Add scala support #129
Add scala support #129
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WalkthroughThis update establishes a standardized project structure for a SQLite challenge in Scala across multiple directories. New shell scripts are added for compiling, running, and downloading databases, while SBT build configurations, Dockerfile, Git settings, and YAML configuration files are introduced. The main Scala application now processes command-line arguments to extract database information. README and explanation documents provide guidance for users. These changes are implemented consistently in the compiled starters, solutions, and starter templates for the CodeCrafters platform. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User as User
participant CS as compile.sh (CodeCrafters)
participant SBT as sbt assembly
participant RS as run.sh / your_program.sh
participant App as Main (Scala App)
User->>CS: Executes compile.sh
CS->>SBT: Run "sbt assembly" command
SBT-->>CS: Compiled JAR returned
User->>RS: Executes run.sh/your_program.sh with args
RS->>App: Launches the JAR (java -jar sqlite.jar)
App-->>User: Outputs database info or error messages
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🧹 Nitpick comments (25)
starter_templates/scala/config.yml (1)
1-3: YAML Configuration File Structure and FormattingThe configuration file is minimal and clearly specifies the required executable and the user-editable file for Scala support. The structure and indentation are correct. As a nitpick, consider quoting attribute values (especially for the sbt version with parentheses) to avoid any potential YAML parser ambiguities:
-required_executable: sbt (1.10.7) +required_executable: "sbt (1.10.7)"This enhancement can improve consistency across different environments.
solutions/scala/01-dr6/explanation.md (2)
5-9: Verify variable usage in the Scala snippet.
The code block instructs to print"database page size: " + pageSize, but ensure that the variablepageSizeis defined or properly initialized inMain.scalabefore uncommenting this block to avoid runtime errors.
10-16: Confirm Git branch naming in push instructions.
The commands show pushing to themasterbranch. Verify that this aligns with your repository’s branch naming conventions (i.e. if usingmaininstead, update the instructions accordingly).compiled_starters/scala/.codecrafters/compile.sh (1)
1-11: Compile script looks good but could be more robust.The script is well-structured with proper shebang, comments, and error handling via
set -e. It correctly usessbt assemblyto create a single JAR file.Consider adding a check for SBT installation before execution:
set -e # Exit on failure +# Check if sbt is installed +if ! command -v sbt &> /dev/null; then + echo "Error: sbt is not installed or not in PATH" + exit 1 +fi + sbt assemblycompiled_starters/scala/.gitignore (1)
1-7: Good comprehensive.gitignorefor Scala projects.The file correctly ignores Scala build directories and IDE-specific files.
Consider adding a few more common patterns:
**/target /.bloop/ /.bsp/ /.metals/ /project/.bloop/ metals.sbt metals/project/ +# IDE specific files +.idea/ +*.iml +.vscode/ +# Assembly jar if stored outside target +*.jarsolutions/scala/01-dr6/code/.codecrafters/run.sh (1)
1-11: Run script is correctly configured but has a hardcoded Scala version.The script properly uses the
execcommand to replace the current process with the Java program and passes all arguments to it.The path to the JAR file contains a hardcoded Scala version which could cause issues if the Scala version changes:
set -e # Exit on failure -exec java -jar ./target/scala-3.3.5/sqlite.jar "$@" +# Find the sqlite jar file regardless of Scala version +SQLITE_JAR=$(find ./target/scala-* -name "sqlite.jar" | head -n 1) + +if [ -z "$SQLITE_JAR" ]; then + echo "Error: sqlite.jar not found. Make sure the project was compiled successfully." + exit 1 +fi + +exec java -jar "$SQLITE_JAR" "$@"solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/.codecrafters/compile.sh (1)
1-11: Compile script looks good.The script is well-structured with proper shebang, comments, and error handling via
set -e.Consider adding status output to improve user experience:
set -e # Exit on failure +echo "Compiling Scala project..." sbt assembly +echo "Compilation successful."solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/src/main/scala/Main.scala (1)
16-22: Add comments to explain SQLite file structure.The code skips 16 bytes and reads 2 bytes for the page size without any explanation of the SQLite file format.
