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@mpscholten feel free to review and share your thoughts |
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Looks good overall :)
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| * $userId = $this->cookieParameter('userId')->int()->defaultsTo(null) | ||
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Can we add a string typehint here?
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| public function createCookieParser(); |
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This might break existing classes implementing the interface. What do you think about creating a second interface CookieParserFactory with just the createCookieParser? Then the specific *RequestParserFactory implementations can just implements RequestParserFactory, CookieParserFactory
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Yep, true 👍 will change that
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| protected function parameter($name, $cookie = false) |
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Can we split this into two functions (parameter and cookieParameter)? Otherwise the function is basically doing two things. Here's some interesting discussion on that topic in general: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/147977/is-it-wrong-to-use-a-boolean-parameter-to-determine-behavior
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I was actually wondering about it, good point, this discussion solves my conflict :-) good point
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Hey @mpscholten, I'll pick it up from where we stopped in the coming days 🙂 thanks for the patience buddy |
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