feat: improve lint and fix minor bugs with the new lint configuration #210
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WalkthroughThe recent updates aim to enhance code readability, maintainability, and organization across various files. Changes include adjusting ESLint rules for improved code quality checks, restructuring imports for better organization, refining function and method signatures, adding new functionalities, and enhancing error handling and logging to elevate software quality and developer experience. Changes
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utils/generate_icons.rs (2)
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Codebase VerificationThe additional context provided from the script output shows the usage of the
resize_and_savefunction within thegenerate_png_iconsfunction. The calls toresize_and_saveare wrapped in Rust's error propagation operator?, which suggests that errors are being handled by propagating them up the call stack. This is a common pattern in Rust for error handling, allowing the caller of the function to handle the error.However, there is no explicit logging around these calls in the provided snippets. This means that while errors are being handled, they are not being logged at this level of the code. Depending on the broader application architecture, this might be acceptable, or it might be a point for improvement if logging is critical for maintaining the application.
Given this analysis, the review comment suggesting the addition of error handling or logging is partially correct. Error handling is present, but logging is not.
Final Response:
The
resize_and_savefunction calls withingenerate_png_iconsdo use Rust's error propagation mechanism, which is a form of error handling. However, there is no logging mechanism directly around these calls. Depending on the application's requirements for error logging, you might consider adding logging at this point to capture any issues during the resizing and saving process more visibly.
- Consider adding logging if detailed tracking of operations or errors is necessary for the application.
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57-79: The functiongenerate_png_iconsis well-structured and handles the generation of PNG icons for different sizes. However, consider adding error handling or logging for theresize_and_savefunction calls to ensure any issues during the resizing and saving process are captured.Scripts Executed
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82-126: The functiongenerate_icnseffectively generates ICNS files and handles potential errors from theiconutilcommand. The cleanup of the directory usingfs::remove_dir_allis a good practice to prevent leftover files in case of errors. However, ensure that the directory removal is also attempted in scenarios where no errors occur to avoid unnecessary accumulation of files.- fs::remove_dir_all(&icns_path)?; + let cleanup_result = fs::remove_dir_all(&icns_path); + if let Err(e) = cleanup_result { + error!("Failed to clean up directory: {}", e); + }kftray-server/src/udp_over_tcp_proxy.rs (1)
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81-111: The functionhandle_udp_to_tcphandles data transfer from a UDP socket to a TCP stream. The detailed logging and error handling are well-implemented. However, consider adding a timeout for theudp_socket.recvoperation to prevent the function from blocking indefinitely if the UDP socket stops receiving data.+ let recv_timeout = Duration::from_secs(10); + udp_socket.set_read_timeout(Some(recv_timeout))?;src/components/SyncConfigsButton/index.tsx (1)
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19-117: TheSyncConfigsButtoncomponent is well-structured, with clear separation of concerns and effective use of React hooks for state management. The use ofuseEffectfor polling configurations and handling initial configuration loading is appropriate. However, consider adding error handling for the JSON parsing operation inside theuseEffecthooks to catch potential exceptions from malformed JSON data.+ try { + const credentials = JSON.parse(credentialsString); + } catch (e) { + console.error('Failed to parse credentials:', e); + return; + }utils/bump_version.rs (1)
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20-53: Themainfunction effectively handles command-line arguments and directs the flow based on the specified version bump type (patch, minor, major). The error handling for incorrect arguments and the use of exit codes are well-implemented. However, consider adding a more descriptive error message when the number of arguments is incorrect, to guide the user on how to use the utility correctly.- error!("Incorrect number of arguments."); + error!("Incorrect number of arguments. {}", USAGE);src-tauri/src/kubeforward/proxy.rs (2)
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61-169: Thedeploy_and_forward_podfunction is comprehensive, handling the deployment and forwarding of pods based on the provided configurations. The use of detailed logging and structured error handling enhances the robustness of the function. However, consider adding a timeout for theawait_conditioncall to prevent indefinite waiting if the pod does not reach the running state.+ let timeout_duration = Duration::from_secs(30); + let condition_future = kube_runtime::wait::await_condition( + pods.clone(), + &hashed_name.clone(), + conditions::is_pod_running(), + ); + let timeout_future = tokio::time::sleep(timeout_duration); + tokio::select! { + _ = condition_future => {}, + _ = timeout_future => { + return Err("Timeout waiting for pod to run".to_string()); + } + }
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186-259: Thestop_proxy_forwardfunction effectively stops the proxy forward for a specific service by deleting the corresponding pod and stopping the port forwarding. The structured approach and comprehensive logging provide good visibility into the operation. However, consider handling the scenario where multiple pods match the prefix but are not related to the current service, to prevent stopping unrelated services.+ if pod_name.starts_with(&pod_prefix) && pod_name.contains(&service_name) {kftray-server/src/http_proxy.rs (3)
