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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request enhance the functionality of the chat application by introducing new validation logic for sending messages, updating error codes, and adding new methods and properties to various classes. Key modifications include the addition of a validation method in Changes
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example/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml (1)
5-6: Approve the addition of POST_NOTIFICATIONS permission with a minor suggestion.The addition of the POST_NOTIFICATIONS permission is appropriate for a chat application, as it allows the app to notify users of new messages on Android 13 and above. This aligns well with the PR's objective of reviewing message handling implementation.
For better backwards compatibility, consider wrapping this permission in a
<uses-permission-sdk-23>tag. This ensures the permission is only requested on devices running Android 6.0 (API level 23) or higher, while still being ignored on versions below Android 13 where it's not needed. Here's an example:<uses-permission-sdk-23 android:name="android.permission.POST_NOTIFICATIONS" />This change is optional but can help avoid any potential issues on older Android versions.
chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ErrorCodes.kt (1)
95-104: LGTM! Consider grouping related error codes.The new error codes
InvalidRequestBodyandInternalErrorare well-defined and consistent with the existing naming convention. Their values don't conflict with existing codes, and the comments are clear and concise.Consider grouping related error codes together for better organization. For example, you could move
BadRequestandInvalidRequestBodynext to each other, as they are both in the 400xx range:/** * The request cannot be understood */ const val BadRequest = 40_000 /** * Invalid request body */ const val InvalidRequestBody = 40_001 // ... (other error codes) /** * Internal error */ const val InternalError = 50_000This grouping would make it easier to locate and manage related error codes in the future.
chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Room.kt (2)
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55-61: LGTM! Consider clarifying the "(CHA-RS2)" reference.The new
statusproperty is well-documented and clearly describes its purpose. Good job on adding this observable for the room status.Consider clarifying the "(CHA-RS2)" reference in the documentation. If it's a specification or requirement identifier, it might be helpful to mention this explicitly for better context.
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110-112: Implement thestatusproperty inDefaultRoom.The
statusproperty is currently not implemented and will throw a runtime exception if accessed.Please implement this property to return a valid
RoomStatusinstance. If the implementation depends on other ongoing work, consider the following options:
- Implement a basic version that returns a default or initial status.
- If the implementation is complex, create a separate task or issue to track this work.
- Add a comment explaining why the implementation is delayed and when it's expected to be completed.
Example of a basic implementation:
override val status: RoomStatus get() = DefaultRoomStatus() // Assuming there's a DefaultRoomStatus classchat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/ChatApiTest.kt (3)
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55-75: Approve: Good test for missing required fields, with a minor typoThis test effectively verifies that
getMessagesthrows anAblyExceptionwhen required fields are missing in the API response. The use of a regex for the exception message is a good approach.There's a small typo in the test method name. Consider changing:
-fun `getMessages should throws AblyException if some required fields are missing`() = runTest { +fun `getMessages should throw AblyException if some required fields are missing`() = runTest {
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106-123: Approve: Good test for missing 'timeserial' field, with suggestions for improvementThis test effectively verifies that
sendMessagethrows anAblyExceptionwhen the 'timeserial' field is missing in the API response.
- There's a grammatical error in the test method name. Consider changing:
-fun `sendMessage should throw exception if 'timeserial' field is not presented`() = runTest { +fun `sendMessage should throw exception if 'timeserial' field is not present`() = runTest {
- Consider verifying the specific exception message to ensure it correctly identifies the missing 'timeserial' field. You could modify the test as follows:
val exception = assertThrows(AblyException::class.java) { runBlocking { chatApi.sendMessage("roomId", SendMessageParams(text = "hello")) } } assertTrue(exception.message!!.contains("timeserial"))This addition would make the test more robust by ensuring the exception is thrown for the right reason.
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124-139: Approve: Effective test for missing 'connections' field, with suggestions for improvementThis test correctly verifies that
getOccupancythrows anAblyExceptionwhen the 'connections' field is missing in the API response.
