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feat: Triggers #103
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Warning Rate limit exceeded@NickSeagull has exceeded the limit for the number of commits or files that can be reviewed per hour. Please wait 18 minutes and 53 seconds before requesting another review. How to resolve this issue?After the wait time has elapsed, a review can be triggered using the We recommend that you space out your commits to avoid hitting the rate limit. How do rate limits work?CodeRabbit enforces hourly rate limits for each developer per organization. Our paid plans have higher rate limits than the trial, open-source and free plans. In all cases, we re-allow further reviews after a brief timeout. Please see our FAQ for further information. WalkthroughThe recent changes significantly enhance the NeoHaskell framework by introducing a robust event-driven architecture through the implementation of triggers. This allows for dynamic subscriptions to background processes, enabling applications to respond to events like time-based updates. The addition of a Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant UserApp
participant Trigger
participant EventsQueue
UserApp->>Trigger: Register Trigger
Trigger->>Trigger: Start Event Generation
Trigger->>EventsQueue: Dispatch Event
EventsQueue->>UserApp: Notify Event Received
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Files selected for processing (6)
- cli/src/Neo.hs (4 hunks)
- core/core/Basics.hs (1 hunks)
- core/nhcore.cabal (1 hunks)
- core/platform/Command.hs (1 hunks)
- core/platform/Platform.hs (7 hunks)
- core/platform/Trigger.hs (1 hunks)
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core/platform/Trigger.hs (2)
20-20
: Type Definition Approved.The
Trigger
type definition is correct and aligns with the module's purpose.
22-26
: Function Approved.The
new
function correctly constructs aTrigger
type.cli/src/Neo.hs (6)
18-21
: Type Definition Approved.The
Model
type definition is correct and aligns with the module's purpose.
33-35
: Type Definition Approved.The
Message
type definition is correct and aligns with the module's purpose.
47-50
: Function Approved.The
init
function correctly initializes thecount
andstatus
fields.
80-86
: Function Approved.The
update
function correctly handles theTick
message.
92-94
: Function Approved.The
view
function correctly includes thestatus
field in the output.
97-108
: Function Approved.The
main
function correctly includes atriggers
field that usesTrigger.everyMilliseconds
.core/nhcore.cabal (1)
117-117
: Change Approved.The addition of
Trigger
to the list of exported entities is correct and aligns with the module's purpose.core/platform/Platform.hs (4)
31-31
: Ensure proper usage ofTrigger
module.The import of
Trigger
is necessary for the newtriggers
field. Ensure that theTrigger
module is correctly implemented and used.
48-48
: Newtriggers
field added toUserApp
type.The addition of the
triggers
field enhances the modularity and responsiveness of the application by allowing it to handle multiple triggers.
121-123
: EnsurerunTriggers
function is correctly implemented and tested.The
runTriggers
function is crucial for processing the triggers and dispatching events. Ensure it is correctly implemented and thoroughly tested.
128-143
: Review and test therunTriggers
function.The
runTriggers
function processes an array of triggers and dispatches events to theeventsQueue
. Ensure the function is efficient and handles all edge cases.core/core/Basics.hs (1)
122-122
: Addition ofControl.Monad.forever
function.The inclusion of the
forever
function fromControl.Monad
enhances the module's capabilities for creating infinite loops. This is a valuable addition for scenarios requiring repetitive actions.
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- cli/src/Neo.hs (3 hunks)
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cli/src/Neo.hs (7)
12-12
: Import Approved.The addition of the
Trigger
import is necessary for the new functionality.
20-20
: Field Addition Approved.The addition of the
count
field to theModel
type is appropriate for tracking the count value.
37-37
: Constructor Addition Approved.The addition of the
Tick
constructor to theMessage
data type is necessary for handling periodic updates.
53-53
: Initialization Approved.The initialization of the
count
field to zero in theinit
function is correct.
86-92
: Tick Case Approved.The addition of the
Tick
case in theupdate
function correctly updates thecount
field and thestatus
.
99-99
: View Function Modification Approved.The modification to include
status
in theview
function output is correct.
111-113
: Triggers Field Approved.The addition of the
triggers
field in themain
function to initialize theTick
message every second is correct.
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Files selected for processing (7)
- cli/src/Neo.hs (1 hunks)
- core/core/Core.hs (2 hunks)
- core/core/File.hs (4 hunks)
- core/nhcore.cabal (2 hunks)
- core/service/Action.hs (8 hunks)
- core/service/Service.hs (9 hunks)
- core/service/Trigger.hs (1 hunks)
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core/core/Core.hs (2)
8-8
: Re-export ofAction
type is approved.The addition of the
Action
type aligns with the new focus on action-oriented programming within the module.
