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GBS-23 | Implemented category management functionalities #163

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  • New Features

    • Introduced full CRUD operations for categories, including new endpoints for retrieving, updating, and deleting categories.
    • Added a description field to the category model, enhancing categorization capabilities.
    • Implemented validation for category creation and update requests, ensuring data integrity.
    • Enhanced the repository with methods to retrieve categories by slug and to check for existence by slug.
    • Added a new endpoint to retrieve category summaries.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Restored the getCategories() method for retrieving a list of categories.
  • Database Changes

    • Added a description column to the gb_category, gb_permission, and gb_role tables in the database schema.
    • Increased the maximum length for name, slug, and icon columns in the gb_category table.
    • Populated the gb_category table with new entries, including descriptions for each category.
    • Established new roles and permissions in the database for enhanced access control.

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The changes in this pull request enhance the CategoryController and related classes to support full CRUD operations for categories. New endpoints for retrieving, updating, and deleting categories have been added to the controller. The data model has been expanded to include a description field in the Category, CategoryEntity, and CategoryResponse classes. Validation constraints have been introduced in the CategoryCreateRequest, and a new class, CategoryUpdateRequest, has been created to facilitate category updates. Additionally, SQL migration scripts have been updated to reflect these changes in the database schema.

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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/controller/CategoryController.java Updated endpoints for CRUD operations: added findAll, findAllSummary, findById, create, update, and delete methods; removed getCategoryList.
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/Category.java Added private String description; and private Integer orderNumber;; removed private Integer order;.
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/entity/CategoryEntity.java Added private String description;; renamed private Integer order; to private Integer orderNumber;.
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/request/CategoryCreateRequest.java Added fields: description, orderNumber; updated validation for existing fields.
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/request/CategoryUpdateRequest.java New class added to encapsulate data for category updates with validation annotations.
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategoryResponse.java Added private String description;; renamed private Long order; to private Long orderNumber;.
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategorySummaryResponse.java New class added to represent a summary response for categories.
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/repository/CategoryRepository.java Added methods findBySlug(String slug) and existsBySlug(String slug); removed existsByName(String name).
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/CategoryService.java Updated method names: getCategories() to findAll(CategoryListRequest listRequest), getCategory(Long categoryId) to findAll(), createCategory() to create(), and changeCategoryName() to update(). Added findById(Long id) and delete(Long id).
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/impl/CategoryServiceImpl.java Updated method names and logic to handle CategoryUpdateRequest; added checks for uniqueness and validity.
src/main/resources/db/migration/V1__ddl.sql Added description varchar(255) not null column to gb_category; updated column lengths for name, slug, and icon in gb_category.
src/main/resources/db/migration/V2__dml.sql Modified insert statements for gb_category to include description; added roles and permissions.

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@aleyna-yildizli aleyna-yildizli changed the title #156 | feat: Implemented category management functionalities #156 | Implemented category management functionalities Oct 4, 2024
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Actionable comments posted: 9

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (23)
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategoryResponse.java (1)

18-18: Consider reordering fields for consistency.

While the addition of the description field is correct, consider moving it to maintain consistency with the existing field order. The current order seems to progress from more general (id, name) to more specific (icon, parentId) attributes. A suggested order could be:

private Long id;
private String name;
private String description;
private Long order;
private String slug;
private String icon;
private Long parentId;

This ordering places description right after name, which is a logical grouping of general category information.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/Category.java (1)

17-17: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for the new field.

The addition of the description field is a good improvement to the Category class, aligning well with the PR objective of implementing category management functionalities. The placement and type of the field are appropriate.

For consistency and improved documentation, consider adding a brief comment above the new field to describe its purpose, similar to how you might have comments for other fields in this or related classes.

Example:

/** Description of the category */
private String description;
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/request/CategoryUpdateRequest.java (3)

1-10: LGTM! Consider using @DaTa annotation for conciseness.

The overall structure of the class looks good. The package declaration is correct, and necessary imports are present. The use of Lombok's @Getter and @Setter annotations helps reduce boilerplate code.

Consider using Lombok's @Data annotation instead of separate @Getter and @Setter annotations. This would also generate equals(), hashCode(), and toString() methods, which might be useful for this class.

-@Getter
-@Setter
+@Data
 public class CategoryUpdateRequest {

16-18: LGTM! Consider making the 'description' field optional.

The 'description' field is well-defined with appropriate validation constraints:

  • @NotBlank ensures the description is not empty.
  • @Size(max = 255) allows for a reasonably long description while preventing excessive length.

Consider if the description should always be required. If it's not necessary for all categories, you might want to remove the @NotBlank annotation to make it optional.

-@NotBlank(message = "Description cannot be blank")
 @Size(max = 255, message = "Description cannot exceed 255 characters")
 private String description;

20-20: Consider adding custom validation for 'parentId'.

The 'parentId' field is currently defined without any validation constraints. While this allows for null values (which might be appropriate for top-level categories), it doesn't ensure that non-null values refer to existing categories.

Consider adding a custom validation annotation to ensure that when 'parentId' is not null, it refers to an existing category. This could help prevent data integrity issues.

Example:

@ValidParentCategory(message = "Parent category must exist")
private Long parentId;

You'll need to implement the ValidParentCategory annotation and its corresponding validator to check against your category repository.

Would you like assistance in implementing this custom validation?

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/request/CategoryCreateRequest.java (4)

16-18: LGTM: Good validation for the name field.

The added validation annotations for the name field are appropriate:

  • @NotBlank ensures the name is not empty or null.
  • @Size limits the name to 36 characters, which is reasonable for a category name.
  • Custom error messages are provided for better user feedback.

Consider adding a minimum length constraint to the @Size annotation to ensure the category name is not too short. For example:

@Size(min = 2, max = 36, message = "Category name must be between 2 and 36 characters")

20-22: LGTM: Good addition of the description field with appropriate validation.

The new description field is well-implemented:

  • @NotBlank ensures the description is not empty or null.
  • @Size limits the description to 255 characters, which is suitable for short descriptions.
  • Custom error messages are provided for better user feedback.

Consider making the description optional, as not all categories may require a description. You can do this by removing the @NotBlank annotation:

@Size(max = 255, message = "Description must be less than 255 characters")
private String description;

28-33: LGTM: Good validation for slug and icon fields.

The validation for these fields is well-implemented:

  • slug: @NotBlank and @Size annotations ensure a non-empty value with a maximum length of 36 characters.
  • icon: @Size annotation limits the length to 36 characters when provided.

For the icon field, consider adding a pattern validation to ensure it contains only valid characters for an icon identifier. For example:

@Pattern(regexp = "^[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+$", message = "Icon must contain only alphanumeric characters, hyphens, and underscores")
@Size(max = 36, message = "Icon must be less than 36 characters")
private String icon;

35-36: LGTM: Good addition of the parentId field.

The new parentId field is well-implemented:

  • @PositiveOrZero ensures the parentId is zero or a positive number when provided.
  • The field allows for null values, which is appropriate for top-level categories.

Consider adding a custom validation to ensure that a category cannot be its own parent. This would require a custom validator, but it would prevent circular references in your category hierarchy. Here's an example of how you might start:

@PositiveOrZero(message = "Parent ID must be zero or a positive number")
@ValidParentId(message = "A category cannot be its own parent")
private Long parentId;

// You would need to create a custom validator annotation and its implementation
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/CategoryService.java (2)

25-32: LGTM: Detailed Javadoc added for createCategory method.

The added comment block provides valuable information about the createCategory method, including its behavior, parameters, and potential exceptions. This improves the documentation and usability of the interface.

Consider adding the @param tag for the request parameter and @throws tags for the exceptions to fully adhere to Javadoc conventions. Here's a suggested improvement:

/**
 * Creates a new category.
 * If there is a category with same order, it increases the order of the siblings (categories with the same parent).
 *
 * @param request The request object that contains the name, order and if it has a parent, parentId of the category.
 * @throws CategoryAlreadyExistException if a category with the same name already exists.
 * @throws CategoryNotFoundException if there is no category with the given parentId.
 */

Line range hint 33-34: Consider removing one empty line at the end of the file.

