Edge: Simplify Logging and Implement Java 21 Switch Pattern Matching in `BridgeHttpImpl`

[Sn0w3y]

Overview

This pull request introduces two key enhancements to the BridgeHttpImpl class within the io.openems.edge.bridge.http package:

1. Simplified Logging:

   • Removed non-essential info level log statements to reduce log clutter and focus on critical log messages.

2. Modernized Control Flow with Java 21:

   • Refactored if-else constructs to leverage Java 21's enhanced switch statement with pattern matching, improving code readability and maintainability.

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Detailed Changes

1. Simplified Logging:

   • Files Affected:

     • BridgeHttpImpl.java

   • Changes Made:

     • Removed info Level Logs:
       • Eliminated the following log statements from the handleEvent method:

         this.log.info("Process for " + item.cycleEndpoint + " is still running. Task is not queued twice");
         this.log.info("Unable to re-add " + item + " to queue again.");
         

     • Rationale:
       • These logs were identified as non-critical and removing them helps in focusing on more important warn and error logs, enhancing log clarity.

2. Java 21 Switch Pattern Matching:

   • Files Affected:

     • BridgeHttpImpl.java

   • Changes Made:

     • Refactored createTask(TimeEndpointCountdown endpointCountdown) Method:

       • Replaced existing if-else statements with a switch statement utilizing Java 21's pattern matching.

       • Before:

         if (nextDelay instanceof Delay.InfiniteDelay) {
             // do not queue again
             return;
         } else if (nextDelay instanceof Delay.DurationDelay durationDelay) {
             final var future = this.pool.schedule(this.createTask(endpointCountdown), durationDelay);
             endpointCountdown.setShutdownCurrentTask(() -> future.cancel(false));
         }
         

       • After:

         switch (nextDelay) {
             case Delay.InfiniteDelay infiniteDelay -> {
                 // do not queue again
                 return;
             }
             case Delay.DurationDelay durationDelay -> {
                 final var future = this.pool.schedule(this.createTask(endpointCountdown), durationDelay);
                 endpointCountdown.setShutdownCurrentTask(() -> future.cancel(false));
             }
             default -> {
                 this.log.warn("Unhandled Delay type: " + nextDelay.getClass().getName());
             }
         }
         

       • Rationale:

         • Enhanced Readability: The switch statement clearly outlines different Delay types, making the logic easier to follow.
         • Maintainability: Simplifies the addition of new Delay subclasses in the future.
         • Robustness: Introduced a default case to handle any unforeseen Delay types, ensuring the system remains stable.

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Benefits

1. Improved Logging Efficiency:

   • Reduced Log Noise: By removing non-critical info logs, the logging output is cleaner, making it easier to monitor and debug essential issues.

2. Modernized and Cleaner Codebase:

   • Utilization of Java 21 Features: Leveraging the latest Java features enhances code quality and aligns the project with modern Java practices.
   • Enhanced Readability and Maintainability: The refactored switch statement offers a more intuitive structure, facilitating easier understanding and future modifications.

3. Future-Proofing:

   • Scalability: The updated control flow accommodates future extensions with minimal changes.
   • Error Handling: The default case in the switch statement ensures that unexpected Delay types are logged and handled gracefully.

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Conclusion

This pull request streamlines the BridgeHttpImpl class by eliminating unnecessary logging and adopting Java 21's advanced switch pattern matching. These changes enhance both the efficiency and maintainability of the codebase, positioning it for future growth and easier debugging.

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[Sn0w3y]

@sfeilmeier could you have a look ? :)

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