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TemplateContext debugDescription: fallback to action type name #398

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  • New Features

    • Added a method to retrieve action names for in-app notifications with improved logic for name resolution.
  • Refactor

    • Enhanced the way action names are determined and displayed in the SDK.

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The changes introduce a new method actionName: in the CTTemplateContext class to retrieve the name of a CTNotificationAction. This method provides a centralized approach to determining an action's name by first checking custom template in-app data and then falling back to the action type string. The debugDescription method is also updated to use this new method, improving code consistency and maintainability.

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CleverTapSDK/InApps/CustomTemplates/CTTemplateContext.m Added actionName: method to retrieve notification action name with fallback logic

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CleverTapSDK/InApps/CustomTemplates/CTTemplateContext.m (1)

264-273: Add input validation and documentation for the new method.

The method implementation looks good, but could benefit from:

  1. Input validation for nil action parameter
  2. Documentation explaining the method's purpose and fallback behavior

Consider adding validation and documentation:

+/**
+ * Returns the name for the given notification action.
+ * @param action The notification action (must not be nil)
+ * @return The action name, falling back to action type if template name is not available,
+ *         or empty string if both are unavailable
+ */
 - (NSString *)actionName:(CTNotificationAction *)action {
+    if (!action) {
+        CleverTapLogStaticDebug(@"%@: Cannot get action name for nil action", [self class]);
+        return @"";
+    }
     NSString *name = action.customTemplateInAppData.templateName;
     if (!name) {
         name = [CTInAppUtils inAppActionTypeString:action.type];
     }
     if (!name) {
         name = @"";
     }
     return name;
 }
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CleverTapSDK/InApps/CustomTemplates/CTTemplateContext.m (1)

281-281: LGTM! Good refactoring to use the centralized method.

The change improves code consistency by using the new actionName: method instead of directly accessing the template name.

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Base branch should be develop

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LGTM

@nzagorchev nzagorchev changed the base branch from master to develop January 21, 2025 18:57
@nzagorchev nzagorchev merged commit 83382c2 into develop Jan 22, 2025
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