The `"(),:;<>@[\]`` are allowed in the "local-part" of an email address
under certain circumstances, but our regex is not checking those
circumstances. It is better if we do not allow them until we improve
validation.
Deltas must be applied in reverse to reproduce the state of the bucket or
rate data at that point in time, which is then paired with the delta that
will transform it into the previous state.
getDeltas should be encapsulated. It looks like it was public for the sake
of the tests, and its behavior can be inferred by looking at the result of
processing.
Move create config functions out of the main delta-processor.ts file. Change some any types to more specific types. Define document structure better. Move prometheus logic out of processor class. Do not call logger directly, listen for events and log them. Change logger to more PSR-3 compliant style. Extract amqp connection into its own class. Create avro and mongo objects in factory.
I accidentally changed id=>after when prototyping data for the _new_
deferred rating (not yet written). There were no tests for this code, which
was originally written in July of 2012 (see private lovullo.git repo), so it
was not caught until QA.
This only replaces the callbacks at the highest level and starts to move
toward proper error handling. The private methods do not yet properly
propagate errors.
This adds ratedata to the quote collection. We use the existing saveQuote
method so that this operation is atomic. We're also continuing to save to
the bucket for now so as not to break existing code, but the intent in the
future will be to remove all but necessary data that should be exposed to
the client.
This also gets rid of the RatingServiceStub module, which is not used by
anything else. I suspect that I originally added it to be shared by traits,
but that's no longer going to be the case (and the only remaining trait is
unfortunately untested atm, and will be going away).
This was an adventure, and was also used as a peer programming exercise to
introduce TypeScript to other programmers in the office.
This class has far too many dependencies, which made this difficult. The
approach was to create .d.ts files for dependencies and wait on moving those
over for now, otherwise the task will never get done.
The RatingServicePublic trait was left as such for the time being; I was
able to work around a bug that was making it difficult to mix it into a
prototype.
There were no logic changes; this was just type refactoring.
This beings to introduce compile-time safety for numeric values under the
assumption that they are enforced by the runtime. See docblock for more
information.
Austin Schaffer
Mike Gerwitz