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  • Refactor
    • Streamlined our request protection mechanism by centralizing backend configuration, ensuring the same reliable rate limiting with improved maintainability.
    • Simplified the implementation of Redis mock functionality by replacing the previous custom solution with a dedicated RedisMock class.
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    • Introduced a new simulation module to support more robust testing and development, enhancing overall service reliability.

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This update refactors the Redis integration within the service. The direct initialization of the Redis client in the rate limiting middleware has been removed, and it now imports a pre-initialized redis instance. In parallel, a custom in-memory mock implementation has been replaced by an external RedisMock class imported in the storage file. Additionally, a new file containing comprehensive mock implementations—RedisMock and its pipeline counterpart—has been introduced to simulate Redis operations for development and testing.

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File(s) Change Summary
packages/.../middleware/protection.ts
packages/.../storage.ts
Removed inline Redis client initialization and custom in-memory mock. Now relying on an imported pre-initialized redis instance in the middleware, and the storage file instantiates an external RedisMock instead of managing in-memory logic.
packages/.../redis-mock.ts New file added. Provides a complete mock implementation of Redis through the RedisMock class and a supporting RedisMockPipeline class, including common Redis methods (get, set, del, list operations, incr, expire, ttl, ping, and pipeline batching).

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Middleware
    participant Redis
    Client->>Middleware: Sends request
    Middleware->>Redis: Check rate limit via imported instance
    Redis-->>Middleware: Return rate limit status
    Middleware->>Client: Respond with rate limit outcome
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  • Fixes redis mock #39: The changes in the main PR and the retrieved PR are related as both involve modifications to the Redis client implementation, specifically the transition to using the RedisMock class for mocking Redis operations, which directly impacts the same functionality in the protection.ts file.

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packages/rss/service/src/redis-mock.ts (3)

15-254: Good implementation: Comprehensive Redis mock.

The RedisMock class provides a thorough implementation of all Redis methods needed by the service, with detailed logging for debugging. The implementation is well-structured and follows good object-oriented design principles.

However, there's a small optimization opportunity in the getStorageState method:

acc[key] =
-  typeof inMemoryStorage[key] === "string"
-    ? inMemoryStorage[key]
-    : inMemoryStorage[key];
+  inMemoryStorage[key];

The conditional expression always returns the same value regardless of the type, so it can be simplified.


187-196: Beware of potential memory leaks in expire implementation.

The expire method uses setTimeout to automatically delete keys after a specified time. While this works for a mock implementation, be aware that in a long-running process with many keys, this could potentially lead to many timers being created.

Consider adding a method to clear all timeouts when needed, especially for testing scenarios where you might want to reset the state.


8-9: Consider adding a reset method for testing.

Since inMemoryStorage is a singleton shared across all instances of RedisMock, it would be helpful to add a static reset() method that clears all data. This would be useful for ensuring tests don't affect each other when they share the same mock.

/**
 * Reset all in-memory storage (for testing)
 */
static reset(): void {
  for (const key in inMemoryStorage) {
    delete inMemoryStorage[key];
  }
  console.log('[MOCK REDIS] Storage reset');
}
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packages/rss/service/src/middleware/protection.ts (2)

2-2: Good refactoring: Redis client abstraction.

This change improves the code by decoupling the rate limiting middleware from Redis client initialization logic. Importing a pre-initialized redis instance from storage.js follows the separation of concerns principle and makes the middleware more testable.


53-56: LGTM: Proper pipeline usage for batched operations.

The Redis pipeline implementation is correctly used here to batch commands for better performance, reducing network roundtrips to Redis.

packages/rss/service/src/storage.ts (1)

22-24: Good implementation: Improved Redis mock abstraction.

Replacing the custom in-memory Redis mock with an external RedisMock class improves code organization and maintainability. This approach centralizes the mock implementation and makes it reusable across the codebase.

packages/rss/service/src/redis-mock.ts (3)

1-9: Well-structured module with clear documentation.

The module has excellent documentation explaining its purpose and implementation details, which makes it easier for other developers to understand and use.


229-232: Good pattern: Factory method for pipeline.

The pipeline method correctly creates and returns a new instance of RedisMockPipeline, following the same pattern as real Redis clients.


260-314: Good implementation: Redis pipeline mock.

The RedisMockPipeline class correctly implements the chain-able API pattern used by Redis pipelines, storing commands for later execution. The implementation handles errors gracefully by catching them and continuing execution.

Note that this behavior differs slightly from a real Redis pipeline where an error might cause the entire pipeline to fail. However, this approach is appropriate for a mock implementation in a testing environment.

@elliotBraem elliotBraem merged commit 2a26a9e into main Apr 12, 2025
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elliotBraem added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 24, 2025
* fix redis mock

* simplify
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