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Refactor codebase.split the code into different different files and f…

Open gtlYashParmar opened this issue 1 year ago • 1 comments

Pull Request Summary:

Purpose:

This pull request, in response to issue #33, addresses a critical need for codebase refactoring. The primary objective is to enhance the overall structure and maintainability of the project.

Changes Made:

In this pull request, we have undertaken a significant refactoring effort. Prior to this, the entire codebase was contained within a single monolithic file (main.py). The key changes introduced are as follows:

  • Modularization: We have divided the codebase into separate, logically organized modules. These include actions, config, dialogs, exceptions, prompts, and utils.

  • Utility Functions: Within the newly created utils module, we have introduced utility functions to aid in various aspects of the codebase. This includes functions such as prompt_util, ansi_colors,screenshot_util and action_util.

Impact of Changes:

The ramifications of these changes extend beyond immediate enhancements. The objectives are multi-fold:

  • Improved Navigability: The modularization ensures that the codebase is more navigable and comprehensible, fostering efficient development and maintenance.

  • Foundation for Future Development: This refactoring serves as a solid foundation for future feature development and bug fixes, making the project more adaptable and scalable.

Testing Done:

To validate the integrity of this refactoring, comprehensive manual testing has been conducted. The testing process covered all functionalities to ensure that they continue to perform as expected. This rigorous testing regimen aimed to identify and mitigate any potential regressions introduced during the refactoring process.

Call to Action:

Feedback on the new structure, especially with regard to naming conventions and the modularization approach, is highly appreciated.

gtlYashParmar avatar Dec 29 '23 08:12 gtlYashParmar

@gtlYashParmar Thank you for the PR. It looks good at a high level, but I'll dive deeper and let you know if I have any questions

joshbickett avatar Dec 29 '23 14:12 joshbickett

@gtlYashParmar nice job with this refactor. It passed my tests. I'll merge in. I have a little more feedback I'll share shortly.

joshbickett avatar Dec 30 '23 17:12 joshbickett

Thank you, @joshbickett. This is @gtlYashParmar, reaching out from my main account. I'm about to submit a feature enhancement related to running this application via Docker container. I'll detail this in an upcoming issue and would appreciate your feedback on it.

Yash-1511 avatar Dec 31 '23 10:12 Yash-1511

@Yash-1511 The additional thought I had on this PR was , what do you think about changing the name of /actions to /models?

joshbickett avatar Dec 31 '23 16:12 joshbickett

@joshbickett Renaming the section to models seems feasible. Additionally, we've incorporated several functions dedicated to actions, which include tasks such as performing specific operations, validation, and summarization. If you agree, we can proceed with this modification. I also suggest that actions might be a more descriptive and suitable name than models for the section related to interactive functionalities.

Yash-1511 avatar Jan 01 '24 05:01 Yash-1511