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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several modifications across multiple PHP files in the project. Changes include updating fee extension configurations in Changes
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Actionable comments posted: 3
🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/modules/AbstractModule.php (1)
164-171
: Add PHPDoc for the new methodThe method lacks documentation explaining its purpose and parameters.
Add PHPDoc:
+/** + * Check if extension class is enabled and exists + * + * @param string $extension Extension identifier to check + * @return bool True if extension class is enabled and exists + */ public function isExtensionsClassEnabled(string $extension): boolsrc/modules/DomainModule.php (1)
221-223
: Improved fee comparison logicThe change from inequality (
!==
) to greater than (>
) comparison is more appropriate for premium domain price checks. This ensures that domains are only blocked when the fee exceeds the standard price, not when it's lower.Consider extracting this repeated fee validation logic into a separate method to maintain DRY principles:
+ private function validateDomainFee(array $row): void + { + if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) > floatval((string) $row['standart_price'])) { + throw new Exception($row['reason']); + } + }Also applies to: 351-353, 424-426
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src/HeppyTool.php
(1 hunks)src/extensions/PriceExtension.php
(1 hunks)src/modules/AbstractModule.php
(1 hunks)src/modules/DomainModule.php
(7 hunks)src/modules/HostModule.php
(2 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (7)
src/modules/HostModule.php (1)
129-129
: LGTM! Good defensive programming practice
Adding the null coalescing operator improves robustness by safely handling cases where 'id' is not provided in the input array.
src/HeppyTool.php (2)
Line range hint 236-236
: Ensure consistent category_name handling
The addition of category_name
parameter in both domain registration and fee handling suggests improved premium domain support. Verify that this field is properly handled throughout the premium domain workflow.
Also applies to: 919-920
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about the premium domain workflow to ensure complete verification.
Category name handling is consistently implemented across premium domain workflow
The verification shows that category_name
is properly handled throughout the premium domain workflow:
- Correctly passed through ChargeExtension for premium domain charges
- Properly handled in DomainModule's premium domain checks and fee calculations
- Consistently included in domain registration responses when dealing with premium domains
- Properly integrated with fee handling system across different fee protocol versions
The implementation maintains consistency in the following key areas:
- Premium domain detection and categorization
- Fee calculation and validation
- Response structure for premium domain operations
- Integration with the charging system
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74-81
: Verify fee extension protocol compatibility
The changes remove older fee protocol versions (0.6, 0.8, 0.21) and add newer ones (1.0, 0.23). This could impact existing domain operations that rely on fee information.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about fee-related functionality to better understand the impact.
Let me check how the fee version is determined and used in the extension to understand if version changes could cause issues.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Fee protocol version changes are safe to proceed
The codebase handles fee versions dynamically through the FeeExtension class, which:
- Automatically selects the right version from the namespace URL
- Constructs commands using the detected version (e.g.,
fee{$this->version}:
) - Has no hard-coded version-specific logic
The removal of older versions (0.6, 0.8, 0.21) and addition of newer ones (1.0, 0.23) is safe as the extension adapts to whatever version is configured in HeppyTool.php.
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src/modules/DomainModule.php (4)
Line range hint 768-773
: Enhanced premium domain detection
The addition of category_name check in premium domain detection improves the accuracy of premium domain identification.
331-337
: Improved error handling in batch operations
The addition of try-catch block in domainsDelete provides better error handling for batch operations, ensuring that a single domain failure doesn't stop the entire batch.
911-912
: Consistent category handling in fee processing
The addition of category and category_name fields in fee processing aligns with the premium domain enhancements.
Also applies to: 919-920
221-223
: Verify premium domain workflow end-to-end
The changes across HeppyTool.php and DomainModule.php enhance premium domain support. Ensure that the entire premium domain workflow functions correctly with these changes.
Also applies to: 911-912
✅ Verification successful
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Premium domain workflow verification completed successfully
The codebase shows a well-structured premium domain implementation with:
- Proper premium domain status checks using
DOMAIN_PREMIUM
constant - Consistent fee handling with category name support
- Complete fee structure covering create, renew, restore, and transfer operations
- Proper error handling with
DOMAIN_PREMIUM_REASON
- Validation of fees against standard prices as shown in the reviewed code
The changes in DomainModule.php maintain consistency with the premium domain workflow and enhance the robustness of fee validation.
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'create' => ['*' => true], | ||
'renew' => ['*' => true], | ||
'transer' => ['request' => true, 'query' => 'true'], | ||
'transfer' => ['request' => true, 'query' => 'true'], |
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Fix type inconsistency in command configuration
The 'query' value is set as a string 'true'
while 'request' uses a boolean true
. This inconsistency could cause issues during value evaluation.