While it's good practice to end a file with a newline, having two empty lines is unnecessary. Consider removing one of these empty lines to adhere to common coding style guidelines.

src/main/resources/db/migration/V2__dml.sql (9)

100-102: Enhance category description and clarify parent category

The description "Fizik kategorisidir." is quite basic. Consider providing a more informative description that outlines what users can expect in this category. For example: "Fizik kategorisi, temel fizik prensiplerinden modern fiziğe kadar geniş bir yelpazede konuları kapsar."

Also, the parent_id is set to 1, indicating this is a subcategory. It would be helpful to add a comment or documentation specifying what category ID 1 represents for better understanding of the category hierarchy.


103-105: Improve category description and note shared parent

Similar to the previous category, the description "Biyoloji kategorisidir." is very basic. Consider expanding it to provide more context, such as: "Biyoloji kategorisi, canlıların yapısı, işlevi, büyümesi, kökeni, evrimi ve dağılımı gibi konuları içerir."

Note that this category shares the same parent_id (1) with the "Fizik" category. Ensure this is intentional and consider adding a comment to clarify what this parent category represents.


106-108: Enhance category description and document parent category

The description "Kimya kategorisidir." follows the same basic pattern as the previous categories. Consider providing a more detailed description, such as: "Kimya kategorisi, maddenin yapısı, özellikleri, bileşimi ve dönüşümlerini inceleyen konuları kapsar."

This is the third category sharing the parent_id of 1, along with "Fizik" and "Biyoloji". It's highly recommended to add a comment at the beginning of these inserts explaining what category ID 1 represents (likely a general "Science" or "Natural Sciences" category). This will improve the readability and maintainability of the script.


109-111: Improve category description and note structural differences

The description "Teknoloji kategorisidir." is quite basic. Consider expanding it to provide more context, such as: "Teknoloji kategorisi, bilimsel bilginin pratik amaçlarla uygulanması, yenilikçi ürünler ve süreçler hakkında konuları içerir."

Note that this is a top-level category (parent_id is null), unlike the previous science categories. This structural difference is good for organization but ensure it aligns with the intended category hierarchy.

The inclusion of an icon ('cpu') is a nice touch for UI purposes. Consider adding icons to other categories for consistency, if they will be used in the user interface.


112-114: Enhance category description and maintain structural consistency

The description "Felsefe kategorisidir." is quite basic. Consider providing a more informative description, such as: "Felsefe kategorisi, varlık, bilgi, değerler ve akıl yürütme gibi temel konularda derinlemesine düşünme ve tartışmaları içerir."

This category maintains the structure of the previous "Teknoloji" category, being a top-level category (parent_id is null) and including an icon ('book'). This consistency is good for maintaining a clear category hierarchy and UI representation.

Consider reviewing all categories to ensure they all have appropriate icons if they will be used in the user interface.


115-117: Improve description, confirm parent category, and address icon inconsistency

The description "Ontoloji kategorisidir." is quite basic. Consider expanding it to provide more context, such as: "Ontoloji kategorisi, varlığın doğası, var olmanın anlamı ve gerçekliğin temel yapısı hakkındaki felsefi sorgulamaları içerir."

The parent_id is set to 6, which likely refers to the "Felsefe" category. It would be helpful to add a comment confirming this relationship for clarity. For example: -- Parent: Felsefe (ID: 6).

Unlike the top-level categories, this subcategory doesn't include an icon. If icons are intended to be used in the UI, consider adding appropriate icons to all categories for consistency. If subcategories don't need icons, you might want to add a comment explaining this design decision.


118-120: Enhance category description and maintain subcategory consistency

The description "Ahlak Felsefesi kategorisidir." is quite basic. Consider providing a more informative description, such as: "Ahlak Felsefesi kategorisi, etik teoriler, ahlaki değerler, ve doğru davranışın doğası hakkındaki felsefi tartışmaları içerir."

This category maintains the structure of the previous "Ontoloji" subcategory, having the same parent (ID 6, presumably "Felsefe") and no icon. This consistency in subcategory structure is good. However, consider adding a comment to clarify the parent-child relationship, e.g., -- Parent: Felsefe (ID: 6).

If you decide to add icons to subcategories in the future, ensure you do so consistently across all subcategories.


124-126: Enhance description, maintain top-level consistency, and clarify category relationships

The description "Bilim kategorisidir." is quite basic. Consider providing a more informative description, such as: "Bilim kategorisi, doğal dünyayı anlamak ve açıklamak için sistematik gözlem ve deneysel yöntemleri kullanan çeşitli disiplinleri kapsar."

This category maintains the structure of other top-level categories like "Teknoloji" and "Felsefe", having a null parent_id and including an icon ('flask-conical'). This consistency is good for maintaining a clear category hierarchy and UI representation.

However, it's worth noting that this "Bilim" category seems to be added after its potential subcategories (Fizik, Kimya, Biyoloji). Consider:

  1. Moving this insert statement before its subcategories for logical order.
  2. Updating the parent_id of the science subcategories to reference this "Bilim" category instead of the current parent_id of 1.
  3. Adding a comment to clarify the relationship between this category and its subcategories.

This reorganization would improve the clarity of the category structure and make future maintenance easier.


100-126: Improve overall consistency and structure of category inserts

After reviewing all the category insert statements, here are some general recommendations to improve consistency and clarity:

  1. Descriptions: Enhance all category descriptions to provide more informative content about what each category encompasses.

  2. Hierarchy: Clarify the category hierarchy. Ensure that the "Bilim" category is inserted before its subcategories (Fizik, Kimya, Biyoloji) and update their parent_id accordingly.

  3. Icons: Decide on a consistent approach for icons. Either add icons to all categories or document why only some categories have icons.

  4. Comments: Add comments to clarify parent-child relationships, especially for subcategories.

  5. Ordering: Consider using consistent order_number values within each level of the hierarchy.

  6. Slugs: Double-check all slugs for typos (e.g., "epistelomoji" should be "epistemoloji").

  7. Documentation: Consider adding a comment at the beginning of this section explaining the overall category structure.

Implementing these changes will significantly improve the readability, maintainability, and consistency of your category data.

src/main/resources/db/migration/V1__ddl.sql (1)

Line range hint 1-324: Consider the following improvements to enhance the overall schema design:

  1. ID Consistency: The schema uses a mix of varchar(36) (likely for UUIDs) and auto-incrementing bigint for ID columns. Consider standardizing the ID type across all tables for consistency, preferably using UUIDs (varchar(36)) for better distribution and scalability.

  2. Indexing: Consider adding indexes on frequently queried columns, especially foreign keys. For example:

    • Add an index on gb_post(user_id) and gb_post(category_id)
    • Add an index on gb_comment(post_id)
    • Add an index on gb_media(user_id)
  3. Post Control Flags: The gb_post table has several boolean flags for different types of controls (copyright, typo, dangerous). Consider creating a separate gb_post_control table or using an ENUM type to handle these flags more efficiently and allow for easy addition of new control types in the future.

  4. Soft Deletes: For tables that have a 'DELETED' status (like gb_media_group and gb_media), consider adding a deleted_at timestamp column. This allows for easier filtering of active records and provides information about when the deletion occurred.

  5. Constraints: Add a check constraint to ensure gb_post.like_count is non-negative.

  6. Timestamps: Consider using timestamp with time zone instead of timestamp(0) to handle different time zones more effectively.

Would you like me to provide SQL statements for implementing these suggestions?

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/controller/CategoryController.java (1)

12-12: Avoid using wildcard imports for clarity

The import statement import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.*; uses a wildcard, which can make it harder to track which specific classes are being used. For better readability and maintainability, explicitly import only the necessary classes.

Apply this diff to specify the imports:

 import java.util.List;

+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.DeleteMapping;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PathVariable;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PostMapping;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PutMapping;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestBody;
 import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
 import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RestController;
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/impl/CategoryServiceImpl.java (1)

65-85: Add unit tests for the updateCategory method

To ensure the robustness of the updateCategory method, consider adding comprehensive unit tests. These tests should cover:

  • Updating each field individually (name, parentId, description).
  • Attempting to update with invalid data (e.g., non-existent parentId, duplicate name).
  • Edge cases, such as null values and self-referential parent IDs.
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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategoryResponse.java (1)

18-18: LGTM: New description field added successfully.