Add descriptive comments to improve code readability:
case ".dbinfo" => { val databaseFile = new FileInputStream(new File(databaseFilePath)) + // Skip the first 16 bytes of the file header + // The SQLite file header is 100 bytes, and the page size is stored at offset 16-17 databaseFile.skip(16) val pageSizeBytes = new Array[Byte](2) databaseFile.read(pageSizeBytes) + // Convert bytes to unsigned short (page size is stored as a 2-byte big-endian unsigned integer) val pageSizeSigned = ByteBuffer.wrap(pageSizeBytes).getShort() val pageSize = pageSizeSigned & 0xFFFF println("database page size: " + pageSize) }solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/download_sample_databases.sh (1)
1-9: Script should include basic error handling.The script downloads database files needed for testing, but lacks error handling if the downloads fail or if files already exist.
Consider adding error handling and checks for existing files:
#!/bin/sh +# Exit on error +set -e + echo "Downloading superheroes.db: ~1MB (used in stage 7)" +if [ -f superheroes.db ]; then + echo "superheroes.db already exists, skipping download" +else curl -Lo superheroes.db https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codecrafters-io/sample-sqlite-databases/master/superheroes.db + if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then + echo "Failed to download superheroes.db" + exit 1 + fi +fi echo "Downloading companies.db: ~7MB (used in stage 8)" +if [ -f companies.db ]; then + echo "companies.db already exists, skipping download" +else curl -Lo companies.db https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codecrafters-io/sample-sqlite-databases/master/companies.db + if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then + echo "Failed to download companies.db" + exit 1 + fi +fi echo "Sample databases downloaded."dockerfiles/scala-3.3.5.Dockerfile (1)
1-13: Dockerfile uses experimental syntax and could benefit from security enhancements.The Dockerfile is well-structured but uses experimental syntax and runs as root by default.
Consider:
- Using a stable syntax version unless experimental features are needed
- Adding a non-root user for better security
-# syntax=docker/dockerfile:1.7-labs +# syntax=docker/dockerfile:1.4 FROM maven:3.9.9-eclipse-temurin-17-alpine # Ensures the container is re-built if dependency files change ENV CODECRAFTERS_DEPENDENCY_FILE_PATHS="build.sbt" WORKDIR /app # .git & README.md are unique per-repository. We ignore them on first copy to prevent cache misses COPY --exclude=.git --exclude=README.md . /app # Install language-specific dependencies RUN .codecrafters/compile.sh + +# Create a non-root user and switch to it +RUN addgroup -S appgroup && adduser -S appuser -G appgroup +USER appusercompiled_starters/scala/download_sample_databases.sh (1)
1-9: Script should include basic error handling.The script downloads database files needed for testing, but lacks error handling if the downloads fail or if files already exist.
Consider adding error handling and checks for existing files:
#!/bin/sh +# Exit on error +set -e + echo "Downloading superheroes.db: ~1MB (used in stage 7)" +if [ -f superheroes.db ]; then + echo "superheroes.db already exists, skipping download" +else curl -Lo superheroes.db https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codecrafters-io/sample-sqlite-databases/master/superheroes.db + if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then + echo "Failed to download superheroes.db" + exit 1 + fi +fi echo "Downloading companies.db: ~7MB (used in stage 8)" +if [ -f companies.db ]; then + echo "companies.db already exists, skipping download" +else curl -Lo companies.db https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codecrafters-io/sample-sqlite-databases/master/companies.db + if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then + echo "Failed to download companies.db" + exit 1 + fi +fi echo "Sample databases downloaded."compiled_starters/scala/src/main/scala/Main.scala (2)
16-23: Extract magic numbers as named constants.The code uses hardcoded values for the header offset and page size bytes, which reduces readability.
import java.io.FileInputStream import java.io.IOException import java.nio.ByteBuffer object Main extends App { + // SQLite file format constants + private val HEADER_SIZE = 16 + private val PAGE_SIZE_BYTES = 2 + if args.length < 2 then { println("Missing <database path> and <command>") System.exit(0); } val databaseFilePath = args(0); val command = args(1); command match { case ".dbinfo" => { val databaseFile = new FileInputStream(new File(databaseFilePath)) - databaseFile.skip(16) - val pageSizeBytes = new Array[Byte](2) + databaseFile.skip(HEADER_SIZE) + val pageSizeBytes = new Array[Byte](PAGE_SIZE_BYTES) databaseFile.read(pageSizeBytes) val pageSizeSigned = ByteBuffer.wrap(pageSizeBytes).getShort() val pageSize = pageSizeSigned & 0xFFFF
7-11: Improve error message and exit code.The current error message and exit code (0) for missing arguments don't follow best practices.