- There's a grammatical error in the test method name. Consider changing:
-fun `getOccupancy should throw exception if 'connections' field is not presented`() = runTest { +fun `getOccupancy should throw exception if 'connections' field is not present`() = runTest {
- To make the test more robust, consider verifying the specific exception message. You could modify the test as follows:
val exception = assertThrows(AblyException::class.java) { runBlocking { chatApi.getOccupancy("roomId") } } assertTrue(exception.message!!.contains("connections"))This addition would ensure that the exception is thrown for the correct reason, i.e., the missing 'connections' field.
chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Timeserial.kt (1)
48-49: Unnecessary suppression annotationThe
@Suppress("DestructuringDeclarationWithTooManyEntries")annotation at line 48 may be unnecessary, as the destructuring declaration only contains four entries, which is acceptable in Kotlin. Removing unnecessary suppressions improves code clarity.Apply this diff to remove the suppression:
- @Suppress("DestructuringDeclarationWithTooManyEntries")chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ChatApi.kt (2)
55-59: Clarify inline comments like// (CHA-M3b)The inline comments such as
// (CHA-M3b)may not be immediately clear to other developers. Consider replacing them with more descriptive comments or referencing documentation to improve code readability.
70-70: Clarify inline comment// (CHA-M3a)Similar to previous comments, consider providing more context for
// (CHA-M3a)to enhance readability and maintainability.chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/MessagesTest.kt (1)
144-146: Clarification Needed: Usage of@nospecAnnotationThe annotation
@nospecindicates that this test does not map to a specific specification item. Ensure that this is intentional. If the test verifies important functionality, consider adding comments to explain its purpose for future maintainers.chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Messages.kt (1)
237-237: Clarify the comment formessagesChannelNameThe current comment
// (CHA-M1)might not be informative for future maintainers. Consider providing a more descriptive comment explaining the purpose of this variable.For example:
-/** - * (CHA-M1) - * the channel name for the chat messages channel. - */ +/** + * The channel name for the chat messages channel, constructed using the room ID. + */
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- chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ChatApi.kt (5 hunks)
- chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ErrorCodes.kt (1 hunks)
- chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Message.kt (1 hunks)
- chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Messages.kt (7 hunks)
- chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Room.kt (1 hunks)
- chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomOptions.kt (1 hunks)
- chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomStatus.kt (2 hunks)
- chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Timeserial.kt (1 hunks)
- chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Utils.kt (1 hunks)
- chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/ChatApiTest.kt (5 hunks)
- chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/MessagesTest.kt (8 hunks)
- example/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml (1 hunks)
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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomOptions.kt (5)
18-18:⚠️ Potential issueAPI change:
typingproperty is now nullableThe
typingproperty has been changed from a non-nullable type with a default instance to a nullable type with a default value ofnull. This change allows users to explicitly opt-out of typing functionality by not providing a value, which aligns with the comment "To enable typing in the room, set this property."However, this change may break existing code that assumes
typingis always non-null. Ensure that:
- All usages of
typingare updated to handle the nullable case.- Documentation is updated to reflect this change.
- Migration guide is provided for users updating from the previous version.
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24-24:⚠️ Potential issueAPI change:
reactionsproperty is now nullableThe
reactionsproperty has been changed from a non-nullable type with a default instance to a nullable type with a default value ofnull. This change allows users to explicitly opt-out of reactions functionality by not providing a value, which aligns with the comment "To enable reactions in the room, set this property."However, this change may break existing code that assumes
reactionsis always non-null. Ensure that:
- All usages of
reactionsare updated to handle the nullable case.- Documentation is updated to reflect this change.
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30-30:⚠️ Potential issueAPI change:
occupancyproperty is now nullableThe
occupancyproperty has been changed from a non-nullable type with a default instance to a nullable type with a default value ofnull. This change allows users to explicitly opt-out of occupancy functionality by not providing a value, which aligns with the comment "To enable occupancy in the room, set this property."However, this change may break existing code that assumes
occupancyis always non-null. Ensure that:
- All usages of
occupancyare updated to handle the nullable case.- Documentation is updated to reflect this change.
- Migration guide is provided for users updating from the previous version.
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12-30: Major API change: All properties inRoomOptionsare now nullableThe changes to
presence,typing,reactions, andoccupancyproperties represent a significant shift in theRoomOptionsAPI. By making all properties nullable, the API now allows for more flexible configuration of room options, enabling users to explicitly opt-out of specific functionalities.While this change provides greater flexibility, it also introduces potential breaking changes for existing code. To ensure a smooth transition:
- Consider bumping the major version number to indicate a breaking change in the public API.