22-22
: Re-export ofService
type is approved.The addition of the
Service
type suggests a modular approach to handling services, which is a positive architectural decision.core/service/Trigger.hs (4)
1-5
: Module declaration and exports are approved.The module exports the
Trigger
type and related functions, which is consistent with its purpose.
8-9
: Import statements are approved.The imports are necessary for the functionality provided in this module.
11-20
: Documentation forTrigger
type is thorough and clear.The comments provide a clear explanation of the
Trigger
type and its purpose within the NeoHaskell platform.
22-26
: Constructor functionnew
is approved.The
new
function correctly encapsulates the process constructor within theTrigger
type.core/core/File.hs (4)
1-9
: Module declaration and exports are approved.The module exports necessary types and functions, consistent with its purpose.
11-12
: Import statements forAction
are approved.The imports are necessary for the functionality provided in this module.
47-50
: Shift toAction
type forreadText
is approved.The change aligns with the new action-oriented paradigm and the function is correctly defined.
61-64
: Shift toAction
type forwriteText
is approved.The change aligns with the new action-oriented paradigm and the function is correctly defined.
core/nhcore.cabal (4)
113-113
: Removal ofCommand
is appropriate.The removal of
Command
aligns with the refactoring effort to useAction
instead.
114-114
: Addition ofAction
is appropriate.The addition of
Action
is consistent with the refactoring effort and the new naming convention.
116-116
: Replacement ofPlatform
withService
is appropriate.The replacement aligns with the shift towards a more service-oriented architecture.
117-117
: Addition ofTrigger
is appropriate.The addition of
Trigger
aligns with the PR objectives to introduce event-driven capabilities.cli/src/Neo.hs (6)
5-6
: Addition of new imports is appropriate.The new imports for
Action
,Service
, andTrigger
are necessary for the new functionality.Also applies to: 10-12
20-20
: Addition ofcount
field toModel
is appropriate.The
count
field enhances state management capabilities by allowing the application to maintain a count value.
37-37
: Addition ofTick
constructor toMessage
is appropriate.The
Tick
constructor enables the application to handle periodic updates and respond to time-based events.
47-63
: Update ofinit
function is appropriate.The
init
function now initializes thecount
field and returns anAction
, ensuring a defined state and proper utilization of the newAction
type.
66-92
: Update ofupdate
function is appropriate.The
update
function processes theTick
message, increments thecount
field, and updates thestatus
, allowing the application to dynamically respond to the passage of time.
105-116
: Update ofmain
function is appropriate.The
main
function now includes atriggers
field that creates a timer to send aTick
message every second, integrating the new functionality into the main application loop.core/service/Action.hs (10)
1-13
: Update of module declaration and imports is appropriate.The module name and relevant imports have been updated to
Action
, aligning with the refactoring effort.
Line range hint
31-70
:
Update of documentation is appropriate.The documentation has been updated to reflect the change from
Command
toAction
, ensuring consistency with the new terminology.
Line range hint
71-81
:
Definition ofAction
type is appropriate.The
Action
type encapsulates the logic for handling callbacks triggered after side effects, aligning with the refactoring effort.
103-103
: Update ofemptyRegistry
is appropriate.The
emptyRegistry
function now returns an emptyAction.HandlerRegistry
, aligning with the newAction
type.
107-108
: Update ofnone
is appropriate.The
none
function now returns an emptyAction
, aligning with the newAction
type.
111-115
: Update ofbatch
is appropriate.The
batch
function now processes an array ofAction
s, aligning with the newAction
type.
118-122
: Update ofmap
is appropriate.The
map
function now accepts and returnsAction
types, aligning with the newAction
type.
Line range hint
129-170
:
Update ofprocessBatch
is appropriate.The
processBatch
function now processes anAction
batch, aligning with the newAction
type.
203-206
: Update ofnamed
is appropriate.The
named
function now returns anAction
, aligning with the newAction
type.
212-215
: Update ofcontinueWith
is appropriate.The
continueWith
function now returns anAction
, aligning with the newAction
type.core/service/Service.hs (8)
154-159
: Error Handling: Validate Updated Error Messages.The error messages in the
getState
function have been updated to reflect the new service context. Ensure that the error messages are clear and informative.