object Main extends App { if args.length < 2 then { - println("Missing <database path> and <command>") - System.exit(0); + System.err.println("Error: Missing required arguments") + System.err.println("Usage: <program> <database path> <command>") + System.exit(1); } val databaseFilePath = args(0); val command = args(1);compiled_starters/scala/.codecrafters/run.sh (1)
11-11: Consider checking if the JAR file exists before executing itThe script assumes the JAR file exists at
./target/scala-3.3.5/sqlite.jarbut doesn't verify this. Adding a check could provide more helpful error messages.- exec java -jar ./target/scala-3.3.5/sqlite.jar "$@" + if [ -f "./target/scala-3.3.5/sqlite.jar" ]; then + exec java -jar ./target/scala-3.3.5/sqlite.jar "$@" + else + echo "Error: JAR file not found at ./target/scala-3.3.5/sqlite.jar" + echo "Make sure you have run the compile script first." + exit 1 + ficompiled_starters/scala/your_program.sh (1)
16-17: Consider checking for SBT availability before compilationThe script assumes SBT is installed but doesn't verify this. Adding a check would provide a better user experience.
cd "$(dirname "$0")" # Ensure compile steps are run within the repository directory + if ! command -v sbt >/dev/null 2>&1; then + echo "Error: sbt is not installed or not in PATH." + echo "Please install sbt to compile the Scala project." + exit 1 + fi sbt assemblystarter_templates/scala/code/.codecrafters/run.sh (1)
11-11: Consider checking if the JAR file existsSimilar to the other run.sh script, adding a check for the JAR file existence would improve the user experience with better error messages.
- exec java -jar ./target/scala-3.3.5/sqlite.jar "$@" + if [ -f "./target/scala-3.3.5/sqlite.jar" ]; then + exec java -jar ./target/scala-3.3.5/sqlite.jar "$@" + else + echo "Error: JAR file not found at ./target/scala-3.3.5/sqlite.jar" + echo "Make sure you have run the compile script first." + exit 1 + fistarter_templates/scala/code/src/main/scala/Main.scala (2)
6-13: Command-line argument handling needs improvementThe argument checking is good, but using
System.exit(0)for a non-error condition is not ideal in Scala.- if args.length < 2 - then { - println("Missing <database path> and <command>") - System.exit(0); - } + if args.length < 2 then + throw new IllegalArgumentException("Missing <database path> and <command>")
15-28: Add error handling for file operationsThe code doesn't handle potential file operation errors like file not found or invalid format.
case ".dbinfo" => { var databaseFile: FileInputStream = null try { databaseFile = new FileInputStream(new File(databaseFilePath)) + if (databaseFile.available() < 18) { + println("Error: File is too small to be a valid SQLite database") + return + } databaseFile.skip(16) val pageSizeBytes = new Array[Byte](2) - databaseFile.read(pageSizeBytes) + val bytesRead = databaseFile.read(pageSizeBytes) + if (bytesRead != 2) { + println("Error: Failed to read page size from database file") + return + } val pageSizeSigned = ByteBuffer.wrap(pageSizeBytes).getShort() val pageSize = pageSizeSigned & 0xFFFF println("database page size: " + pageSize) + } catch { + case e: java.io.FileNotFoundException => + println(s"Error: Database file not found: ${databaseFilePath}") + case e: IOException => + println(s"Error reading from database file: ${e.getMessage}") } finally { if (databaseFile != null) { try { databaseFile.close() } catch { case _: IOException => // Ignore close errors } } } }solutions/scala/01-dr6/diff/src/main/scala/Main.scala.diff (1)
9-14: Add error handling for invalid file pathThe code doesn't check if the database file exists or is accessible before attempting to open it. Consider adding file validation to provide a more user-friendly error message.
if args.length < 2 then { println("Missing <database path> and <command>") System.exit(0); } val databaseFilePath = args(0); +val databaseFile = new File(databaseFilePath) +if (!databaseFile.exists() || !databaseFile.isFile() || !databaseFile.canRead()) { + println(s"Error: Cannot access database file at '${databaseFilePath}'") + System.exit(1) +} val command = args(1);solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/build.sbt (1)
8-14: Consider adding testing dependenciesThe project currently has no dependencies. For a more robust implementation, consider adding testing libraries like ScalaTest or MUnit to ensure code correctness.
libraryDependencies ++= Seq( + "org.scalameta" %% "munit" % "0.7.29" % Test ),solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/your_program.sh (1)
20-24: Concise JAR Execution
Theexec java -jar ./target/scala-3.3.5/sqlite.jar "$@"command cleanly hands off control to the Java process and forwards any script arguments. As a future enhancement, consider parameterizing the JAR path to improve flexibility.compiled_starters/scala/README.md (2)
33-37: Clarify Build Tool Instructions
The instructions mention ensuring that Maven (mvn) is installed. However, given that the compilation relies onsbt(as seen in the associated shell scripts), it would be clearer to revise this section to reflect the actual build tool in use.
