Update README.md and Add CreateTeam Method in Teams SDK #323
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tests/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server.Tests/Clients/Teams/TeamsClientTests.CreateTeam.cs (1)
9-28: LGTM with suggestion: Consider adding more assertions.The test method
CreateTeam_ShouldReturnSuccess_WhenApiCallSucceedsis well-structured and clearly named. It correctly sets up the mock HTTP request and response, executes the method under test, and asserts the success of the operation.To enhance the test coverage, consider adding assertions to verify the content of the returned data. For example:
Assert.NotNull(result.Result.AsT0); Assert.Equal("Test Team", result.Result.AsT0.Name); // Add more assertions based on the expected structure of the team objectThis will ensure that not only the operation succeeds, but also that the returned data matches the expected values.
tests/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client.Tests/Clients/Teams/TeamsClientTests.CreateTeam.cs (3)
10-31: LGTM! Consider adding more assertions.The test correctly verifies the success scenario for creating a team. It properly sets up the mock HTTP request and checks for a successful result.
Consider adding more assertions to verify the content of the response, not just the success status. For example:
Assert.NotNull(result.Result.AsT0); Assert.Equal("Test Team", result.Result.AsT0.Name);This will ensure that the response is correctly deserialized and contains the expected data.
51-73: LGTM! Consider adding more specific error assertions.This test effectively verifies the handling of a failed API call. It correctly sets up the mock HTTP request to return a 400 Bad Request and checks for the appropriate error conditions.
Consider adding more specific assertions about the Appwrite error. For example:
Assert.Equal(400, result.Result.AsT1.Code); Assert.Equal("Bad Request", result.Result.AsT1.Message);This will ensure that the specific error details are correctly captured and returned.
1-99: Great test coverage! Consider adding a few more edge cases.The
TeamsClientTestsclass provides excellent coverage for theCreateTeammethod, including success and various error scenarios. The tests are well-structured, use appropriate mocking techniques, and follow good testing practices.To further enhance the test suite, consider adding tests for the following scenarios:
- Creating a team with a very long name (to test any potential length restrictions).
- Creating a team with special characters in the name.
- Testing the behavior when the API returns unexpected JSON responses.
These additional tests would help cover more edge cases and ensure robust error handling.
src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client/Clients/ITeamsClient.cs (2)
24-29: LGTM: NewCreateTeammethod is well-implemented.The new
CreateTeammethod is correctly implemented and documented. It follows the interface's existing patterns for method signatures and return types.Consider adding a note about potential exceptions or error conditions in the method documentation. For example:
/// <summary> /// Create a new team. The user who creates the team will automatically be assigned as the owner of the team. Only the users with the owner role can invite new members, add new owners and delete or update the team. /// <para><see href="https://appwrite.io/docs/references/1.6.x/client-rest/teams#create">Appwrite Docs</see></para> /// </summary> /// <param name="request">The request content</param> /// <returns>The team</returns> /// <exception cref="AppwriteException">Thrown when the team creation fails due to invalid input or server-side issues.</exception>
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1-55: Consider reorganizing the interface for better readability.The addition of the
CreateTeammethod enhances the functionality of theITeamsClientinterface. However, the presence of many obsolete methods might affect the readability and maintainability of the code.Consider the following suggestions:
- Group implemented methods (
ListTeamsandCreateTeam) at the top of the interface.- Group obsolete methods together, possibly in a separate interface or partial interface.
- Add a TODO comment to track the implementation of obsolete methods or their removal if they're no longer needed.
Example reorganization:
public interface ITeamsClient { Task<AppwriteResult<TeamsList>> ListTeams(ListTeamsRequest request); Task<AppwriteResult<Team>> CreateTeam(CreateTeamRequest request); // TODO: Implement or remove the following methods [Obsolete("This method hasn't yet been implemented!")] Task<AppwriteResult> DeleteTeam(DeleteTeamRequest request); // ... other obsolete methods ... }This reorganization will improve code readability and make it easier to track which methods are implemented and which need attention.
src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server/Clients/ITeamsClient.cs (1)
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30-51: Consider alternatives to marking interface methods as obsolete.While it's good to indicate that these methods are not yet implemented, marking interface methods as obsolete is unusual and might lead to confusion. Consider the following alternatives:
- Remove the unimplemented methods from the interface until they are ready to be implemented.