The addition of the description field enhances the CategoryResponse class, aligning with the PR objectives of implementing category management functionalities. The field is correctly defined as a private String, and it will be automatically included in getter, setter, and builder methods due to the Lombok annotations.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/Category.java (1)

17-17: Verify impact and update related components

The addition of the description field to the Category class is straightforward, but it may have wider implications:

  1. Database: Ensure that the database schema is updated to include the new description column for the categories table.
  2. Repository Layer: Update any custom queries or specifications that involve the Category entity.
  3. Service Layer: Modify any methods that create or update Category objects to handle the new field.
  4. API Layer: Update DTOs and controllers to include the description field in requests and responses.
  5. Unit Tests: Revise existing tests for the Category class and related components to include the new field.
  6. UI Layer: If applicable, update forms and views to display and allow editing of the category description.

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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/request/CategoryUpdateRequest.java (2)

12-14: LGTM! Appropriate validation for the 'name' field.

The 'name' field is well-defined with appropriate validation constraints:

  • @NotBlank ensures the category name is not empty.
  • @Size(max = 36) prevents excessively long names.

These constraints will help maintain data integrity and usability.


1-22: Overall, well-structured class with room for minor improvements.

The CategoryUpdateRequest class is well-designed for its purpose of updating categories. It uses appropriate validation constraints and Lombok annotations to reduce boilerplate code.

Summary of suggestions:

  1. Consider using @Data instead of separate @Getter and @Setter annotations.
  2. Evaluate if the description field should be optional.
  3. Implement custom validation for the parentId to ensure data integrity.

Additionally, consider the following:

  1. Think about versioning your API. If this is part of a public API, consider adding a version number to the package structure (e.g., org.gelecekbilimde.scienceplatform.v1.post.model.request).
  2. Ensure that this class is used in conjunction with proper input sanitization in your controllers to prevent XSS attacks.
  3. Consider implementing a builder pattern (you can use Lombok's @Builder annotation) for easier object creation, especially if more fields are added in the future.

To ensure this new class integrates well with the existing codebase, let's verify its usage:

This will help us understand how the new class is being used and if there are any potential naming conflicts.

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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/request/CategoryCreateRequest.java (3)

4-6: LGTM: Import statements are correctly added.

The new import statements for @NotNull, @PositiveOrZero, and @Size are necessary for the validation annotations used in the class. Good job on keeping the imports clean and relevant.


24-26: LGTM: Proper validation for the order field.

The validation annotations for the order field are well-chosen:

  • @NotNull ensures the order is not null.
  • @PositiveOrZero ensures the order is zero or a positive integer.
  • Custom error messages are provided for better user feedback.

These constraints will help maintain data integrity and prevent invalid order values.


Line range hint 1-39: Overall, excellent implementation of category management functionality.

The changes to the CategoryCreateRequest class significantly improve data validation and integrity for category creation. The added fields and validation annotations are consistent and well-implemented across all properties. These enhancements will contribute to more robust category management in the science platform.

A few minor suggestions were made to further improve the implementation, but the current state is already very good. Great job on this feature implementation!

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/CategoryService.java (4)

7-7: LGTM: Import statement for CategoryUpdateRequest added.

The new import statement for CategoryUpdateRequest is correctly added and aligns with the changes in the interface methods.


15-15: LGTM: getCategories() method added.

The getCategories() method is a valuable addition to the interface, allowing for the retrieval of all categories. The method signature is clear and follows Java naming conventions.


19-19: LGTM: updateCategory method signature improved.

The updateCategory method now uses a CategoryUpdateRequest object, which allows for more flexible and comprehensive category updates. This is an improvement over the previous changeCategoryName method, as it can potentially handle updates to multiple category attributes.


Line range hint 1-34: Overall, the changes improve category management functionality.

The modifications to the CategoryService interface align well with the PR objectives. The addition of the getCategories() method, the improvement of the update category functionality, and the detailed documentation for createCategory all contribute to a more robust category management system. The changes are well-structured and follow good coding practices.

There are only minor suggestions for improvement, mainly related to documentation format and file structure. Great job on enhancing the functionality of the category service!

src/main/resources/db/migration/V1__ddl.sql (1)

110-110: Approve the addition of the description column with a note on data migration.

The addition of the description column to the gb_category table is a good enhancement. It allows for more detailed categorization, which can improve user experience and content organization.

However, please consider the following points:

  1. Data Migration: Since the column is defined as NOT NULL, ensure that you have a strategy to populate this field for existing categories during the migration. This might involve setting a default value or updating existing records.

  2. Column Order: Consider placing the description column right after the name column for better readability and logical grouping of related fields.

To ensure there are no existing categories without descriptions, you can run the following query after applying this migration:

This will help verify that all categories have a valid description after the migration.

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src/main/resources/db/migration/V2__dml.sql (8)

100-102: Enhance category description and clarify parent-child relationship

Consider expanding the description to provide more context about the Physics category. For example:
"Fizik kategorisi, madde ve enerji arasındaki etkileşimleri inceleyen temel bilim dalıdır."

Also, it would be helpful to add a comment clarifying the parent-child relationship:

-- Parent: Bilim (ID: 1)

This will make the hierarchy more apparent to other developers.


103-105: Enhance category description and clarify parent-child relationship

Similar to the previous category, consider expanding the description to provide more context about the Biology category. For example:
"Biyoloji kategorisi, canlı organizmaları ve yaşam süreçlerini inceleyen bilim dalıdır."

Also, add a comment clarifying the parent-child relationship:

-- Parent: Bilim (ID: 1)

106-108: Enhance category description and clarify parent-child relationship

As with the previous categories, consider expanding the description to provide more context about the Chemistry category. For example:
"Kimya kategorisi, maddenin yapısını, özelliklerini ve dönüşümlerini inceleyen bilim dalıdır."

Also, add a comment clarifying the parent-child relationship:

-- Parent: Bilim (ID: 1)

109-111: Enhance category description and note structural differences

Consider expanding the description to provide more context about the Technology category. For example:
"Teknoloji kategorisi, bilimsel bilginin pratik uygulamalarını ve yenilikçi çözümleri kapsayan alanı içerir."

Note that this category is a top-level category (parent_id is null) and includes an icon. This structure is different from the previous categories and should be consistent with your intended hierarchy.


112-114: Enhance category description

Consider expanding the description to provide more context about the Philosophy category. For example:
"Felsefe kategorisi, varlık, bilgi, değerler ve akıl yürütme gibi temel konuları sorgulayan düşünce disiplinini kapsar."

This category, like Teknoloji, is a top-level category with an icon, which is consistent with the intended structure for main categories.


115-117: Enhance category description and clarify parent-child relationship

Consider expanding the description to provide more context about the Ontology category. For example:
"Ontoloji kategorisi, varlığın doğası ve temel kategorileri üzerine felsefi sorgulamaları içerir."

Also, add a comment clarifying the parent-child relationship:

-- Parent: Felsefe (ID: 6)

This will make the hierarchy more apparent to other developers.


118-120: Enhance category description and clarify parent-child relationship

Consider expanding the description to provide more context about the Ethics category. For example:
"Ahlak Felsefesi kategorisi, etik değerler, ahlaki yargılar ve insan davranışlarının felsefi analizini içerir."

Also, add a comment clarifying the parent-child relationship:

-- Parent: Felsefe (ID: 6)

This will maintain consistency with other subcategories and improve clarity.


121-123: Enhance category description and clarify parent-child relationship

Thank you for fixing the typo in the slug as per the previous review comment. To further improve this entry:

  1. Consider expanding the description to provide more context about the Epistemology category. For example:
    "Epistemoloji kategorisi, bilginin doğası, kapsamı ve kökeni hakkındaki felsefi sorgulamaları içerir."

  2. Add a comment clarifying the parent-child relationship:

    -- Parent: Felsefe (ID: 6)

These changes will maintain consistency with other subcategories and improve overall clarity.

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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/repository/CategoryRepository.java (2)

18-18: LGTM: New method is well-defined and follows best practices.

The findByName method is a valuable addition to the repository. It follows Spring Data JPA naming conventions and returns an Optional, which is ideal for potentially absent results.

Consider adding a @Nullable annotation to the name parameter to explicitly indicate that null values are acceptable (if they are). This improves code clarity:

Optional<CategoryEntity> findByName(@Nullable String name);

Don't forget to import org.springframework.lang.Nullable if you decide to add this annotation.


Line range hint 1-21: Summary: Valuable enhancement to category management functionality.

The addition of the findByName method significantly improves the CategoryRepository interface by allowing direct retrieval of a category by its name. This change aligns well with the PR objective of implementing category management functionalities.

