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improve: support multiple move notations via PushNotationMove #33
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improve: support multiple move notations via PushNotationMove #33
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant G as Game
U->>G: PushNotationMove(moveStr, notation, options)
G->>G: Validate move and notation
alt Valid move
G->>U: Return success
else Invalid move
G->>U: Return error
end
sequenceDiagram
participant F as Fuzz Framework
participant T as FuzzTest
participant G as Game
F->>T: Generate fuzzed input (moveStr, notationType)
T->>G: Call PushNotationMove(fuzzed moveStr, computed notation, nil)
G->>T: Return result (success/error)
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π§Ή Nitpick comments (1)
game_test.go (1)
1178-1198: Unused parameter in fuzz test functionThe parameter 't' in the fuzz function is unused. Consider renaming it to '_' to explicitly indicate it's not being used.
- f.Fuzz(func(t *testing.T, move string, notationType int) { + f.Fuzz(func(_ *testing.T, move string, notationType int) {Additionally, while fuzz tests typically focus on not crashing with random inputs, consider adding some basic assertions to verify the behavior is correct, such as checking that invalid moves return an error.
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[warning] 1183-1183: unused-parameter: parameter 't' seems to be unused, consider removing or renaming it as _
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𧬠Code Graph Analysis (2)
game_test.go (2)
game.go (1)
NewGame(163-183)notation.go (13)
Notation(94-97)UCINotation(102-102)UCINotation(106-108)UCINotation(111-128)UCINotation(131-171)AlgebraicNotation(176-176)AlgebraicNotation(180-182)AlgebraicNotation(185-225)AlgebraicNotation(335-370)LongAlgebraicNotation(376-376)LongAlgebraicNotation(380-382)LongAlgebraicNotation(385-404)LongAlgebraicNotation(407-409)
game.go (2)
notation.go (1)
Notation(94-97)move.go (1)
Move(25-37)
πͺ golangci-lint (1.64.8)
game_test.go
[warning] 1183-1183: unused-parameter: parameter 't' seems to be unused, consider removing or renaming it as _
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π Additional comments (8)
.gitignore (2)
9-9: Appropriate addition for fuzz test dataAdding
testdata/fuzz/to the gitignore is a good practice as it prevents auto-generated fuzz test data from being included in version control, keeping the repository clean.
33-33: LGTM for stockfish entryThe adjustment to the
stockfishentry ensures proper exclusion of this file from version control.game_test.go (2)
1179-1181: Good test coverage with multiple notation typesThe seed cases effectively cover the three different notation types (UCI, Algebraic, and Long Algebraic), providing a good foundation for the fuzz test.
1186-1194: Well-structured notation selection logicThe switch statement efficiently selects between the different notation implementations based on the fuzzed input, ensuring good test coverage across all supported notation types.
game.go (4)
738-739: Appropriate deprecation noticeGood use of the
Deprecatedcomment to signal thatPushMoveshould no longer be used, with a clear reference to the new alternative method.
768-787: Well-documented new PushNotationMove methodThe new
PushNotationMovemethod is well-documented with clear examples showing how to use different notation types. The implementation appropriately uses theNotationinterface to decode the move string and delegates to the newMovemethod for the core logic.
781-787: Concise and effective implementationThe method effectively delegates to the underlying notation implementation for decoding, and then to the new
Movemethod for the actual move processing. This approach keeps the code DRY and maintainable.
789-814: Well-implemented Move methodThe new
Movemethod appropriately handles nil options, reuses existing helper methods for move processing, and maintains consistency with the existing code structure. This refactoring improves modularity by separating the notation parsing from the move execution logic.
This PR makes major improvements to move input flexibility in the library by:
PushMoveas deprecatedPushNotationMove, which accepts a move in string format, a notation implementation, andPushMoveOptionsMove()method, allowing moves to be pushed using aMovestruct (instead of notation strings)How
PushNotationMove(moveStr string, notation Notation, opts *PushMoveOptions) errorMove(*Move, *PushMoveOptions), reused internally byPushNotationMoveRelated to issue #30
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