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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new global user ( Changes
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participant Seeder
participant UserService
participant VehicleService
participant Logger
Seeder->>UserService: createUser()
UserService-->>Seeder: User object
Seeder->>UserService: createHakUser()
UserService-->>Seeder: HAK User object
Seeder->>Logger: Log HAK user
Seeder->>DeviceService: createDevice()
DeviceService-->>Seeder: Device object
Seeder->>VehicleService: createVehicle()
VehicleService-->>Seeder: Vehicle object
Seeder->>Logger: Log vehicle
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util/seed/user.go(4 hunks)util/seed/vehicle.go(1 hunks)
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util/seed/user.go
21-21: var hak is unused
(unused)
22-22: var vehicle is unused
(unused)
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util/seed/user.go (2)
33-41: Good error handling and integration structure.The integration of HAK user and vehicle creation into the seeding process is well-structured with appropriate error handling and logging.
Note: The
createVehicle()call will need the fix identified invehicle.goto resolve the compilation error.
54-54: Good addition of Residence field.Adding the Residence field maintains consistency with the new HAK user creation.
| func createHakUser() error { | ||
| userCrud := service.NewUserCrudService() | ||
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| newUser := model.User{ | ||
| FirstName: "hak", | ||
| LastName: "hakovac", | ||
| Email: "hak@test.hr", | ||
| OIB: "30998630164", | ||
| Role: model.RoleHAK, | ||
| Residence: "Zagreb", | ||
| BirthDate: time.Now().AddDate(-20, 0, 0), | ||
| Uuid: uuid.New(), | ||
| } | ||
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| user, err := userCrud.Create(&newUser, _TEST_PASSWORD) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return err | ||
| } | ||
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| zap.S().Infof("User (HAK) created, %+v\n", user) | ||
| hak = user | ||
| return nil | ||
| } |
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Consider potential issues with hardcoded OIB values.
The implementation follows the same pattern as createUser() which is good for consistency. However, consider potential uniqueness constraint violations if seeding is run multiple times.
If OIB has uniqueness constraints, consider:
- Using a more dynamic approach for generating test OIB values
- Adding cleanup logic before seeding
- Using upsert logic instead of create
// Example: Generate a test OIB dynamically
testOIB := fmt.Sprintf("309986301%02d", rand.Intn(100))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In util/seed/user.go around lines 69 to 91, the hardcoded OIB value in
createHakUser may cause uniqueness constraint violations if the seed runs
multiple times. To fix this, modify the function to generate a dynamic OIB value
each time, for example by appending a random number to a base string.
Alternatively, implement cleanup logic to remove existing test users before
seeding or change the create call to an upsert operation to avoid duplicate key
errors.
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