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feat(library): add new property _title for sources data #745

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The recent updates enhance the EPUB parsing capabilities for Meeting Workbook and Watchtower Study by including additional fields for full titles of various parts and assignments. Functions for extracting songs and parsing schedules have been refactored for improved clarity and efficiency. The changes also extend type definitions to support the new data fields.

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File Change Summary
README.md Updated to include new fields for full titles in the EPUB parsing data structure.
src/common/html_utils.ts Refactored getWSTudySongs function to simplify song extraction logic and handle various scenarios.
src/common/parser.ts Enhanced parseMWBSchedule and parseWSchedule functions to include new title properties.
src/common/parsing_rules.ts Updated extractSourceEnhanced function to add fulltitle property to the result object.
src/types/index.ts Added optional title fields for various parts in the MWBSchedule type.

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src/types/index.ts (9)

7-7: Added optional title field for the "Treasures from God's Word" talk. This aligns with the PR objectives to enhance data handling by including full titles.


9-9: Added optional title field for the Bible reading assignment. This is consistent with the PR's goal to provide more detailed data.


14-14: Added optional title field for the first part of "Apply Yourself to the Field Ministry". This enhances the data structure to include more descriptive titles.


18-18: Added optional title field for the second part of "Apply Yourself to the Field Ministry". This change supports the PR's objective of detailed data handling.


22-22: Added optional title field for the third part of "Apply Yourself to the Field Ministry". This addition is in line with enhancing the data structure for better clarity.


26-26: Added optional title field for the fourth part of "Apply Yourself to the Field Ministry". This supports the PR's goal of providing comprehensive data.


32-32: Added optional title field for the first part of "Living as Christians". This change enhances the data structure to include more descriptive titles.


36-36: Added optional title field for the second part of "Living as Christians". This is consistent with the PR's goal to provide more detailed data.


38-38: Added optional title field for the Congregation Bible Study. This aligns with the PR objectives to enhance data handling by including full titles.

src/common/html_utils.ts (1)

131-149: Refactored getWSTudySongs to simplify its signature by removing the zip parameter, which is no longer needed. This change makes the function signature cleaner and more focused on its actual usage, which is a positive change in terms of maintainability and simplicity.

src/common/parsing_rules.ts (1)

102-102: Enhanced extractSourceEnhanced function to include a fulltitle property in the result object. This change aligns with the PR's objective to provide more detailed information about assignments, which enhances the data's usefulness and clarity.

src/common/parser.ts (2)

126-128: Enhanced parsing logic in parseMWBSchedule to include new properties for talk titles and assignment full titles. This change is crucial for aligning with the PR's objectives of enhancing data handling and parsing. The modifications ensure that the parser can now handle more detailed data, which is beneficial for users needing comprehensive information.

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288-291: Updated parseWSchedule to use the new simplified getWSTudySongs function. This change is part of the overall improvements in handling and parsing data related to the Watchtower Study, specifically the logic for extracting songs.

README.md (2)

65-96: Updated the README to reflect new data fields for EPUB parsing, specifically adding full titles for various parts and assignments in the Meeting Workbook. This documentation update is crucial for users to understand the new capabilities of the library and aligns with the PR's objectives.


141-165: Sample output in the README has been updated to demonstrate the new fields and enhanced parsing capabilities. This is an excellent way to showcase the practical effects of the changes made in the PR, providing clear examples of what users can expect.

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@rhahao rhahao merged commit 8e5dc5d into sws2apps:main May 25, 2024
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