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Take advantage of Forwardable module #214

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What does this PR do?

This PR adds usage of Forwardable module to DoctorService and TemplateParser classes

Issue

Relates to #213

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Enhanced command processing and delegation capabilities within various services.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjustments to the internal logic of services may resolve inconsistencies in functionality and improve encapsulation.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined initialization processes in key classes to improve modularity and maintainability.
    • Removed deprecated methods and attributes to simplify service interactions.
  • Chores

    • Minor cleanups, such as the removal of unnecessary dependencies, to streamline codebase functionality.

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The recent changes focus on enhancing encapsulation and modularity within the application. Key modifications include transitioning from passing configuration objects to instance methods, allowing components to operate with greater context awareness. This refactoring aims to streamline how dependencies are managed, improving the maintainability and flexibility of the codebase, particularly in the DoctorService, TemplateParser, and related components.

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Files Change Summary
lib/command/apply_template.rb Changed instantiation of TemplateParser from config to self, altering how it accesses the current instance.
lib/command/doctor.rb Updated DoctorService initialization from config to self, enhancing its contextual interaction.
lib/core/doctor_service.rb Introduced Forwardable for method delegation, removed attr_reader :config, and updated the validate_templates method to use @command. Removed the progress method, impacting progress reporting.
lib/core/maintenance_mode.rb Removed dependency on forwardable, simplifying the class structure.
lib/core/template_parser.rb Updated to delegate configuration methods to @command, replaced config with command in the initializer, and removed the cp method, enhancing modularity and reducing direct dependencies.
lib/cpflow.rb Refactored process_option_params for better command instantiation and enhanced delegation capabilities with forwardable. Modified DoctorService instantiation to pass the command instead of config.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant A as ApplyTemplate
    participant T as TemplateParser
    participant D as DoctorService

    A->>T: initialize(self)
    A->>D: initialize(self)
    D->>T: validate_templates(@command)
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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Cpflow
    participant D as DoctorService
    participant T as TemplateParser

    C->>D: new command_class(command)
    C->>D: call()
    D->>T: validate_templates(@command)
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In the code where rabbits hop,
Changes made, we’ll never stop!
From config to self, we’ve leapt,
With templates and commands adept.
Hopping through code, we cheer with glee,
Modular magic, as sweet as can be! 🐇✨


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 594b706 and ee5f4ce.

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  • lib/command/apply_template.rb (1 hunks)
  • lib/command/doctor.rb (1 hunks)
  • lib/core/doctor_service.rb (3 hunks)
  • lib/core/maintenance_mode.rb (1 hunks)
  • lib/core/template_parser.rb (2 hunks)
  • lib/cpflow.rb (2 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
  • lib/core/maintenance_mode.rb
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lib/command/doctor.rb (1)

32-32: Verify the initialization parameter change.

Ensure that DoctorService correctly handles the new initialization parameter (self instead of config). This change should align with the intended encapsulation and modularity improvements.

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Verified the initialization parameter change.

The DoctorService class correctly handles the new initialization parameter (self instead of config). The initialize method in DoctorService accepts a parameter named command and assigns it to an instance variable @command, which aligns with the change made.

  • lib/core/doctor_service.rb, lines 10-12: The initialize method accepts command and assigns it to @command.
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lib/core/template_parser.rb (2)

4-6: Verify the delegation of methods.

Ensure that the TemplateParser class correctly delegates methods to @command using Forwardable. This change should align with the intended encapsulation and modularity improvements.

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Verified the delegation of methods.

The TemplateParser class correctly delegates the config and cp methods to @command using Forwardable. This change aligns with the intended encapsulation and modularity improvements.

  • lib/core/template_parser.rb:
    • Line 6: def_delegators :@command, :config, :cp
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10-11: Verify the initialization parameter change.

Ensure that the TemplateParser class correctly handles the new initialization parameter (command instead of config). This change should align with the intended encapsulation and modularity improvements.

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Verify the initialization parameter change.

The TemplateParser class has been updated to accept command instead of config in its initialize method. This change aligns with the intended encapsulation and modularity improvements. Ensure that the rest of the class and any dependent code correctly handle this new parameter.

  • lib/core/template_parser.rb:
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lib/core/doctor_service.rb (3)

6-8: Verify the delegation of methods.

Ensure that the DoctorService class correctly delegates methods to @command using Forwardable. This change should align with the intended encapsulation and modularity improvements.

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Verification successful.

The DoctorService class correctly delegates the config and progress methods to @command using Forwardable.

  • lib/core/doctor_service.rb:
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Ensure that TemplateParser correctly handles the new initialization parameter (@command instead of config). This change should align with the intended encapsulation and modularity improvements.

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Verified: The TemplateParser class correctly handles the new initialization parameter @command.

The initialize method in TemplateParser accepts command as a parameter and assigns it to an instance variable. This confirms that the change in DoctorService to instantiate TemplateParser with @command instead of config is correct.

  • lib/core/template_parser.rb:
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10-11: Verify the initialization parameter change.

Ensure that the DoctorService class correctly handles the new initialization parameter (command instead of config). This change should align with the intended encapsulation and modularity improvements.

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Verified the initialization parameter change.

The DoctorService class correctly handles the new initialization parameter (command instead of config). The change aligns with the intended encapsulation and modularity improvements.

  • DoctorService class definition and methods are correctly updated.
  • The @command instance variable is used appropriately within the class.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that `DoctorService` correctly handles the new initialization parameter.

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lib/command/apply_template.rb (1)

46-46: Verify the impact of passing self to TemplateParser.

The TemplateParser is now instantiated with self instead of config. Ensure that the TemplateParser class is designed to handle an instance of ApplyTemplate and that this change does not introduce any issues.

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Verify the impact of passing self to TemplateParser.

The TemplateParser class initializer accepts a parameter named command, which aligns with passing self (an instance of ApplyTemplate). This change should not introduce any issues.

  • lib/core/template_parser.rb: The initialize method accepts command.
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lib/cpflow.rb (3)

4-4: Verify the usage of the forwardable library.

The forwardable library is now required. Ensure that the code leverages the delegation capabilities provided by the Forwardable module.

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Verified the usage of the forwardable library.

The Forwardable module is utilized in the following files:

  • lib/core/template_parser.rb
  • lib/core/maintenance_mode.rb
  • lib/core/doctor_service.rb

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233-233: Verify the impact of passing command to DoctorService.

The DoctorService instance is now created with the command instead of config. Ensure that the DoctorService class is designed to handle an instance of command and that this change does not introduce any issues.

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Verification successful: DoctorService can handle an instance of command.

The DoctorService class is designed to accept a command parameter in its initializer, ensuring that the change to pass command instead of config is appropriate and should not introduce any issues.

  • The DoctorService class definition and its initializer were found in lib/core/doctor_service.rb.
  • The initializer is defined as def initialize(command), and it sets @command = command.
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230-231: Verify the impact of the refactored instantiation of the command.

The command is now instantiated with command_class.new(config). Ensure that this change does not introduce any issues and that the command object is correctly utilized.

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Awesome! 💯

@zzaakiirr zzaakiirr merged commit c9f6adf into main Jul 23, 2024
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