Consider the following to further enhance the repository:

  1. If category names are expected to be unique, you might want to add a unique constraint in the database schema.
  2. For case-insensitive searches, consider adding a method like findByNameIgnoreCase.
  3. If partial name matches are needed, you could add a method like findByNameContaining.

These suggestions can be implemented in future iterations if the current functionality doesn't fully meet the project's needs.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/request/CategoryCreateRequest.java (3)

20-22: LGTM! Consider using @Min for consistency.

The changes to the orderNumber field (previously order) look good:

  • The rename to orderNumber is more descriptive and avoids potential conflicts with SQL keywords.
  • The @Positive annotation ensures the value is greater than 0, addressing the previous concern about starting from 0.
  • The @NotNull annotation ensures the field is always provided.

For consistency with other numeric fields and to allow more precise control, consider using @Min(1) instead of @Positive:

@NotNull
@Min(1)
private Integer orderNumber;

This change would maintain the current behavior while aligning with the style used in other parts of the codebase.


28-29: LGTM! Consider documenting icon selection process.

The changes to the icon field look good:

  • The @Size annotation with a maximum value of 50 characters should be sufficient for icon names or identifiers.
  • The custom error message has been removed, favoring Spring's default messages as suggested.

These changes address the previous review comments regarding message customization and field length.

However, the question about how icons will be determined on the frontend remains open. Consider adding a comment or documentation about the expected format or selection process for icons to clarify this for future developers.


31-32: LGTM! Consider making parentId optional.

The new parentId field looks good:

  • The @Positive annotation ensures the value is greater than 0, which aligns with the previous suggestion and the likely database ID structure.

This field allows for creating a hierarchical structure of categories, which is a useful feature. However, consider making this field optional to allow for top-level categories. You can achieve this by using Long instead of long and removing the @Positive annotation:

private Long parentId;

This change would allow null values for top-level categories while still ensuring that any provided ID is positive when present.

src/main/resources/db/migration/V2__dml.sql (3)

Line range hint 15-69: LGTM: Comprehensive permission set with a minor suggestion

The permission inserts are well-structured and cover a wide range of functionalities:

  • Unique UUIDs for each permission
  • Clear, descriptive names and descriptions
  • Consistent use of 'gelecekbilimde' as the creator

One minor suggestion:
Consider adding a comment or grouping permissions by functionality (e.g., user management, post operations, role applications) to improve readability and maintainability.

Example:

-- User management permissions
INSERT INTO gb_permission ... -- user:create
INSERT INTO gb_permission ... -- user:delete
-- Post operations permissions
INSERT INTO gb_permission ... -- post:create
INSERT INTO gb_permission ... -- post:update

This grouping would make it easier to understand and manage permissions as the system grows.


Line range hint 72-138: LGTM: Role-permission mappings with a suggestion for improved readability

The role-permission mappings are logically structured:

  • Each role has an appropriate set of permissions
  • The hierarchy of permissions (ADMIN > MODERATOR > AUTHOR > USER) is well-maintained

To improve readability and maintainability, consider:

  1. Grouping the insert statements by role
  2. Adding comments to indicate the start of each role's permissions

Example:

-- ADMIN permissions
INSERT INTO gb_role_permission ... -- panel:admin
INSERT INTO gb_role_permission ... -- user:create
-- More ADMIN permissions...

-- MODERATOR permissions
INSERT INTO gb_role_permission ... -- post:create
INSERT INTO gb_role_permission ... -- post:update
-- More MODERATOR permissions...

This structure would make it easier to understand and manage role-permission mappings as the system evolves.


Line range hint 1-234: Overall: Well-structured migration script with room for organizational improvements

This migration script provides a comprehensive initial setup for the application's data model, including roles, permissions, categories, and test users. The core functionality appears to be well-implemented.

Key points:

  1. Category inserts could benefit from improved descriptions and hierarchical organization.
  2. Role and permission inserts are well-defined and comprehensive.
  3. Role-permission mappings and user inserts are logically structured.

Main areas for improvement:

  1. Enhance readability by grouping related inserts and adding comments.
  2. Optimize the order of category inserts for better logical flow.
  3. Add security considerations for test user passwords.

These changes will significantly improve the maintainability and clarity of the migration script, making it easier for future developers to understand and extend the data model.

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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/repository/CategoryRepository.java (1)

6-6: LGTM: Import statement is correct and necessary.

The import of java.util.Optional is appropriate for the new method being added to the interface.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/request/CategoryCreateRequest.java (3)

12-14: LGTM! Addressed previous concerns.

The changes to the name field look good:

  • The @Size annotation now includes both min and max values, addressing the concern about minimum length.
  • The maximum length has been increased to 50 characters, which aligns with the team's discussion.
  • The custom error message has been removed, favoring Spring's default messages as suggested.

These changes effectively address the previous review comments.


16-18: LGTM! New description field looks good.

The new description field has been implemented well:

  • It uses @NotBlank to ensure the field is not empty.
  • The @Size annotation includes both min (2) and max (255) values, addressing the previous concern about minimum length.
  • The maximum length of 255 is appropriate for a description field.
  • No custom error messages are used, aligning with the suggestion to use Spring's default messages.

These implementations effectively address the previous review comments and provide a good structure for the description field.


24-26: LGTM! Addressed previous concerns.

The changes to the slug field look good:

  • The @Size annotation now has a maximum value of 50 characters, addressing the previous suggestion to reconsider the field length.
  • The @NotBlank annotation ensures the field is not empty.
  • The custom error message has been removed, favoring Spring's default messages as suggested.

These changes effectively address the previous review comments and provide a good structure for the slug field.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/CategoryService.java (6)

7-7: LGTM: Import statement added for CategoryUpdateRequest

The addition of this import statement is consistent with the changes made to the update method signature. It's a necessary change to support the new CategoryUpdateRequest parameter.


13-13: LGTM: Method renamed and repositioned as suggested

The getCategories() method has been renamed to findAll(), which aligns better with common Spring Data JPA naming conventions. Additionally, this method is now positioned at the top of the interface, following the suggested order from the previous review:

  1. Listing
  2. Listing Summary
  3. Detail
  4. Creation
  5. Update
  6. Delete
  7. Other actions

This change improves the overall structure and readability of the interface.


17-17: LGTM: Method renamed as suggested

The createCategory method has been renamed to create, which simplifies the method name while maintaining clarity. This change is in line with the previous review suggestion and improves the overall consistency of the interface.


19-20: LGTM: Method signature updated for more flexibility

The changeCategoryName method has been replaced with a more flexible update method. This change allows for more comprehensive updates to a category beyond just the name. Using a CategoryUpdateRequest object is a more extensible approach that can easily accommodate future modifications to the category update process.

This change aligns with the previous review suggestion and improves the overall design of the interface.


21-21: LGTM: Delete method added as suggested

The addition of the delete(Long id) method completes the basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations for the CategoryService. This method follows a clear and simple signature convention, which is consistent with the other methods in the interface.

This addition aligns with the previous review suggestion and enhances the functionality of the CategoryService.


24-26: Overall assessment: Excellent improvements to the CategoryService interface

The changes made to this interface have significantly improved its structure, consistency, and functionality. All modifications align with previous review suggestions and follow best practices for Java and Spring development. The interface now provides a complete set of CRUD operations with clear and concise method signatures.

Great job implementing the feedback and enhancing the CategoryService!

src/main/resources/db/migration/V2__dml.sql (2)

Line range hint 1-12: LGTM: Role inserts are well-defined

The role inserts are correctly implemented with appropriate attributes:

  • Unique UUIDs for each role
  • Clear, concise descriptions
  • Consistent use of 'ACTIVE' status and 'gelecekbilimde' as the creator

This structure provides a solid foundation for role-based access control in the application.


Line range hint 207-234: LGTM: User inserts with a security consideration

The user inserts provide a good set of initial users for testing different roles:

  • Each major role (ADMIN, MODERATOR, AUTHOR, USER) is represented
  • User attributes are consistently populated
  • Status is set to 'VERIFIED' for all users, which is appropriate for initial setup

Security consideration:
All users currently have the same password hash. While this is acceptable for initial setup or testing environments, it's crucial to ensure that:

  1. This migration script is not used in production environments.
  2. Users are required to change their passwords upon first login in any environment where this script is used.

