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chore: optimize recover logic #123
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
route.go (3)
22-25
: Avoid potential concurrency issues with a global callback.Because multiple goroutines can share this global function reference, consider concurrency and the possibility of overwriting callbacks in other contexts. If the callback is expected to be globally set once at startup, your approach is fine; otherwise, storing it globally may lead to conflicts in concurrent scenarios.
88-90
: Consider making the request timeout configurable per route.A 3-second default might be too restrictive for high-latency operations. You could keep the global default but allow routes to override it based on their expected processing time.
97-100
: Watch for reassignments ofglobalRecoverCallback
.This method changes the global callback and wraps the request handling in a
recover()
block. If different parts of the code set this callback, you might experience unexpected error-handling behavior across distinct routes. Consider a more localized approach to error recovery if multiple callbacks are ever needed.
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middleware_timeout.go (1)
25-25
: Ensure globalRecoverCallback
is non-nil before invocation.
The previous conditional check has been removed, and the callback is now invoked unconditionally. This simplification might cause a runtime panic if the callback is ever left undefined. Verify that globalRecoverCallback
is initialized before this middleware executes.
route.go (5)
15-15
: Consistent rename to contractshttp
.
Renaming the import alias from httpcontract
to contractshttp
ensures clarity and consistency throughout the code. This change looks good and seems consistent with the rest of the pull request.
76-77
: Consistent usage of contractshttp.Middleware
.
These lines demonstrate the updated array usage for middlewares. The syntax and approach align well with the new import alias and the declared function signatures.
84-84
: Fallback handler rename aligns with new alias.
Changing the handler signature to contractshttp.HandlerFunc
consistently follows the renaming scheme. No issues here.
252-252
: Middleware injection logic is consistent with rename.
This function transitions cleanly to contractshttp.Middleware
, matching the rest of the code update.
258-259
: Separation of middleware arrays is clearly defined.
The continued usage of distinct middleware groups demonstrates a clear separation of concerns. This is consistent with the rename and overall code structure.
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Refactor
httpcontract
tocontractshttp
across multiple routing and middleware functions.Bug Fixes
Chores
gin
package import.