feat: add client callbacks #5
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new set of client connection event callback functions in the Changes
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participant Client
participant Protocol
participant ClientCallbacks
Client->>Protocol: Establish Connection
Protocol->>ClientCallbacks: Trigger on_connect
Protocol->>ClientCallbacks: Trigger on_disconnect
Protocol->>ClientCallbacks: Trigger on_invalid_key
Protocol->>ClientCallbacks: Trigger on_invalid_protocol
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hivemind_plugin_manager/protocols.py (2)
19-21: Callbacks for on_invalid_key
A debug log is sufficient for many scenarios, but if invalid key attempts are frequent, consider throttling or collecting metrics to detect abuse.🧰 Tools
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19-19: Undefined name
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22-24: Callbacks for on_invalid_protocol
Logging is helpful for diagnosing protocol mismatches. Consider returning an explicit failure response to the client if it is not already being handled in higher layers.🧰 Tools
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22-22: Undefined name
HiveMindClientConnection(F821)
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hivemind_plugin_manager/protocols.py
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🔇 Additional comments (8)
hivemind_plugin_manager/protocols.py (8)
13-15: Callbacks for on_disconnect
These lines add a debug log message when a client disconnects, which is straightforward and useful. Ensure additional error handling or cleanup is appropriately handled elsewhere if needed.
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16-18: Callbacks for on_connect
Similarly, this debug logging is beneficial to confirm successful connection events. Consider adding further post-connection setup if necessary (e.g., re-synchronization or partial state reload).
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26-32: New ClientCallbacks dataclass
Encapsulating the callbacks in a dataclass is an elegant way to manage callback assignments. This approach promotes reusability and clear defaults.
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39-39: callbacks field in _SubProtocol
Injecting a default ClientCallbacks instance ensures each protocol has default callback handling. If advanced usage requires different callbacks, they can be easily swapped out.
67-67: callbacks field in AgentProtocol
Consistent usage of a default ClientCallbacks ensures the agent protocol can also respond to all client events.
74-74: callbacks field in NetworkProtocol
Aligns with the unified pattern of having callbacks throughout different protocols.
94-94: callbacks field in BinaryDataHandlerProtocol
Maintains consistency across all protocols. The usage of a shared ClientCallbacks approach fosters maintainability and uniform event handling mechanisms.
4-4: Consider adding type checking imports or forward references for 'HiveMindClientConnection'.
The static analysis hints indicate that HiveMindClientConnection might be undefined. In Python 3.7+, you can use forward references or an if TYPE_CHECKING block to import these types safely without causing circular imports.
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ClientCallbackssystem to manage client event interactions across different protocols