Consider adding a comment above these inserts to highlight this security consideration for future developers.

To ensure this script is not accidentally used in a production environment, consider adding a check at the beginning of the script:

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Sanırım çalışmayan bir kaç şey var, pipeline hata almış. Uygulamada değişiklik yaptıktan sonra test etmemizde fayda var.

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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategorySummaryResponse.java (1)

10-16: LGTM: Class structure and fields are well-defined.

The CategorySummaryResponse class has a clear purpose and appropriate fields. The use of Long for id and orderNumber provides flexibility for large values.

Consider adding Javadoc comments to the class and fields to improve documentation. For example:

/**
 * Represents a summary response for a category.
 */
@Builder
@Getter
@Setter
public class CategorySummaryResponse {
    /** The unique identifier of the category. */
    private Long id;
    
    /** The name of the category. */
    private String name;
    
    /** The order number of the category. */
    private Long orderNumber;
    
    /** The URL-friendly slug of the category. */
    private String slug;
    
    /** The icon representation of the category. */
    private String icon;
}
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/request/CategoryUpdateRequest.java (1)

20-20: Consider adding a comment for the parentId field.

The parentId field is correctly defined as a Long to allow null values for categories without a parent. However, it would be helpful to add a comment explaining its purpose and null behavior.

Consider adding a comment like this:

/**
 * The ID of the parent category. Null if this category has no parent.
 */
private Long parentId;

This comment would improve code readability and make the field's purpose clearer to other developers.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/mapper/CategoryToCategorySummaryResponseMapper.java (2)

10-11: LGTM: Interface declaration is correct. Consider adding componentModel.

The interface declaration and its annotation are correct. Extending BaseMapper with appropriate type parameters is a good practice.

Consider adding the componentModel parameter to the @Mapper annotation to specify how the mapper should be instantiated. For example:

@Mapper(componentModel = "spring")

This would allow for easier integration with dependency injection frameworks like Spring.


12-14: Consider renaming the initialize method for clarity.

The static factory method is implemented correctly using Mappers.getMapper(). However, the name 'initialize' might not be the most descriptive for its purpose.

Consider renaming the method to something more descriptive of its action, such as getInstance() or createMapper(). For example:

static CategoryToCategorySummaryResponseMapper getInstance() {
    return Mappers.getMapper(CategoryToCategorySummaryResponseMapper.class);
}

This name more clearly indicates that the method is retrieving or creating an instance of the mapper.

src/main/resources/db/migration/V2__dml.sql (1)

217-242: Enhance category descriptions

While the addition of descriptions is good, they could be more informative.

Consider expanding the descriptions to provide more context about each category. For example:

-values (0, 1, 'Fizik', 'Fizik kategorisidir.', 'fizik', null,
+values (0, 1, 'Fizik', 'Madde ve enerji arasındaki ilişkileri inceleyen temel bilim dalıdır.', 'fizik', null,
         'gelecekbilimde', current_timestamp);

Apply similar improvements to other category descriptions as well.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/CategoryService.java (1)

14-14: Consider renaming findAllSummary() to findAllSummaries()

To better reflect that the method returns a list of summaries, consider renaming the method to findAllSummaries(). This aligns with standard naming conventions and improves code readability.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/controller/CategoryController.java (3)

29-31: Ensure consistency in authority naming conventions

The authority strings in the @PreAuthorize annotations vary across methods:

  • getCategoryList uses "category:get:list".
  • findById uses "category:get:id".
  • create uses "category:create".
  • update uses "category:update".
  • delete uses "category:delete".

For better maintainability and clarity, consider standardizing the authority naming convention. For example, you might use:

  • "category:read:all" for listing all categories.
  • "category:read:one" or "category:read:id" for retrieving a category by ID.
  • "category:create" for creation.
  • "category:update" for updates.
  • "category:delete" for deletions.

Also applies to: 42-44, 50-52, 57-59, 64-66


43-43: Validate method names for clarity and RESTful conventions

The method names such as findById, create, update, and delete are concise. However, for better readability and to align with RESTful conventions, consider prefixing the methods with the HTTP action they represent, like get, post, put, and delete. For example:

  • Change findById to getCategoryById.
  • Keep create as is or change to createCategory.
  • Keep update as is or change to updateCategory.
  • Keep delete as is or change to deleteCategory.

This can improve code readability and maintain consistency across the controller methods.

Also applies to: 51-51, 58-58, 65-65


14-14: Organize imports and remove duplicates

The import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.*; statement is present along with specific imports like @RestController and @RequestMapping. To avoid redundancy, consider either importing specific annotations or using the wildcard import, but not both.

Apply this diff to clean up the imports:

 import org.springframework.security.access.prepost.PreAuthorize;
-import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.*;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PostMapping;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PutMapping;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.DeleteMapping;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PathVariable;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestBody;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
+import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RestController;
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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategorySummaryResponse.java (1)

1-9: LGTM: Package, imports, and annotations are well-structured.

The package name is appropriate, and the use of Lombok annotations (@builder, @Getter, @Setter) is a good practice to reduce boilerplate code and improve maintainability.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/request/CategoryUpdateRequest.java (4)

1-7: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are correct.

The package declaration and imports are appropriate for the class's needs. All necessary imports are present, and there are no unnecessary imports.


8-10: LGTM: Class-level annotations and declaration are appropriate.

The use of Lombok's @Getter and @Setter annotations is consistent with the project's coding style. The class name CategoryUpdateRequest accurately describes its purpose as a request object for updating categories.


16-18: LGTM: Description field constraints are appropriate.

The constraints for the description field (@NotBlank and @Size(min = 2, max = 255)) are consistent with the past comment suggestions and seem appropriate for a category description.


12-14: Consider aligning max length with database schema.

The current max length for the name field is 50 characters. However, a past comment suggests that the database schema uses a length of 36 characters. It's important to ensure consistency between the application and database constraints.

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If you decide to keep the current max length of 50, please ensure that the database schema is updated accordingly.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/mapper/CategoryToCategorySummaryResponseMapper.java (2)

1-9: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are correct and well-organized.

The package declaration is appropriate, and all necessary imports are present. The import order follows a logical structure, with project-specific classes listed before external libraries.


1-15: Overall, the CategoryToCategorySummaryResponseMapper is well-implemented.

The mapper interface is correctly structured and follows MapStruct conventions. It provides a clean way to map between Category and CategorySummaryResponse objects. The suggested improvements (adding componentModel to @Mapper and renaming the initialize method) are minor and aimed at enhancing clarity and integration.

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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/mapper/PostManagerControlRequestToPostProcessEntityMapper.java (1)

19-19: Approve change, but verify impact on codebase

The change from getOrder() to getOrderNumber() appears to be correct and maintains consistency with what seems to be a rename of the property in the Category class. This change improves the clarity of the code by using a more descriptive name for the order property.

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src/main/resources/db/migration/V2__dml.sql (3)

81-95: New category management permissions added

The new permissions for category management (list, get, create, update, delete) have been correctly added. This aligns with the PR objective of implementing category management functionalities.


121-130: Category management permissions assigned to ADMIN role

The ADMIN role has been granted all category management permissions, which is appropriate for this role's level of access.


Line range hint 81-242: Summary of category management implementation

The changes successfully implement category management functionalities as intended in the PR objectives. However, there are a few areas that need attention:

  1. The MODERATOR role has the same category management permissions as the ADMIN role, which might be too permissive.
  2. The order of category insertions could potentially cause issues with foreign key constraints.
  3. Category descriptions could be more informative.

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  • Reviewing and adjusting the MODERATOR role permissions for category management.
  • Reordering the category insertions to ensure parent categories are inserted before their children.
  • Enhancing the category descriptions to provide more context.

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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/request/CategoryCreateRequest.java (6)

12-14: Field name: Validations are appropriate

The name field has proper validation annotations ensuring it is not blank and has a length between 2 and 50 characters.


16-18: Field description: Validations are appropriate

The description field is correctly annotated to ensure it is not blank and has a length between 2 and 255 characters.


20-22: Field orderNumber: Validations are appropriate

The orderNumber field is properly annotated with @NotNull and @Positive, ensuring it is required and positive.


24-26: Field slug: Validations are appropriate

The slug field has appropriate validation annotations to ensure it is not blank and has a length between 2 and 50 characters.