- Update all documentation to reflect the new nullable nature of these properties.
- Provide a comprehensive migration guide for users updating from the previous version.
- Update any internal code that uses
RoomOptionsto handle the nullable properties.- Consider adding extension functions or helper methods to create
RoomOptionswith default values for easier migration and usage.To mitigate the impact of this change and provide an easier migration path, consider adding a companion object with factory methods:
companion object { fun withAllOptions() = RoomOptions( presence = PresenceOptions(), typing = TypingOptions(), reactions = RoomReactionsOptions, occupancy = OccupancyOptions ) fun withDefaultOptions() = RoomOptions( presence = PresenceOptions(), typing = TypingOptions(), reactions = null, occupancy = null ) }This would allow users to easily create
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12-12:⚠️ Potential issueAPI change:
presenceproperty is now nullableThe
presenceproperty has been changed from a non-nullable type with a default instance to a nullable type with a default value ofnull. This change allows users to explicitly opt-out of presence functionality by not providing a value, which aligns with the comment "To enable presence in the room, set this property."However, this change may break existing code that assumes
presenceis always non-null. Ensure that:
- All usages of
presenceare updated to handle the nullable case.- Documentation is updated to reflect this change.
- Migration guide is provided for users updating from the previous version.
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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Message.kt (3)
71-76: LGTM: Correct implementation ofisBeforecomparison.The
isBeforefunction correctly compares thetimeserialvalues of twoMessageobjects usingTimeserial.parse. This implementation aligns with the specification (CHA-M2a) and provides a clear way to determine if one message precedes another chronologically.
78-82: LGTM: Correct implementation ofisAftercomparison.The
isAfterfunction correctly compares thetimeserialvalues of twoMessageobjects usingTimeserial.parse. This implementation aligns with the specification (CHA-M2b) and provides a clear way to determine if one message follows another chronologically.
71-88: Summary: Solid implementation with room for minor improvements.The added extension functions (
isBefore,isAfter, andisAtTheSameTime) for theMessageclass provide valuable comparison capabilities based on thetimeserialproperty. These functions correctly implement the specified behavior (CHA-M2a, CHA-M2b, CHA-M2c) and enhance the usability of theMessageclass.While the current implementation is correct and functional, consider the suggested refactoring to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability. This change would centralize the
Timeserial.parselogic, making future modifications easier and reducing the risk of inconsistencies.Overall, these additions are a positive enhancement to the codebase, providing clear and useful ways to compare
Messageobjects chronologically.gradle/libs.versions.toml (1)
6-6: LGTM: Ably library version update.The update of the Ably library version from 1.2.41 to 1.2.43 is a good practice to keep the project up-to-date with the latest improvements and bug fixes.
To ensure this update doesn't introduce any unexpected issues, please:
- Test the application thoroughly with this new version.
- Review the Ably changelog for versions 1.2.42 and 1.2.43 to check for any breaking changes or new features that might affect your implementation.
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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Utils.kt (1)
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9-33: Excellent addition of coroutine-friendly channel operationsThe new
attachCoroutineanddetachCoroutineextension functions are well-implemented and provide a clean, coroutine-friendly way to handle channel attachment and detachment. They correctly usesuspendCoroutineand handle both success and error cases appropriately.A few points to note:
- The error handling using
AblyException.fromErrorInfo(reason)is a good practice.- The functions are consistent in their implementation, which is great for maintainability.
Consider adding some brief documentation comments to these functions to explain their purpose and usage, especially for developers who might be less familiar with coroutines.
chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/ChatApiTest.kt (3)
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18-54: LGTM: Robust test for handling unknown fields in getMessagesThis test effectively verifies that the
getMessagesmethod can handle unknown fields in the API response without throwing exceptions. It's a good practice to ensure the robustness of the parsing logic.
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76-105: LGTM: Comprehensive test for handling unknown fields in sendMessageThis test effectively verifies that the
sendMessagemethod can handle unknown fields in the API response without throwing exceptions. It thoroughly checks all fields of the returned Message object, which is a good practice for ensuring data integrity.