Line range hint
221-274
:
New Functions: Validate Rendering Logic.The functions
renderWorker
andrenderModelWorker
have been added to handle rendering. Ensure that the rendering logic is correctly implemented and aligns with the new architecture.
9-30
: New Imports: Validate Necessity and Correctness.The new imports related to
Action
andTrigger
seem necessary for the new functionality. Ensure that these modules are correctly implemented and imported.Verification successful
New Imports: Validate Necessity and Correctness.
The
Action
andTrigger
modules are correctly implemented and contain the necessary functionality to support the new imports inService.hs
. TheAction
module defines various types and functions for handling actions, while theTrigger
module provides mechanisms for creating and managing triggers.
core/service/Action.hs
core/service/Trigger.hs
These modules are properly structured and align with the expected usage in the
Service.hs
file.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence and correct implementation of the `Action` and `Trigger` modules. # Test: Search for the module declarations. Expect: Correct module declarations and implementation. rg --type haskell 'module Action' --files-with-matches rg --type haskell 'module Trigger' --files-with-matchesLength of output: 161
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#!/bin/bash # Extract the content of Action.hs and Trigger.hs to verify their correctness cat core/service/Action.hs cat core/service/Trigger.hsLength of output: 7351
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:
Function Update: Validate Default Action Handlers Registration.The function
registerDefaultCommandHandlers
has been updated to register action handlers. Ensure that the registration logic is correctly implemented and aligns with the new architecture.
193-212
: Function Update: Validate Action Processing Logic.The function
commandWorker
has been updated to process actions instead of commands. Ensure that the logic for processing actions is correctly implemented.Verification successful
Function Update: Validate Action Processing Logic.
The function
commandWorker
has been correctly updated to process actions instead of commands. The logic for processing actions is correctly implemented and aligns with the new action-based architecture.
- The function reads from the
commandsQueue
.- It retrieves the current state using
getState
.- It processes the actions using
Action.processBatch
.- It writes the results to the
eventsQueue
.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the correctness of the action processing logic in the `commandWorker` function. # Test: Search for the function definition and check the logic. Expect: Correct implementation of action processing logic. rg --type haskell 'commandWorker' --context 20Length of output: 4653
Line range hint
283-306
:
Function Update: Validate Main Worker Logic.The function
mainWorker
has been updated to process actions instead of commands. Ensure that the logic for processing actions is correctly implemented.Verification successful
Function Update: Validate Main Worker Logic.
The function
mainWorker
has been correctly updated to process actions instead of commands. The logic for reading events, getting the model, updating the model, setting the new model, and writing new actions is implemented correctly.
- The function reads the next event from the
eventsQueue
.- It retrieves the current model from
modelRef
.- It updates the model using the
userApp.update
function.- It sets the new model back into
modelRef
.- It writes the new action to the
commandsQueue
.The changes align with the new action-based architecture and appear to be correctly implemented.
Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the correctness of the main worker logic in the `mainWorker` function. # Test: Search for the function definition and check the logic. Expect: Correct implementation of main worker logic. rg --type haskell 'mainWorker' --context 20Length of output: 4479
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the complete implementation of the main worker logic in the `mainWorker` function. # Test: Search for the complete function definition and check the logic for handling new actions. rg --type haskell 'mainWorker' --context 50Length of output: 9238
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103-128
:
Function Update: Validate Initialization Logic.The
init
function has been updated to reflect the new action-based architecture. Ensure that the initialization logic is correctly implemented and aligns with the new architecture.Verification successful
Function Update: Validate Initialization Logic.
The
init
function incore/service/Service.hs
has been updated to reflect the new action-based architecture. The initialization logic appears to be correctly implemented and aligns with the new architecture. The function initializes several components, registers default command handlers, and starts various workers and triggers.
runtimeState
is initialized and set toinitialPlatform
.commandsQueue
andeventsQueue
are created.modelRef
is created and set toinitModel
.initCmd
is written tocommandsQueue
.- Various workers (
commandWorker
,mainWorker
) are started.- Triggers are run using
runTriggers
.The initialization logic is comprehensive and correctly implemented.
Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the correctness of the initialization logic in the `init` function. # Test: Search for the function definition and check the logic. Expect: Correct implementation of initialization logic. rg --type haskell 'init' --context 20Length of output: 34647
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:
Function Update: Validate Action Handling Logic.The function
registerCommandHandler
has been updated to manage actions instead of commands. Ensure that the logic for handling actions is correctly implemented.Verification successful
Function Update: Validate Action Handling Logic.
