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[Refactor] Rename socket events, functions, variables, etc. around match requests #281

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@lim396 lim396 commented Feb 23, 2024

  • match request周りのsocketイベント名、関数名、変数名、型名などの名前を変更しました。

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The recent updates focus on enhancing clarity and consistency in handling match requests within a chat application. Both backend and frontend adjustments were made to improve the naming conventions and event handling related to match requests. Key changes include renaming methods and events for better clarity, such as using requestedUserId for match requests and updating event names to reflect their specific actions like approved-match-request. These changes aim to streamline the process of requesting, approving, and denying match requests, making the system more intuitive for developers and users alike.

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backend/src/chat/chat.gateway.ts, backend/test/chat-gateway.e2e-spec.ts Renamed message handling methods and parameters for clarity in match requests. Introduced handleRequestMatch using requestedUserId, renamed cancellation method to handleCancelMatchRequest, and updated event names to approved-match-request and denied-match-request.
frontend/app/lib/client-socket-provider.tsx, frontend/app/lib/dtos.ts, frontend/app/lib/hooks/useRequestMatch.ts Updated frontend to align with backend changes in match request handling. Renamed events and functions for consistency, refactored event types for better naming, and adjusted the useRequestMatch hook to use requestedUserId.

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@lim396 lim396 force-pushed the refactor/around-request-match branch from 4cf053a to 04e5ee3 Compare February 23, 2024 14:43
@lim396 lim396 force-pushed the refactor/around-request-match branch from 6955cc2 to 6080e3b Compare February 24, 2024 08:39
@lim396 lim396 merged commit 9ada8da into main Feb 24, 2024
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