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35-82: Thehandle_clientfunction effectively manages the bidirectional data flow between the client and the server. The use oftokio::select!to handle either stream independently is a good practice. However, consider adding error handling for thewrite_stream.shutdown().awaitcall to ensure that any issues during stream shutdown are captured.- write_stream.shutdown().await?; + if let Err(e) = write_stream.shutdown().await { + error!("Failed to shutdown write stream: {}", e); + return Err(e); + }
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87-111: Theretryable_writefunction implements retry logic for writing to a stream, which is crucial for maintaining data integrity in case of transient network issues. The detailed logging of retry attempts is beneficial. However, consider adding a maximum timeout for the total retry duration to prevent the function from retrying indefinitely.+ let start_time = Instant::now(); + let max_duration = Duration::from_secs(15);
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119-164: Thestart_http_proxyfunction sets up the HTTP proxy server, handling incoming connections and spawning tasks for handling client requests. The structured logging and error handling provide good visibility into the operation. However, consider handling the scenario whereTcpStream::connectfails repeatedly, which could lead to resource exhaustion.+ if let Err(e) = TcpStream::connect(format!("{}:{}", target_host, target_port)).await { + error!("Repeated failures to connect to server: {}", e); + return Err(e); + }src/components/PortForwardRow/index.tsx (2)
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76-100: ThestartPortForwardingfunction handles the initiation of port forwarding based on the configuration type. The error handling and user feedback through a toast notification are well-implemented. However, consider disabling the button during the operation to prevent multiple submissions which could lead to inconsistent states.- <Button onClick={handleSyncConfigs} isDisabled={!credentialsSaved || isLoading}> + <Button onClick={handleSyncConfigs} isDisabled={!credentialsSaved || isLoading || isSubmitting}>
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129-159: ThestopPortForwardingfunction handles the termination of port forwarding. The structured approach and error handling ensure that any issues are promptly reported. However, consider adding a confirmation dialog before stopping the port forwarding to prevent accidental terminations.+ if (!confirm("Are you sure you want to stop port forwarding?")) { + return; + }src-tauri/src/config.rs (2)
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117-135: Refactor repeated code for database connection and table creation into a separate function.+ fn get_db_connection() -> Result<Connection, String> { + let home_dir = dirs::home_dir().ok_or("Unable to determine home directory")?; + let db_dir = format!("{}/.kftray/configs.db", home_dir.to_string_lossy()); + Connection::open(db_dir).map_err(|e| e.to_string()) + } + + fn ensure_table_exists(conn: &Connection) -> Result<(), String> { + conn.execute( + "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS configs ( + id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, + data TEXT NOT NULL + )", + params![], + ) + .map_err(|e| e.to_string()) + } - let home_dir = dirs::home_dir().unwrap(); - let db_dir = home_dir.to_str().unwrap().to_string() + "/.kftray/configs.db"; - let conn = Connection::open(db_dir).map_err(|e| e.to_string())?; - conn.execute( - "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS configs ( - id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, - data TEXT NOT NULL - )", - params![], - ) - .map_err(|e| e.to_string())?;
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145-172: Optimize theread_configsfunction by reducing the number of database connections.- let home_dir = dirs::home_dir().unwrap(); - let db_dir = home_dir.to_str().unwrap().to_string() + "/.kftray/configs.db"; - let conn = Connection::open(db_dir)?; + let conn = get_db_connection()?;
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src-tauri/src/tray.rs (1)
1-13: The changes increate_tray_menufunction enhance readability and maintainability. Good use ofCustomMenuItemandSystemTrayMenu.src-tauri/src/kubeforward/pod_selection.rs (1)
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1-27: The implementation ofPodSelectionforAnyReadyand theis_pod_readyfunction are well-implemented, enhancing error handling and code clarity.src-tauri/src/remote_config.rs (1)
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1-54: The functionsclear_existing_configsandbuild_github_api_urlare well-implemented, improving maintainability and robustness of configuration management.src-tauri/src/models/config.rs (1)
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1-34: TheConfigstruct and itsDefaultimplementation are well-defined, enhancing clarity and maintainability of configuration settings.src-tauri/src/kubeforward/mod.rs (1)
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1-95: The implementations in this file enhance modularity and functionality, particularly with the flexible handling of ports and namespaces.src-tauri/src/models/response.rs (1)
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1-101: TheCustomResponsestruct andCustomResponseBuilderare well-implemented, using the builder pattern effectively to enhance maintainability and robustness.src/components/PortForwardSearchTable/index.tsx (1)
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1-90: ThePortForwardSearchTablecomponent is well-implemented, with enhancements in handling selection changes and updating selection states, improving functionality and user interaction..eslintrc.cjs (1)
1-111: The ESLint configuration settings are well-organized and tailored to the project's needs, enhancing linting capabilities and code quality.utils/generate_icons.rs (4)
14-19: Imports from theimagelibrary are well-organized and relevant to the operations performed in this file.
