fix: fix the issue with identity id of the user

[Behzad-rabiei]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Improved reputation score calculation by leveraging complete user profile details for enhanced identity verification.
  • Adjusted system initialization by removing the setup of certain event handlers, streamlining announcement processing.

• Chore

  • Reorganized code dependencies and removed extraneous debug logging to optimize service interactions.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates components that calculate reputation scores. In the controller, the function now passes the full user object to the platform service instead of just the user ID. The platform service has been adjusted to resolve the user’s platform identity before calculating the score, using the identity’s ID. Additionally, the reputation score service’s functions now use an identity string rather than an ObjectId, and debug logging has been removed. In the main index file, unused event handler initialization is removed and import statements have been reorganized.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/controllers/platform.controller.ts	Updated getReputationScore to pass the full user object to platformService instead of just the user ID.
src/index.ts	Reorganized import order; removed initializeHandlers import and commented out its invocation, altering RabbitMQ event handler initialization.
src/services/platform.service.ts	Modified getReputationScore signature to accept a full user object; added logic to resolve the user’s platform identity and use identity.id for score calculation.
src/services/reputationScore.service.ts	Updated function signatures (calculateReputationScoreForUser, buildReputationScoreQuery) to accept an identity string instead of ObjectId; removed debug logging.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Controller
    participant PS as Platform Service
    participant RS as ReputationScore Service
    participant DB as Database

    C->>PS: getReputationScore(platform, user)
    PS->>DB: Query user identity for given platform
    DB-->>PS: Return identity data or error
    PS->>RS: calculateReputationScoreForUser(platform, identity)
    RS-->>PS: Return computed reputation score
    PS-->>C: Return reputation score

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Possibly related PRs

• Adapte with analyzer platform agnostic #367: Updates the user identification in reputation score functions by passing the full user object, aligning with similar changes here.
• 428 move reputation score from nft to platform route #430: Modifies the getReputationScore function in the platform controller, closely related to the revised data handling and function signatures.
• 418 telegram verification #419: Adjusts the reputation score calculation to accept a full user object, ensuring consistent handling across the reputation flow.

Poem

In my burrow of code, I happily hop,
Chewing new logic as the old bugs drop.
Full user objects now lead the parade,
With identities found, no error is made.
RabbitMQ rests while the new path shines bright,
A code garden growing in the soft moonlight.

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📒 Files selected for processing (4)

• src/controllers/platform.controller.ts (1 hunks)
• src/index.ts (1 hunks)
• src/services/platform.service.ts (2 hunks)
• src/services/reputationScore.service.ts (2 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

src/index.ts (1)

18-18:

Details

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify the impact of removing event handler initialization.

The event handler initialization has been commented out. Please confirm if this is intentional and if there are any potential side effects on the application's functionality.

Run the following script to check for any event handlers that might be affected:

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for event handlers that might be affected by the removal of initialization.

# Search for event handler definitions
ast-grep --pattern $'function $handler($_, $_) {
  $$$
  $emitter.on($_, $_)
  $$$
}'

# Search for event emitter usage
rg -A 5 $'\.emit\('

Length of output: 107

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Event Handler Initialization Removal – Verify for Side Effects

The commented-out call to initializeHandlers() in src/index.ts (line 18) appears not to have any directly associated event handler definitions or emitter invocations based on our initial search. However, since the shell script produced no output, it’s unclear if this is due to the absence of such usage or limitations in the search pattern.

Please:

• Manually verify that the initializeHandlers() function isn’t defined or invoked elsewhere (e.g., search for its definition or usage across the codebase).
• Double-check that its removal does not inadvertently affect any event handling, especially if custom patterns or alternative implementations are in place.

src/services/reputationScore.service.ts (1)

12-23: LGTM! The changes improve user identity handling.

The function now correctly uses the platform-specific identity instead of the user ID, which aligns with the PR objective to fix user identity issues.

src/services/platform.service.ts (1)

312-320: LGTM! The changes improve user authentication and identity verification.

The function now:

1. Accepts the full user object for better context.
2. Verifies that the user has authenticated with the correct platform.
3. Uses the platform-specific identity for reputation score calculation.

src/controllers/platform.controller.ts (1)

389-389: LGTM! The changes align with the service layer updates.

The controller now correctly passes the full user object to the platform service, enabling proper identity verification.

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