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Sequence DiagramThis PR adds a new axon interface to the SDK that wraps low level axon API calls in an object oriented Axon class. The main flow is creating an axon through sdk.axon and then using the returned Axon object to publish events or subscribe to its event stream. sequenceDiagram
participant Developer
participant RunloopSDK
participant AxonOps
participant Axon
participant RunloopAPI
Developer->>RunloopSDK: Initialize SDK client
RunloopSDK->>AxonOps: Expose axon operations
Developer->>AxonOps: Create axon
AxonOps->>RunloopAPI: Create axon request
RunloopAPI-->>AxonOps: Return axon id
AxonOps-->>Developer: Return Axon object
Developer->>Axon: Publish event or subscribe stream
Axon->>RunloopAPI: Call publish or subscribe using axon id
RunloopAPI-->>Developer: Return publish result or event stream
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| mockClient.axons.subscribeSse.mockResolvedValue(mockStream); | ||
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| expect(mockClient.axons.subscribeSse).toHaveBeenCalledWith('axn_123456789', undefined); | ||
| expect(stream).toBe(mockStream); |
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Suggestion: The mocked SSE stream is not a valid async iterator because its Symbol.asyncIterator returns undefined, so this test can pass while real consumer iteration would fail at runtime. Mock a real async iterator and assert it exposes next(). [possible bug]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ⚠️ Axon subscribeSse test misses iterator contract validation.
- ⚠️ Iteration-time stream failures can evade unit coverage.| const mockStream = { [Symbol.asyncIterator]: jest.fn() }; | |
| mockClient.axons.subscribeSse.mockResolvedValue(mockStream); | |
| const stream = await axon.subscribeSse(); | |
| expect(mockClient.axons.subscribeSse).toHaveBeenCalledWith('axn_123456789', undefined); | |
| expect(stream).toBe(mockStream); | |
| const mockStream = { | |
| [Symbol.asyncIterator]: () => ({ | |
| next: async () => ({ done: true, value: undefined }), | |
| }), | |
| }; | |
| mockClient.axons.subscribeSse.mockResolvedValue(mockStream); | |
| const stream = await axon.subscribeSse(); | |
| const iterator = stream[Symbol.asyncIterator](); | |
| expect(mockClient.axons.subscribeSse).toHaveBeenCalledWith('axn_123456789', undefined); | |
| expect(typeof iterator.next).toBe('function'); |
Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. In `tests/objects/axon.test.ts:160`, the mock stream is `{ [Symbol.asyncIterator]:
jest.fn() }`, where invoking `stream[Symbol.asyncIterator]()` returns `undefined` by
default.
2. In `tests/objects/axon.test.ts:163-166`, the test only checks that
`Axon.subscribeSse()` returns the same object and that the client method was called; it
never validates iterator behavior.
3. In real usage docs at `src/sdk/axon.ts:139-143`, consumers use `for await (const event
of stream)`, which requires a valid async iterator with `next()`.
4. Since `src/sdk/axon.ts:148-149` is a passthrough (`return
this.client.axons.subscribeSse(this._id, options)`), a malformed stream contract would not
be caught by this test and would fail only when consumers iterate.Prompt for AI Agent 🤖
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**Path:** tests/objects/axon.test.ts
**Line:** 160:166
**Comment:**
*Possible Bug: The mocked SSE stream is not a valid async iterator because its `Symbol.asyncIterator` returns `undefined`, so this test can pass while real consumer iteration would fail at runtime. Mock a real async iterator and assert it exposes `next()`.
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doesn't this drop defaultHeaders if user provides any headers? we should make this headers: {Accept: 'text/event-stream', ...options?.headers,}
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Add object-oriented Axon support to the SDK
What Changed
axonarea on the SDK for creating Axons, opening an existing Axon by ID, listing Axons, publishing events, and subscribing to event streams.Impact
✅ Can create and use Axons from the SDK✅ Can publish events and read live event streams✅ SDK users can discover and list active Axons💡 Usage Guide
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