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feat: get_class factory methods #7

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  • New Features

    • Added get_class method to plugin factories for centralized plugin retrieval
    • Enhanced type safety for plugin management classes
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined plugin instantiation process across different factory classes
    • Improved code organization and reduced redundancy in plugin management

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The pull request introduces a new get_class class method to four factory classes in the hivemind_plugin_manager/__init__.py file. This method centralizes the logic for retrieving plugin classes by name, replacing previous inline class retrieval implementations. The changes enhance type safety by adding explicit type annotations using Type from the typing module and refactor the create methods to use the new get_class method, reducing code duplication and improving overall code organization.

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File Change Summary
hivemind_plugin_manager/__init__.py - Added get_class class method to DatabaseFactory, AgentProtocolFactory, NetworkProtocolFactory, and BinaryDataHandlerProtocolFactory
- Updated import to include Type from typing
- Refactored create methods to use new get_class method

Possibly related PRs

  • feat: add plugin factory classes #3: The main PR enhances the factory classes that were originally introduced in this PR, establishing a direct connection through modifications to the same factory classes.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
hivemind_plugin_manager/__init__.py (1)

18-23: Consider more informative error handling or custom exceptions.
Raising KeyError is fine here, but it may be more clear to define a custom exception when a plugin is not found. This clarifies the issue for users and avoids confusion in code that might expect typical dictionary-based errors.

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hivemind_plugin_manager/__init__.py

49-49: Undefined name FakeBus

(F821)


49-49: Undefined name MessageBusClient

(F821)


50-50: Undefined name HiveMindListenerProtocol

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67-67: Undefined name HiveMindListenerProtocol

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85-85: Undefined name HiveMindListenerProtocol

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🔇 Additional comments (8)
hivemind_plugin_manager/__init__.py (8)

2-2: No issues importing Type explicitly.
Great to see rigorous type annotations. This improves type safety and readability.


32-35: Confirm subfolder path usage for remote vs. local DB.
Ensure that remote DB classes truly ignore or gracefully handle local-related parameters (e.g., subfolder).


39-44: LGTM!
The get_class method is consistent with the DatabaseFactory approach, centralizing lookups and raising an error if the plugin is missing.


57-62: LGTM!
The get_class method for the NetworkProtocolFactory ensures a clean approach to plugin retrieval.


69-70: Double-check optional config usage.
The plugin invocation looks straightforward, but verify that each plugin indeed expects or safely ignores config and hm_protocol.


75-81: Solid approach to plugin lookups.
The method ensures a consistent retrieval pattern. The KeyError message is descriptive for missing plugins.


88-89: LGTM!
The usage of cls.get_class for the BinaryDataHandlerProtocol maintains consistency and reduces repeated logic.


52-53: Verify references to forward-declared bus types.
The bus parameter hints at 'FakeBus' and 'MessageBusClient' which might be undefined or not imported. Consider either adding stubs or real imports to improve clarity and satisfy type checkers.

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Bus types are properly imported and defined

The bus types FakeBus and MessageBusClient are correctly imported in the codebase:

  • from ovos_bus_client import MessageBusClient
  • from ovos_utils.fakebus import FakeBus

These imports are present in hivemind_plugin_manager/protocols.py and the types are properly used in type hints throughout the codebase, including the file under review. The type hints are correctly defined using Union[FakeBus, MessageBusClient] which matches the usage in the reviewed code.

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# Attempt to find references or definitions of FakeBus and MessageBusClient in the project:
rg 'class FakeBus'
rg 'class MessageBusClient'

Length of output: 50


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a broader search for these bus types and their imports
rg -i "fakebus|messagebusclient" -A 2

# Also search for any bus-related type hints or annotations
ast-grep --pattern 'bus: $_'

# Look for bus-related imports
rg "^from.*bus.*import|^import.*bus"

Length of output: 1445

@JarbasAl JarbasAl merged commit 92c5ea8 into dev Dec 29, 2024
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