fix:dataclass

[JarbasAl]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced websocket protocol configuration with new config and callbacks attributes.
  • Improved logging for websocket server configuration.
  • Added new plugin entry point for better integration with the Hivemind framework.

• Refactor

  • Updated variable naming conventions for certificate and key file handling.
  • Streamlined import statements to support new functionality.

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Walkthrough

The changes to the hivemind_websocket_protocol/__init__.py file introduce two new attributes to the HiveMindWebsocketProtocol class: config and callbacks. These additions enhance the class's configurability by allowing dictionary-based configuration and client callback management. The run method now includes a debug log statement to provide more visibility into the websocket server configuration. Additionally, the code refactors variable naming for certificate and key file handling to improve consistency. The setup.py file has also been updated to include a new plugin entry point for better integration with the Hivemind framework.

Changes

File	Change Summary
hivemind_websocket_protocol/__init__.py	- Added config: Dict[str, Any] attribute with default value - Added callbacks: ClientCallbacks attribute - Updated run method to include debug logging - Refactored certificate file variable names from uppercase to lowercase
setup.py	- Added PLUGIN_ENTRY_POINT constant with value 'hivemind-websocket-plugin=hivemind_websocket_protocol:HiveMindWebsocketProtocol' - Included the entry point in the setup() function under entry_points

Possibly related PRs

• fix:dataclass #1: This PR directly modifies the same HiveMindWebsocketProtocol class in hivemind_websocket_protocol/__init__.py, adding the same config and callbacks attributes, and includes similar changes to the run method and variable naming in create_self_signed_cert.

Suggested reviewers

• goldyfruit

Poem

🐰 A Websocket Rabbit's Delight 🌐
Config and callbacks, now taking flight,
Logging debug messages, oh so bright!
Certificates dancing with lowercase grace,
Our protocol hops with newfound embrace.
Flexibility blooms in code's sweet light!

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