Fix automation describeCondition for number state type

[koostamas]

Proposed change

When using a number state condition in an automation, the UI used an incorrect evaluation when trying to describe the condition which made the label default to the default value:

To fix this, I just changed the evaluation to check directly for undefined value.

(The red rectangles are just for directing attention, edited on the screenshot, not in the code (obviously)).

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• Bug Fixes
  • Improved condition checks to explicitly handle undefined values, ensuring more reliable functionality.

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Walkthrough

The update to the src/data/automation_i18n.ts file involves refining condition checks by explicitly verifying whether condition.above and condition.below are undefined. This change enhances the robustness of the code by ensuring that conditions are not inadvertently evaluated as false due to falsy values other than undefined.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/data/automation_i18n.ts	Updated condition checks from if (condition.above && condition.below) to if (condition.above !== undefined && condition.below !== undefined), and similar modifications for individual checks on condition.above and condition.below.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

Outside diff range comments (7)

src/data/automation_i18n.ts (7)

Line range hint 56-56: Use template literals for string concatenation.

The static analysis tool has flagged several instances where string concatenation is used. It's recommended to use template literals for better readability and maintainability.

- "Error in describing trigger: " + error.message
+ `Error in describing trigger: ${error.message}`
- "Error in describing condition: " + error.message
+ `Error in describing condition: ${error.message}`

Also applies to: 80-80, 712-712

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Line range hint 74-74: Specify a more specific type than any.

Using any type disables TypeScript's static type checking, which can lead to runtime errors that are hard to debug. Consider specifying a more explicit type for error handling.

- catch (error: any) {
+ catch (error: Error) {

Also applies to: 706-706

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Line range hint 261-261: Avoid shadowing global properties.

The variable name toString shadows a global property, which can lead to confusion and errors. Consider renaming this variable.

- let toString = "";
+ let toDescription = "";

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Line range hint 401-401: Use Number.parseInt instead of the global parseInt.

To align with modern JavaScript practices and ensure consistency, use Number.parseInt instead of the global parseInt.

- parseInt(trigger.seconds.substring(1))
+ Number.parseInt(trigger.seconds.substring(1))

Also applies to: 402-402, 430-430, 431-431, 467-467, 468-468

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Line range hint 405-405: Use Number.isNaN instead of isNaN.

The global isNaN function can lead to unexpected results due to type coercion. Use Number.isNaN for a more reliable check.

- isNaN(seconds)
+ Number.isNaN(seconds)

Also applies to: 434-434, 471-471

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Line range hint 327-327: Avoid non-null assertions.

Non-null assertions can lead to runtime errors if the assumptions about non-nullability prove incorrect. Review the logic to ensure that the values are indeed non-null or handle potential null cases explicitly.

Also applies to: 1002-1002, 1013-1013

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Line range hint 91-91: Refactor to reduce complexity.

The functions tryDescribeTrigger and tryDescribeCondition are flagged for excessive complexity. Consider refactoring to simplify these functions, possibly by breaking them down into smaller, more focused functions.

Also applies to: 723-723

[silamon]

Just release the draft status from your PR and it will be ready to merge. Thank you for your contribution!

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