feat(core): improve core types #51
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a comprehensive restructuring of the type definitions in the Changes
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participant User
participant UserData
participant Profile
participant Socials
participant Experiences
User->>UserData: Populate detailed information
UserData->>Profile: Set name, email, photo
UserData->>Socials: Add social media handles
UserData->>Experiences: Add professional history
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packages/core/src/types.ts (5)
9-37: Consider further structuring the profile and socials for privacy and consistency.
The optionalphonefield insocialscan be considered personally identifiable data. You might wish to move it into theprofileobject to keep sensitive details grouped, or provide further documentation on how it will be handled.
38-79: Avoid repeating date fields across multiple arrays.
ThestartDateandendDatefields are repeated inexperiences,education, andprojects. Consider extracting a shared interface, such asTimePeriod, to improve consistency and maintainability.+export interface TimePeriod { + startDate: string; + endDate?: string; +} experiences?: { - startDate: string; - endDate?: string; + period: TimePeriod; ... }[];
110-143: Leverage type safety for theming values.
Rather than plain strings, consider well-defined types or tokens for colours, fonts, etc. This can help prevent typos or invalid values in a large-scale project, supporting better design consistency.
160-161: Optional layout might need reevaluation.
If a layout is expected for all presets, consider makinglayoutmandatory. Otherwise, confirm that the system correctly handles a missing layout.
164-174: Comprehensive Kawa configuration.
TheKawaConfiginterface is well-structured. As you expand, ensure thename,output, andpresetelements remain cohesive and thoroughly validated.
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packages/core/src/types.ts (4)
3-7: Good use of JSDoc for documentation clarity.
This block sets a concise context for the user data interface.
83-108: Well-defined output configuration.
The notes and defaults provided here make the usage straightforward. Good job!
154-156: Straightforward interface.
LayoutPropsconcisely linksuserDataandtheme. Nothing to change here.
145-153: Confirm the semantic version usage.
If theversionfield is expected to be semver, ensure any code referencing this field correctly handles and validates it.✅ Verification successful
No semver validation required for ThemePreset.version field
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versionfield is an optional metadata field with a generic string type, and there's no evidence of semver validation or requirements in the codebase. The field appears to be designed for general version information rather than strict semver compliance.🏁 Scripts executed
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