28-29: Optional field icon: Validations are appropriate

The icon field is optional and has a @Size(max = 50) annotation to limit its length, which is appropriate.


31-32: Field parentId: Ensure correct handling of optional parent categories

The parentId field is annotated with @Positive, which ensures that if a parent ID is provided, it must be a positive value. However, if parentId is optional (i.e., the category can be a root category without a parent), this is acceptable. Ensure that the application logic handles null values for parentId appropriately.

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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/controller/CategoryController.java (3)

59-61: Consider handling potential exceptions in the update method

While we understand that validation and error handling are performed at the service layer as per the project's conventions, ensure that the categoryService.update(id, request) method properly throws exceptions or handles cases where the category does not exist.

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67-68: Ensure proper handling of deletion in delete method

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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/impl/CategoryServiceImpl.java (1)

86-102: ⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure category is not set as its own parent

There is no check to prevent a category from being assigned as its own parent, which can cause circular references and data integrity issues.

Apply this diff to add a validation check:

 if (request.getParentId() != null) {
+    if (request.getParentId().equals(id)) {
+        throw new IllegalArgumentException("A category cannot be its own parent.");
+    }
     if (!categoryRepository.existsById(request.getParentId())) {
         throw new CategoryParentNotFoundException(request.getParentId());
     }
     categoryEntity.setParentId(request.getParentId());
 }

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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategorySummaryResponse.java (1)

8-16: Add JavaDoc comments to improve code documentation.

To enhance code readability and maintainability, consider adding JavaDoc comments to the class and its fields. This will provide clear documentation for developers working with this class. For example:

/**
 * Represents a summary response for a category in the science platform.
 * This class encapsulates essential information about a category for API responses.
 */
public class CategorySummaryResponse {

    /** The unique identifier of the category. */
    private Long id;

    /** The ID of the parent category, or null if this is a top-level category. */
    private Long parentId;

    /** The name of the category. */
    private String name;

    /** The order number determining the position of the category in listings. */
    private Long orderNumber;

    /** The URL-friendly slug of the category. */
    private String slug;

    /** The icon associated with the category, if any. */
    private String icon;
}

Adding these comments will make it easier for other developers to understand the purpose and structure of this class without having to dig into the implementation details.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategoriesResponse.java (2)

8-10: Consider renaming the class and making it final.

  1. The class name CategoriesResponse is in singular form, which might be inconsistent with its purpose if it's meant to represent multiple categories. Consider renaming it to CategoryResponse if it represents a single category, or ensure it's correctly named if it's intended to hold multiple categories.

  2. If this class is not intended to be extended, consider making it final for better immutability and design clarity.

Here's a suggested modification:

 @Getter
 @Setter
-public class CategoriesResponse {
+public final class CategoryResponse {

or if it's meant to represent multiple categories:

 @Getter
 @Setter
-public class CategoriesResponse {
+public final class CategoriesResponse {

12-19: LGTM: Field declarations are appropriate. Consider adding update tracking fields.

The field declarations are well-structured and use appropriate types. However, to improve tracking of modifications, consider adding updatedAt and updatedBy fields:

 private String createdBy;
 private LocalDateTime createdAt;
+private String updatedBy;
+private LocalDateTime updatedAt;

This addition would allow for better auditing of category changes over time.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategoryResponse.java (1)

14-15: LGTM: New fields added to CategoryResponse.

The new fields (description, orderNumber, createdBy, createdAt, updatedBy, updatedAt) enhance the CategoryResponse class with valuable metadata. They follow Java naming conventions and use appropriate types.

The addition of audit fields is a good practice for tracking changes.

Consider adding Javadoc comments for these new fields to improve code documentation.

Also applies to: 19-22

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/media/util/SlugUtil.java (2)

1-9: Approved: Class renaming and package change improve clarity and scope.

The renaming of the class from PostUtil to SlugUtil and the package change from post.util to media.util are good improvements. These changes better reflect the specific functionality of the class and suggest a broader scope for its usage.

Consider adding a brief class-level Javadoc comment to describe the purpose of this utility class, which could help other developers understand its role more quickly.


Line range hint 11-20: Approved: Slugging method implementation is correct and efficient.

The slugging method implementation is well-designed and follows best practices for creating URL-friendly slugs. It correctly handles Unicode normalization, non-alphanumeric character replacement, and trimming.

Consider the following minor improvements:

  1. Add a Javadoc comment to describe the method's purpose, parameters, and return value.
  2. Consider making the method name more verb-like, e.g., generateSlug or createSlug.
  3. You might want to add a check for null or empty input to prevent potential NullPointerException.

Here's an example of how you could implement these suggestions:

/**
 * Generates a URL-friendly slug from the given text.
 *
 * @param text The input text to be converted into a slug.
 * @return A URL-friendly slug, or an empty string if the input is null or empty.
 */
public String generateSlug(String text) {
    if (text == null || text.isEmpty()) {
        return "";
    }
    
    String normalizedText = Normalizer.normalize(text, Normalizer.Form.NFD)
        .replaceAll("\\p{InCombiningDiacriticalMarks}+", "");

    Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("[^\\p{Alnum}]+");
    String slug = pattern.matcher(normalizedText).replaceAll("-").toLowerCase();
    return slug.replaceAll("^-+|-+$", "");
}
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/mapper/CategoryToCategoriesResponseMapper.java (2)

9-10: LGTM: Interface declaration is well-structured.

The interface is correctly annotated with @Mapper and extends BaseMapper with appropriate generic types. The naming clearly indicates its purpose.

Consider adding a brief Javadoc comment to describe the purpose of this mapper interface. For example:

/**
 * Mapper interface for converting Category objects to CategoriesResponse objects.
 */
@Mapper
public interface CategoryToCategoriesResponseMapper extends BaseMapper<Category, CategoriesResponse> {

12-14: LGTM: Static method implementation is correct.

The initialize() method correctly uses Mappers.getMapper() to obtain an instance of the mapper. Making it static allows for easy access without object instantiation.

Consider renaming the method to getInstance() to align with common Java naming conventions for singleton-like access methods. For example:

static CategoryToCategoriesResponseMapper getInstance() {
    return Mappers.getMapper(CategoryToCategoriesResponseMapper.class);
}

This name more clearly communicates the method's purpose of providing a mapper instance.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/mapper/CategoryToSummaryResponseMapper.java (3)

9-10: LGTM: Interface declaration and annotation are correct.

The interface is properly annotated with @Mapper for MapStruct and extends BaseMapper with the correct generic types. The naming convention is clear and descriptive.

Consider adding a brief Javadoc comment to describe the purpose of this interface, which can be helpful for developers who might use or maintain this code in the future.


12-14: LGTM: Static initialize() method is implemented correctly.

The method correctly uses Mappers.getMapper() to obtain an instance of the MapStruct-generated implementation.

Consider renaming the method to getInstance() or getMapper() to more accurately reflect its functionality. The current name "initialize" might be slightly misleading as the method doesn't actually initialize anything, but rather retrieves an instance.


1-16: Overall assessment: Well-implemented mapper interface.

This new file introduces a well-structured mapper interface for converting Category to CategorySummaryResponse using MapStruct. The code follows best practices and is appropriately implemented for its purpose.

To further improve the design:

  1. Consider adding unit tests to verify the correct mapping behavior once the MapStruct-generated implementation is available.
  2. Ensure that this mapper is used consistently throughout the application where Category to CategorySummaryResponse conversions are needed.
  3. If there are any complex mapping rules or custom conversions needed, consider adding those as abstract methods in this interface and implementing them in a custom abstract class that this interface can extend.
src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/CategoryService.java (2)

13-13: LGTM: Improved findAll method with pagination

The updated findAll method now supports pagination and flexible querying, which is a significant improvement. The use of BasePage<Category> as the return type is a step in the right direction.

Consider further improving this method by returning a DTO instead of the Category entity:

BasePage<CategoryResponse> findAll(CategoryListRequest listRequest);

This change would better encapsulate your domain model and provide more flexibility in API responses.


26-28: Minor: Remove extra empty lines

There are multiple empty lines at the end of the file. While this doesn't affect functionality, it's generally good practice to have at most one empty line at the end of a file.

Consider removing the extra empty lines, leaving just one at the end of the file.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/impl/PostServiceImpl.java (1)

48-48: LGTM! Consider extracting slug generation to a separate method.