39-78: Detailed Database Usage Instructions
The section on sample databases is thorough and instructive. To further improve clarity, consider tightening the language on line 68 to address minor stylistic suggestions from static analysis.🧰 Tools
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33-37: Align Build Instructions with Actual Tooling
Like the other README, this file advises ensuring thatmvnis installed. Since the project appears to build usingsbt(per the local shell script), it would improve clarity to align these instructions with the actual build requirements.
39-78: Refine Database Section Wording
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starter_templates/scala/code/project/build.properties (2)
1-1: SBT Version Specification is Correct and ConsistentThe specified SBT version (
1.10.7) is properly set to ensure that the Scala build environment is consistent with our new Scala support strategy. This aligns with the overall project requirements highlighted in the PR objectives.
2-2: Formatting Consistency CheckThe presence of a blank line at the end is acceptable and can help maintain file formatting standards.
starter_templates/scala/code/.codecrafters/compile.sh (2)
1-8: Well-documented script header.
The shebang and accompanying comment block clearly explain the purpose of the script along with its role in the CodeCrafters workflow. This documentation is helpful for maintainability and ensuring developers know where to find further details about the interface.
9-11: Robust error handling and compilation command.
Usingset -eensures that the script halts immediately on any error, which is essential in build scripts. Thesbt assemblycommand is placed properly to compile the Scala project. Consider adding an optional informational echo (e.g., "Compiling project...") if you want to further enhance the user experience, though this is not mandatory.solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/project/build.properties (1)
1-2: Correct SBT version configuration.
The file successfully setssbt.version=1.10.7, which is critical for ensuring that the Scala build environment uses the correct version of SBT.starter_templates/scala/code/.gitattributes (1)
1-2: Consistent line ending normalization.
The.gitattributesfile with* text=autois correctly configured to normalize line endings, which helps avoid cross-platform issues.compiled_starters/scala/.gitattributes (1)
1-2: Line ending management is properly set up.
The file sets* text=autoto ensure consistent text file handling across different development systems. This is a best practice for multi-platform projects.solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/.gitattributes (1)
1-2: Uniform handling for text files.
Just like in the other directories, the.gitattributesfile here enforces line ending normalization by setting* text=auto. This maintains consistency throughout the project structure.compiled_starters/scala/project/build.properties (1)
1-1: SBT Version Set Correctly
The file correctly sets the SBT version to 1.10.7. This version aligns with the expected Scala build configuration.solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/project/plugins.sbt (1)
1-3: SBT Assembly Plugin Added
The addition of the sbt-assembly plugin ("com.eed3si9n" % "sbt-assembly" % "2.3.1") is correctly specified. This integration will enable the creation of fat JARs as required by the new Scala support.compiled_starters/scala/project/plugins.sbt (1)
1-3: SBT Assembly Plugin Configuration Verified
The plugin configuration in this file is identical to that in the solutions directory and properly enables the sbt-assembly functionality.starter_templates/scala/code/project/plugins.sbt (1)
1-3: SBT Assembly Plugin in Starter Template
The starter template’splugins.sbtfile is updated with the required sbt-assembly plugin ("com.eed3si9n" % "sbt-assembly" % "2.3.1"), ensuring consistency in the build process across different project templates.compiled_starters/scala/codecrafters.yml (1)
1-11: Codecrafters Configuration File Review
Thecodecrafters.ymlfile is well-documented:
- Debug logging is clearly set to
false, with guidance provided on when to enable it.- The
language_packis set tojava-17with an inline note indicating thatjava-23is also available.
This configuration offers clarity and flexibility for the deployment environment.solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/codecrafters.yml (2)
1-5: Debug configuration is clear and well-documented.
The settingdebug: falsealong with the detailed comments provides a clear instruction for developers on how to enable verbose logging when necessary.
7-11: Java language pack configuration is set appropriately.
