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"source": "/// The weekly item data for the list of weeklies.\npublic struct Weekly: Hashable, Identifiable, Sendable {\n /// The number of the week. The first week starts with 1.\n public let week: Int\n \n /// The weekly subject/topic.\n public let topic: String\n \n /// The US formatted date the weekly.\n public let formattedDate: String\n \n /// How many rants have beeon posted for this weekly.\n public let numberOfRants: Int\n \n public var id: Int { week }\n \n public init(week: Int, topic: String, formattedDate: String, numberOfRants: Int) {\n self.week = week\n self.topic = topic\n self.formattedDate = formattedDate\n self.numberOfRants = numberOfRants\n }\n}\n\nextension Weekly {\n struct CodingData: Codable {\n let week: Int\n let prompt: String\n let date: String\n let num_rants: Int\n \n struct List: Codable {\n let weeks: [CodingData]\n }\n }\n}\n\nextension Weekly.CodingData {\n var decoded: Weekly {\n .init(\n week: week,\n topic: prompt,\n formattedDate: date,\n numberOfRants: num_rants\n )\n }\n}\n",
"review": "8\n\n### Bugs\n- Typographical error in the comment: "beeon" should be "been".\n\n### Optimizations\n- Consider using a date object (e.g., Date) instead of a string for formattedDate to make date manipulations easier and less error-prone.\n- Documentation comments might benefit from additional details or a consistent format for future maintainability.\n- Consider adding unit tests to validate the correctness and robustness of the code.\n\n### Good points\n- The code uses structures and extensions effectively to maintain clean separation of concerns.\n- Adopting Swift protocols like Hashable, Identifiable, and Sendable helps in integrating with SwiftUI and concurrency features.\n- Proper use of Swift's Codable for easy encoding and decoding of data structures.\n\n### Summary\nThis piece of code is generally well-written and leverages Swift's powerful type system and protocols effectively. It has a strong separation between data representation and encoding/decoding rules, making it easier to manage and adapt. A minor issue with a typographical error in the documentation is present, but otherwise, the code is clean and efficient.\n\n### Open source alternatives\n- Swift Weekly Brief: This newsletter provides weekly updates and insights into the Swift community; projects associated might have similar models.\n- CodableKit: An open source library that simplifies encoding and decoding in Swift, potentially extending the functionalities demonstrated here.",
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