- Use a custom attribute like
[NotImplemented]instead of[Obsolete]to clearly indicate the status without suggesting that the methods should not be used in the future.- If these methods are part of a larger API contract, consider using the
NotImplementedExceptionin the implementing classes instead of marking the interface methods as obsolete.Additionally, it would be helpful to have a plan or timeline for implementing these methods to ensure the interface becomes fully functional.
src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server/Clients/TeamsClient.cs (2)
44-58: LGTM! Consider adding a null check for consistency.The implementation of the
CreateTeammethod looks good. It follows the correct async pattern, performs request validation, makes the API call, and handles exceptions appropriately. The removal of the[ExcludeFromCodeCoverage]attribute suggests that this method is now covered by tests.For consistency with other methods in the class (e.g.,
ListTeams), consider adding a null check for therequestparameter:public async Task<AppwriteResult<Team>> CreateTeam(CreateTeamRequest request) { try { + if (request == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(request)); request.Validate(true); var result = await _teamsApi.CreateTeam(request); return result.GetApiResponse(); } catch (Exception e) { return e.GetExceptionResponse<Team>(); } }
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60-95: Consider implementing remaining methods or providing a timeline.Most of the methods in the
TeamsClientclass are still unimplemented and throwNotImplementedException. While it's good that these are marked with[ExcludeFromCodeCoverage], it might cause issues if these methods are expected to be used.Consider the following actions:
- Implement the remaining methods if they are needed for the current release.
- If implementation is planned for a future release, add TODO comments with expected implementation dates or issue tracker references.
- If some methods are not planned to be implemented, consider removing them from the interface or adding documentation explaining why they are not implemented.
This will help maintain the codebase and set clear expectations for other developers working on this project.
src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client/Clients/TeamsClient.cs (2)
44-58: Good implementation, consider adding documentation and code coverage attribute.The
CreateTeammethod implementation looks solid and follows good practices. It properly validates the request, makes the API call, and handles exceptions. However, consider the following improvements:
- Add the
[ExcludeFromCodeCoverage]attribute to maintain consistency with other methods in the class.- Add XML documentation to describe the method's purpose, parameters, and return value.
Here's a suggested implementation with these improvements:
/// <summary> /// Creates a new team. /// </summary> /// <param name="request">The request containing team creation details.</param> /// <returns>An AppwriteResult containing the created Team or an error response.</returns> [ExcludeFromCodeCoverage] public async Task<AppwriteResult<Team>> CreateTeam(CreateTeamRequest request) { try { request.Validate(true); var result = await _teamsApi.CreateTeam(GetCurrentSessionOrThrow(), request); return result.GetApiResponse(); } catch (Exception e) { return e.GetExceptionResponse<Team>(); } }
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60-103: Consider tracking unimplemented methods.The class contains several unimplemented methods that throw
NotImplementedException. While this is acceptable during development, it would be beneficial to:
- Add TODO comments to these methods, indicating the need for implementation.
- Create issues in your project's issue tracker to ensure these methods are implemented in future iterations.
This will help in tracking the progress of the SDK implementation and ensure that no methods are overlooked.
Here's an example of how you could add a TODO comment:
[ExcludeFromCodeCoverage] /// <inheritdoc/> public Task<AppwriteResult> DeleteTeam(DeleteTeamRequest request) { // TODO: Implement DeleteTeam method (Issue #XXX) throw new NotImplementedException(); }Replace #XXX with the actual issue number from your issue tracker.
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- README.md (2 hunks)
- src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client/Clients/ITeamsClient.cs (1 hunks)
- src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client/Clients/TeamsClient.cs (1 hunks)
- src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Playground/App.cs (3 hunks)
- src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server/Clients/ITeamsClient.cs (1 hunks)
- src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server/Clients/TeamsClient.cs (1 hunks)
- tests/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client.Tests/Clients/Teams/TeamsClientTests.CreateTeam.cs (1 hunks)
- tests/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server.Tests/Clients/Teams/TeamsClientTests.CreateTeam.cs (1 hunks)
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tests/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server.Tests/Clients/Teams/TeamsClientTests.CreateTeam.cs (4)
1-7: LGTM: Imports and namespace declaration are appropriate.The import statements cover all necessary dependencies for the test file, including HTTP-related classes, Appwrite-specific requests, shared test utilities, and the mock HTTP library. The namespace declaration follows the expected structure for test files in this project.
