refactor: small updates for some services - #52
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.gitignore(1 hunks)app/Contracts/BaseCommand.php(4 hunks)app/Services/EnvService.php(1 hunks)app/Services/IOService.php(1 hunks)app/Services/InventoryService.php(1 hunks)
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**/*.php
📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.cursor/rules/00-main.mdc)
**/*.php: Eliminate single-use methods: inline if a method is called only once
Cache computed values: initialize expensive calculations in the constructor
Avoid method call overhead: prefer direct property access when appropriate
**/*.php: Adhere to PSR-12, enable strict_types, and leverage PHP 8.x features (union types, match, attributes, readonly)
Use explicit return types, including generic-like annotations where applicable (e.g., Collection<int, User>)
Prefer Symfony components (e.g., Filesystem, Process) over native PHP functions for testability
Always import classes via use statements; only use root FQDNs for core exceptions (e.g., \InvalidArgumentException, \RuntimeException). Do not use inline FQDNs for non-root namespaces
Create objects via $container->build(ClassName::class) everywhere except DTOs, value objects, and pure data structures
Use minimalist DocBlocks documenting description, parameters, and return types for classes and functions
Follow the specified comment structure with section headers/subheaders and spacing; remove obsolete comments with removed code
Files:
app/Services/IOService.phpapp/Services/EnvService.phpapp/Contracts/BaseCommand.phpapp/Services/InventoryService.php
**/*Service.php
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**/*Service.php: Services must perform no console I/O and should accept/return plain PHP types
Services are dependency-injected via constructor and encapsulate business logic, external APIs, and file operations
Stateful services should use lazy loading and explicit initialization methods (e.g., load(), initialize()) and document requirements
Files:
app/Services/IOService.phpapp/Services/EnvService.phpapp/Services/InventoryService.php
**/*{Command,Service}.php
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All dependencies should be expressed in constructor signatures; avoid circular dependencies
Files:
app/Services/IOService.phpapp/Services/EnvService.phpapp/Contracts/BaseCommand.phpapp/Services/InventoryService.php
**/*Command.php
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**/*Command.php: Commands handle user interaction (I/O), orchestration, styling, error formatting, and prompts using SymfonyStyle
Commands must not contain business logic; delegate to Services
Commands must not invoke other commands (no proxy commands)
Files:
app/Contracts/BaseCommand.php
**/BaseCommand.php
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**/BaseCommand.php: If an IO helper is missing, add it to BaseCommand with modern styling instead of using Symfony IO directly.
BaseCommand handles shared initialization/configuration/orchestration only; do not implement individual I/O operations here.
Files:
app/Contracts/BaseCommand.php
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app/Contracts/BaseCommand.php (2)
app/Services/DigitalOceanService.php (1)
DigitalOceanService(17-148)app/Services/FilesystemService.php (1)
FilesystemService(27-106)
app/Services/InventoryService.php (1)
app/Services/FilesystemService.php (1)
getCwd(75-83)
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.gitignore (1)
13-13: LGTM! Consistent rename across the codebase.The rename from
inventory.ymltodeployer.ymlaligns with the changes in InventoryService and BaseCommand.app/Services/InventoryService.php (1)
222-222: LGTM! Default path updated consistently.The change from
inventory.ymltodeployer.ymlis consistent with the .gitignore update and the BaseCommand option description.app/Contracts/BaseCommand.php (1)
83-83: LGTM! Option description updated consistently.The description now references
deployer.yml, aligning with the inventory path changes in InventoryService and .gitignore.app/Services/IOService.php (1)
443-446: LGTM! Test-mode bypass prevents terminal conflicts.The conditional logic correctly detects test environments (PHPUnit/Pest) and bypasses the spinner to avoid terminal rendering issues during parallel test execution, while preserving the callback's return value.
app/Services/EnvService.php (1)
56-56: Exception type change is safe and semantically correct.The change from
RuntimeExceptiontoInvalidArgumentExceptionat line 56 is verified as safe. All sixRuntimeExceptioncatches in the codebase are unrelated toEnvService::get()(they handle dependency injection failures, repository operations, and server selection logic). No callers specifically catch exceptions fromEnvService::get(), and the only call found usesrequired=falseand doesn't trigger the exception. The new exception type accurately represents invalid configuration rather than runtime failure.
| use Bigpixelrocket\DeployerPHP\Container; | ||
| use Bigpixelrocket\DeployerPHP\Repositories\ServerRepository; | ||
| use Bigpixelrocket\DeployerPHP\Repositories\SiteRepository; | ||
| use Bigpixelrocket\DeployerPHP\Services\DigitalOceanService; |
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Verify that these services are commonly needed across commands.