The function
registerCommandHandler
has been correctly updated to manage actions instead of commands. The logic for handling actions, converting payloads, and updating the service state is correctly implemented.
registerCommandHandler
function correctly handles actions by converting payloads and invoking handlers.- The service state is updated with the new command handlers.
Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the correctness of the action handling logic in the `registerCommandHandler` function. # Test: Search for the function definition and check the logic. Expect: Correct implementation of action handling. rg --type haskell 'registerCommandHandler' --context 10Length of output: 3617
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Extract the complete implementation of the `registerCommandHandler` function to verify the action handling logic. # Extract the full implementation of `registerCommandHandler` ast-grep --lang haskell --pattern $'registerCommandHandler :: $_\nregisterCommandHandler $_ = do\n $_'Length of output: 102
Script:
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Files selected for processing (9)
- .vscode/settings.json (2 hunks)
- cli/src/Neo.hs (1 hunks)
- core/core/Core.hs (2 hunks)
- core/nhcore.cabal (4 hunks)
- core/service/Action.hs (7 hunks)
- core/service/Service.hs (8 hunks)
- core/service/Trigger.hs (1 hunks)
- core/system/File.hs (4 hunks)
- core/system/Time.hs (1 hunks)
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.vscode/settings.json (2)
13-13
: Approved: Ensure proper usage of new extensions.The addition of "Nanotime" and "Posix" extensions is approved. Ensure these extensions are correctly utilized in the codebase.
18-18
: Approved: Ensure proper usage of new extensions.The addition of "Nanotime" and "Posix" extensions is approved. Ensure these extensions are correctly utilized in the codebase.
core/system/Time.hs (1)
1-1
: Approved: New module definition.The module definition for
Time
is approved.core/service/Trigger.hs (3)
1-4
: Approved: New module definition.The module definition for
Trigger
is approved.
18-18
: Approved: Newtype definition.The newtype
Trigger
definition is approved.
21-25
: Approved: Functionnew
.The function
new
is correctly implemented and approved.core/core/Core.hs (3)
8-8
: Addition ofAction
type is approved.The addition of the
Action
type aligns with the shift towards an action-oriented approach in the codebase.
22-22
: Addition ofService
type is approved.The introduction of the
Service
type complements the modular architecture and enhances the reusability of service-related functionalities.
25-25
: Ensure proper integration ofTrigger
type.The inclusion of the
Trigger
type implies new functionalities. Verify its integration across the codebase to ensure consistency.Verification successful
Proper integration of
Trigger
type confirmed.The
Trigger
type is consistently used across multiple files, ensuring its proper integration within the codebase.
- Files and Lines:
core/service/Trigger.hs
: Definition and usage ofTrigger
.core/system/Time.hs
: Import and usage ofTrigger
.core/service/Service.hs
: Import and usage ofTrigger
.core/core/Core.hs
: Import ofTrigger
.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the integration of the `Trigger` type across the codebase. # Test: Search for the usage of `Trigger` type. Expect: Consistent usage across the codebase. rg --type haskell -A 5 $'Trigger'Length of output: 3511
core/system/File.hs (4)
1-1
: Module declaration is approved.The module declaration is consistent with the overall structure.
11-11
: Addition ofAction
import is approved.The addition of the
Action
import aligns with the transition towards an action-oriented approach.
47-47
: Update function signature to useAction
.The change from
Command
toAction
in thereadText
function signature is consistent with the new approach.
61-61
: Update function signature to useAction
.The change from
Command
toAction
in thewriteText
function signature is consistent with the new approach.cli/src/Neo.hs (6)
5-5
: Addition ofAction
import is approved.The addition of the
Action
import is consistent with the overall changes.
20-20
: Addition ofcount
field inModel
is approved.The addition of the
count
field enhances state management capabilities.
32-37
: Replacement ofMessage
withEvent
is approved.The replacement of
Message
withEvent
and the addition of theTick
constructor aligns with the new event-driven architecture.
47-47
: Updateinit
function to initializecount
field.The update to the
init
function to initialize thecount
field to zero is consistent with the new state management approach.
66-92
: Updateupdate
function to handleTick
event.The update to the
update
function to handle theTick
event and increment thecount
field is consistent with the new functionalities.
105-116
: Restructuremain
function to includetriggers
.The restructuring of the
main
function to include atriggers
field and create a timer for theTick
event is consistent with the new event-driven architecture.core/nhcore.cabal (8)
36-36
: Addition ofnanotime
approved.The inclusion of
nanotime
in the build dependencies is appropriate for handling high-resolution time operations.
