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• falkordb.go (1 hunks)
• graph.go (7 hunks)
• query_result.go (7 hunks)
• utils.go (1 hunks)

Makefile (1)

19-19: The update in the Makefile to target falkordb_tls_client is consistent with the PR's objective of transitioning from RedisGraph to FalkorDB.

examples/redisgraph_tls_client/falkordb_tls_client.go (1)

12-12: Switching from github.com/RedisGraph/redisgraph-go to github.com/FalkorDB/falkordb-go aligns with the PR's objective of transitioning to FalkorDB.

example_graph_test.go (2)

10-12: Switching to FalkorDB for graph operations in tests aligns with the PR's objective of transitioning from RedisGraph to FalkorDB.

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24-133: A large section of code is commented out, which seems related to TLS configuration for tests.

Is this section intended to be removed, or is it a work in progress that will be addressed in a future update?

client_test.go (2)

100-100: Explicit typing for property values and parameters to int64 is correctly implemented, ensuring consistency in comparisons and query executions. This change aligns with FalkorDB's requirements for explicit typing and enhances the code's clarity and maintainability.

Also applies to: 104-104, 107-107, 205-206, 209-210, 250-251, 297-297, 301-301, 304-304, 310-310

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179-179: The update to initialize array property values with explicit integer types (int64) is correctly applied. This ensures that the data types are consistent with FalkorDB's expectations and prevents potential type mismatches during graph operations.

Also applies to: 191-191

• client_test.go (8 hunks)

client_test.go (6)

100-107: The explicit typing of property values to int64 is a good practice for ensuring consistency in comparisons. This change aligns with FalkorDB's requirements and helps avoid potential type mismatches.

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176-182: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [179-191]

Correctly initializing array property values with explicit integer types (int64) enhances data consistency and type safety. This adjustment is crucial for ensuring that the data stored in FalkorDB matches the expected types.

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205-210: The consistent use of int64 for setting property values on nodes is a positive change, ensuring that the data types align with FalkorDB's expectations. This practice helps maintain data integrity and facilitates accurate data retrieval and comparison.

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250-251: Using explicit integer types (int64) in map and array initializations is a good practice for ensuring type consistency. This change is particularly important for nested structures, where type mismatches can lead to unexpected behavior or errors.

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297-304: Repeating the approval for the explicit typing of property values to int64 in the context of a path query. This consistency is crucial for accurate data handling and comparisons within FalkorDB.

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310-310: The update to parameterized queries with explicit integer types (int64) for parameters is a significant improvement. This change ensures that the data types used in queries match FalkorDB's requirements, enhancing query reliability and data integrity.

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• .github/workflows/go.yml (1 hunks)
• README.md (4 hunks)
• examples/falkordb_tls_client/falkordb_tls_client.go (3 hunks)

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examples/falkordb_tls_client/falkordb_tls_client.go (1)

48-48: Switching from ioutil.ReadFile to os.ReadFile for loading the CA cert is a positive change, as ioutil is deprecated in favor of os in Go 1.16 and later. This change modernizes the codebase and aligns with current best practices.

README.md (2)

1-5: The badges and links in the README have been updated to reflect the project's rebranding to falkordb-go. This is a crucial step in ensuring that users and contributors are directed to the correct resources.

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141-141: The README states that the tests expect a Redis server with the FalkorDB module loaded to be available at localhost:6379. Given the transition to FalkorDB, ensure that all references to Redis are intentional and accurate, and consider clarifying the setup requirements for running tests.

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• example_graph_test.go (2 hunks)
• examples/falkordb_tls_client/falkordb_tls_client.go (3 hunks)
• falkordb.go (1 hunks)

• example_graph_test.go
• falkordb.go

examples/falkordb_tls_client/falkordb_tls_client.go (1)

50-50: Using os.ReadFile instead of ioutil.ReadFile is a good practice as ioutil package is deprecated since Go 1.16. This change enhances the code's future compatibility.

client_test.go (3)

100-107: Correctly updating property values to explicitly typed int64 ensures consistency in comparisons and aligns with FalkorDB's requirements for data types.

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176-182: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [179-191]

Explicitly typing array elements as int64 when setting properties is a good practice for ensuring data type consistency. This change aligns with FalkorDB's requirements and improves the clarity of the code.

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250-251: The update to explicitly type map and array elements as int64 is correctly implemented, ensuring consistency in data types and aligning with FalkorDB's requirements.

• README.md (4 hunks)

README.md (2)

10-10: The introduction sentence should start with an uppercase letter to maintain consistency and professionalism in documentation. This was previously mentioned in the existing comments, and the issue persists in the current version of the file.

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124-124: The documentation mentions running queries with a millisecond-level timeout, which is a valuable feature. However, the example provided does not include error handling, which is a best practice, especially for database operations that can fail for various reasons. This was previously mentioned in the existing comments, and the issue persists in the current version of the file.

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• client_test.go (9 hunks)
• example_graph_test.go (2 hunks)
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• falkordb.go

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• example_graph_test.go (2 hunks)
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• graph.go (6 hunks)

• example_graph_test.go
• graph.go

client_test.go (1)

79-86: Use explicit typing for property values to ensure consistency in comparisons.

assert.Equal(t, s.GetProperty("age"), int64(33), "Unexpected property value.")
assert.Equal(t, e.GetProperty("year"), int64(2017), "Unexpected property value.")
assert.Equal(t, d.GetProperty("population"), int64(126800000), "Unexpected property value.")

