Refactor App class to change team operations from creation to retrieval #324
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📝 Walkthrough📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve modifications across several files to transition team operations from creation to retrieval. In the Changes
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22-36: Overall assessment: Changes look good with minor improvement suggested.The modifications successfully transition the functionality from team creation to team retrieval, consistent with the PR objectives. Both client and server method calls have been updated appropriately. The main suggestion for improvement is to consider parameterizing the TeamId for better reusability and maintainability.
Consider the following architectural improvements:
- Implement dependency injection for the TeamId, possibly through the
IConfigurationinterface that's already being used.- If this is a playground or example application, consider adding comments explaining the purpose of each operation for educational purposes.
- Evaluate error handling and logging strategies, especially when dealing with external services like team retrieval.
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27-27: LGTM: Method call updated correctly.The client method call has been appropriately updated from
CreateTeamtoGetTeam, which is consistent with the change in functionality from team creation to team retrieval.
36-36: LGTM: Server method call updated consistently.The server method call has been correctly updated from
CreateTeamtoGetTeam, maintaining consistency with the client-side changes and aligning with the overall shift from team creation to team retrieval.
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tests/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server.Tests/Clients/Teams/TeamsClientTests.GetTeam.cs (2)
30-49: LGTM! Consider adding more specific assertions.The test method
GetTeam_ShouldHandleException_WhenApiCallFailsis well-implemented:
- It follows the Arrange-Act-Assert pattern.
- It correctly mocks the HTTP response for a failed API call.
- The assertions check for an error result and confirm it's an Appwrite error.
Consider adding more specific assertions about the error details. For example, you could verify the error code, message, or any other relevant information from the
TestConstants.AppwriteError. This would provide a more comprehensive test of the error handling.Example:
Assert.Equal(expectedErrorCode, result.Error.Code); Assert.Equal(expectedErrorMessage, result.Error.Message);
1-72: Great test coverage! Consider adding edge cases.The test file provides comprehensive coverage for the
GetTeammethod:
- Successful API call scenario
- API failure handling
- Exception handling
The tests are well-structured, following the Arrange-Act-Assert pattern and using mocks effectively.
To further improve the test suite, consider adding the following:
- Edge cases: Test with extreme or unusual input values for
TeamId.- Authorization scenarios: Test behavior when authorization fails or is missing.
- Rate limiting: Test how the client handles rate limit responses from the API.
- Network issues: Test timeouts or connection problems.
These additional tests would provide even more robust coverage of potential real-world scenarios.
tests/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client.Tests/Clients/Teams/TeamsClientTests.GetTeam.cs (3)
33-49: LGTM: Comprehensive test for null session scenarioThe test
GetTeam_ShouldReturnError_WhenSessionIsNulleffectively verifies the behavior when the session is null. The assertions are thorough, checking for both the error state and the specific error message.Consider adding an assertion to verify that no HTTP request was made, as this would further validate the expected behavior:
_mockHttp.VerifyNoOutstandingExpectation();This addition would ensure that the method fails fast when the session is null, without attempting an API call.
51-72: Suggestion: Rename test and add assertion for more clarityThe test
GetTeam_ShouldHandleException_WhenApiCallFailseffectively verifies the behavior when the API returns an error. However, the test name suggests it's handling an exception, which isn't accurate for this scenario. Consider renaming the test to better reflect its purpose:public async Task GetTeam_ShouldReturnAppwriteError_WhenApiReturnsErrorStatus()Also, to further validate the error handling, consider adding an assertion to check the HTTP status code:
Assert.Equal(HttpStatusCode.BadRequest, result.Result.AsT1.StatusCode);This addition would ensure that the error status is correctly propagated from the API response to the result object.
74-96: LGTM: Robust exception handling testThe test
GetTeam_ShouldReturnErrorResponse_WhenExceptionOccurseffectively verifies the behavior when anHttpRequestExceptionis thrown during the API call. The assertions are comprehensive, checking the error state, type, and message.To enhance the test suite's robustness, consider adding additional test cases for other types of exceptions that might occur, such as
TaskCanceledExceptionfor timeouts orJsonExceptionfor deserialization errors. This would ensure that theGetTeammethod handles a wide range of potential issues gracefully.Example:
[Fact] public async Task GetTeam_ShouldHandleTimeout_WhenApiCallExceedsTimeout() { // Arrange var request = new GetTeamRequest { TeamId = IdUtils.GenerateUniqueId() }; _mockHttp.Expect(HttpMethod.Get, $"{TestConstants.Endpoint}/teams/{request.TeamId}") .ExpectedHeaders(true) .Throw(new TaskCanceledException("The request timed out.")); _appwriteClient.SetSession(TestConstants.Session); // Act var result = await _appwriteClient.Teams.GetTeam(request); // Assert Assert.False(result.Success); Assert.True(result.IsInternalError); Assert.Contains("timed out", result.Result.AsT2.Message); }src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client/Clients/ITeamsClient.cs (2)
34-39: LGTM! Consider adding a note about access control.The new
GetTeammethod is well-integrated into the interface, following consistent naming conventions and type patterns. The summary comment is informative and includes a helpful link to the Appwrite documentation.As a minor suggestion, consider adding a note in the summary comment about the access control mentioned in the method description: "All team members have read access for this resource." This information could be valuable for developers using this method.
