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Add Performance/MinMaxAfterMap
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spec/ameba/rule/performance/minmax_after_map_spec.cr
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spec/ameba/rule/performance/minmax_after_map_spec.cr
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require "../../../spec_helper"
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module Ameba::Rule::Performance
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subject = MinMaxAfterMap.new
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describe MinMaxAfterMap do
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it "passes if there is no potential performance improvements" do
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expect_no_issues subject, <<-CRYSTAL
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%w[Alice Bob].map { |name| name.size }.min(2)
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%w[Alice Bob].map { |name| name.size }.max(2)
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CRYSTAL
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end
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it "reports if there is a `min/max/minmax` call followed by `map`" do
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source = expect_issue subject, <<-CRYSTAL
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%w[Alice Bob].map { |name| name.size }.min
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# ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ error: Use `min_of {...}` instead of `map {...}.min`.
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%w[Alice Bob].map(&.size).max.zero?
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# ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ error: Use `max_of {...}` instead of `map {...}.max`.
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%w[Alice Bob].map(&.size).minmax?
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# ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ error: Use `minmax_of? {...}` instead of `map {...}.minmax?`.
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CRYSTAL
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expect_correction source, <<-CRYSTAL
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%w[Alice Bob].min_of { |name| name.size }
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%w[Alice Bob].max_of(&.size).zero?
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%w[Alice Bob].minmax_of?(&.size)
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CRYSTAL
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end
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it "does not report if source is a spec" do
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expect_no_issues subject, path: "source_spec.cr", code: <<-CRYSTAL
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%w[Alice Bob].map(&.size).min
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CRYSTAL
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end
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context "macro" do
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it "doesn't report in macro scope" do
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expect_no_issues subject, <<-CRYSTAL
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{{ %w[Alice Bob].map(&.size).min }}
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CRYSTAL
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end
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end
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end
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end
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src/ameba/rule/performance/minmax_after_map.cr
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src/ameba/rule/performance/minmax_after_map.cr
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require "./base"
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module Ameba::Rule::Performance
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# This rule is used to identify usage of `min/max/minmax` calls that follow `map`.
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#
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# For example, this is considered invalid:
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#
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# ```
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# %w[Alice Bob].map(&.size).min
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# %w[Alice Bob].map(&.size).max
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# %w[Alice Bob].map(&.size).minmax
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# ```
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#
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# And it should be written as this:
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#
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# ```
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# %w[Alice Bob].min_of(&.size)
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# %w[Alice Bob].max_of(&.size)
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# %w[Alice Bob].minmax_of(&.size)
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# ```
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#
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# YAML configuration example:
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#
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# ```
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# Performance/MinMaxAfterMap:
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# Enabled: true
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# ```
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class MinMaxAfterMap < Base
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properties do
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description "Identifies usage of `min/max/minmax` calls that follow `map`"
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end
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MSG = "Use `%s {...}` instead of `map {...}.%s`."
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CALL_NAMES = %w[min min? max max? minmax minmax?]
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def test(source)
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AST::NodeVisitor.new self, source, skip: :macro
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end
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def test(source, node : Crystal::Call)
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return unless node.name.in?(CALL_NAMES) && node.block.nil? && node.args.empty?
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return unless (obj = node.obj) && obj.is_a?(Crystal::Call)
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return unless obj.name == "map" && obj.block && obj.args.empty?
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return unless name_location = obj.name_location
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return unless end_location = node.name_end_location
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of_name = node.name.sub(/(.+?)(\?)?$/, "\\1_of\\2")
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message = MSG % {of_name, node.name}
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issue_for name_location, end_location, message do |corrector|
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next unless node_name_location = node.name_location
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# FIXME: switching the order of the below calls breaks the corrector
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corrector.replace(
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name_location,
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name_location.adjust(column_number: {{ "map".size - 1 }}),
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of_name
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)
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corrector.remove(
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node_name_location.adjust(column_number: -1),
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end_location
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)
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end
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end
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end
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end
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