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Fixes #87
Fixes #105
Fixes #104

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced a new count field in the application state for enhanced state management.
    • Added a Tick event for periodic updates, improving the application’s responsiveness to time-based events.
    • Enhanced user interface to display the status alongside project information.
    • Implemented a new Trigger module for event-driven capabilities, allowing for asynchronous event handling.
    • Added support for additional Haskell language extensions: Nanotime and Posix.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated initialization functions to ensure proper starting states for new fields.
  • Documentation

    • Improved comments and explanations regarding action processing and event handling mechanisms.

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The 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 count field in the Model type and the related Tick event further enrich state management, while modifications to the main loop streamline event handling, fostering a more interactive user experience.

Changes

Files Change Summary
cli/src/Neo.hs Enhanced Model with a count field; added Tick event for periodic updates; modified init, view, and main functions to support new functionalities.
core/core/Core.hs, core/system/File.hs Removed Command type and re-exported Action, reflecting a shift towards action-based functionality.
core/nhcore.cabal Added Trigger export for improved event handling capabilities; replaced Platform with Service.
core/service/Action.hs, core/service/Service.hs Renamed Command to Action across the service module, enhancing clarity and maintainability; adjusted function signatures accordingly.
core/system/Time.hs Introduced triggerEveryMilliseconds for event generation at specified intervals, enhancing time-based event handling.

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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Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Implement triggers (subscriptions) (#87)
Allow user-defined workers for subscriptions (#87)

In the realm of code where logic flows,
New triggers sprout as the excitement grows.
With every tick, the count will rise,
Crafting a dance beneath the skies.
So let the events in harmony sing,
As NeoHaskell thrives, embracing spring! 🎉


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@NickSeagull NickSeagull changed the title feat: Subscriptions feat: Triggers Aug 1, 2024
@NickSeagull NickSeagull marked this pull request as ready for review August 3, 2024 17:50
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 9dae30a and a040f6d.

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 a Trigger 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 the count and status fields.


80-86: Function Approved.

The update function correctly handles the Tick message.


92-94: Function Approved.

The view function correctly includes the status field in the output.


97-108: Function Approved.

The main function correctly includes a triggers field that uses Trigger.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 of Trigger module.

The import of Trigger is necessary for the new triggers field. Ensure that the Trigger module is correctly implemented and used.


48-48: New triggers field added to UserApp type.

The addition of the triggers field enhances the modularity and responsiveness of the application by allowing it to handle multiple triggers.


121-123: Ensure runTriggers 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 the runTriggers function.

The runTriggers function processes an array of triggers and dispatches events to the eventsQueue. Ensure the function is efficient and handles all edge cases.

core/core/Basics.hs (1)

122-122: Addition of Control.Monad.forever function.

The inclusion of the forever function from Control.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 (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 the Model type is appropriate for tracking the count value.


37-37: Constructor Addition Approved.

The addition of the Tick constructor to the Message data type is necessary for handling periodic updates.


53-53: Initialization Approved.

The initialization of the count field to zero in the init function is correct.


86-92: Tick Case Approved.

The addition of the Tick case in the update function correctly updates the count field and the status.


99-99: View Function Modification Approved.

The modification to include status in the view function output is correct.


111-113: Triggers Field Approved.

The addition of the triggers field in the main function to initialize the Tick 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 of Action 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 of Service 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 for Trigger 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 function new is approved.

The new function correctly encapsulates the process constructor within the Trigger 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 for Action are approved.

The imports are necessary for the functionality provided in this module.


47-50: Shift to Action type for readText is approved.

The change aligns with the new action-oriented paradigm and the function is correctly defined.


61-64: Shift to Action type for writeText is approved.

The change aligns with the new action-oriented paradigm and the function is correctly defined.

core/nhcore.cabal (4)

113-113: Removal of Command is appropriate.

The removal of Command aligns with the refactoring effort to use Action instead.


114-114: Addition of Action is appropriate.

The addition of Action is consistent with the refactoring effort and the new naming convention.


116-116: Replacement of Platform with Service is appropriate.

The replacement aligns with the shift towards a more service-oriented architecture.


117-117: Addition of Trigger 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, and Trigger are necessary for the new functionality.

Also applies to: 10-12


20-20: Addition of count field to Model is appropriate.

The count field enhances state management capabilities by allowing the application to maintain a count value.


37-37: Addition of Tick constructor to Message is appropriate.

