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Add example controllers #4550
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This commit adds controllers which are not meant to be published, but instead serve as models to exemplify best practices for writing controllers, fulfilling a long-standing need. The controllers included here are implemented within a complete package which is linted just like other packages, and they ship with working tests which are run just like other tests. This lessens the chance that they will fall out of date in the future. The two controllers included in this commit are called `GasPricesController` and `PetNamesController`, which are roughly based on, but intentionally not drawn from, `GasFeeController` and `AddressBookController`. They demonstrate the following best practices: - Setting up a common structure for controllers, including creating complete types for the messenger and for state - Using the messenger to access data from another controller - Using service objects to make HTTP requests - Mocking the messenger in tests - Creating mock service objects - Mocking time in tests Certainly, more best practices can be demonstrated, but this should be a good first start.
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This commit adds controllers which are not meant to be published, but instead serve as models to exemplify best practices for writing controllers, fulfilling a long-standing need. The controllers included here are implemented within a complete package which is linted just like other packages, and they ship with working tests which are run just like other tests. This lessens the chance that they will fall out of date in the future.
The two controllers included in this commit are called
GasPricesController
andPetNamesController
, which are roughly based on, but intentionally not drawn from,GasFeeController
andAddressBookController
. They demonstrate the following best practices:Certainly, more best practices can be demonstrated, but this should be a good first start.
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Progresses #4504.
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