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27-33: The custom error enumCustomErroris well-defined, covering potential errors from image processing, I/O operations, and external command failures. This is a good practice as it encapsulates all possible error types in one place, making error handling more manageable.
45-51: Themainfunction is concise and clear, effectively orchestrating the icon generation process and handling errors appropriately.
134-154: The functiongenerate_icois well-implemented, handling the generation of ICO files. The use ofBufWriterfor file writing is a good practice for performance optimization. However, consider adding error handling for theico::IconDir::writemethod to ensure that any issues during the file writing process are captured.src/components/SyncConfigsButton/index.tsx (2)
4-4: The import ofBox, Button, HStack, Spinner, Text, Tooltipfrom@chakra-ui/reactis correctly done and relevant to the component's UI requirements.
171-186: The button's disabled state is correctly managed based oncredentialsSavedandisLoadingstates, ensuring that the user cannot initiate a new sync process while one is already in progress. The visual feedback usingSpinnerandTextcomponents during the loading state enhances the user experience.utils/bump_version.rs (1)
11-14: The use of thelogcrate for logging information and errors is appropriate and enhances the traceability of the version bumping process.kftray-server/src/http_proxy.rs (1)
9-13: The use of thelogcrate for logging various levels of messages (error, info, warn) is appropriate and enhances the traceability of the HTTP proxy operations.src-tauri/src/config.rs (2)
72-90: Consider using a transaction to batch delete operations for efficiency.
185-187: Ensure proper error handling for potential failures inHostsBuilder::new.Verification successful
The search results indicate multiple usages of
HostsBuilder::newacross different files in thesrc-tauridirectory, particularly withinconfig.rsandport_forward.rs. However, the output does not provide information about how these instances handle potential errors. To verify proper error handling, we need to inspect the surrounding code for each instance to determine if there are any mechanisms like error checks or exception handling patterns following theHostsBuilder::newcalls.Given the current information, we need to further investigate the context in which
HostsBuilder::newis used to ensure that errors are appropriately handled.
The provided script outputs show that
HostsBuilder::newis used in multiple places within thesrc-tauri/src/config.rsandsrc-tauri/src/kubeforward/port_forward.rsfiles. From the context provided, it appears that whileHostsBuilder::newitself does not directly handle errors, the subsequent operations on thehosts_builderobject, particularly thewrite()method, are wrapped in error handling constructs. These constructs log errors and, in some cases, propagate them using Rust's error handling mechanisms (map_errand?).Here are the key observations from the script outputs:
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config.rs, thewrite()method call onhosts_builderis followed by error handling that logs and propagates the error.- In
port_forward.rs, similar patterns are observed where errors from thewrite()method are logged, and in some cases, the errors are propagated further.These findings suggest that while
HostsBuilder::newdoes not include error handling within its immediate scope, the critical operations that could fail (like writing to a file) are adequately handled. This approach is typical in Rust, where constructors often do not result in errors directly but set up objects for subsequent operations which might fail and are where error handling is crucial.Based on this analysis, the initial review comment concerning the need for error handling around
HostsBuilder::newseems to be addressed adequately in the broader context of the operations performed on thehosts_builderinstances.Conclusion:
The error handling for operations involvingHostsBuilder::newis implemented appropriately in the subsequent steps, particularly around file operations which are critical and error-prone. Therefore, the initial concern in the review comment has been addressed in the actual usage of the method.Scripts Executed
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423-426: EnsureisSelectedis defined or passed correctly tohandleSelectionChange.Verification successful
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isSelectedparameter is indeed defined and correctly passed to thehandleSelectionChangefunction within thePortForwardTablecomponent. The function signature and its usage in the component both include theisSelectedparameter, ensuring that it is handled as expected.
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handleSelectionChangeis defined with two parameters:configandisSelected.- It is used in the component with both parameters provided, aligning with its definition.
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452-452: Ensure proper handling of context index in mapping function.Verification successful
The review comment asked to ensure proper handling of the context index in the mapping function. The script output confirms that the context index is present in the function signature as
_contextIndex, which is a common notation for unused variables in many programming languages, including TypeScript. This suggests that the current implementation is correct, and the context index is acknowledged but not actively used, which aligns with typical programming practices.