94-97
: Addition of system modules approved.The inclusion of
File
,Subprocess
,Path
, andTime
in the exposed modules is necessary for handling various system-level tasks.
118-121
: Addition ofAction
andTrigger
approved.The inclusion of
Action
andTrigger
is necessary for the new event-driven functionality.
134-134
: Addition ofservice
to hs-source-dirs approved.The inclusion of the
service
directory is necessary for the new service-oriented modules.
138-138
: Addition ofsystem
to hs-source-dirs approved.The inclusion of the
system
directory is necessary for the new system-level modules.
Line range hint
1-140
:
Overall changes approved.The changes in the
core/nhcore.cabal
file are consistent and necessary for the new functionality.
118-121
: Removal ofCommand
approved.The removal aligns with the transition to
Action
. Ensure consistency throughout the codebase.
118-120
: Replacement ofPlatform
withService
approved.The replacement aligns with the new service-oriented architecture. Ensure consistency throughout the codebase.
core/service/Action.hs (8)
71-82
: Addition ofAction
type approved.The
Action
type is correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.
83-87
: Addition ofActionName
approved.The
ActionName
data type and its constructors are correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.
88-101
: Addition ofHandler
andHandlerRegistry
approved.The
Handler
andHandlerRegistry
types are correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.
103-122
: Addition of helper functions approved.The
emptyRegistry
,none
,batch
, andmap
functions are correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.
Line range hint
129-183
:
Addition ofprocessBatch
function approved.The
processBatch
function is correctly defined and necessary for processing action batches.
203-216
: Addition ofnamed
andcontinueWith
functions approved.The
named
andcontinueWith
functions are correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.
Line range hint
1-217
:
Overall changes approved.The changes in the
core/service/Action.hs
file are consistent and necessary for the new functionality.
1-1
: > [!TIP]Codebase Verification
Module renaming from
Command
toAction
approved.The renaming aligns with the new action-oriented architecture. Ensure consistency throughout the codebase.
Verification successful
Inconsistencies found in module renaming from
Command
toAction
.There are still references to
Command
in thecore/options-parser/OptionsParser.hs
file. Please review and update these occurrences to ensure consistency with the new architecture.
- File:
core/options-parser/OptionsParser.hs
- Lines:
type CommandOptions value =
commands :: Array (CommandOptions value) -> OptionsParser value
Module renaming from
Command
toAction
verified.The references to
Command
incore/options-parser/OptionsParser.hs
are unrelated to the module renaming and pertain to command options parsing.
- File:
core/options-parser/OptionsParser.hs
- Lines:
type CommandOptions value =
commands :: Array (CommandOptions value) -> OptionsParser value
These occurrences are not part of the module renaming and do not need to be changed.
Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify all references to `Command` are updated to `Action`. # Test: Search for the old module name. Expect: No occurrences of the old module name. rg --type haskell 'Command'Length of output: 193
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the context of occurrences of 'Command' in core/options-parser/OptionsParser.hs # Display lines around the occurrences of 'Command' to understand their context. rg --type haskell 'Command' -A 3 -B 3 core/options-parser/OptionsParser.hsLength of output: 364
core/service/Service.hs (9)
39-45
: Addition ofService
type approved.The
Service
type is correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.
47-51
: Addition ofUserApp
type approved.The
UserApp
type and its fields are correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.
Line range hint
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:
Addition ofregisterActionHandler
function approved.The
registerActionHandler
function is correctly defined and necessary for registering action handlers.
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:
Addition ofinit
function approved.The
init
function is correctly defined and necessary for initializing the service.
134-149
: Addition ofrunTriggers
function approved.The
runTriggers
function is correctly defined and necessary for processing triggers.
150-170
: Addition ofgetState
andsetState
functions approved.The
getState
andsetState
functions are correctly defined and necessary for managing the service state.
175-188
: Addition ofregisterDefaultActionHandlers
function approved.The
registerDefaultActionHandlers
function is correctly defined and necessary for registering default action handlers.
Line range hint
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:
Addition of worker functions approved.The
actionWorker
,renderWorker
, andmainWorker
functions are correctly defined and necessary for handling actions, rendering, and main loop operations.
