src/systems/world_setup.cairo (4)

Line range hint 9-17: LGTM! Consider updating the file name.

The module renaming from world_setup to world aligns well with the refactoring changes. The imports are correctly maintained.

Consider renaming the file from world_setup.cairo to world.cairo to match the new module name, improving consistency.

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21-62: LGTM! Consider refactoring for improved maintainability.

The Beast initialization logic is correct and comprehensive. However, there are opportunities for improvement:

1. Consider extracting the Beast initialization into a separate function for better code organization.
2. The initialization of multiple Beasts follows a similar pattern, which could be abstracted into a reusable function to reduce code duplication.

Here's a suggested refactor to improve maintainability:

fn initialize_beast(
    world: @IWorldDispatcher,
    beast_id: u32,
    beast_name: felt252,
    beast_type: WorldElements,
    beast_description: felt252,
    player_id: u32,
    hp: u32,
    attack: u32,
    defense: u32,
    mt1: u32,
    mt2: u32,
    mt3: u32,
    mt4: u32,
) {
    set!(
        world,
        (Beast {
            beast_id,
            beast_name,
            beast_type,
            beast_description,
            player_id,
            hp,
            current_hp: hp,
            attack,
            defense,
            mt1,
            mt2,
            mt3,
            mt4,
            level: 5,
            experience_to_next_level: 1000
        })
    );
}

// Usage in dojo_init:
initialize_beast(
    world,
    1,
    'Firebeast',
    WorldElements::Draconic(()),
    'A fiery beast.',
    1,
    100,
    50,
    40,
    1,
    2,
    3,
    4
);

initialize_beast(
    world,
    2,
    'Aqua',
    WorldElements::Crystal(()),
    'A water beast',
    2,
    110,
    45,
    50,
    5,
    6,
    7,
    8
);

This refactoring improves code readability and makes it easier to add new Beasts in the future.

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64-89: LGTM! Consider refactoring Player initialization for consistency.

The Player initialization logic is correct. To maintain consistency with the suggested Beast initialization refactor and improve maintainability, consider applying a similar approach to the Player initialization.

Here's a suggested refactor to improve consistency and maintainability:

fn initialize_player(
    world: @IWorldDispatcher,
    player_id: u32,
    player_name: felt252,
    beast_1: u32,
    beast_2: u32,
    beast_3: u32,
    beast_4: u32,
    potions: u32
) {
    set!(
        world,
        (Player {
            player_id,
            player_name,
            beast_1,
            beast_2,
            beast_3,
            beast_4,
            potions
        })
    );
}

// Usage in dojo_init:
initialize_player(world, 1, 'Ash', 1, 0, 0, 0, 2);
initialize_player(world, 2, 'Misty', 2, 0, 0, 0, 3);

This refactoring aligns the Player initialization with the Beast initialization style, improving overall code consistency and maintainability.

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91-182: LGTM! Consider refactoring Potion and Mt initializations for improved maintainability.

The Potion and Mt (Move Type) initializations are correct. However, there's an opportunity to improve code organization and reduce duplication, especially for the Mt initializations.

Here are suggested refactors to improve maintainability:

1. For Potions:

fn initialize_potion(
    world: @IWorldDispatcher,
    potion_id: u32,
    potion_name: felt252,
    potion_effect: u32
) {
    set!(world, (Potion { potion_id, potion_name, potion_effect }));
}

// Usage in dojo_init:
initialize_potion(world, 1, 'Health Potion', 50);
initialize_potion(world, 2, 'Super Potion', 100);

2. For Mts:

fn initialize_mt(
    world: @IWorldDispatcher,
    mt_id: u32,
    mt_name: felt252,
    mt_type: WorldElements,
    mt_power: u32,
    mt_accuracy: u32
) {
    set!(
        world,
        (Mt { mt_id, mt_name, mt_type, mt_power, mt_accuracy })
    );
}

// Usage in dojo_init:
initialize_mt(world, 1, 'Fire Blast', WorldElements::Draconic(()), 90, 85);
initialize_mt(world, 2, 'Ember', WorldElements::Crystal(()), 40, 100);
initialize_mt(world, 3, 'Flame Wheel', WorldElements::Draconic(()), 60, 95);
initialize_mt(world, 4, 'Fire Punch', WorldElements::Crystal(()), 75, 100);
initialize_mt(world, 5, 'Water Gun', WorldElements::Crystal(()), 40, 100);
initialize_mt(world, 6, 'Bubble', WorldElements::Draconic(()), 20, 100);
initialize_mt(world, 7, 'Aqua Tail', WorldElements::Crystal(()), 90, 90);
initialize_mt(world, 8, 'Hydro Pump', WorldElements::Crystal(()), 110, 80);

These refactorings significantly reduce code duplication, improve readability, and make it easier to add new Potions or Mts in the future. They also provide a consistent initialization pattern across all entity types in the dojo_init function.

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