fix: fixed how refresh button url is constructed, it did not respect …#217
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…the value of options.CaptchaImageControllerNameTemplate like Image url did. I extracted controller name extraction to separate method GetControllerName that is used in both places.
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This pull request addresses a bug where the refresh button's URL construction did not correctly utilize the CaptchaImageControllerNameTemplate option, unlike the image URL. To resolve this, a new private helper method, GetControllerName, has been introduced to centralize the logic for extracting the controller name, ensuring consistency across both image and refresh button URL generation.
Highlights
- Bug Fix: Corrected an issue where the refresh button's URL did not respect the options.CaptchaImageControllerNameTemplate setting.
- Code Refactoring: Extracted the logic for determining the captcha image controller name into a new private method, GetControllerName().
- Improved Consistency: Ensured that both the captcha image URL and the refresh button URL now consistently use the GetControllerName() method, adhering to the configured controller name template.
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Code Review
This pull request correctly fixes an issue where the refresh button's URL was not using the CaptchaImageControllerNameTemplate option. The introduction of the GetControllerName method is a good refactoring that removes code duplication. I have one minor suggestion to improve the implementation of this new method for better clarity.
| var controllerName = nameof(DNTCaptchaImageController) | ||
| .Replace(oldValue: "Controller", string.Empty, StringComparison.Ordinal); | ||
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| if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(_captchaOptions.CaptchaImageControllerNameTemplate)) | ||
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| controllerName = _captchaOptions.CaptchaImageControllerNameTemplate; | ||
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| return controllerName; |
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While the current implementation is functionally correct, it can be simplified for better readability. Using an early return pattern makes the logic more direct: it first checks for a custom template and uses it if available, otherwise it falls back to the default. This avoids reassigning the controllerName variable and makes the code's intent clearer.
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(_captchaOptions.CaptchaImageControllerNameTemplate))
{
return _captchaOptions.CaptchaImageControllerNameTemplate;
}
return nameof(DNTCaptchaImageController)
.Replace(oldValue: "Controller", string.Empty, StringComparison.Ordinal);
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…the value of options.CaptchaImageControllerNameTemplate like Image url did.
I extracted controller name extraction to separate method GetControllerName that is used in both places.