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feat: cli interface #11

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced command-line interface support for the HiveMindMicrophoneClient.
    • Users can now specify access key, password, host, port, and site ID directly via command line.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling for missing required parameters.
  • Chores

    • Updated dependencies in the requirements file, including the addition of the click library.

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The pull request introduces enhancements to the HiveMind Microphone Satellite client, focusing on improving its initialization and command-line interface. The changes primarily involve updating the HiveMindMicrophoneClient class in the __init__.py file to support more flexible configuration through command-line arguments. The addition of the click library enables users to specify connection parameters directly when running the client, with built-in error handling for required parameters.

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File Change Summary
hivemind_mic_sat/__init__.py - Added **kwargs to HiveMindMicrophoneClient constructor
- Transformed run() into a click-based command
- Added CLI options for key, password, host, port, and site ID
- Implemented error handling for missing connection parameters
requirements.txt - Added click dependency
- Duplicated ovos-audio<1.0.0 entry

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sequenceDiagram
    participant CLI as Command Line Interface
    participant Client as HiveMindMicrophoneClient
    participant Identity as NodeIdentity

    CLI->>Client: Provide connection parameters
    Client->>Identity: Retrieve default parameters
    alt Parameters missing
        Client-->>CLI: Raise RuntimeError
    else Parameters complete
        Client->>Client: Initialize with parameters
        Client->>Client: Run microphone client
    end
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@JarbasAl JarbasAl merged commit 98f4c43 into dev Dec 21, 2024
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
hivemind_mic_sat/__init__.py (3)

59-65: Flexible initialization with additional kwargs.
Allowing extra keyword arguments provides good extensibility. However, consider documenting the supported arguments or references to help other developers understand how to properly initialize the client.


203-209: Seamless fallback to NodeIdentity defaults.
Good job using NodeIdentity’s stored credentials. This allows users to avoid repetitive CLI arguments. Consider logging a warning when falling back to defaults so users are aware of which settings are being used.


210-212: Automatic protocol prefix validation.
Appending the "ws://" prefix ensures the correct protocol is always used. Consider also logging a message to inform users when the prefix is being added for better transparency.

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hivemind_mic_sat/__init__.py (6)

6-6: Good addition for CLI support.
Importing the click library is necessary for the new command-line functionality. Ensure it's pinned or versioned in your requirements if you need a reproducible environment.


9-9: Import looks fine.
The existing usage of the Message class from ovos_bus_client is consistent here, no issues identified.


17-21: Reorganized imports for HiveMind dependencies.
These imports provide the necessary integration with the HiveMind bus client. Make sure they are collectively versioned and available, especially if you are splitting your code into separate repos or packages in the future.


195-202: Robust new CLI setup via click.
The newly introduced @click.command and @click.option decorators effectively expose the client configuration through the command line. Double-check that you are handling any missing arguments with proper defaults or error raising.


213-216: Check for required parameters and raise error.
This is essential to detect invalid states early. The error message clearly instructs the user to set up credentials. Everything looks good here.


217-218: Properly constructing and launching the client.
Passing the identity object is convenient for advanced configurations. Validate that subsequent code in this run flow doesn’t rely on additional parameters that might need to be exposed here.

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