Here's a suggested modification to the summary comment:
/// <summary> /// Get a team by its ID. All team members have read access to this resource. /// <para><see href="https://appwrite.io/docs/references/1.6.x/client-rest/teams#get">Appwrite Docs</see></para> /// </summary>
Obsolete methods in
ITeamsClientare actively used across the codebase.The following obsolete methods are being referenced in multiple files:
DeleteTeamUpdateNameListTeamMembershipsCreateTeamMembershipDeleteTeamMembershipGetTeamMembershipUpdateMembershipUpdateTeamMembershipStatusGetTeamPreferencesUpdatePreferencesAffected Files Include:
src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server/Internals/ITeamsApi.cssrc/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server/Clients/TeamsClient.cssrc/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client/Internals/ITeamsApi.cssrc/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client/Clients/TeamsClient.cs- Multiple test files under
tests/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client.TestsRecommendations:
Refactor or Implement Methods:
- If these methods are intended for future implementation, remove the
[Obsolete]attribute and add clearTODOcomments.- If they are no longer needed, remove them from the interface to prevent confusion.
Update Documentation:
- Ensure that all developers are aware of the current state of these methods to avoid relying on unimplemented functionality.
Review Usage:
- Audit the calling code to handle scenarios where these methods might throw
NotImplementedExceptionto prevent runtime issues.Addressing these points will enhance the clarity and reliability of the
ITeamsClientinterface, ensuring a more maintainable and developer-friendly codebase.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-39: Consider refactoring or cleaning up obsolete methods.While the new
GetTeammethod is a good addition to the interface, I noticed that many methods in theITeamsClientinterface are marked as obsolete with the message "This method hasn't yet been implemented!". This raises some concerns:
- Having numerous unimplemented methods in an interface is unusual and may lead to confusion for developers using this interface.
- The obsolete attribute suggests these methods might be removed in the future, but the message implies they're just not implemented yet, which is contradictory.
Consider the following suggestions:
- If these methods are planned for future implementation, remove the
[Obsolete]attribute and use TODO comments instead.- If these methods are truly obsolete and won't be implemented, consider removing them from the interface entirely.
- If you want to keep them as placeholders, use a more descriptive message in the
[Obsolete]attribute, such as "Planned for future implementation" or "Interface placeholder - not yet implemented".This cleanup will make the interface more clear and maintainable for developers working with it.
To help assess the impact of these obsolete methods, let's check if they are being used elsewhere in the codebase:
This script will help identify if these obsolete methods are being used elsewhere, which can guide the decision on how to handle them.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for usage of obsolete methods in the codebase # List of obsolete methods methods=( "DeleteTeam" "UpdateName" "ListTeamMemberships" "CreateTeamMembership" "DeleteTeamMembership" "GetTeamMembership" "UpdateMembership" "UpdateTeamMembershipStatus" "GetTeamPreferences" "UpdatePreferences" ) # Search for each method for method in "${methods[@]}"; do echo "Searching for usage of $method:" rg --type csharp "$method\(" -C 2 echo "---" doneLength of output: 45569
src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server/Clients/ITeamsClient.cs (2)
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1-39: Consider restructuring the interface for better organization and clarity.The current structure of the
ITeamsClientinterface has a mix of implemented and unimplemented (obsolete) methods, which might lead to confusion. Consider the following suggestions:
- Group non-obsolete methods together at the beginning of the interface.
- Move all obsolete methods to the end of the interface.
- Add a comment explaining why most methods are marked as obsolete and the plan for their implementation or removal.
- Consider removing obsolete methods that are no longer needed or creating a separate interface for methods under development.
This restructuring will improve the readability and maintainability of the interface.
Inconsistent Deprecation of
CreateTeamMethodThe
CreateTeammethod is marked as obsolete inITeamsClient.csbut is still implemented and used in the codebase.