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1-139: Overall: Excellent addition of robust test casesThese new test cases significantly enhance the test coverage for the ChatApi class, focusing on important aspects such as:
- Handling of unknown fields in API responses
- Proper error handling for missing required fields
- Validation of data integrity in various scenarios
The tests align well with the PR objective of reviewing the implementation for sending and receiving messages. They ensure that the ChatApi can handle both expected and unexpected scenarios robustly.
A few minor improvements have been suggested, mainly related to grammar in test method names and enhancing exception message verification. Implementing these suggestions will further improve the quality and clarity of the tests.
Great job on improving the test suite!
chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomStatus.kt (4)
10-12: Addition of 'current' property to 'RoomStatus' interface enhances state representationThe introduction of
val current: RoomLifecycleaccurately reflects the current status of the room, improving the clarity and usability of theRoomStatusinterface.
16-18: Optional 'error' property in 'RoomStatus' interface improves error handlingAdding
val error: ErrorInfo?allows for better error reporting by providing context when the room enters a status due to an error, thereby enhancing debugging capabilities.
41-99: Comprehensive 'RoomLifecycle' enum improves lifecycle managementThe definition of the
RoomLifecycleenum with detailed states provides a clear and structured way to manage the room's lifecycle, facilitating better state management within the application.
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102-112: Introduction of 'RoomStatusChange' data class enhances status change trackingThe
RoomStatusChangedata class effectively encapsulates changes in room status by holding thecurrentandpreviousstates along with an optionalerror. This aids in monitoring and responding to status transitions.chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ChatApi.kt (2)
15-15: Declaration ofRESERVED_ABLY_CHAT_KEYAdding the
RESERVED_ABLY_CHAT_KEYconstant enhances maintainability by avoiding hard-coded strings and improves readability.
51-51: Validation before sending messagesThe addition of
validateSendMessageParams(params)ensures that message parameters are validated appropriately, enhancing security and data integrity.chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/MessagesTest.kt (7)
51-53: Documentation Enhancement: Added@spec CHA-M3aReferenceThe addition of
@spec CHA-M3alink enhances the test documentation by clearly associating it with the relevant specification. This improves traceability and understanding of the test's purpose.
87-89: Documentation Enhancement: Added@spec CHA-M4aReferenceIncluding
@spec CHA-M4aprovides a direct reference to the specification, aiding in the maintainability and clarity of the test case.
160-162: Documentation Enhancement: Added@spec CHA-M5aReferenceThe
@spec CHA-M5aannotation strengthens the linkage between the test and its corresponding specification, improving code readability and maintainability.
178-180: Documentation Enhancement: Added@spec CHA-M5cReferenceAdding
@spec CHA-M5cenhances the traceability of this test method to the specific requirement it addresses.
221-237: Test Correctly Verifies Exception for Invalid HeadersThe test
should throw exception if headers contains ably-chat prefixaccurately checks that anAblyExceptionwith error code40_001is thrown when the headers contain a key with theably-chatprefix. This ensures the validation logic prevents prohibited header keys.
239-255: Test Correctly Verifies Exception for Invalid Metadata KeysThe test
should throw exception if metadata contains ably-chat keyproperly asserts that anAblyExceptionwith error code40_001is thrown when the metadata includes theably-chatkey. This safeguards against the use of reserved metadata keys.
257-269: Test Accurately Validates Exception for InvalidendParameterThe test
should throw exception if end is more recent than the subscription point timeserialcorrectly confirms that anAblyExceptionwith error code40_000is thrown when theendtimestamp is more recent than the subscription point's timeserial. This enforces proper usage of time parameters in message retrieval.chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Messages.kt (3)
183-187: Addition ofgetPreviousMessagesmethod toMessagesSubscriptioninterfaceThe new method
getPreviousMessagesenhances the functionality by allowing users to retrieve messages sent before the subscription was established. The method signature is clear, and the use of default parameters makes it user-friendly.
270-272: Verify event subscription and subscription point settingEnsure that the subscription to the
MessageEventType.Createdevent and the call toassociateWithCurrentChannelSerialcorrectly handle the channel state and do not introduce race conditions.Consider verifying that the
messageListeneris properly registered and that thedeferredChannelSerialis set appropriately based on the channel state transitions.