Thelanguage_packis set tojava-17with a note on available versions, which helps clarify the runtime environment.solutions/scala/01-dr6/explanation.md (1)
1-4: Clear entry point instructions provided.
The guidance pointing tosrc/main/scala/Main.scalaas the SQLite implementation entry point is straightforward and helpful for newcomers.starter_templates/scala/code/codecrafters.yml (2)
1-5: Debug configuration in template is properly set.
Settingdebug: falseby default helps avoid overly verbose logging, and the accompanying comments provide sufficient guidance.
7-11: Java language pack setting is consistent and clear.
The configuration setslanguage_pack: java-17and hints at available alternatives, ensuring developers are aware of the runtime options.solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/.gitignore (1)
1-7: Appropriate Git ignore rules added.
The.gitignorefile excludes common build artifacts such astarget, Scala build tool directories (.bloop,.bsp,.metals), and related project files that should not be tracked, maintaining a clean repository.starter_templates/scala/code/.gitignore (1)
1-7: Consistent Git ignore configuration for starter templates.
The file effectively excludes build outputs and IDE-specific files with patterns identical to those in the solutions directory, ensuring consistency across the project.compiled_starters/scala/.codecrafters/run.sh (1)
1-11: Good use of shell scripting best practicesThe script follows good practices by using
set -eandexec. It also correctly passes all command-line arguments using"$@".compiled_starters/scala/your_program.sh (3)
1-10: Good script header and error handlingThe script has clear documentation explaining its purpose and includes proper error handling with
set -e.
11-18: Good compilation setup with proper directory handlingUsing a subshell with directory change ensures the compilation happens in the correct context.
20-24: Execution code looks goodThe execution part of the script correctly uses
execand properly passes arguments.starter_templates/scala/code/.codecrafters/run.sh (1)
1-11: Script follows good shell practicesThe script properly uses
set -efor error handling andexecfor process replacement.starter_templates/scala/code/src/main/scala/Main.scala (1)
1-5: Good imports for file handlingThe necessary imports for file operations and byte buffer handling are properly included.
solutions/scala/01-dr6/diff/src/main/scala/Main.scala.diff (1)
25-31: LGTM: Uncommented print statement for the first stageGood job enabling the print statement that was previously commented out. This is necessary to pass the first stage of the challenge.
solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/build.sbt (2)
1-5: LGTM: Appropriate Scala 3 configurationGood choice using Scala 3.3.5, which is a modern version with improved features and performance over Scala 2.x.
6-6: LGTM: Proper assembly configurationThe assembly JAR name is correctly set to "sqlite", which will be used by the run script.
compiled_starters/scala/build.sbt (1)
1-14: LGTM: Consistent build configuration across project templatesThe build configuration is well-structured and consistent with the solution build file, which ensures uniformity across different parts of the project.
starter_templates/scala/code/build.sbt (1)
1-14: LGTM: Well-structured starter template build fileThe starter template build file is correctly configured with the same settings as the solution and compiled starter builds, ensuring consistency throughout the project.
solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/your_program.sh (2)
1-9: Solid Script Initialization
The shebang, intro comments, and the use ofset -eestablish a clear purpose and safe execution environment.
15-18: Robust Compilation Subshell
Using a subshell withcd "$(dirname "$0")"ensures the compilation steps run in the correct repository directory. Runningsbt assemblyhere is an effective approach for building the JAR locally.compiled_starters/scala/README.md (1)
1-32: Comprehensive Challenge Overview
The README effectively introduces the challenge with a clear banner, useful links, and a step-by-step guide for passing the first stage. The layout and instructional content are well structured.solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/README.md (1)
1-32: Clear README for Challenge Guidance
This README lays out a clear and motivating overview of the challenge, including a concise explanation of the first stage, relevant links, and clear instructions.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve error handling for command-line arguments.
Current implementation uses System.exit(0) for what's actually an error condition.