The change from PostUtil.slugging to SlugUtil.slugging is consistent with the import changes and maintains the same functionality. Good job on keeping the code up-to-date with the latest utility classes.

To improve code readability and maintainability, consider extracting the slug generation to a separate private method within this class. This would make the save method cleaner and allow for easier updates to slug generation logic in the future. Here's a suggested refactor:

- postCreateRequest.setSlug(SlugUtil.slugging(postCreateRequest.getHeader()));
+ postCreateRequest.setSlug(generateSlug(postCreateRequest.getHeader()));

// Add this private method at the end of the class
+ private String generateSlug(String header) {
+     return SlugUtil.slugging(header);
+ }

This change would encapsulate the slug generation logic and make it easier to modify or extend in the future if needed.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/impl/PostProcessServiceImpl.java (1)

Line range hint 1-185: Verify slug generation consistency and test new implementation

While the changes are minimal and focused on the slug generation utility, it's crucial to ensure that the new SlugUtil.slugging method produces consistent results with the previous implementation. This is particularly important for maintaining data integrity and avoiding potential issues with existing integrations or stored data.

Consider the following actions:

  1. Compare the output of SlugUtil.slugging with the previous PostUtil.slugging for a variety of inputs, including edge cases.
  2. If there are any differences in the output, assess the impact on existing data and any systems that might rely on these slugs.
  3. Update any tests that specifically check slug generation to use the new utility.
  4. If the new slug generation method is significantly different, consider adding a migration plan for existing data.

Would you like assistance in creating a test plan or migration strategy if needed?

src/main/resources/db/migration/V1__ddl.sql (1)

107-110: LGTM! Enhancements to the gb_category table improve flexibility and data integrity.

The changes to the gb_category table are well-thought-out:

  1. Expanding name, slug, and icon fields to varchar(50) allows for more descriptive categories.
  2. Adding a description field provides more context for each category.
  3. Unique constraints on name and slug prevent duplicates and ensure data integrity.

These improvements align well with the category management functionality mentioned in the PR objectives.

Consider adding a check constraint to ensure the order_number is always positive, e.g.:

constraint c__gb_category__order_number check (order_number > 0)

This would prevent accidental negative values for the order number.

Also applies to: 114-116

src/main/resources/db/migration/V2__dml.sql (3)

81-95: New category permissions added

The new category-related permissions (list, detail, create, update, delete) have been added. This is a good addition that allows for fine-grained control over category management.

However, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Add comments to group these permissions together for better readability.
  2. Consider using a naming convention that groups these permissions, e.g., 'category:*' for all category-related permissions.

Would you like me to provide an example of how to group these permissions with comments?


119-128: Category permissions assigned to ADMIN role

The ADMIN role has been granted all category management permissions. This is appropriate for the ADMIN role, as they should have full control over categories.

However, it's worth noting that this gives ADMINS the ability to delete categories, which could have far-reaching consequences if not used carefully. Consider the following:

  1. Implement a soft delete for categories instead of a hard delete to prevent accidental data loss.
  2. Add a confirmation step in the UI before allowing category deletion.
  3. Consider logging category management actions for audit purposes.

Would you like me to provide an example of how to implement soft delete for categories?


Line range hint 1-280: Summary of review for V2__dml.sql

Overall, the changes enhance the system's category management capabilities. However, there are several areas that require attention:

  1. Consider grouping and commenting category permissions for better readability.
  2. Evaluate the necessity of granting delete permissions to the MODERATOR role for categories.
  3. Implement safeguards against accidental category deletion, such as soft deletes or confirmation steps.
  4. Reorder and expand category inserts to ensure proper hierarchy and provide more descriptive information.
  5. Maintain consistent order_number values within each category level.

These refinements will improve security, data integrity, and overall clarity of the database schema. Please review the suggested changes and let me know if you need any further clarification or assistance in implementing them.

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  • src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/media/util/SlugUtil.java (1 hunks)
  • src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/controller/CategoryController.java (1 hunks)
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  • src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/mapper/CategoryToSummaryResponseMapper.java (1 hunks)
  • src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/mapper/PostManagerControlRequestToPostProcessEntityMapper.java (1 hunks)
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  • src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategoriesResponse.java (1 hunks)
  • src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategoryResponse.java (1 hunks)
  • src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategorySummaryResponse.java (1 hunks)
  • src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/repository/CategoryRepository.java (1 hunks)
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src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategoriesResponse.java (1)

1-7: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are appropriate.

The package declaration follows Java naming conventions, and the imports are correctly specified for the class requirements. The use of Lombok annotations and java.time.LocalDateTime is a good practice.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/response/CategoryResponse.java (3)

7-7: LGTM: Import statement for LocalDateTime.

The import of java.time.LocalDateTime is correctly added to support the new createdAt and updatedAt fields.


15-15: LGTM: Renaming of 'order' field to 'orderNumber'.

The renaming of the order field to orderNumber is a good change. It avoids potential confusion with the order keyword in SQL and provides a more descriptive name that clearly indicates its purpose.


10-11: Clarify the removal of @builder annotation.

The AI summary mentions that the @Builder annotation has been removed from this class. Could you please clarify the reasoning behind this change?

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Removal of @builder annotation verified.

No usages of CategoryResponse.builder() were found in the codebase, indicating that its removal does not impact object creation elsewhere.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for usages of CategoryResponse.builder() in the codebase
rg --type java "CategoryResponse\.builder\(\)"

Length of output: 48

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/mapper/CategoryToCategoriesResponseMapper.java (2)

1-7: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are correct.

The package declaration follows Java naming conventions, and all necessary imports are present and relevant to the mapper's functionality. There are no unused imports.


1-16: Overall assessment: Well-implemented mapper interface.

This new CategoryToCategoriesResponseMapper interface is a valuable addition to the project. It leverages MapStruct for efficient and error-free object mapping between Category and CategoriesResponse objects. The code is clean, well-structured, and follows good practices.

Key points:

  1. Proper use of MapStruct annotations.
  2. Clear naming conventions.
  3. Extends BaseMapper for consistency.
  4. Provides a static method for easy instance access.

The mapper will contribute to maintaining a clean separation between domain models and response DTOs, enhancing the overall architecture of the application.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/mapper/CategoryToSummaryResponseMapper.java (1)

1-8: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are correct.

The package declaration is appropriate, and all necessary imports are present. The inclusion of MapStruct-related imports (Mapper and Mappers) is correct for the mapper's functionality.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/model/request/CategoryListRequest.java (2)

11-13: LGTM: Class declaration and annotations are appropriate.

The CategoryListRequest class extends PagingRequest, which is suitable for handling paginated category listing requests. The use of Lombok's @Getter and @Setter annotations helps reduce boilerplate code.


1-23: Overall, good implementation with room for minor improvements.

The CategoryListRequest class is well-structured and extends the appropriate superclass. The use of annotations is correct, and the overridden method provides necessary validation. Consider the suggestions for expanding order options and clarifying the method name to further enhance this implementation.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/CategoryService.java (2)

3-7: LGTM: Import statements are correctly updated

The new import statements are consistent with the changes in the interface methods. They include necessary classes for the updated method signatures.


19-23: LGTM: Well-structured CRUD operations

The create, update, and delete methods are well-defined and follow a consistent naming convention. They align with the suggestions from previous reviews and provide a complete set of CRUD operations for categories.

The order of methods in the interface now follows the suggested convention:

  1. Listing (findAll)
  2. Detail (findById)
  3. Create
  4. Update
  5. Delete

This structure improves readability and maintainability of the code.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/impl/PostServiceImpl.java (1)

Line range hint 1-100: Summary: Minor updates to slugging utility with no functional changes.

The changes in this file are minimal and focused on updating the slugging utility from PostUtil to SlugUtil. The overall structure and functionality of the PostServiceImpl class remain unchanged. Here's a summary of the changes:

  1. Updated import statements to use SlugUtil instead of PostUtil.
  2. Modified the save method to use SlugUtil.slugging for generating slugs.

These changes appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort to improve utility class organization. The functionality of the class remains intact, and no new features or significant modifications have been introduced.

To ensure the changes are consistent across the codebase, consider running the following verification:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining usage of PostUtil in the codebase

# Test: Search for PostUtil usage
rg --type java 'PostUtil' src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform

# Test: Confirm SlugUtil is used consistently
rg --type java 'SlugUtil' src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform

This will help ensure that the transition from PostUtil to SlugUtil is complete and consistent throughout the project.

