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Decision: REQUEST_CHANGES — Several critical, blocking requirements are missing in src/app.js, which can lead to incorrect behavior and failing tests.
Critical issues to fix (with suggestions):
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Argument validation (exactly two args)
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src/app.js, near the CLI arg parsing (top of file, around whereprocess.argv.slice(2)is used). - Why: Requirement says the app must verify exactly two positional arguments (
source,destination) and throw if not. - How: Check
args.length !== 2and throw an Error likenew Error('Usage: node index <source> <destination>'). Ensure process exits non‑zero.
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Source exists and is a file (not a directory)
- Where: Before attempting
fs.renameSync(same file, after parsing args). - Why: Must throw if source does not exist or is not a file; directories are not supported.
- How: Use
fs.existsSync(source)andfs.statSync(source).isFile(). If false, throw:new Error('Source must exist and be a file').
- Where: Before attempting
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Disallow moving directories (explicit check)
- Where: Together with source validation.
- Why: Requirement: only files supported; directories must error.
- How: If
fs.statSync(source).isDirectory(), throw an error.
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Destination ending with slash must refer to an existing directory
- Where: When interpreting destination.
- Why: If
destinationends with/but that directory does not exist, you must throw and NOT create it. - How: If
destPath.endsWith(path.sep), then verifyfs.existsSync(destPath)andfs.statSync(destPath).isDirectory(). If not, throw.
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Parent directory existence for file destination
- Where: Before
renameSyncwhen destination is treated as a file path (no trailing slash). - Why: Requirement says do not create directories; parent must exist.
- How: Compute
const parent = path.dirname(destPath); if notfs.existsSync(parent)or not a directory, throw.
- Where: Before
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Proper error signaling
- Where: All error paths and the main entry point.
- Why: Errors must be thrown and process should exit non‑zero; logging alone is insufficient.
- How: Wrap main in try/catch; on catch,
console.error(err.message)(optional), thenprocess.exit(1). Avoid swallowing errors.
Minor improvements (non-blocking):
- Add small inline comments explaining the directory-vs-file decision logic.
You’ve got a solid starting point with concise use of fs.renameSync and no output on success. Address the above validations and error handling to fully meet the spec. You’re close—once these checks are in place, the app should behave correctly across the required edge cases.
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There is no validation for the number of arguments. The requirements specify that you must verify exactly two arguments are provided (source and destination), and throw an error if not. Please add this validation.
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There is no check to verify that the source path exists and is a file (not a directory). The requirements specify that you must throw an error if the source does not exist or is not a file. Please add this validation before proceeding.
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The code does not handle the case where the destination ends with a slash (/) but does not exist. According to the requirements, if the destination is intended as a directory (ends with /) but does not exist, the app must throw an error and not create directories. Please add this check.
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Errors are only logged to the console, but the requirements specify that errors must be thrown and the process should indicate failure (e.g., exit with a non-zero code). Please update error handling to throw errors and exit with a non-zero code on failure.
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There is no explicit check to ensure that only files are supported (not directories). The requirements specify that the app must not support moving directories. Please add a check to ensure the source is a file and not a directory, and throw an error otherwise.
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Decision: REQUEST_CHANGES
Your CLI logic is solid and aligns well with the requirements for argument parsing, file vs. directory handling, and using fs.renameSync. However, there is one critical blocker: all error paths currently exit with code 0, which violates the requirement that errors must exit with a non-zero status.
Critical issues to fix (blockers):
- Incorrect error exit codes in
src/app.js:- At each error path (e.g., invalid argument count, missing source, source is a directory, destination with trailing slash that doesn’t exist), you call
process.exit(0). This signals success, which is incorrect for errors. - Requirement: errors must exit non-zero. Use
process.exit(1)instead. - How to fix: replace each
process.exit(0)in error branches withprocess.exit(1). For example:- When argument count is not exactly two (near the top where you validate
process.argv), change toprocess.exit(1). - When the source does not exist or is a directory (the
fs.statSync/isDirectory()checks), change toprocess.exit(1). - When destination ends with
/but directory does not exist, change toprocess.exit(1). - Any other catch-all error paths should likewise use a non-zero exit code.
- When argument count is not exactly two (near the top where you validate
- At each error path (e.g., invalid argument count, missing source, source is a directory, destination with trailing slash that doesn’t exist), you call
Minor (optional) improvements:
- Make error messages a bit more descriptive (e.g., include the offending path). Not required, but improves UX.
Once you update the exit codes, the implementation should fully meet the requirements. You’re very close—nice work on the overall logic!
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| if (process.argv.slice(2).length !== 2) { | ||
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All error exits in this file use process.exit(0), which signals success. According to the requirements, error conditions (such as invalid arguments, missing files, or invalid destination) must exit with a non-zero code (e.g., process.exit(1)). Please change all process.exit(0) calls in error paths to process.exit(1) to properly signal errors as required.
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Same as above: this error exit should use process.exit(1) to indicate an error, not process.exit(0).
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Same as above: this error exit should use process.exit(1) to indicate an error, not process.exit(0).
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| console.error(`subject doesn't exist`); | ||
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Same as above: this error exit should use process.exit(1) to indicate an error, not process.exit(0).
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