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:
Overall changes approved.The changes
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Files selected for processing (3)
- core/service/Action.hs (6 hunks)
- core/service/Service.hs (1 hunks)
- core/system/File.hs (2 hunks)
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core/system/File.hs (7)
25-30
: LGTM!The
Error
data type is well-defined and remains unchanged.
47-49
: LGTM!The
readText
function now returnsAction event
, aligning with the new design. Ensure that all function calls are updated accordingly.
61-63
: LGTM!The
writeText
function now returnsAction event
, aligning with the new design. Ensure that all function calls are updated accordingly.
67-70
: LGTM!The
readTextHandler
function has been updated to replacemsg
withevent
, aligning with the new design. Ensure that the function implementation maintains its functionality.
79-80
: LGTM!The
writeTextHandler
function has been updated to replacemsg
withevent
, aligning with the new design. Ensure that the function implementation maintains its functionality.
33-37
: Update Type Annotations to Reflect New Design.The
ReadOptions
type has been updated to replacemsg
withevent
, aligning with the newAction
type. Ensure that this change is consistently applied across the codebase.Verification successful
Update Type Annotations to Reflect New Design.
The
ReadOptions
type has been updated to replacemsg
withevent
, aligning with the newAction
type. This change has been consistently applied across the codebase.
core/system/File.hs
core/service/Service.hs
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52-57
: Update Type Annotations to Reflect New Design.The
WriteTextOptions
type has been updated to replacemsg
withevent
, aligning with the newAction
type. Ensure that this change is consistently applied across the codebase.Verification successful
Update Type Annotations to Reflect New Design.
The
WriteTextOptions
type has been updated to replacemsg
withevent
, aligning with the newAction
type. This change has been consistently applied across the codebase.
core/system/File.hs
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core/service/Action.hs (9)
71-81
: LGTM!The
Action
data type is well-defined and aligns with the overall architecture. This change enhances clarity and maintainability.
88-90
: LGTM!The
Handler
type remains unchanged and is well-defined.
95-97
: LGTM!The
HandlerRegistry
type remains unchanged and is well-defined.
103-103
: LGTM!The
emptyRegistry
function has been updated to reflect the transition toAction
. The implementation is correct.
107-108
: LGTM!The
none
function has been updated to reflect the transition toAction
. The implementation is correct.
111-115
: LGTM!The
batch
function has been updated to reflect the transition toAction
. The implementation is correct.
118-122
: LGTM!The
map
function has been updated to reflect the transition toAction
. The implementation is correct.
Line range hint
129-184
:
LGTM!The
processBatch
function has been updated to reflect the transition toAction
. The implementation is correct and maintains functionality.
1-11
: Ensure All Necessary Imports are Included.The import statements have been updated to include the
Action
module, which is crucial for the new functionality. Verify that all required imports are present and correctly referenced.Verification successful
All Necessary Imports Are Included.
The import statements in
core/service/Action.hs
correctly include all the necessary modules and types required for theAction
module's functionality. No issues found.
Action
,Handler
,HandlerRegistry
,Event
, andUnknown.Convertible
are all properly defined or referenced within the module.Scripts executed
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core/service/Service.hs (9)
39-43
: LGTM!The
Service
type is well-defined and aligns with the overall architecture. This change enhances clarity and maintainability.
58-88
: LGTM!The
registerActionHandler
function is well-implemented and aligns with the newService
type. This function enhances the modularity of the codebase.
91-130
: LGTM!The
init
function is well-implemented and aligns with the newService
type. This function ensures proper initialization of the service.
134-148
: LGTM!The
runTriggers
function is well-implemented and aligns with the newService
type. This function ensures proper processing of triggers.
151-160
: LGTM!The
getState
function is well-implemented and aligns with the newService
type. This function ensures proper retrieval of the service state.
162-168
: LGTM!The
setState
function is well-implemented and aligns with the newService
type. This function ensures proper updating of the service state.
175-187
: LGTM!The
registerDefaultActionHandlers
function is well-implemented and aligns with the newService
type. This function ensures proper registration of default action handlers.
190-210
: LGTM!The `actionWorker
1-27
: Ensure All Necessary Imports are Included.The import statements have been updated to include the
Service
module, which is crucial for the new functionality. Verify that all required imports are present and correctly referenced.
Fixes #87
Fixes #105
Fixes #104
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
count
field in the application state for enhanced state management.Tick
event for periodic updates, improving the application’s responsiveness to time-based events.Trigger
module for event-driven capabilities, allowing for asynchronous event handling.Nanotime
andPosix
.Bug Fixes
Documentation