Feature/refactoring
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Application now launches in web mode by default.
- Introduced a command for cluster deletion and enhanced session listing with flexible filtering.
- Added new configuration properties for management and monitoring features.
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Refactor
- Improved CLI feedback with refined success/error displays and centralized error handling.
- Enabled profile-based activation for web controllers and authentication components.
- Enhanced API documentation for JSON-RPC services via OpenAPI support.
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Chores
- Upgraded underlying dependencies and streamlined configuration settings for improved stability.
Walkthrough
The updates modify the build configuration by updating plugin versions and adding a new dependency. The default command in the main application is changed from “cli” to “web”. Several new AOP aspects, exception handlers, and CLI interfaces (including a new print writer interface and result record) have been introduced to better manage error handling and output. Authentication, configuration, and controller classes have been annotated with profiles to separate web and CLI contexts. The retry mechanism in both configuration and service layers has been refined, and new JSON-RPC API support for OpenAPI documentation has been added.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| build.gradle.kts | Plugin versions bumped from 8.13 to 8.13.1; added io.freefair.aspectj.post-compile-weaving plugin and new dependency for aspectjrt (1.9.22.1). |
| RahcApplication.java | Updated DEFAULT_COMMAND from "cli" to "web", affecting default command handling and web application type determination. |
| ru/digilabs/alkir/rahc/aop/* | Added new AOP classes (CliErrorHandlerAspect, CliRetrayableRacMethodExceptionHandler, WebRetrayableRacMethodExceptionHandler) and interface (RetrayableRacMethodExceptionHandler), plus significant changes in RetryableRacMethodAspect to improve retry and error handling via dependency injection and asynchronous execution. |
| ru/digilabs/alkir/rahc/command/cli/* and ru/digilabs/alkir/rahc/command/cli/options/* | Introduced CliPrintWriter interface, new record CliResult, and a new ConsolePrintWriter implementation; updated subcommands (ClusterManagerSubcommand, ClusterSubcommand, SessionSubcommand) and option classes (ClusterAdminOptions, new ClusterIdOption); removed deprecated RacCliSubCommand. |
| ru/digilabs/alkir/rahc/auth/* and AuthConfigurationProperties.java | Added @Profile("web") to authentication and configuration classes to enforce profile-based activation. |
| ru/digilabs/alkir/rahc/configuration/* | Renamed and restructured retry configuration in AppConfiguration (now using racRetryTemplate), removed JSON-RPC API customization, introduced WebConfiguration with a new jsonrpcApi method, added AspectJConfiguration, and removed the @Retryable annotation from RetryableRacMethod. |
| ru/digilabs/alkir/rahc/controller/v1/* and ru/digilabs/alkir/rahc/controller/v2/* | Added @Profile("web") annotations to multiple controllers to restrict them to the web environment. |
| ru/digilabs/alkir/rahc/service/* | In RacService, added a new deleteCluster method, updated factory initialization, and changed init method access; RacServiceProvider now injects an additional IAgentAdminConnectorFactory dependency in service retrieval. |
| src/main/resources/application-cli.properties | Added numerous properties to disable Spring admin features, management endpoints, JMX support, and several auto-configurations. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant C as Client
participant R as RetryableRacMethodAspect
participant T as racRetryTemplate
participant E as Execution Thread
participant H as RetrayableRacMethodExceptionHandler
C->>R: Invoke retrayable method
R->>T: Execute method call with retry callback
T->>E: Start method execution in new thread
E->>E: Execute joinPoint.proceed()
alt Exception occurs
E-->>R: Exception thrown
R->>H: Handle exception via error handler
H-->>R: Process exception
R-->>C: Return null (error handled)
else No exception
E-->>R: Return result
R-->>C: Return success result
end
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I hop through lines of updated code,
Leaping over bugs where new aspects glowed.
CLI commands now sing a “web” tune,
With profiles set to make errors swoon.
In retry loops and JSON tales so bright,
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