The Tick constructor enables the application to handle periodic updates and respond to time-based events.


47-63: Update of init function is appropriate.

The init function now initializes the count field and returns an Action, ensuring a defined state and proper utilization of the new Action type.


66-92: Update of update function is appropriate.

The update function processes the Tick message, increments the count field, and updates the status, allowing the application to dynamically respond to the passage of time.


105-116: Update of main function is appropriate.

The main function now includes a triggers field that creates a timer to send a Tick 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 to Action, ensuring consistency with the new terminology.


Line range hint 71-81:
Definition of Action type is appropriate.

The Action type encapsulates the logic for handling callbacks triggered after side effects, aligning with the refactoring effort.


103-103: Update of emptyRegistry is appropriate.

The emptyRegistry function now returns an empty Action.HandlerRegistry, aligning with the new Action type.


107-108: Update of none is appropriate.

The none function now returns an empty Action, aligning with the new Action type.


111-115: Update of batch is appropriate.

The batch function now processes an array of Actions, aligning with the new Action type.


118-122: Update of map is appropriate.

The map function now accepts and returns Action types, aligning with the new Action type.


Line range hint 129-170:
Update of processBatch is appropriate.

The processBatch function now processes an Action batch, aligning with the new Action type.


203-206: Update of named is appropriate.

The named function now returns an Action, aligning with the new Action type.


212-215: Update of continueWith is appropriate.

The continueWith function now returns an Action, aligning with the new Action 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 and renderModelWorker 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 and Trigger 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 and Trigger modules are correctly implemented and contain the necessary functionality to support the new imports in Service.hs. The Action module defines various types and functions for handling actions, while the Trigger 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.

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Line range hint 171-188:
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.
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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.

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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.

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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.

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Function Update: Validate Initialization Logic.

The init function in core/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 to initialPlatform.
  • commandsQueue and eventsQueue are created.
  • modelRef is created and set to initModel.
  • initCmd is written to commandsQueue.
  • Various workers (commandWorker, mainWorker) are started.
  • Triggers are run using runTriggers.

The initialization logic is comprehensive and correctly implemented.

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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.
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  • .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: Function new.

The function new is correctly implemented and approved.

core/core/Core.hs (3)

8-8: Addition of Action type is approved.

The addition of the Action type aligns with the shift towards an action-oriented approach in the codebase.


22-22: Addition of Service 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 of Trigger 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 of Trigger.
    • core/system/Time.hs: Import and usage of Trigger.
    • core/service/Service.hs: Import and usage of Trigger.
    • core/core/Core.hs: Import of Trigger.
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core/system/File.hs (4)

1-1: Module declaration is approved.

The module declaration is consistent with the overall structure.


11-11: Addition of Action import is approved.

The addition of the Action import aligns with the transition towards an action-oriented approach.


47-47: Update function signature to use Action.

The change from Command to Action in the readText function signature is consistent with the new approach.


61-61: Update function signature to use Action.

The change from Command to Action in the writeText function signature is consistent with the new approach.

cli/src/Neo.hs (6)

5-5: Addition of Action import is approved.

The addition of the Action import is consistent with the overall changes.


20-20: Addition of count field in Model is approved.

The addition of the count field enhances state management capabilities.


32-37: Replacement of Message with Event is approved.

The replacement of Message with Event and the addition of the Tick constructor aligns with the new event-driven architecture.


47-47: Update init function to initialize count field.

The update to the init function to initialize the count field to zero is consistent with the new state management approach.


66-92: Update update function to handle Tick event.

The update to the update function to handle the Tick event and increment the count field is consistent with the new functionalities.


105-116: Restructure main function to include triggers.

The restructuring of the main function to include a triggers field and create a timer for the Tick event is consistent with the new event-driven architecture.

core/nhcore.cabal (8)

36-36: Addition of nanotime 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, and Time in the exposed modules is necessary for handling various system-level tasks.


118-121: Addition of Action and Trigger approved.

The inclusion of Action and Trigger is necessary for the new event-driven functionality.


134-134: Addition of service to hs-source-dirs approved.

The inclusion of the service directory is necessary for the new service-oriented modules.


138-138: Addition of system to hs-source-dirs approved.

The inclusion of the system directory is necessary for the new system-level modules.


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Overall changes approved.

The changes in the core/nhcore.cabal file are consistent and necessary for the new functionality.


118-121: Removal of Command approved.