Use a non-zero exit code to indicate an error, and improve the error message:
if args.length < 2
then {
- println("Missing <database path> and <command>")
- System.exit(0);
+ println("Error: Missing required arguments")
+ println("Usage: <program> <database path> <command>")
+ System.exit(1)
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| if args.length < 2 | |
| then { | |
| println("Missing <database path> and <command>") | |
| System.exit(0); | |
| } | |
| if args.length < 2 | |
| then { | |
| println("Error: Missing required arguments") | |
| println("Usage: <program> <database path> <command>") | |
| System.exit(1) | |
| } |
| object Main extends App { | ||
| if args.length < 2 | ||
| then { | ||
| println("Missing <database path> and <command>") | ||
| System.exit(0); | ||
| } | ||
| val databaseFilePath = args(0); | ||
| val command = args(1); | ||
| command match { | ||
| case ".dbinfo" => { | ||
| val databaseFile = new FileInputStream(new File(databaseFilePath)) | ||
| databaseFile.skip(16) | ||
| val pageSizeBytes = new Array[Byte](2) | ||
| databaseFile.read(pageSizeBytes) | ||
| val pageSizeSigned = ByteBuffer.wrap(pageSizeBytes).getShort() | ||
| val pageSize = pageSizeSigned & 0xFFFF | ||
| println("database page size: " + pageSize) | ||
| } | ||
| case _ => println("Missing or invalid command passed: " + command) | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Fix resource management and add proper error handling.
The code doesn't close the FileInputStream and lacks proper exception handling for file operations.
Implement using Scala's resource management pattern:
import java.io.File
import java.io.FileInputStream
import java.io.IOException
import java.nio.ByteBuffer
+import scala.util.Using
+import scala.util.Try
+import scala.util.Success
+import scala.util.Failure
object Main extends App {
if args.length < 2
then {
println("Missing <database path> and <command>")
System.exit(0);
}
val databaseFilePath = args(0);
val command = args(1);
command match {
case ".dbinfo" => {
- val databaseFile = new FileInputStream(new File(databaseFilePath))
- databaseFile.skip(16)
- val pageSizeBytes = new Array[Byte](2)
- databaseFile.read(pageSizeBytes)
- val pageSizeSigned = ByteBuffer.wrap(pageSizeBytes).getShort()
- val pageSize = pageSizeSigned & 0xFFFF
- println("database page size: " + pageSize)
+ val result = Using(new FileInputStream(new File(databaseFilePath))) { databaseFile =>
+ // Skip the header (16 bytes)
+ databaseFile.skip(16)
+ val pageSizeBytes = new Array[Byte](2)
+ databaseFile.read(pageSizeBytes)
+ val pageSizeSigned = ByteBuffer.wrap(pageSizeBytes).getShort()
+ val pageSize = pageSizeSigned & 0xFFFF
+ pageSize
+ }
+
+ result match {
+ case Success(pageSize) => println("database page size: " + pageSize)
+ case Failure(exception) =>
+ println(s"Error reading database file: ${exception.getMessage}")
+ System.exit(1)
+ }
}
case _ => println("Missing or invalid command passed: " + command)
}
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| object Main extends App { | |
| if args.length < 2 | |
| then { | |
| println("Missing <database path> and <command>") | |
| System.exit(0); | |
| } | |
| val databaseFilePath = args(0); | |
| val command = args(1); | |
| command match { | |
| case ".dbinfo" => { | |
| val databaseFile = new FileInputStream(new File(databaseFilePath)) | |
| databaseFile.skip(16) | |
| val pageSizeBytes = new Array[Byte](2) | |
| databaseFile.read(pageSizeBytes) | |
| val pageSizeSigned = ByteBuffer.wrap(pageSizeBytes).getShort() | |
| val pageSize = pageSizeSigned & 0xFFFF | |
| println("database page size: " + pageSize) | |
| } | |
| case _ => println("Missing or invalid command passed: " + command) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| import java.io.File | |
| import java.io.FileInputStream | |
| import java.io.IOException | |
| import java.nio.ByteBuffer | |
| import scala.util.Using | |
| import scala.util.Try | |
| import scala.util.Success | |
| import scala.util.Failure | |
| object Main extends App { | |
| if args.length < 2 | |
| then { | |
| println("Missing <database path> and <command>") | |
| System.exit(0); | |
| } | |
| val databaseFilePath = args(0); | |
| val command = args(1); | |
| command match { | |
| case ".dbinfo" => { | |
| val result = Using(new FileInputStream(new File(databaseFilePath))) { databaseFile => | |
| // Skip the header (16 bytes) | |
| databaseFile.skip(16) | |
| val pageSizeBytes = new Array[Byte](2) | |
| databaseFile.read(pageSizeBytes) | |
| val pageSizeSigned = ByteBuffer.wrap(pageSizeBytes).getShort() | |
| val pageSize = pageSizeSigned & 0xFFFF | |
| pageSize | |
| } | |
| result match { | |
| case Success(pageSize) => println("database page size: " + pageSize) | |
| case Failure(exception) => | |
| println(s"Error reading database file: ${exception.getMessage}") | |
| System.exit(1) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| case _ => println("Missing or invalid command passed: " + command) | |
| } | |
| } |
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solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/README.md (3)
29-38: Stage 2 & Beyond InstructionsThe subsequent stage instructions are detailed. Note that the markdown list numbering uses repeated "1."—while this is valid markdown (auto-numbering), using sequential numbers might improve clarity for readers.
