Aliases for --lang. #488
Aliases for --lang. #488
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participant User
participant PatternLanguage
User->>PatternLanguage: from_string(name, flavor)
PatternLanguage->>PatternLanguage: Call from_string_or_alias(name, flavor)
PatternLanguage-->>User: Return PatternLanguage instance
User->>PatternLanguage: from_extension(extension)
PatternLanguage->>PatternLanguage: Call from_string_or_alias(extension, None)
PatternLanguage-->>User: Return PatternLanguage instance
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| impl PatternLanguage { | ||
| pub fn from_string_or_alias(name: &str, flavor: Option<&str>) -> Option<Self> { | ||
| match name { | ||
| "py" | "python" => Some(Self::Python), | ||
| "js" | "javascript" => match flavor { | ||
| Some("jsx") => Some(Self::Tsx), | ||
| Some("flow") => Some(Self::Tsx), | ||
| Some("FlowComments") => Some(Self::Tsx), | ||
| Some("typescript") => Some(Self::TypeScript), | ||
| Some("js_do_not_use") => Some(Self::JavaScript), | ||
| _ => Some(Self::Tsx), | ||
| }, | ||
| "ts" | "typescript" => Some(Self::Typescript), | ||
| "html" => Some(Self::Html), | ||
| "css" => Some(Self::Css), | ||
| "json" => Some(Self::Json), | ||
| "java" => Some(Self::Java), | ||
| "cs" | "csharp" => Some(Self::CSharp), | ||
| "md" | "markdown" => match flavor { | ||
| Some("block") => Some(Self::MarkdownBlock), | ||
| Some("inline") => Some(Self::MarkdownInline), | ||
| _ => Some(Self::MarkdownInline), | ||
| }, | ||
| "go" => Some(Self::Go), | ||
| "rs" | "rust" => Some(Self::Rust), | ||
| "rb" | "ruby" => Some(Self::Ruby), | ||
| "sol" | "solidity" => Some(Self::Solidity), | ||
| "hcl" | "tf" | "terraform" => Some(Self::Hcl), | ||
| "yml" | "yaml" => Some(Self::Yaml), | ||
| "sql" => Some(Self::Sql), | ||
| "vue" => Some(Self::Vue), | ||
| "toml" => Some(Self::Toml), | ||
| "php" => match flavor { | ||
| Some("html") => Some(Self::Php), | ||
| Some("only") => Some(self::PhpOnly), | ||
| _ => Some(Self::Php), | ||
| }, | ||
| "universal" => Some(Self::Universal), | ||
| _ => None, | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Approve the implementation of from_string_or_alias.
The new function from_string_or_alias is well-implemented and covers a comprehensive range of languages and aliases. It effectively centralizes the logic for language identification, which enhances maintainability and code reuse.
Suggestion: Add documentation.
It would be beneficial to add documentation comments to this function to explain its purpose, parameters, and the handling of different cases, especially the use of the flavor parameter.
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| pub fn from_extension(extension: &str) -> Option<Self> { | |||
| Self::from_string_or_alias(extension, None) | |||
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This call isn't doing anything, I think you probably meant to delegate this entirely?
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I have changed the from_extension function which now uses the updated from_string function, which handles both full language names and aliases.
| @@ -129,6 +129,48 @@ impl PatternLanguage { | |||
| Self::from_string(lang, flavor.as_deref()) | |||
| } | |||
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| impl PatternLanguage { | |||
| pub fn from_string_or_alias(name: &str, flavor: Option<&str>) -> Option<Self> { | |||
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@xonx4l This should be removed, you don't need both.
working on it!!! |
Issue-: #445
Aliases for --lang.
Added the from_string_or_alias function to handle both full language names and their aliases.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
PatternLanguageinstances from string names and optional flavors, enhancing language identification flexibility.Improvements