- Files Affected:
src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server/Clients/ITeamsClient.cssrc/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server/Clients/TeamsClient.cs- Multiple test files under
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23-26: Verify the status of theCreateTeammethod.The PR objective mentions changing team operations from creation to retrieval. However, the
CreateTeammethod is still present and not marked as obsolete. Could you please clarify if this method should be kept as-is, marked as obsolete, or removed?To help verify the usage of the
CreateTeammethod across the codebase, you can run the following script:🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for usages of the CreateTeam method # Test: Search for CreateTeam method calls echo "Searching for CreateTeam method calls:" rg --type csharp "CreateTeam\(" -A 3 # Test: Search for CreateTeamRequest usages echo "Searching for CreateTeamRequest usages:" rg --type csharp "CreateTeamRequest" -A 3Length of output: 16948
src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server/Clients/TeamsClient.cs (2)
65-79: LGTM! Consider adding a null check for consistency.The
GetTeammethod implementation looks good and follows the established pattern in the class. It correctly handles request validation, API calls, and error handling.For consistency with other methods in the class (e.g.,
ListTeamsandCreateTeam), consider adding a null check for therequestparameter at the beginning of the method.Here's a suggested improvement:
public async Task<AppwriteResult<Team>> GetTeam(GetTeamRequest request) { try { + if (request == null) + throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(request)); + request.Validate(true); var result = await _teamsApi.GetTeam(request.TeamId); return result.GetApiResponse(); } catch (Exception e) { return e.GetExceptionResponse<Team>(); } }
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1-124: Consider implementing remaining methods or providing a roadmap.The
TeamsClientclass has made progress with the implementation ofGetTeam, alongside the existingListTeamsandCreateTeammethods. However, most other methods are still marked with[ExcludeFromCodeCoverage]and throwNotImplementedException.To improve the class:
- Implement the remaining methods, prioritizing based on your project's needs.
- If full implementation is not feasible in this PR, consider adding TODO comments with ticket numbers or providing a roadmap for future implementations.
- Update the class documentation to reflect the current state of implementation and any known limitations.
Would you like assistance in creating a roadmap or prioritizing the implementation of the remaining methods?
src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client/Clients/TeamsClient.cs (2)
65-79: LGTM! Consider adding logging and improving error handling.The implementation of the
GetTeammethod looks good and follows the established patterns in the class. It correctly validates the request, makes the API call, and handles exceptions.To further improve the code:
Consider adding logging statements for better traceability. This can help with debugging and monitoring in production.
The error handling could be more specific. Instead of catching all exceptions, you might want to catch and handle specific exception types that could occur during the API call.
Here's an example of how you could implement these suggestions:
public async Task<AppwriteResult<Team>> GetTeam(GetTeamRequest request) { try { request.Validate(true); _logger.LogInformation("Getting team with ID: {TeamId}", request.TeamId); var result = await _teamsApi.GetTeam(GetCurrentSessionOrThrow(), request.TeamId); _logger.LogInformation("Successfully retrieved team with ID: {TeamId}", request.TeamId); return result.GetApiResponse(); } catch (ValidationException e) { _logger.LogError(e, "Validation failed for GetTeam request"); return e.GetExceptionResponse<Team>(); } catch (ApiException e) { _logger.LogError(e, "API error occurred while getting team with ID: {TeamId}", request.TeamId); return e.GetExceptionResponse<Team>(); } catch (Exception e) { _logger.LogError(e, "Unexpected error occurred while getting team with ID: {TeamId}", request.TeamId); return e.GetExceptionResponse<Team>(); } }This example assumes you have a logger (
_logger) available in the class. If not, you'd need to inject anILogger<TeamsClient>in the constructor.
Unimplemented Methods Confirmed
I have verified the
TeamsClient.csfile and confirmed that the following methods are currently unimplemented as they throwNotImplementedException:
DeleteTeam(DeleteTeamRequest request)DeleteTeamMembership(DeleteTeamMembershipRequest request)Please ensure that these methods are implemented to provide the necessary functionality for the SDK.
- DeleteTeam
- DeleteTeamMembership
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1-124: Note: Several methods are not yet implemented.I noticed that many methods in this class are marked with
[ExcludeFromCodeCoverage]and throwNotImplementedException. This suggests that theTeamsClientclass is still under development.To ensure completeness of the SDK, consider creating tickets or tasks to implement these methods in future iterations. This will help track the progress of the SDK development and ensure that all necessary functionality is eventually provided.
