feat(config-editor): update the filenames of schema and uischema

apps/miranum-config-editor/README.md

@@ -78,17 +78,17 @@ If you don't have them yet, you can create them using the [Miranum JSON Forms Pl
 Once you have your `JSON Schema` and `UI-Schema` files, you need to set the path to those files in the settings.  
 To do this, open the setting️s (Code > Preferences > Preferences) and search for `miranum-ide`.
 There should be an entry called `Miranum IDE > Config Editor: Base Path` with an empty text field.
-You need to enter the path to your `JSON Schema` and `UI-Schema` files in this text field.
+You need to enter the full path to your `JSON Schema` and `UI-Schema` files in this text field.
 
 ### Usage
 
 To use the editor, you have to open or create a `.config.json` file.
 The plugin will then search for the `JSON Schema` and `UI-Schema` files in the directory you specified in the settings.
 To find the right files, you have to stick to the following naming convention:
 
-| Your Config File         | Your JSON Schema      | Your UI Schema          |
-|--------------------------|-----------------------|-------------------------|
-| my-config.s3.config.json | schema.s3.config.json | uischema.s3.config.json |
+| Your Config File         | Your JSON Schema | Your UI Schema   |
+|--------------------------|------------------|------------------|
+| my-config.s3.config.json | s3.schema.json   | s3.uischema.json |
 
 The plugin will read these files and display your form in the editor.
 

apps/miranum-config-editor/src/application/usecases.spec.ts

@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ import { ReadJsonFormUseCase } from "./usecases";
 
 describe("Read Json Schema and UI Schema", () => {
     const directory = new Map([
-        ["my/base/path/to/schema.s3.config.json", "JSON Schema was read!"],
-        ["my/base/path/to/uischema.s3.config.json", "UI Schema was read!"],
+        ["my/base/path/to/s3.schema.json", "JSON Schema was read!"],
+        ["my/base/path/to/s3.uischema.json", "UI Schema was read!"],
     ]);
     const reader: ReaderOutPort = {
         readFile(fileName: string): Promise<string> {
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ describe("Read Json Schema and UI Schema", () => {
 
     it("should work", async () => {
         const readJsonFormUseCase = new ReadJsonFormUseCase(reader);
-        const query = new ReadJsonFormQuery("schema.s3.config.json", "my/base/path/to");
+        const query = new ReadJsonFormQuery("my-form.s3.config.json", "my/base/path/to");
 
         const files = readJsonFormUseCase.readJsonForm(query);
         const schema = await files.get("schema");

apps/miranum-config-editor/src/application/usecases.ts

@@ -152,13 +152,18 @@ export class ReadJsonFormUseCase implements ReadJsonFormInPort {
     ) {}
 
     readJsonForm(readJsonFormQuery: ReadJsonFormQuery): Map<string, Promise<string>> {
+        // The filename consists of the following parts.
+        // name   | type  | extension
+        // my-form.process.config.json
         const fileName = readJsonFormQuery.fileName;
         const basePath = readJsonFormQuery.basePath;
 
-        const extension = fileName.substring(fileName.indexOf("."), fileName.length);
+        const type = fileName.split(".").slice(-3, 2)[0];
 
-        const schema = this.readerOutPort.readFile(`${basePath}/schema${extension}`);
-        const uischema = this.readerOutPort.readFile(`${basePath}/uischema${extension}`);
+        const schema = this.readerOutPort.readFile(`${basePath}/${type}.schema.json`);
+        const uischema = this.readerOutPort.readFile(
+            `${basePath}/${type}.uischema.json`,
+        );
 
         return new Map([
             ["schema", schema],