57-67: Additional Databases SectionThe section detailing the additional databases (
superheroes.dbandcompanies.db) is useful for testers. As with the previous list, consider using sequential numbering for improved readability.🧰 Tools
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Context: ...s that you can use: 1.superheroes.db: - This is a small version of the tes...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
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68-69: Clarification on Database InclusionThe wording here could be more concise. For example, “Due to their size, these databases are not included in the repository. Run the script below to download them.” would be clearer.
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29-38: Stage 2 & Beyond InstructionsThe instructions for later stages are comprehensive. Like the previous README, consider switching to sequential list numbers instead of repeated "1." for enhanced clarity.
57-67: Details on Additional DatabasesThe additional database information is useful. As before, using sequential numbering rather than repeated "1." can improve readability, though the current format works with markdown auto-numbering.
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68-69: Database Inclusion NoteThe note regarding the exclusion of large databases from the repository is clear; however, consider rephrasing for conciseness as suggested earlier.
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solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/codecrafters.yml (2)
1-5: Helpful Debug Configuration Setup.
The comments clearly explain the purpose and potential verbosity of enabling debug logs. The configuration value (debug: false) is explicit, allowing users to easily understand and modify the debug behavior if needed.
7-11: Clear Scala Version Specification.
The file clearly indicates how to change the Scala version and explicitly documents the available option (scala-3.3.5), ensuring consistency with other build configurations.compiled_starters/scala/codecrafters.yml (2)
1-5: Debug Setting ConfigurationThe debug flag is clearly documented and set to false by default, which is appropriate for non-verbose production usage.
7-11: Scala Version ConfigurationThe language_pack field is properly set to
scala-3.3.5and includes a helpful comment indicating available versions. This ensures consistency with our Scala build settings.solutions/scala/01-dr6/code/README.md (8)
1-5: Visual Branding and IntroductionThe header image and introduction effectively set the context for the SQLite challenge by providing a visual cue and relevant resource links.
6-12: Challenge Overview and ResourcesThe detailed description of the challenge and the inclusion of useful links (e.g., SQLite file format and B-trees) offer great context for participants.
13-15: Usage NoteThe note directing GitHub users to codecrafters.io is clear and informative.
16-28: Stage One InstructionsThe steps to pass the first stage are straightforward with clear shell command examples.
39-47: Sample Database IntroductionThe explanation of the sample database and its contents (i.e., the
apples&orangestables) is thorough and informative.
48-56: SQL Query ExampleThe provided example of querying the sample database via sqlite3 is clear and practical.
70-74: Database Download ScriptThe instructions and formatting for running the download script are clear and user‑friendly.
75-78: Fallback Download InstructionsA useful fallback is provided for users if the script fails. The provided link is clear and actionable.
compiled_starters/scala/README.md (8)
1-5: Visual Branding and IntroductionThe banner image and opening lines effectively introduce the challenge while providing a clear visual and contextual cue.
6-12: Challenge OverviewThe description succinctly explains the challenge and includes relevant links to resource materials. This clarity is beneficial to new users engaging with the task.
13-15: Instructional NoteThe note in this section efficiently directs users to the appropriate challenge site when viewed on GitHub.
16-28: Stage One InstructionsClear commands and instructions are provided for the initial phase of the challenge, which will help users get started quickly.
39-47: Sample Database DetailsThe sample database introduction is well documented, providing necessary context about its location and contents.
48-56: Example Query CommandThe example demonstrating how to query the
sample.dbprovides users with a practical starting point to test their setup.
70-74: Download Script InstructionsThe instructions for fetching the databases via the provided script are well formatted and easy to follow.
75-78: Fallback OptionThe fallback option with an alternative download link is a solid addition to ensure users can access necessary resources.
