utils.ts

Overview

The utils.ts file contains utility functions related to the status handling of a parsing process. Its primary purpose is to provide a reusable, simple function that checks whether a given status corresponds to a "running" state, as defined in a shared enumeration RunningStatus.

This utility function helps centralize the logic for interpreting the running status of a process, improving code readability and maintainability in the broader application by abstracting the status check into a single place.


Detailed Explanation

Imports

import { RunningStatus } from './constant';

Functions

isParserRunning

export const isParserRunning = (text: RunningStatus): boolean => {
  const isRunning = text === RunningStatus.RUNNING;
  return isRunning;
};
import { RunningStatus } from './constant';
import { isParserRunning } from './utils';

const currentStatus = RunningStatus.RUNNING;

if (isParserRunning(currentStatus)) {
  console.log('Parser is currently running.');
} else {
  console.log('Parser is not running.');
}

Interaction with Other Parts of the System


Mermaid Diagram: Function Flowchart

flowchart TD
    A[Input: text (RunningStatus)] --> B{Is text === RunningStatus.RUNNING?}
    B -- Yes --> C[Return true]
    B -- No --> D[Return false]

This flowchart illustrates the simple decision-making process inside the isParserRunning function.


Summary


This file is a foundational utility that promotes clean code practices by abstracting status checks into a dedicated function, ensuring that any changes to what constitutes a "running" status need only be updated here.