Code Reviews Checklist - dohdat/leetcode-practice GitHub Wiki

Readability and Maintainability:

  • Is the code easy to read and understand?
  • Are variable and function names meaningful and descriptive?
  • Are comments clear, concise, and used where necessary?

Unit Test:

  • Assess the readability and maintainability of the unit tests.
  • Check if the code follows best practices, such as using descriptive variable and function names, and avoiding code duplication.
  • Add newly created test to test suites.
  • Do the tests verify the expected behavior and handle edge cases?
  • Are there any missing test cases that should be added?

WDIO Tests:

  • Add newly created test to test suites.
  • Add unique identifiers to the tests.

Code Structure:

  • Is the code organized into logical modules, classes, or functions?
  • Are the modules/classes/functions appropriately sized?
  • Are there any code duplications that can be refactored into reusable components?

Functionality:

  • Does the code implement the desired functionality correctly?
  • Are there any edge cases or error conditions that need to be handled?
  • Are there any missing error checks or validations?

Performance:

  • Are there any performance bottlenecks in the code?
  • Are there any unnecessary or redundant operations?
  • Can any operations be optimized or simplified?

Error Handling:

  • Are errors and exceptions handled properly?
  • Are there appropriate error messages and logging statements?
  • Are there any potential resource leaks or memory management issues?

Security:

  • Are there any potential security vulnerabilities, such as SQL injection or cross-site scripting?
  • Are sensitive data properly protected and encrypted?
  • Are there any hard-coded passwords or credentials that should be removed?

Best Practices:

  • Does the code follow the established coding conventions and style guidelines?
  • Are there any violations of common best practices, such as excessive complexity or unnecessary dependencies?
  • Are there any performance or security-related best practices that should be considered?

Version Control:

  • Has the code been properly committed and pushed to version control?
  • Are there any unused or commented-out code that should be removed?