependencies aligns well with the PR objectives of supporting item types and query functionality.To ensure we're using the most up-to-date and compatible versions, please run the following script:
src/worldstate/models/flash_sale.rs (2)
31-34: Improved import formattingThe import statements have been reformatted for better readability, likely due to the new
rustfmt.tomlfile. This change is consistent with good coding practices.
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1-30: LGTM: Newis_featuredfield added correctlyThe new
is_featured: Option<bool>field has been added to theFlashSalemodel with an appropriate comment. It's consistent with the existingis_popularfield in type and naming convention.To ensure this change is reflected in all relevant parts of the codebase, please run the following script:
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1-15: LGTM:VoidTraderInventoryItemmodel looks goodThe
VoidTraderInventoryItemmodel is well-structured and accurately represents an item in Baro's inventory. The fields (item,ducats, andcredits) are appropriate for this context, and the use ofi32for currency values is suitable.
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17-30: LGTM:VoidTradermodel is well-definedThe
VoidTradermodel is correctly structured to represent Void Trader information. The fields (id,location, andinventory) are appropriate, and the use ofVec<VoidTraderInventoryItem>for the inventory is a good design choice. The model is correctly associated with the "/voidTrader" endpoint and marked as timed, which is appropriate for time-sensitive data.src/worldstate/language.rs (2)
72-76: LGTM! Well-implemented Display trait.The
Displayimplementation forLanguageis concise and correctly leverages the existingFrom<Language> for &'static strtrait. This approach ensures consistency between the string representations used in different contexts.
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1-76: Overall, well-implemented language supportThe
Languageenum and its implementations provide a solid foundation for supporting multiple languages in the API, aligning well with the PR objectives. The code is well-structured and documented, with appropriate trait derivations and implementations.While there are minor opportunities for optimization and refactoring (as noted in previous comments), the overall quality of the implementation is high. This addition will effectively support the
/items/{query}endpoint with language-specific queries.src/worldstate/models/syndicate_mission.rs (1)
58-61: Improved import organizationThe restructuring of import statements enhances code readability by grouping related imports from the
crate::worldstatemodule. This change aligns with Rust's recommended style and improves overall code organization.src/worldstate/models/mod.rs (7)
5-7: LGTM: Improved comment formattingThe comment has been split into multiple lines, enhancing readability without changing functionality. This change adheres to Rust documentation best practices.
14-17: LGTM: Improved import statement organizationThe import statement has been split into multiple lines and made more specific. This change enhances code readability and organization, potentially reducing naming conflicts.
60-63: LGTM: Improvedarchon_huntre-exportThe
archon_huntre-export has been split into multiple lines and now explicitly lists the structs being re-exported. This change enhances code readability and consistency with other re-exports in the file.
76-119: LGTM: Consistent improvement in re-export formattingThe re-exports for various modules have been consistently reformatted into a multi-line style. This change significantly improves code readability and organization, making it easier to identify which structs or enums are being re-exported from each module.
123-126: LGTM: Consistent improvement in test import formattingThe import statement in the test function has been updated to match the style used earlier in the file. This change enhances readability and maintains consistency throughout the module.
64-72: Improved re-exports, but use caution with wildcard importThe multi-line re-exports for
cambion_driftandcetusenhance readability and are consistent with the new style. However, the wildcard re-export forbase(pub use base::*;) might introduce naming conflicts if not carefully managed.Consider explicitly listing the items re-exported from
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basewildcardThe multi-line re-exports for
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41-41: LGTM: Newitemsmodule addedThe addition of the
itemsmodule aligns with the PR objective of introducing item query support. This is a good structural change.Please ensure that the
itemsmodule is implemented correctly. You can verify this by running the following script:✅ Verification successful
Verified:
itemsmodule implemented correctlyThe
itemsmodule is properly structured as a directory module withmod.rsand correctly references within the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the implementation of the items module # Test: Check if the items module file exists fd -t f "items.rs" src/worldstate/models # Test: Inspect the contents of the items module cat src/worldstate/models/items.rs # Test: Check for any references to the items module in other files rg "use (crate::worldstate::models::)?items::" srcLength of output: 249
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all module declarations of `items` # Search for `mod items` declarations rg 'mod\s+items\b' src # Inspect the contents of items/mod.rs for potential issues cat src/worldstate/models/items/mod.rsLength of output: 6340
src/worldstate/models/macros.rs (1)
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1-268: Overall assessment of changes in this file.The modification in the
impl_queryablemacro is the only change in this file and aligns well with the PR objectives. It simplifies the code and potentially improves performance slightly. The change is consistent with the introduction of theLanguageenum mentioned in the AI-generated summary for other files.The rest of the macros in this file remain unchanged, maintaining the existing functionality for model building, trait implementation, and enum creation.
src/worldstate/models/items/sentinel.rs (2)
11-53: LGTM:Sentinelstruct is well-definedThe
Sentinelstruct is correctly defined with appropriate field names and types. The use of Serde'srename_all = "camelCase"attribute ensures proper serialization and deserialization.