Apply this fix:
- 'transfer' => ['request' => true, 'query' => 'true'],
+ 'transfer' => ['request' => true, 'query' => true],
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Implementation is incomplete and non-functional
The method contains an empty loop and always returns false, making it non-functional. This could cause issues for premium operations that depend on extension class validation.
Consider implementing it similar to other extension check methods:
public function isExtensionsClassEnabled(string $extension): bool
{
+ $extensions = $this->tool->getExtensions();
+ foreach ($extensions as $name => $value) {
+ if (strpos($name, $extension) !== false && class_exists($value)) {
+ return true;
+ }
+ }
return false;
}
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public function isExtensionsClassEnabled(string $extension): bool | |
{ | |
foreach ($this->tool->getExtensions() as $name => $value) { | |
} | |
return false; | |
} | |
public function isExtensionsClassEnabled(string $extension): bool | |
{ | |
$extensions = $this->tool->getExtensions(); | |
foreach ($extensions as $name => $value) { | |
if (strpos($name, $extension) !== false && class_exists($value)) { | |
return true; | |
} | |
} | |
return false; | |
} |
💡 Codebase verification
Method isExtensionsClassEnabled
appears to be incomplete and redundant
The method isExtensionsClassEnabled
in AbstractModule.php
is incomplete (empty foreach loop) and appears to be redundant since:
- There's already an
isExtensionEnabled
method in the same class that properly checks extension status - The empty loop implementation will always return
false
, which is incorrect - No other parts of the codebase call this method
Recommendations:
- Remove this method as it's unused and redundant with
isExtensionEnabled
- If specific class-based extension checking is needed, implement it within
isExtensionEnabled
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Let me check one more thing to understand how the extension class is used in the actual implementation.
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src/modules/DomainModule.php
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
src/modules/DomainModule.php (4)
768-768
: Enhanced premium domain check logic looks goodThe addition of the
category_name
check when processing premium domains improves the robustness of the domain availability check.
911-912
: Inclusion of 'category' and 'category_name' enhances fee processingAdding
'category'
and'category_name'
to the fee-related data ensures that premium domain categories are properly handled during domain operations.Also applies to: 919-920, 965-966
351-352
:⚠️ Potential issueTypo in variable name and commented out exception may affect error handling
The variable
$row['standart_price']
is misspelled and should be$row['standard_price']
.Additionally, the exception throw statement is commented out. If this check is intended to prevent overcharging, the exception should be active to handle the error properly.
Apply this diff to correct the typo and uncomment the exception:
- if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) > floatval((string) $row['standart_price'])) { - // throw new Exception($row['reason']); + if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) > floatval((string) $row['standard_price'])) { + throw new Exception($row['reason']);Please verify if commenting out the exception is intentional or if it should be active for proper error handling.
221-221
: Verify the usage of 'standart_price' across the codebaseThe misspelling of
'standart_price'
occurs in multiple places. Ensure that'standard_price'
is used consistently throughout the codebase to prevent undefined variable errors.Run the following script to locate all occurrences of
'standart_price'
:Also applies to: 351-352, 424-424
{ | ||
$row = $this->_domainSetFee($row, 'transfer'); | ||
if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) !== floatval((string) $row['standart_price'])) { | ||
if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) > floatval((string) $row['standart_price'])) { |
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Typos in variable name and exception class may cause runtime errors
- The variable
$row['standart_price']
is misspelled; it should be$row['standard_price']
. - The exception class
Excepion
is misspelled and will cause a fatal error. It should beException
.
Apply this diff to correct the typos:
- throw new Excepion($row['reason']);
+ throw new Exception($row['reason']);
- if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) > floatval((string) $row['standart_price'])) {
+ if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) > floatval((string) $row['standard_price'])) {
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if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) > floatval((string) $row['standart_price'])) { | |
if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) > floatval((string) $row['standard_price'])) { |
$row = $this->_domainSetFee($row, 'create'); | ||
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if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) !== floatval((string) $row['standart_price'])) { | ||
if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) > floatval((string) $row['standart_price'])) { |
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Typo in variable name '$row['standart_price']'
The variable name $row['standart_price']
appears to be misspelled. It should likely be $row['standard_price']
to adhere to standard spelling conventions.
Apply this diff to correct the typo:
- if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) > floatval((string) $row['standart_price'])) {
+ if (!empty($row['fee']) && floatval((string) $row['fee']) > floatval((string) $row['standard_price'])) {
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