Improvement #80
Improvement #80
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThis pull request introduces updates to the Google Drive integration within the data module. Key changes include the addition of new endpoint classes for creating, deleting, and listing files in Google Drive, along with a refactor of the Google Drive service to eliminate Google Sign-In dependencies and streamline API interactions. Additionally, the Flutter plugins dependencies file has been updated, reflecting a new version and timestamp. Changes
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data/lib/services/google_drive_service.dart (2)
34-59: Potential improvement for large folders
Currently, the page size is set to 1000 and the loop continues until all items are retrieved. For extremely large folders, consider introducing concurrency or prefetching strategies to optimize listing performance. Also, ensure partial progress is handled gracefully if an unexpected error occurs mid-fetch.
71-94: Consistent error handling
Good job maintaining consistency in error checks, with a fallback to throw SomethingWentWrongError when the status is not 200. You might also consider logging the error details for debugging purposes or providing more context to the user in certain cases (e.g., specific responses from the Drive API).data/lib/apis/google_drive/google_drive_endpoint.dart (2)
124-137: Deletion endpoint usage
The Delete endpoint is concise and directly maps to the Drive API. Consider returning additional information, such as whether the file was found and deleted successfully, if the application needs that feedback.
139-172: Flexible listing but watch out for large leading data
The listing endpoint includes helpful parameters like orderBy, q, pageSize, etc. For large datasets, you may want to validate user-defined pageSize is not set excessively high, to avoid potential memory constraints or slow responses.
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data/lib/services/google_drive_service.dart (3)
103-110: Delete operation status
Returning on a 200 or 204 status code is correct, as these responses indicate success in Drive API. If the file is already deleted or missing, you might receive a 404. Confirm that the Drive API returns 204 in this scenario. Otherwise, you risk throwing an error unnecessarily.
151-161: Folder naming collisions
When creating a folder, the code does not handle the scenario of an existing folder with the same name. If the user intends to reuse or locate an existing folder, consider implementing a check or fallback logic to avoid accidental duplicates.
23-23: Constructor refactor is clean but consider verifying downstream usage
Removing the GoogleSignIn dependency makes this service more streamlined and flexible. However, ensure that all calling modules are properly updated to supply/configure the authenticated client.
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Constructor change is safe - no downstream impact detected
The verification shows that the GoogleDriveService constructor is only used in its own file through dependency injection, where it's properly instantiated with a single authenticated client parameter. No other usage of the old two-parameter constructor was found in the codebase.
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data/lib/apis/google_drive/google_drive_endpoint.dart (1)
10-29: Endpoint specialization is clear
This CreateFolder endpoint is straightforward and aligns well with the Drive API specification. Ensure you handle any naming collisions or special characters in the folder name upstream if required by your application logic.
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app/pubspec.yaml (1)
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1-100: Consider organizing dependencies into clearer categoriesWhile the dependencies are partially organized with comments, consider grouping the cloud-related packages (google_sign_in, firebase_core) and file management packages (photo_manager, path_provider) together for better maintainability.
app/lib/ui/flow/home/home_screen_view_model.dart (1)
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96-108: LGTM! Improved account change handling logic.The new implementation efficiently handles Google account changes by:
- Preventing unnecessary state updates when the account ID hasn't changed
- Properly cleaning up resources when the account is removed
Consider wrapping the
_backUpFolderIdretrieval in a separate method for better error handling and reusability:-try { - _backUpFolderId = await _googleDriveService.getBackUpFolderId(); -} catch (e, s) { - _logger.e( - "HomeViewStateNotifier: unable to get google drive back up folder id", - error: e, - stackTrace: s, - ); -} +Future<void> _initializeBackupFolder() async { + try { + _backUpFolderId = await _googleDriveService.getBackUpFolderId(); + } catch (e, s) { + _logger.e( + "HomeViewStateNotifier: unable to get google drive back up folder id", + error: e, + stackTrace: s, + ); + // Optionally notify the UI about the initialization failure + state = state.copyWith(actionError: e); + } +}
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14-32: LGTM! Consider some housekeeping improvements.
The changes appear to be IDE-generated updates to Flutter plugin configurations, likely triggered by running flutter pub get or IDE reindexing. While these changes are safe, I have a few suggestions:
- Consider adding the
.ideadirectory to your.gitignorefile to prevent IDE-specific configuration changes from being committed. - Please update the PR title and description to better reflect the Google Drive integration improvements being made.
Let's verify if .idea is already in .gitignore:
app/pubspec.yaml (2)
57-58: LGTM on photo_manager addition
The addition of photo_manager package aligns with the project's media management requirements. The version ^3.6.3 is stable and suitable for production use.
Line range hint 40-40: Verify google_sign_in dependency requirement
The AI summary indicates that google_sign_in dependencies were removed from data/pubspec.yaml, but it's still present here. Please verify if this dependency is still needed in the app module.
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Let me check the actual usage of google_sign_in in the found files to determine if it's actively being used.
Let me check if there are any actual Google Sign-In operations being performed in these files, not just imports.
The google_sign_in dependency is actively used and required in the app module
The verification shows that google_sign_in is actively used in the app module for authentication:
- The
AccountsStateNotifierimplements Google sign-in functionality through_authService.signInWithGoogle()and_authService.signOutWithGoogle() - Multiple view models (
HomeScreenViewModel,AccountsScreenViewModel,MediaPreviewViewModel) use Google account state and authentication - The dependency is correctly placed in app/pubspec.yaml as it's the module that directly implements the Google Sign-In UI flows
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app/lib/ui/flow/home/home_screen_view_model.dart (1)
Line range hint 251-319: Consider breaking down the complex media loading logic.
The media loading implementation, while functional, is quite complex and handles multiple responsibilities. This could make maintenance and debugging challenging.
Consider breaking down the loadMedias method into smaller, focused methods:
+private Future<List<AppMedia>> _loadLocalMedia(bool hasAccess) async {
+ if (!hasAccess || _localMaxLoaded) return [];
+ final media = await _localMediaService.getLocalMedia(
+ start: _localMediaCount,
+ end: _localMediaCount + 30,
+ );
+ _localMediaCount += media.length;
+ _localMaxLoaded = media.length < 30;
+ return media;
+}
+private Future<List<AppMedia>> _loadGoogleDriveMedia(bool hasInternet) async {
+ if (!_googleDriveMaxLoaded &&
+ state.googleAccount != null &&
+ _backUpFolderId != null &&
+ hasInternet) {
+ final res = await _googleDriveService.getPaginatedMedias(
+ folder: _backUpFolderId!,
+ nextPageToken: _googleDrivePageToken,
+ pageSize: 30,
+ );
+ _googleDriveMaxLoaded = res.nextPageToken == null;
+ _googleDrivePageToken = res.nextPageToken;
+ return res.medias;
+ }
+ return [];
+}There's a potential race condition in the media loading logic. Let's verify if there are any existing synchronization mechanisms:
Consider implementing a proper synchronization mechanism to handle concurrent media loading operations. Some suggestions:
- Use a mutex or semaphore to prevent concurrent access to shared state
- Implement a queue system for media loading operations
- Add cancellation tokens to handle overlapping requests
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