315-319: Consistency in usingrequireChannelSerialandrequireAttachSerialWithin
associateWithCurrentChannelSerial, you userequireChannelSerial()when the channel is attached andrequireAttachSerial()when waiting for the channel to attach. Ensure that both methods return consistent and correct serials needed for your application logic.Consider adding unit tests to verify that the correct serials are retrieved in different channel states.
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| fun Message.isAtTheSameTime(other: Message): Boolean = Timeserial.parse(timeserial) == Timeserial.parse(other.timeserial) |
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LGTM: Correct implementation of isAtTheSameTime comparison.
The isAtTheSameTime function correctly compares the timeserial values of two Message objects for equality using Timeserial.parse. This implementation aligns with the specification (CHA-M2c) and provides a clear way to determine if two messages occurred at the same time.
Suggestion: Consider refactoring to reduce code duplication.
While the current implementation is correct, there's an opportunity to reduce code duplication across the three comparison functions. Consider introducing a private comparison function that all three public functions can use:
private fun compareTimeserial(other: Message): Int =
Timeserial.parse(timeserial).compareTo(Timeserial.parse(other.timeserial))
fun Message.isBefore(other: Message): Boolean = compareTimeserial(other) < 0
fun Message.isAfter(other: Message): Boolean = compareTimeserial(other) > 0
fun Message.isAtTheSameTime(other: Message): Boolean = compareTimeserial(other) == 0This refactoring would centralize the parsing logic, making the code more maintainable and less prone to inconsistencies if changes are needed in the future.
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Simplify compareTo method using compareValuesBy
The current implementation of the compareTo method performs multiple sequential comparisons, which can be simplified for readability. Kotlin provides the compareValuesBy function to streamline this process.
Apply this refactored implementation:
override fun compareTo(other: Timeserial): Int = compareValuesBy(
this, other,
Timeserial::timestamp,
Timeserial::counter,
Timeserial::seriesId,
{ it.index } // Handles nulls appropriately
)Note: compareValuesBy considers null less than any non-null value. Ensure this behavior aligns with the intended ordering for Timeserial instances in your application.
Potential issue with index comparison in compareTo method
In the compareTo method, when comparing the index property (line 44), if one index is null and the other is not, the method returns 0, treating them as equal. This could lead to incorrect ordering of Timeserial instances where index values differ in nullability. Consider defining a clear ordering between null and non-null index values, such as treating null as less than any non-null value.
Apply this diff to adjust the comparison logic:
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index != null && other.index != null ->
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| override fun compareTo(other: Timeserial): Int { | |
| val timestampDiff = timestamp.compareTo(other.timestamp) | |
| if (timestampDiff != 0) return timestampDiff | |
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| val counterDiff = counter.compareTo(other.counter) | |
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| override fun compareTo(other: Timeserial): Int { | |
| val timestampDiff = timestamp.compareTo(other.timestamp) | |
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# Expected result: Lines importing HttpStatusCodes and ErrorCodes
rg --type kotlin '^import .*HttpStatusCodes$|^import .*ErrorCodes$' chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Timeserial.kt
Length of output: 124
| ?: throw AblyException.fromErrorInfo( | ||
| ErrorInfo("invalid timeserial", HttpStatusCodes.InternalServerError, ErrorCodes.InternalError), | ||
| ) |
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Consider using a more appropriate HTTP status code
When throwing an AblyException due to an invalid timeserial (lines 51-53), the code uses HttpStatusCodes.InternalServerError. Since the error results from invalid client input, it might be more appropriate to use HttpStatusCodes.BadRequest to indicate a client-side error.
Apply this diff to update the status code:
throw AblyException.fromErrorInfo(
ErrorInfo(
"invalid timeserial",
- HttpStatusCodes.InternalServerError, ErrorCodes.InternalError
+ HttpStatusCodes.BadRequest, ErrorCodes.InvalidRequest
),
)Ensure that HttpStatusCodes.BadRequest and ErrorCodes.InvalidRequest are properly defined or imported.