30-50: LGTM: Comprehensive error handling test.The test method
CreateTeam_ShouldHandleException_WhenApiCallFailsis well-structured and effectively tests the error handling scenario. It correctly:
- Sets up a mock HTTP request that responds with a 400 Bad Request status.
- Executes the method under test.
- Asserts that the result indicates an error and specifically an Appwrite error.
This test ensures that the
CreateTeammethod properly handles API errors and translates them into the expected result type.
52-73: LGTM: Excellent exception handling test.The test method
CreateTeam_ShouldReturnErrorResponse_WhenExceptionOccursis well-designed and effectively tests the exception handling scenario. It:
- Sets up a mock HTTP request that throws an HttpRequestException.
- Executes the method under test.
- Asserts that the result indicates an internal error.
- Verifies the error message matches the thrown exception.
This test ensures that the
CreateTeammethod properly handles unexpected exceptions and translates them into the expected error response, maintaining consistency in error reporting across different types of failures.
1-74: Overall: Excellent test coverage and structure.This test file for the
CreateTeammethod is well-designed and comprehensive. It covers:
- Successful team creation
- API error handling
- Exception handling
The tests are clearly named, well-structured, and use appropriate mocking and assertions. They effectively verify both the happy path and error scenarios, ensuring robust error handling in the
CreateTeammethod.A minor suggestion was made to enhance the first test by adding more specific assertions on the returned data. Implementing this suggestion would further improve the already strong test suite.
Great job on writing these tests! They will significantly contribute to the reliability and maintainability of the
CreateTeamfunctionality.tests/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client.Tests/Clients/Teams/TeamsClientTests.CreateTeam.cs (2)
33-49: LGTM! Comprehensive error checking.This test effectively verifies the behavior when attempting to create a team without a valid session. The assertions thoroughly check the error conditions, including the specific error message.
75-98: LGTM! Excellent exception handling test.This test effectively verifies the behavior when an HttpRequestException occurs during the API call. It correctly sets up the mock to throw an exception and thoroughly checks the error response, including the specific error message.
src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client/Clients/ITeamsClient.cs (1)
23-23: LGTM: Method order change is acceptable.The
ListTeamsmethod has been moved above the newCreateTeammethod. This change in order doesn't affect the functionality and is acceptable.src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server/Clients/ITeamsClient.cs (1)
23-29: LGTM: New CreateTeam method looks good.The new
CreateTeammethod is well-defined with appropriate parameter and return types. The XML documentation provides clear information about the method's purpose and includes a link to the Appwrite documentation, which is helpful for developers.README.md (3)
144-148: LGTM: Progress indicators updated correctly.The progress indicators for Server & Client, Server, and Client SDKs have been updated to reflect the increased number of implemented endpoints. This is consistent with the changes mentioned in the AI-generated summary.
259-259: LGTM: Teams SDK progress updated correctly.The progress indicator for the Teams SDK has been updated from 2/26 to 4/26, reflecting the implementation of additional endpoints. This is consistent with the changes mentioned in the AI-generated summary.
264-264: LGTM: "Create Team" endpoint status updated correctly.The status for the "Create Team" endpoint has been updated to indicate implementation in both Client and Server SDKs. This is consistent with the changes mentioned in the AI-generated summary.
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LGTM: "Create Team" endpoint implementation verified successfully.
All relevant implementations for the "Create Team" endpoint are present, and there are no pending TODOs related to it. The update in the README accurately reflects the current state of the codebase.
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New Features
CreateTeammethod in both the Client and Server SDKs.Bug Fixes
Create Teamendpoint, which is now fully functional.Tests
CreateTeammethod to ensure proper functionality and error handling.Issue
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