49-50: Proper handling of reserved keyword with SerdeGood use of
#[serde(rename = "type")]to handle the serialization of thesentinel_typefield, avoiding conflicts with the Rust reserved keywordtype.src/worldstate/models/items/relic.rs (5)
1-2: Import statements are appropriateThe necessary imports for
serde::Deserializeare correctly included, ensuring proper deserialization of the data structures.
3-4: Verify the definition ofCategoryin the parent moduleEnsure that the
Categorytype imported from the parent module is correctly defined and matches the expected usage in this context.
16-18: Ensure consistency ofMarketInfowith API dataConfirm that the
MarketInfostruct fields align with the data provided by the API formarket_info. This ensures that deserialization works correctly and that all necessary information is captured.
42-47: Check the accuracy ofRewardand its nested structuresEnsure that the
Rewardstruct and its nestedRewardItemcorrectly represent the API's response structure. Verifying that all fields are correctly named and typed will prevent deserialization errors and runtime issues.
56-57: Review the nesting ofMarketInfowithinRewardItemThe
RewardItemstruct contains awarframe_marketfield of typeMarketInfo. Confirm that this nesting accurately reflects the API's data. IfMarketInfois not provided within eachRewardItem, consider adjusting the structure accordingly.src/worldstate/models/items/warframe.rs (1)
80-81: Correct field name fortypeThe field is correctly renamed to avoid the Rust keyword
type. No action needed.src/worldstate/models/items/modification.rs (2)
14-55: Well-definedModstruct with appropriate serializationThe
Modstruct is properly defined with clear field types and Serde attributes for serialization. The use of#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")]ensures JSON compatibility.
57-99: Correct implementation ofModTypeenum with Serde renamingThe
ModTypeenum is correctly implemented, utilizing#[serde(rename)]for accurate serialization of variant names. This approach maintains consistency with the expected JSON values.src/worldstate/models/items/weapon.rs (5)
1-98: Overall well-structured definition ofWeaponstructThe
Weaponstruct is comprehensively defined with appropriate fields and data types. The use ofserdeattributes for serialization and deserialization is correctly implemented, ensuring compatibility with the external data formats.
101-122: Proper implementation ofAttackstruct with optional fieldsThe
Attackstruct is well-defined, and optional fields likeshot_speedandflightare appropriately handled usingOption<T>. This allows for flexibility when certain data may not be present.
124-131: Accurate representation ofFalloffstructThe
Falloffstruct correctly models the damage falloff mechanics with clear field names and appropriate data types.
133-145: Correct use ofserdeattributes inTriggerenumThe
Triggerenum accurately represents different firing mechanisms, and the use of#[serde(rename = "...")]appropriately handles variants with spaces or special characters, ensuring correct serialization and deserialization.
147-154: Well-definedShotTypeenum with serialization considerationsThe
ShotTypeenum is properly defined, and theserdeattributes correctly account for external representation differences, such as renaming "Hit-Scan" toHitScan.src/worldstate/models/arbitration.rs (3)
1-4: Imports from 'chrono' are appropriately structuredThe import statements from
chronoare correctly organized, importing the necessary itemsDateTimeandUtcfor date and time handling.
5-8: Imports from 'serde' are appropriateThe import statements from
serdecorrectly includeDeserializeandDeserializer, which are utilized for custom deserialization logic in the code.
10-13: Imports from the parent module are properly definedThe
supermodule importsbase::TimedEvent,Faction, andMissionType, which are necessary for theArbitrationstruct and its trait implementations.
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# [6.1.0](v6.0.1...v6.1.0) (2024-10-21) ### Features * item query support and item types ([#19](#19)) ([f79f2d8](f79f2d8))
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What did you fix?
Adds support for the
/items/{query}endpoint, with their respective types.Reproduction steps
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