FilesystemService and DigitalOceanService are injected into BaseCommand but not used within it. While this is acceptable if most command subclasses need these services, injecting dependencies that are only used by a few commands can increase coupling and make testing more complex.
Run the following script to verify how many command subclasses actually use these services:
Also applies to: 12-12, 44-44, 54-56
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check usage of FilesystemService and DigitalOceanService in command subclasses
echo "=== Commands extending BaseCommand ==="
ast-grep --pattern 'class $_ extends BaseCommand { $$$ }'
echo -e "\n=== Usage of \$this->fs in commands ==="
rg -n --type=php -C2 '\$this->fs' -g '*Command.php' -g '!BaseCommand.php'
echo -e "\n=== Usage of \$this->digitalOcean in commands ==="
rg -n --type=php -C2 '\$this->digitalOcean' -g '*Command.php' -g '!BaseCommand.php'Length of output: 128
I need to investigate further since the previous script produced no output. Let me try different approaches to locate commands and verify the service usage.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find Command files and verify BaseCommand structure
echo "=== Find all *Command.php files ==="
fd -t f -e php 'Command\.php$' | head -20
echo -e "\n=== Check BaseCommand.php structure ==="
cat app/Contracts/BaseCommand.php | head -80
echo -e "\n=== Search for classes extending BaseCommand (broader pattern) ==="
rg -n --type=php 'extends\s+BaseCommand' | head -20
echo -e "\n=== Search for protected readonly properties ==="
rg -n --type=php 'protected\s+readonly' app/Contracts/BaseCommand.phpLength of output: 4341
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check actual usage of fs and digitalOcean in command files
echo "=== Usage of fs property in commands ==="
rg -n --type=php 'fs' app/Console/*.php app/Console/**/*.php | grep -E '(->fs|this->fs|\$this->fs)' || echo "No matches found"
echo -e "\n=== Usage of digitalOcean property in commands ==="
rg -n --type=php 'digitalOcean' app/Console/*.php app/Console/**/*.php | grep -E '(->digitalOcean|this->digitalOcean|\$this->digitalOcean)' || echo "No matches found"
echo -e "\n=== Full content of HelloCommand.php (smallest command for inspection) ==="
cat app/Console/HelloCommand.php
echo -e "\n=== Full content of ServerAddCommand.php (likely uses services) ==="
cat app/Console/Server/ServerAddCommand.phpLength of output: 6295
Let me check the remaining command files to ensure comprehensive coverage:
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all remaining commands for fs and digitalOcean usage
for file in app/Console/Server/ServerDeleteCommand.php app/Console/Server/ServerListCommand.php app/Console/Site/SiteAddCommand.php app/Console/Site/SiteDeleteCommand.php app/Console/Site/SiteListCommand.php; do
echo "=== $file ==="
grep -E '(\$this->fs|\$this->digitalOcean|->fs|->digitalOcean)' "$file" || echo "No usage found"
echo ""
doneLength of output: 315
Remove unused FilesystemService and DigitalOceanService from BaseCommand constructor.
Comprehensive verification across all 7 command subclasses confirms neither FilesystemService ($this->fs) nor DigitalOceanService ($this->digitalOcean) are ever used. Injecting unused dependencies increases coupling, complicates testing, and violates clean code practices. Remove both services from the constructor and import statements.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In app/Contracts/BaseCommand.php around line 10, the FilesystemService and
DigitalOceanService imports and their injections in the BaseCommand constructor
are unused across subclasses; remove the use statements for both services,
delete the corresponding constructor parameters and any class properties ($fs
and $digitalOcean), and update the constructor signature and body to only accept
and assign the services actually used. After removal, run a project-wide search
for $this->fs and $this->digitalOcean to confirm there are no remaining
references and adjust unit tests or callers creating BaseCommand instances to
match the new constructor signature.
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