The removal aligns with the transition to Action. Ensure consistency throughout the codebase.


118-120: Replacement of Platform with Service approved.

The replacement aligns with the new service-oriented architecture. Ensure consistency throughout the codebase.

core/service/Action.hs (8)

71-82: Addition of Action type approved.

The Action type is correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.


83-87: Addition of ActionName approved.

The ActionName data type and its constructors are correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.


88-101: Addition of Handler and HandlerRegistry approved.

The Handler and HandlerRegistry types are correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.


103-122: Addition of helper functions approved.

The emptyRegistry, none, batch, and map functions are correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.


Line range hint 129-183:
Addition of processBatch function approved.

The processBatch function is correctly defined and necessary for processing action batches.


203-216: Addition of named and continueWith functions approved.

The named and continueWith 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.


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Module renaming from Command to Action approved.

The renaming aligns with the new action-oriented architecture. Ensure consistency throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

Inconsistencies found in module renaming from Command to Action.

There are still references to Command in the core/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 to Action verified.

The references to Command in core/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.

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core/service/Service.hs (9)

39-45: Addition of Service type approved.

The Service type is correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.


47-51: Addition of UserApp type approved.

The UserApp type and its fields are correctly defined and necessary for the new functionality.


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Addition of registerActionHandler function approved.

The registerActionHandler function is correctly defined and necessary for registering action handlers.


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Addition of init function approved.

The init function is correctly defined and necessary for initializing the service.


134-149: Addition of runTriggers function approved.

The runTriggers function is correctly defined and necessary for processing triggers.


150-170: Addition of getState and setState functions approved.

The getState and setState functions are correctly defined and necessary for managing the service state.


175-188: Addition of registerDefaultActionHandlers function approved.

The registerDefaultActionHandlers function is correctly defined and necessary for registering default action handlers.


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Addition of worker functions approved.

The actionWorker, renderWorker, and mainWorker functions are correctly defined and necessary for handling actions, rendering, and main loop operations.


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Overall changes approved.

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  • 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 returns Action event, aligning with the new design. Ensure that all function calls are updated accordingly.


61-63: LGTM!

The writeText function now returns Action event, aligning with the new design. Ensure that all function calls are updated accordingly.


67-70: LGTM!

The readTextHandler function has been updated to replace msg with event, aligning with the new design. Ensure that the function implementation maintains its functionality.


79-80: LGTM!

The writeTextHandler function has been updated to replace msg with event, 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 replace msg with event, aligning with the new Action type. Ensure that this change is consistently applied across the codebase.

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Update Type Annotations to Reflect New Design.

The ReadOptions type has been updated to replace msg with event, aligning with the new Action 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 replace msg with event, aligning with the new Action type. Ensure that this change is consistently applied across the codebase.

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Update Type Annotations to Reflect New Design.

The WriteTextOptions type has been updated to replace msg with event, aligning with the new Action 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 to Action. The implementation is correct.


107-108: LGTM!

The none function has been updated to reflect the transition to Action. The implementation is correct.


111-115: LGTM!

The batch function has been updated to reflect the transition to Action. The implementation is correct.


118-122: LGTM!

The map function has been updated to reflect the transition to Action. The implementation is correct.


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LGTM!

The processBatch function has been updated to reflect the transition to Action. 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.

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All Necessary Imports Are Included.

The import statements in core/service/Action.hs correctly include all the necessary modules and types required for the Action module's functionality. No issues found.

  • Action, Handler, HandlerRegistry, Event, and Unknown.Convertible are all properly defined or referenced within the module.
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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 new Service type. This function enhances the modularity of the codebase.


91-130: LGTM!

The init function is well-implemented and aligns with the new Service type. This function ensures proper initialization of the service.


134-148: LGTM!

The runTriggers function is well-implemented and aligns with the new Service type. This function ensures proper processing of triggers.


151-160: LGTM!

The getState function is well-implemented and aligns with the new Service type. This function ensures proper retrieval of the service state.


162-168: LGTM!

The setState function is well-implemented and aligns with the new Service type. This function ensures proper updating of the service state.


175-187: LGTM!

The registerDefaultActionHandlers function is well-implemented and aligns with the new Service 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.

@NickSeagull NickSeagull merged commit 650610e into main Aug 4, 2024
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@NickSeagull NickSeagull deleted the feat/subscriptions branch August 4, 2024 17:28
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