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This release improves module updates and enhances input validation for a smoother experience.

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    • Streamlined the module update process to consistently apply modifications before saving.
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    • Enforced enhanced validation rules for update requests, ensuring that necessary activation settings are provided.

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This update introduces modifications in two core files. In the module service, two new imports are added and the update logic now uses Object.assign before asynchronously saving a module. In the validation file, the structure for request body options has been enhanced by adding a Joi schema that requires an activated boolean field. These changes adjust the control flow in module updates and ensure stricter validation for incoming requests.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/services/module.service.ts Added PlatformNames and ModuleNames imports; updated the updateModule function to use Object.assign(module, updateBody) before async saving the module.
src/validations/module.validation.ts Modified dynamicModuleUpdate by redefining bodyOption to include a Joi schema that requires an activated boolean, enforcing a validation rule in requests.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Client
    participant S as Module Service
    participant DB as Database

    C->>S: Call updateModule(updateBody)
    alt updateBody.options?.platforms not provided
        S->>S: Object.assign(module, updateBody)
    end
    S->>DB: module.save()
    DB-->>S: Save Confirmation
    S-->>C: Return updated module
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sequenceDiagram
    participant R as Request
    participant V as Module Validation
    participant SW as Switch Logic

    R->>V: dynamicModuleUpdate(moduleName, body)
    V->>V: Validate body with Joi schema (must include activated: boolean)
    V->>SW: Process based on moduleName
    SW-->>V: Return case-specific output or default (req.allowInput false)
    V-->>R: Output validated payload or empty object
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/services/module.service.ts (1)

3-3: Consider removing unused imports

The imported PlatformNames and ModuleNames constants aren't used in active code (only in commented-out code at line 94). Consider removing these imports unless they're needed for upcoming changes.

-import { IModule, IModuleUpdateBody, Module, PlatformNames, ModuleNames } from '@togethercrew.dev/db';
+import { IModule, IModuleUpdateBody, Module } from '@togethercrew.dev/db';
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src/validations/module.validation.ts (1)

202-206: Great improvement in standardizing the module activation interface!

This change introduces a default validation schema for all module updates that requires an activated boolean field, allowing any module to be toggled on/off through a consistent interface. This aligns well with the PR objective of enabling activation control for all modules.

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

67-69: Good enhancement to properly update module properties

This change correctly uses Object.assign to ensure all properties from updateBody (including the new activated field) are properly applied to the module before saving. This is crucial for supporting the module activation toggle functionality.

Minor optimization suggestion:

-    return await module.save();
+    return module.save();

Since there are no operations after the await, the await keyword is unnecessary here.

@Behzad-rabiei Behzad-rabiei merged commit dd92b43 into main Apr 13, 2025
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