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/impl/PostProcessServiceImpl.java (2)

85-85: Verify consistency of slug generation

The change from PostUtil.slugging to SlugUtil.slugging is correct and consistent with the import change. However, it's important to ensure that this change is applied consistently across the entire codebase to maintain uniform slug generation.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for consistent usage of SlugUtil across the codebase

# Test: Search for any remaining usage of PostUtil.slugging. Expect: No results.
rg --type java "PostUtil\.slugging" src/main/java

# Test: Verify SlugUtil.slugging is used consistently. Expect: All slug generations use SlugUtil.
rg --type java "\.slugging\(" src/main/java

5-5: Verify removal of unused import

The addition of SlugUtil import is correct. However, ensure that the previously used utility class (likely PostUtil) is no longer imported if it's not used elsewhere in the file.

✅ Verification successful

Unused import removed and SlugUtil correctly integrated

The PostUtil import has been successfully removed from PostProcessServiceImpl.java, and SlugUtil is properly utilized within the file.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for unused imports in the file

# Test: Search for PostUtil import. Expect: No results if it's properly removed.
rg --type java "import.*PostUtil" src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/impl/PostProcessServiceImpl.java

# Test: Verify SlugUtil is used in the file. Expect: At least one usage.
rg --type java "SlugUtil" src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/impl/PostProcessServiceImpl.java

Length of output: 937


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that PostUtil is removed and SlugUtil is properly used

# Check for any remaining imports of PostUtil across the codebase
rg --type java "import\s+org\.gelecekbilimde\.scienceplatform\.media\.util\.PostUtil;" src/main/java/

# Verify that SlugUtil is used in PostProcessServiceImpl.java
rg --type java "SlugUtil" src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/service/impl/PostProcessServiceImpl.java

Length of output: 382

src/main/resources/db/migration/V1__ddl.sql (2)

308-311: LGTM! Formatting improvements in gb_role_application table creation.

The changes to the gb_role_application table are purely cosmetic, improving the overall consistency of the SQL script. There are no functional changes to the table structure or constraints.


Line range hint 1-320: Overall, the database schema changes effectively support the PR objectives.

The modifications to the gb_category and gb_role_application tables in this migration script align well with the PR objectives of implementing category management functionalities. The changes enhance the flexibility and data integrity of the category system while maintaining consistency in the overall schema.

Key improvements:

  1. Enhanced category management with expanded field lengths and a new description field.
  2. Improved data integrity with unique constraints on category names and slugs.
  3. Consistent formatting throughout the script.

These changes provide a solid foundation for the category management features mentioned in the PR summary.

src/main/resources/db/migration/V2__dml.sql (2)

215-240: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

⚠️ Potential issue

Updated category entries with descriptions

The category entries have been updated to include descriptions. This is a good improvement for clarity and user understanding.

However, there are a few points to consider:

  1. The descriptions are quite basic. Consider expanding them to provide more context about each category.
  2. The order of insertion might lead to foreign key constraint violations. The 'Bilim' (Science) category (parent_id = null) is inserted after its child categories (parent_id = 1).
  3. The order_number values seem inconsistent across categories.

Consider reordering the inserts to ensure parent categories are created before child categories. Here's a suggested structure:

-- Top-level categories
INSERT INTO gb_category (order_number, parent_id, name, description, slug, icon, created_by, created_at)
VALUES 
(0, NULL, 'Bilim', 'Bilim, doğal ve fiziksel dünyayı anlamak için sistematik bir yaklaşım kullanan disiplinleri kapsar.', 'bilim', 'flask-conical', 'gelecekbilimde', current_timestamp),
(1, NULL, 'Teknoloji', 'Teknoloji, bilimsel bilginin pratik amaçlarla uygulanmasını içerir.', 'teknoloji', 'cpu', 'gelecekbilimde', current_timestamp),
(2, NULL, 'Felsefe', 'Felsefe, varoluş, bilgi, değerler ve akıl yürütme hakkında temel sorular soran bir disiplindir.', 'felsefe', 'book', 'gelecekbilimde', current_timestamp);

-- Science subcategories
INSERT INTO gb_category (order_number, parent_id, name, description, slug, icon, created_by, created_at)
VALUES 
(0, (SELECT id FROM gb_category WHERE slug = 'bilim'), 'Fizik', 'Fizik, madde ve enerjinin davranışını inceleyen temel bilimdir.', 'fizik', NULL, 'gelecekbilimde', current_timestamp),
(1, (SELECT id FROM gb_category WHERE slug = 'bilim'), 'Biyoloji', 'Biyoloji, canlı organizmaları ve onların yaşam süreçlerini inceleyen bilim dalıdır.', 'biyoloji', NULL, 'gelecekbilimde', current_timestamp),
(2, (SELECT id FROM gb_category WHERE slug = 'bilim'), 'Kimya', 'Kimya, maddenin yapısını, özelliklerini ve dönüşümlerini inceleyen bilimdir.', 'kimya', NULL, 'gelecekbilimde', current_timestamp);

-- Philosophy subcategories
INSERT INTO gb_category (order_number, parent_id, name, description, slug, icon, created_by, created_at)
VALUES 
(0, (SELECT id FROM gb_category WHERE slug = 'felsefe'), 'Epistemoloji', 'Epistemoloji, bilginin doğası, kapsamı ve kökeni hakkındaki felsefi sorgulamaları içerir.', 'epistemoloji', NULL, 'gelecekbilimde', current_timestamp),
(1, (SELECT id FROM gb_category WHERE slug = 'felsefe'), 'Ontoloji', 'Ontoloji, varlığın ve varoluşun doğasını inceleyen felsefe dalıdır.', 'ontoloji', NULL, 'gelecekbilimde', current_timestamp),
(2, (SELECT id FROM gb_category WHERE slug = 'felsefe'), 'Ahlak Felsefesi', 'Ahlak Felsefesi, etik değerleri ve ahlaki davranışları inceleyen felsefe dalıdır.', 'ahlak-felsefesi', NULL, 'gelecekbilimde', current_timestamp);

This structure ensures that parent categories are created first, uses more descriptive category descriptions, and maintains consistent order_number values within each level.

To verify the current category structure, run:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check the current category structure

# Test: List all categories with their parent_id, order_number, and description
rg --type sql -A 6 "insert into gb_category"

152-161: ⚠️ Potential issue

Category permissions assigned to MODERATOR role

The MODERATOR role has been granted the same category management permissions as the ADMIN role. This might be too permissive, especially for the delete operation.

Consider the following:

  1. Restrict the MODERATOR role's permissions to only list, detail, and possibly create and update.
  2. Remove the ability to delete categories (889c4c62-73c8-465f-a6e3-ee54ab790007) from the MODERATOR role.
  3. If MODERATORs need to remove inappropriate categories, implement a "flag for review" system instead of direct deletion.

Here's a suggested change:

-insert into gb_role_permission (role_id, permission_id)
-values ('1ed82a25-d348-4576-b4e6-1f2a7c430ca7', '889c4c62-73c8-465f-a6e3-ee54ab790007');

To verify the current permissions, run:

src/main/java/org/gelecekbilimde/scienceplatform/post/repository/CategoryRepository.java (4)

5-5: Importing JpaSpecificationExecutor for Dynamic Queries

The import of JpaSpecificationExecutor enables the use of JPA Specifications for building dynamic and complex queries. This is appropriate if you plan to implement flexible search functionalities in your application.


11-11: Extending JpaSpecificationExecutor in Repository Interface

By extending JpaSpecificationExecutor<CategoryEntity>, the CategoryRepository now supports Specification-based querying. This allows for greater flexibility in constructing queries at runtime.


15-15: Adding findBySlug Method with Optional Return Type

The method Optional<CategoryEntity> findBySlug(String slug) is correctly added. Returning an Optional helps prevent NullPointerException by explicitly handling the case where a category with the given slug may not exist.


17-17: Adding existsBySlug Method for Existence Check

The addition of boolean existsBySlug(String slug) provides a straightforward way to check for the existence of a category by its slug. This is useful for validation purposes before performing operations that require the category to exist.

@agitrubard agitrubard merged commit 292ff44 into main Oct 12, 2024
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@agitrubard agitrubard deleted the enhancement/category-management branch October 12, 2024 21:15
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