Here's a list of methods that need implementation:
- DeleteTeam
- UpdateName
- ListTeamMemberships
- CreateTeamMembership
- DeleteTeamMembership
- GetTeamMembership
- UpdateMembership
- UpdateTeamMembershipStatus
- GetTeamPreferences
- UpdatePreferences
To verify the unimplemented methods, you can run the following script:
This script will list all methods that are currently excluded from code coverage and throw
NotImplementedException, helping to track which methods still need implementation.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for unimplemented methods in TeamsClient.cs # Test: Search for methods marked with [ExcludeFromCodeCoverage] and throwing NotImplementedException rg --type csharp '\[ExcludeFromCodeCoverage\].*\bpublic\s+Task.*=>.*NotImplementedException' src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client/Clients/TeamsClient.csLength of output: 147
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for unimplemented methods in TeamsClient.cs without relying on [ExcludeFromCodeCoverage] # Test: Search for public methods returning Task or Task<T> that throw NotImplementedException rg --type csharp '\bpublic\s+Task(?:<[^>]+>)?\s+\w+\s*\(.*\)\s*=>\s*throw\s+new\s+NotImplementedException' src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client/Clients/TeamsClient.csLength of output: 401
README.md (1)
265-265: "Get Team" endpoint status updated correctly.The status for the "Get Team" endpoint has been correctly updated from ⬛ to ✅ for both Client and Server SDKs. This change accurately reflects the implementation of this endpoint as mentioned in the PR summary.
Consider updating the PR description to explicitly mention the implementation of the "Get Team" endpoint for both Client and Server SDKs, as this is a significant change.
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tests/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server.Tests/Clients/Teams/TeamsClientTests.GetTeam.cs (2)
10-28: LGTM! Well-structured test for the success scenario.The test method
GetTeam_ShouldReturnSuccess_WhenApiCallSucceedsis well-implemented:
- It follows the Arrange-Act-Assert pattern.
- It correctly mocks the HTTP response for a successful API call.
- The assertion checks for a successful result.
51-71: LGTM! Comprehensive test for exception handling.The test method
GetTeam_ShouldReturnErrorResponse_WhenExceptionOccursis well-implemented:
- It follows the Arrange-Act-Assert pattern.
- It correctly mocks the HTTP client to throw an exception.
- The assertions are comprehensive, checking for:
- Unsuccessful result
- Internal error flag
- Specific error message
This test provides good coverage for the exception handling scenario.
tests/PinguApps.Appwrite.Client.Tests/Clients/Teams/TeamsClientTests.GetTeam.cs (2)
11-31: LGTM: Well-structured test for successful GetTeam scenarioThe test
GetTeam_ShouldReturnSuccess_WhenApiCallSucceedsis well-implemented. It correctly sets up the mock HTTP client, executes theGetTeammethod, and asserts the expected outcome. The use of constants enhances maintainability.
1-97: Overall: Well-structured and comprehensive test suiteThis test file for the
GetTeammethod is well-implemented, covering various scenarios including successful API calls, error handling, and exception management. The tests are clear, concise, and follow good practices such as using constants for improved maintainability.Key strengths:
- Comprehensive coverage of different scenarios
- Clear and descriptive test names
- Effective use of mocking to simulate API responses
- Thorough assertions to validate behavior
Suggestions for further improvement:
- Rename the third test method to more accurately reflect its purpose
- Add assertions to verify no HTTP requests are made in the null session scenario
- Consider adding test cases for additional exception types
These minor enhancements will further strengthen an already robust test suite. Great job on maintaining high-quality tests!
src/PinguApps.Appwrite.Server/Clients/ITeamsClient.cs (1)
33-39: LGTM: NewGetTeammethod is well-implemented and documented.The new
GetTeammethod is a good addition to theITeamsClientinterface. It aligns with the PR objective of changing team operations from creation to retrieval. The method signature is consistent with other methods in the interface, and the XML documentation is comprehensive, including a link to the Appwrite docs for reference.README.md (3)
144-148: Progress indicators updated correctly.The progress indicators have been accurately updated to reflect the increased number of implemented endpoints:
- Server & Client: 106 / 318 (previously 104 / 318)
- Server: 56 / 225 (previously 55 / 225)
- Client: 50 / 93 (previously 49 / 93)
These updates are consistent with the changes mentioned in the PR summary.
259-259: Teams progress indicator updated correctly.The progress indicator for Teams has been updated from 5 / 26 to 6 / 26, which is consistent with the implementation of a new Teams endpoint as mentioned in the PR summary.
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144-265: Summary of README.md changesThe changes in this file accurately reflect the progress of the SDK implementation:
- Overall progress indicators have been updated correctly.
- The Teams section progress has been incremented.
- The "Get Team" endpoint status has been updated to indicate implementation for both Client and Server SDKs.
These changes are consistent with the PR objectives and provide a clear overview of the current state of the SDK implementation.
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GetTeammethod for both Client and Server SDKs to allow team retrieval by ID.Documentation
Tests
GetTeammethod in both Client and Server SDKs to validate functionality and error handling.Issue
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