This change ensures that the property values are compared correctly, avoiding potential issues with type mismatches.

• client_test.go (17 hunks)
• falkordb.go (1 hunks)
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• graph_schema.go (1 hunks)
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• graph.go
• query_result.go

client_test.go (24)

41-41: Add error handling for the Query call to ensure the test can handle query failures.

- res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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51-51: Ensure error handling is present for the ROQuery call to manage read-only query failures.

- res, err := graph.ROQuery(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err := graph.ROQuery(q, nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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79-79: Use typed property values consistently to ensure type safety and clarity.

- assert.Equal(t, s.GetProperty("age"), int64(33), "Unexpected property value.")
+ assert.Equal(t, s.GetProperty("age"), int64(33), "Unexpected property value.")

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91-91: Add error handling for the Query operation to handle potential query execution failures.

- res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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117-117: Properly handle errors from read-only queries to ensure test reliability.

- _, err := graph.ROQuery(q, nil, nil)
+ _, err := graph.ROQuery(q, nil, nil)
+ assert.NotNil(t, err, "error should not be nil")

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123-123: Ensure error handling is implemented for queries to manage failures effectively.

- res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ assert.Nil(t, res)
+ assert.NotNil(t, err)

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137-137: Add error handling for the Query operation to ensure the test can handle query failures.

- res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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143-143: Ensure error handling is present for the Query call to manage potential failures.

- res, err = graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err = graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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149-149: Add error handling for the Query operation to handle potential query execution failures.

- res, err = graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err = graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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160-160: Ensure error handling is implemented for queries to manage failures effectively.

- res, err = graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err = graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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174-174: Add error handling for the Query operation to ensure the test can handle query failures.

- res, err = graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err = graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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220-220: Ensure error handling is present for the Query call to manage potential failures.

- res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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233-233: Add error handling for the Query operation to handle potential query execution failures.

- res, err = graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err = graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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248-248: Ensure error handling is implemented for queries to manage failures effectively.

- res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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288-288: Use typed parameters consistently to ensure type safety and clarity in parameterized queries.

- params := []interface{}{int64(1), 2.3, "str", true, false, nil, []interface{}{int64(0), int64(1), int64(2)}, []interface{}{"0", "1", "2"}}
+ params := []interface{}{int64(1), 2.3, "str", true, false, nil, []interface{}{int64(0), int64(1), int64(2)}, []interface{}{"0", "1", "2"}}

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303-303: Add error handling for index creation to ensure the test can handle potential failures.

- res, err := graph.Query("CREATE INDEX FOR (u:user) ON (u.name)", nil, nil)
+ res, err := graph.Query("CREATE INDEX FOR (u:user) ON (u.name)", nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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309-309: Ensure error handling is present for index creation to manage potential failures.

- _, err = graph.Query("CREATE INDEX FOR (u:user) ON (u.name)", nil, nil)
+ _, err = graph.Query("CREATE INDEX FOR (u:user) ON (u.name)", nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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314-314: Add error handling for index deletion to ensure the test can handle potential failures.

- res, err = graph.Query("DROP INDEX FOR (u:user) ON (u.name)", nil, nil)
+ res, err = graph.Query("DROP INDEX FOR (u:user) ON (u.name)", nil, nil)
+ if err != nil {
+     t.Error(err)
+ }

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320-320: Ensure error handling is implemented for index deletion to manage failures effectively.

- _, err = graph.Query("DROP INDEX FOR (u:user) ON (u.name)", nil, nil)
+ _, err = graph.Query("DROP INDEX FOR (u:user) ON (u.name)", nil, nil)
+ assert.Equal(t, err.Error(), "ERR Unable to drop index on :user(name): no such index.")

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329-329: Add error handling for the Query operation to handle potential query execution failures.

- res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err := graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ assert.Nil(t, err)

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337-337: Ensure error handling is present for the Query call to manage potential failures.

- res, err = graph.Query("MATCH (n) DELETE n", nil, nil)
+ res, err = graph.Query("MATCH (n) DELETE n", nil, nil)
+ assert.Nil(t, err)

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341-341: Add error handling for the Query operation to ensure the test can handle query failures.

- res, err = graph.Query("CREATE (:Person {name: 'John Doe', age: 33, gender: 'male', status: 'single'})-[:Visited {year: 2017}]->(c:Country {name: 'Japan', population: 126800000})", nil, nil)
+ res, err = graph.Query("CREATE (:Person {name: 'John Doe', age: 33, gender: 'male', status: 'single'})-[:Visited {year: 2017}]->(c:Country {name: 'Japan', population: 126800000})", nil, nil)
+ assert.Nil(t, err)

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352-352: Ensure error handling is implemented for queries to manage failures effectively.

- res, err = graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ res, err = graph.Query(q, nil, nil)
+ assert.Nil(t, err)

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356-356: Add error handling for the Query operation to handle potential query execution failures.

- res, err = graph.Query("MATCH ()-[r]-() DELETE r", nil, nil)
+ res, err = graph.Query("MATCH ()-[r]-() DELETE r", nil, nil)
+ assert.Nil(t, err)