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1-20: Overall Dockerfile EvaluationThe Dockerfile is well-structured and clearly documents its purpose (setting up Scala support using Maven, downloading SBT, and compiling using the provided script). Once the issue with the
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| # .git & README.md are unique per-repository. We ignore them on first copy to prevent cache misses | ||
| COPY --exclude=.git --exclude=README.md . /app |
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Invalid Flag in COPY Command
The COPY instruction is using --exclude flags, which are not supported in Dockerfile COPY commands. To exclude files like .git and README.md from being copied, use a .dockerignore file. For example, create a .dockerignore file at the repository root with the following entries:
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starter_templates/scala/code/src/main/scala/Main.scala (2)
8-12: Consider more idiomatic Scala for argument handling.The semicolon after
System.exit(0)is unnecessary in Scala. Additionally, consider using Scala'sEitherorOptionfor error handling instead of immediate program termination withSystem.exit().if args.length < 2 then { println("Missing <database path> and <command>") - System.exit(0); + System.exit(0) }
13-14: Remove unnecessary semicolons.Semicolons are optional in Scala and typically omitted at the end of lines.
- val databaseFilePath = args(0); - val command = args(1); + val databaseFilePath = args(0) + val command = args(1)
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1-6: Good use of imports and resource management!The code properly imports necessary Java IO classes and importantly uses Scala's
Usingutility for automatic resource handling. This is a best practice that prevents resource leaks.
16-33: Excellent resource management implementation!The code properly uses Scala's
Usingutility for automatic resource handling, with proper error recovery. This addresses the previous review comments about resource leaks withFileInputStream.
27-28: Uncomment the print statement for stage completion.The code that prints the page size is commented out, which means the program won't provide useful output. This needs to be uncommented for the first stage to pass.
// Uncomment this block to pass the first stage - // println("database page size: " + pageSize) + println("database page size: " + pageSize)
34-36: Good error handling for invalid commands.The catch-all case with an informative error message is a good practice, making it clear to users when they've provided an unsupported command.
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17-33: Fix code indentation in theUsingblock for better readability.The code inside the
Usingblock is not properly indented, which affects readability and makes the code structure harder to follow.Apply this diff to fix the indentation:
Using(new FileInputStream(new File(databaseFilePath))) { databaseFile => - databaseFile.skip(16) - val pageSizeBytes = new Array[Byte](2) - databaseFile.read(pageSizeBytes) - val pageSizeSigned = ByteBuffer.wrap(pageSizeBytes).getShort() - val pageSize = pageSizeSigned & 0xFFFF + databaseFile.skip(16) + val pageSizeBytes = new Array[Byte](2) + databaseFile.read(pageSizeBytes) + val pageSizeSigned = ByteBuffer.wrap(pageSizeBytes).getShort() + val pageSize = pageSizeSigned & 0xFFFF - // You can use print statements as follows for debugging, they'll be visible when running tests. - System.err.println("Logs from your program will appear here!") + // You can use print statements as follows for debugging, they'll be visible when running tests. + System.err.println("Logs from your program will appear here!") - // Uncomment this block to pass the first stage - // println("database page size: " + pageSize) + // Uncomment this block to pass the first stage + // println("database page size: " + pageSize) }.recover {
24-28: Improve user instructions for debugging and completing the challenge.The debug message and commented-out functionality need clearer explanation for users to understand what steps they need to take.
Apply this diff to improve the instructions:
- // You can use print statements as follows for debugging, they'll be visible when running tests. - System.err.println("Logs from your program will appear here!") + // DEBUG: Print statements like this will be visible when running tests + // System.err.println("Logs from your program will appear here!") - // Uncomment this block to pass the first stage + // TODO: Uncomment the line below to complete the first stage of the challenge // println("database page size: " + pageSize)
1-6: Consider importing Scala's Try type classes for more comprehensive error handling.The code currently uses
Usingwithrecoverfor error handling, but importingTry,Success, andFailurewould allow for more comprehensive error handling throughout the application.Apply this diff to import additional useful types:
import java.io.IOException import java.nio.ByteBuffer import scala.util.Using +import scala.util.Try +import scala.util.Success +import scala.util.Failure
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29-33: Well implemented error handling for file operations.The error handling implementation correctly captures IOException and provides a helpful error message along with proper program termination.
8-12: LGTM: Argument validation is well implemented.The argument validation is clear and follows good practices with an appropriate error message and exit code.
7-37: The code implements proper resource management as recommended in previous reviews.The implementation now correctly uses Scala's
Usingpattern for resource management, ensuring that file resources are properly closed even if exceptions occur.
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