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360-360: Ensure error handling is robust for asynchronous operations instart_port_udp_forward.Verification successful
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start_port_udp_forwardis defined insrc-tauri/src/kubeforward/port_forward.rsand is used insrc-tauri/src/kubeforward/proxy.rs. The function signature shows that it returns aResulttype, which is typically used in Rust for error handling. This suggests that the function is designed to handle errors by returning them in a controlled manner.However, to fully verify the robustness of the error handling within the
start_port_udp_forwardfunction, we need to examine the implementation details of this function. Specifically, we should look for how errors are caught, handled, and propagated within the function.To proceed, I will generate a script to extract the complete implementation of the
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The provided script output shows the beginning of the
start_port_udp_forwardfunction implementation but does not include the complete function, particularly the parts where error handling would typically occur (e.g., within the loop or at the end of the function). From the visible part, we can observe that the function prepares for UDP port forwarding by setting up necessary configurations and logging information, but the critical sections that handle errors (like catching exceptions or errors during the forwarding process) are not shown.To fully assess the robustness of error handling within the
start_port_udp_forwardfunction, we need to see the entire function, especially the sections that deal with potential failures in the operations being performed. Therefore, I will generate another script to retrieve more context around this function, focusing on capturing the complete implementation including how errors are handled.
The extended output from the script provides a more comprehensive view of the
start_port_udp_forwardfunction. The function is designed to handle errors robustly in several ways:
Logging and Error Propagation: The function logs detailed information about the operations it performs, such as setting up port forwarding. When errors occur, they are logged with a detailed message, and the error is converted to a string and propagated up the call stack using Rust's
Resulttype.Error Handling in Asynchronous Operations: The function uses
.awaitwithmap_errto handle potential errors from asynchronous operations. This is evident in the creation of thePortForwardobject and the subsequent UDP port forwarding setup. If an error occurs during these operations, it is logged and then converted to a string, which is a common pattern for error handling in Rust that allows for the error to be handled by the caller of the function.Use of
ResultType for Return Value: The function returns aResult<Vec<CustomResponse>, String>, which is a typical way to handle errors in Rust. This allows the function to either return a successful result (a vector ofCustomResponseobjects) or an error represented as a string.From this analysis, it is clear that the function
start_port_udp_forwardincorporates robust error handling mechanisms. Errors are not only caught and logged but also properly propagated to the caller, allowing for further handling or user notification as necessary.Given this detailed review of the function's implementation, we can conclude that the error handling within
start_port_udp_forwardis indeed robust, aligning with best practices in Rust for asynchronous error handling.Scripts Executed
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49-49: The state variableisRunningis set but never actually used to influence or control the UI or logic.- const [isRunning, setIsRunning] = useState(false) + const [isRunning, setIsRunning] = useState(config.isRunning)This change ensures that the
isRunningstate reflects the actual running state of the configuration, which can be used to control UI components or logic conditions effectively.
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.github/workflows/ci.yaml (7)
25-25: Updatedactions/checkoutto v4. This is a standard practice to keep dependencies updated.
28-28: Specifiedpnpmversion inpnpm/action-setupto ensure consistent builds.
33-33: Updatedactions/setup-nodeto use a specific Node.js version and enabled caching. This helps in achieving more reliable and faster builds.
49-49: Updatedactions/checkoutto v4 in therust-formatjob. Keeping actions updated is good practice.
55-55: Usingdtolnay/rust-toolchainto install Rust stable ensures the use of a consistent compiler version across builds.
65-65: Updatedactions/checkoutto v4 in therust-lintjob. Consistency in action versions across jobs is beneficial.
79-79: Configuredpnpm/action-setupto not run install, which can save time and resources during the build..github/workflows/main.yml (4)
31-31: Usingdtolnay/rust-toolchainto install Rust stable ensures consistent and stable builds for the release.
52-52: Updatedactions/setup-nodeto use a specific Node.js version. This helps in achieving more reliable and faster builds.
57-57: Specifiedpnpmversion inpnpm/action-setupto ensure consistent builds.
31-31: Usingdtolnay/rust-toolchainto install Rust stable ensures consistent and stable builds for the release.
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…#210) * feat: improve code format and lint * feat: improve lint and fix minor bugs with the new lint configuration * fix: fix lint * fix: fix lint * feat: update github actions * feat: update github actions * feat: update github actions * feat: update github actions * feat: update github actions
feat: improve lint and fix minor bugs with the new lint configuration