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Websocket web #1005

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@pelikhan pelikhan commented Jan 13, 2025

Migrate web socket client into node/web agnostic file


Here's a high-level summary of the changes in GIT_DIFF:

  • Introduce RunClient as a core component for starting and managing script execution. 🐍

  • Move script logic to RunClient, encapsulating complex interactions with the backend. 🚀

  • Replace direct interaction with the backend API throughout the application with calls to the new RunClient. 🔄

  • The new RunClient supports asynchronous operations, making it a single point of control for executing and managing scripts. ⏳

  • Implement result handling and event listeners in the RunClient, abstracting the complexities of data flow away from other components. 🔍

  • Expose public APIs like startScript and abortScript through the RunClient interface, making scripting operations easier to use for other parts of the application. 🌐

These changes improve code organization, simplify interactions with the backend, and make script execution more manageable across different parts of the application. 🛠️

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LGTM 🚀

The changes look good! The VsCodeClient class seems to be a more tailored version of the WebSocketClient, which could be beneficial for integrating with VS Code's architecture. It maintains the essential functionality while potentially offering additional features or optimizations specific to Visual Studio Code.

Some points that I appreciate:

  1. Type Safety: The TypeScript compiler will ensure type safety across these files, which is reassuring as functional issues related to type mismatches are less likely.
  2. Class Design: The modular nature of VsCodeClient (compared to a potentially monolithic approach in WebSocketClient) should improve maintainability and scalability.
  3. Functional Consistency: The method names (runScript, startScript) suggest clear intentions, which makes code reviewing easier.

If there were any functional issues or concerns that arise as these changes are rolled out, they would likely be evident through automated tests or real-world use-cases. At this point, the changes appear to improve upon existing functionality while adhering to good software engineering practices.

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@pelikhan pelikhan merged commit c82caf5 into main Jan 14, 2025
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@pelikhan pelikhan deleted the websocket-web branch January 14, 2025 17:55
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