chore(cli): refactor and cleanup config #1793
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a comprehensive overhaul of the configuration management within the CLI application. Key updates include the refactoring of context initialization, enhancement of configuration handling through new modules, and a shift to improved type usage in function signatures. This restructuring aims to streamline processes, increase maintainability, and foster better integration of application settings, all while adhering to modern Go conventions. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLIBuilder
participant Config
participant Viper
participant Logger
participant ServerContext
CLIBuilder->>Config: Call SetupConfigAndContext()
Config->>Viper: Initialize new Viper instance
Viper->>Config: Read configurations
Config->>Logger: Bind flags and set up logging
Config->>ServerContext: Create Server Context
ServerContext-->>CLIBuilder: Return initialized context
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- mod/cli/pkg/builder/builder.go (2 hunks)
- mod/cli/pkg/config/app.go (1 hunks)
- mod/cli/pkg/config/client.go (1 hunks)
- mod/cli/pkg/config/comet.go (1 hunks)
- mod/cli/pkg/config/server.go (1 hunks)
- mod/cli/pkg/utils/context/server_context.go (2 hunks)
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mod/cli/pkg/config/client.go (3)
23-23: LGTM! The import alias improves clarity.Aliasing the import helps in distinguishing between the package's functions and types when referenced in the code.
27-27: LGTM! The return type update enhances readability.Updating the return type from
interface{}toanyimproves code readability and aligns with Go's newer type conventions.
28-28: LGTM! The variable renaming improves clarity.Renaming the variable to
clientConfigmakes it more descriptive of its purpose.mod/cli/pkg/utils/context/server_context.go (3)
24-30: LGTM! The updated import statements reflect new dependencies.The updated import statements include the
viperpackage and rename thelogpackage tosdklog, reflecting the new dependencies and the shift towards a more structured logging approach.
33-44: LGTM! The new function enhances modularity.The
CreateServerContextfunction centralizes the context initialization logic, enhancing modularity and reusability.
54-54: LGTM! The modification simplifies the code.The
GetServerContextFromCmdfunction now callsCreateServerContext, simplifying the code and ensuring consistent setup of the logger and configuration across different parts of the application.mod/cli/pkg/config/comet.go (2)
32-71: LGTM! The function handles comet config effectively.The
handleCometConfigfunction reads the comet config file into the provided viper instance and updates the comet config with the latest values from viper, with appropriate error handling.
74-104: LGTM! The function ensures the comet config is created and validated.The
writeCometConfigfunction creates a new comet config file with default values or reads and merges it into the provided viper instance if it exists, with appropriate error handling for validation and file operations.mod/cli/pkg/config/app.go (2)
33-63: Ensure proper error handling for file operations.The function correctly handles file operations and errors, ensuring that configurations are either written or merged appropriately.
65-107: Ensure consistency in handlingappTemplateandappConfig.The function correctly ensures that both
appTemplateandappConfigare either provided or not. Error handling is appropriately managed for unmarshalling and writing configurations.mod/cli/pkg/builder/builder.go (1)
163-169: Verify the correctness ofconfig.SetupConfigAndContextusage.The function now uses
config.SetupConfigAndContextto handle configuration and context setup. Ensure that this new function call correctly replaces the previous functionality.mod/cli/pkg/config/server.go (5)
41-69: Ensure proper context initialization and error handling.The function correctly initializes the server context and handles configuration files. Error handling is appropriately managed.
72-95: Ensure proper context initialization and flag binding.The function correctly initializes the server context and binds flags to the viper instance. Error handling is appropriately managed.
97-105: Ensure proper viper instance initialization.The function correctly initializes a new viper instance with an environment prefix and sets up environment variable handling.
107-115: Ensure proper base name extraction and error handling.The function correctly retrieves the executable name and extracts the base name. Error handling is appropriately managed.
117-150: Ensure proper flag binding and error handling.The function correctly binds command line flags to the viper instance and handles errors appropriately.
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mod/cli/pkg/config/app.go (2)
36-63: Ensure proper error handling and edge case management.The function
handleAppConfigappears to handle configuration files correctly, but consider the following improvements:
- Error Handling: Ensure that all potential errors are logged or handled appropriately.
- Edge Cases: Consider scenarios where the
configDirPathis invalid or inaccessible.Verification successful
The
handleAppConfigfunction is called inmod/cli/pkg/config/server.go, and its error is handled appropriately there. However, we need to ensure thathandleAppConfigitself manages edge cases and errors correctly, particularly for invalid or inaccessibleconfigDirPath.Ensure proper error handling and edge case management.
The function
handleAppConfigappears to handle configuration files correctly, but consider the following improvements:
- Error Handling: Ensure that all potential errors are logged or handled appropriately.
- Edge Cases: Consider scenarios where the
configDirPathis invalid or inaccessible.
- File:
mod/cli/pkg/config/app.go- Function:
handleAppConfigScripts executed
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67-106: Improve error handling and code readability.The function
writeAppConfigappears to handle the configuration writing process correctly, but consider the following improvements:
- Error Handling: Ensure that all potential errors are logged or handled appropriately.
- Edge Cases: Consider scenarios where the
appConfigFilePathis invalid or inaccessible.- Code Readability: The nested if-else blocks can be simplified for better readability.
if appTemplatePopulated { // set the config template if err = config.SetConfigTemplate(appTemplate); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to set config template: %w", err) } // populate appConfig with the values from the viper instance if err = rootViper.Unmarshal(&appConfig); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to unmarshal app config: %w", err) } } else { // read the appConfig from the file at appConfigFilePath appConfig, err = config.ParseConfig(rootViper) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to parse %s: %w", appConfigFilePath, err) } } // write the appConfig to the file at appConfigFilePath if err = config.WriteConfigFile(appConfigFilePath, appConfig); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to write %s: %w", appConfigFilePath, err) }Verification successful
Error handling is properly implemented.
The
writeAppConfigfunction's errors are correctly propagated throughhandleAppConfigand checked in the calling function. This ensures that any errors are not ignored and are handled appropriately.
mod/cli/pkg/config/server.go: Errors fromhandleAppConfigare checked and returned.Scripts executed
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