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| ?: throw AblyException.fromErrorInfo( | |
| ErrorInfo("invalid timeserial", HttpStatusCodes.InternalServerError, ErrorCodes.InternalError), | |
| ) | |
| ?: throw AblyException.fromErrorInfo( | |
| ErrorInfo( | |
| "invalid timeserial", | |
| HttpStatusCodes.BadRequest, ErrorCodes.InvalidRequest | |
| ), | |
| ) |
| @@ -173,6 +187,7 @@ class MessagesTest { | |||
| assertEquals("channel-serial-1", subscription1.fromSerialProvider().await()) | |||
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| messages.channel.properties.channelSerial = "channel-serial-2" | |||
| messages.channel.properties.attachSerial = "attach-serial-2" | |||
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Direct Manipulation of Internal Properties
Setting messages.channel.properties.attachSerial directly accesses internal properties, which may lead to brittle tests if the internal implementation changes. Consider using public methods or mock the necessary behavior to simulate the reattachment event.
| private val Channel.channelMulticaster: ChannelBase.MessageListener | ||
| get() { | ||
| val field: Field = (ChannelBase::class.java).getDeclaredField("eventListeners") | ||
| field.isAccessible = true | ||
| val eventListeners = field.get(this) as HashMap<*, *> | ||
| return eventListeners["message.created"] as ChannelBase.MessageListener | ||
| } | ||
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Avoid Using Reflection to Access Private Fields
The extension property channelMulticaster uses reflection to access the private field eventListeners within ChannelBase. This approach can break encapsulation and may lead to fragile code that is sensitive to internal changes of the Ably SDK.
Consider the following refactor suggestions:
- Solution 1: Utilize public APIs or callbacks provided by the SDK to access necessary functionality without reflection.
- Solution 2: If the SDK does not expose the required functionality, consider contributing to the SDK to add the necessary public methods or using dependency injection to provide a mock or spy version for testing purposes.
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| // (CHA-M5j) | ||
| if (end != null && end > Timeserial.parse(fromSerial).timestamp) { | ||
| throw AblyException.fromErrorInfo( | ||
| ErrorInfo( | ||
| "The `end` parameter is specified and is more recent than the subscription point timeserial", | ||
| HttpStatusCodes.BadRequest, | ||
| ErrorCodes.BadRequest, | ||
| ), | ||
| ) | ||
| } | ||
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Handle potential parsing errors in getPreviousMessages
In the getPreviousMessages method, consider handling potential exceptions that may arise from Timeserial.parse(fromSerial). If fromSerial is not in the expected format, parse might throw an exception, which could cause the application to crash.
You can wrap the parsing in a try-catch block to handle possible exceptions:
val fromSerialTimestamp = try {
Timeserial.parse(fromSerial).timestamp
} catch (e: Exception) {
throw AblyException.fromErrorInfo(
ErrorInfo(
"Invalid fromSerial format",
HttpStatusCodes.BadRequest,
ErrorCodes.BadRequest,
),
e
)
}| private fun requireAttachSerial(): String { | ||
| return channel.properties.attachSerial | ||
| ?: throw AblyException.fromErrorInfo( | ||
| ErrorInfo("Channel has been attached, but attachSerial is not defined", HttpStatusCodes.BadRequest, ErrorCodes.BadRequest), | ||
| ) | ||
| } | ||
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Handle potential null attachSerial in requireAttachSerial
The requireAttachSerial method assumes that channel.properties.attachSerial is not null after the channel is attached. However, there might be scenarios where attachSerial is still null due to network delays or other issues.
Consider adding a retry mechanism or a timeout to handle cases where attachSerial is not immediately available.
| /** | ||
| * (CHA-M5c), (CHA-M5d) | ||
| */ | ||
| private fun updateChannelSerialsAfterDiscontinuity() { | ||
| val deferredChannelSerial = DeferredValue<String>() | ||
| associateWithCurrentChannelSerial(deferredChannelSerial) | ||
| deferredChannelSerial.completeWith(requireAttachSerial()) |
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Ensure thread safety in updateChannelSerialsAfterDiscontinuity
In updateChannelSerialsAfterDiscontinuity, you're updating the listeners map within a synchronized block. Ensure that all access to listeners is properly synchronized to prevent concurrent modification exceptions.
Also, handle possible exceptions from requireAttachSerial() to prevent the method from failing silently.
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