Fix javadoc

[javier-godoy]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores

  • Enhanced build documentation checks to enforce stricter quality standards.

• New Features

  • Refined layout settings with updated configuration for right-side drawer alignment, providing clearer customization options.

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Walkthrough

The pull request includes two updates. The first update modifies the Maven Javadoc Plugin configuration in the pom.xml file, changing the <failOnWarnings> setting from false to true, which causes the build to fail when warnings are encountered. The second update renames a method in the AppLayout class by changing its method name, parameter, and accompanying documentation to reflect a new functionality of setting the drawer alignment to the right.

Changes

File	Summary of Changes
pom.xml	Modified <failOnWarnings> from false to true in the maven-javadoc-plugin configuration.
src/.../AppLayout.java	Renamed method from setDrawerBelowHeader(boolean) to setDrawerRightAlignment(boolean) and updated its documentation and parameter name accordingly.

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• pom.xml (1 hunks)
• src/main/java/com/flowingcode/addons/applayout/AppLayout.java (1 hunks)

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• GitHub Check: build-vaadin24

🔇 Additional comments (3)

pom.xml (1)

304-304:

✅ Verification successful

Build configuration updated to enforce stricter Javadoc standards.

Changing failOnWarnings to true will now cause the build to fail when Javadoc warnings are encountered. This enforces better documentation practices but might break builds if there are unresolved Javadoc issues.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Check for any potential Javadoc warnings that might fail the build

# Find all Java files and check for basic Javadoc issues
echo "Checking for Java files with potential Javadoc issues..."
find src -name "*.java" | xargs grep -l "@param" | xargs grep -l "@return" | while read file; do
  echo "Checking $file for parameter/return mismatches..."
  # Check if all parameters in method signatures have corresponding @param tags
  method_params=$(grep -o "public [^(]*([^)]*)" "$file" | grep -v "^public *[^(]*()$" | sed 's/.*(\(.*\))/\1/' | tr ',' '\n' | sed 's/^ *//' | cut -d' ' -f2 | sort)
  javadoc_params=$(grep "@param" "$file" | sed 's/.*@param \([^ ]*\).*/\1/' | sort)
  
  echo "Method parameters found: $method_params"
  echo "Javadoc parameters found: $javadoc_params"
  
  # Compare the two lists (basic check, might have false positives)
  diff <(echo "$method_params") <(echo "$javadoc_params") || echo "Potential parameter mismatch in $file"
done

Length of output: 207

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Build Configuration Now Strictly Enforces Javadoc Standards

• The change in pom.xml at line 304 <failOnWarnings>true</failOnWarnings> ensures that builds will fail if any Javadoc warnings are present.
• A verification script was executed to check for potential mismatches between method parameters and their corresponding Javadoc annotations. No mismatches or issues were detected.
• This configuration is acceptable; however, please remain vigilant for any hidden Javadoc issues that might surface as the codebase evolves.

src/main/java/com/flowingcode/addons/applayout/AppLayout.java (2)

205-211: Updated method documentation to reflect actual functionality.

The documentation now correctly describes the method's purpose of setting the drawer alignment to the right side. This aligns with the implementation which sets the "drawerAlign" attribute.

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196-203:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Potential duplicate functionality with competing methods.

This method appears to overlap with setDrawerRightAlignment. Both methods affect the drawer position but control different attributes. Consider consolidating these methods or clarifying their distinct purposes in the documentation.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Check for usage of both methods to understand impact

echo "Checking for usages of setDrawerBelowHeader and setDrawerRightAlignment"
# Find usages in the current codebase
grep -r "setDrawerBelowHeader" --include="*.java" src/
grep -r "setDrawerRightAlignment" --include="*.java" src/

# Check if setDrawerBelowHeader is called anywhere in the constructor or initialization code
echo "Checking if constructor calls either method:"
grep -A10 -B10 "constructor\|init" --include="*.java" src/ | grep -E "setDrawerBelowHeader|setDrawerRightAlignment"

Length of output: 1775

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Clarify the Distinct Roles of Drawer Position Methods

After verifying the usage in the codebase, it appears that both methods—setDrawerBelowHeader (which sets the "drawerBelowHeader" attribute) and setDrawerRightAlignment (which sets the "drawerRightAlignment" attribute)—are actively used in the main code and tests. Although their names suggest a similar purpose, they control different layout aspects.

• Observation:

  • setDrawerBelowHeader is used to determine if the drawer appears below the header.
  • setDrawerRightAlignment is used to set the drawer’s right alignment.

• Recommendation:
  To avoid potential confusion, please update the documentation to explicitly outline the distinct purposes and use cases for these two methods. Alternatively, if their behaviors overlap more than intended, consider consolidating the functionality to simplify the API.

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[sonarqubecloud]

Quality Gate passed

Issues
1 New issue
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
0.0% Coverage on New Code
0.0% Duplication on New Code

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