[ECO-5146] feat: add connection implementation #69
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chat-android/src/test/java/io/ably/lib/realtime/RealtimeUtils.kt (2)
30-33: Update documentation to reflect connection functionalityThe documentation comment appears to be copied from
buildRealtimeChanneland incorrectly refers to Channel objects. Please update it to accurately describe the connection-related functionality.-/** - * This function build realtime Channel object, it has backlink to the realtime client - * and also package-private constructor. - */ +/** + * This function builds a realtime Connection object, which has a backlink to the realtime client + * and a package-private constructor. + */
34-39: Consider parameterizing the key for better test flexibilityThe function could be more flexible by accepting a key parameter, similar to how
buildRealtimeChannelaccepts a channel name parameter. This would allow tests to use different keys when needed.-fun buildRealtimeConnection() = AblyRealtime( +fun buildRealtimeConnection(key: String = "dummy-key") = AblyRealtime( ClientOptions().apply { - key = "dummy-key" + key = key autoConnect = false }, ).connectionchat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/ConnectionTest.kt (2)
19-33: Consider improving test setup readability and maintainability.While the setup is functionally correct, consider these improvements:
- Add KDoc comments to explain the test class purpose
- Extract the logger initialization into a constant
- Move the "TEST" tag to a companion object constant
class ConnectionTest { + companion object { + private const val TEST_TAG = "TEST" + private val TEST_LOGGER = EmptyLogger(LogContext(tag = TEST_TAG)) + } private val pubSubConnection = spyk<PubSubConnection>(buildRealtimeConnection()) private lateinit var connection: Connection private val pubSubConnectionStateListenerSlot = slot<ConnectionStateListener>() @Before fun setUp() { every { pubSubConnection.on(capture(pubSubConnectionStateListenerSlot)) } returns Unit pubSubConnection.state = ConnectionState.initialized - connection = DefaultConnection(pubSubConnection, EmptyLogger(LogContext(tag = "TEST"))) + connection = DefaultConnection(pubSubConnection, TEST_LOGGER) }
34-45: Consider extracting test constants and reusing logger.The test is well-structured and documented, but could benefit from:
- Using the suggested TEST_LOGGER constant
- Extracting error constants for better maintainability
+ companion object { + private const val TEST_ERROR_MESSAGE = "some error" + private const val TEST_ERROR_CODE = 400 } @Test fun `initial status and error of the connection must be whatever status the realtime client returns`() = runTest { - pubSubConnection.reason = ErrorInfo("some error", 400) + pubSubConnection.reason = ErrorInfo(TEST_ERROR_MESSAGE, TEST_ERROR_CODE) pubSubConnection.state = ConnectionState.disconnected - val connection = DefaultConnection(pubSubConnection, EmptyLogger(LogContext(tag = "TEST"))) + val connection = DefaultConnection(pubSubConnection, TEST_LOGGER)chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/SandboxTest.kt (1)
72-88: LGTM! Consider adding more test scenarios.The test correctly verifies the basic connection flow, ensuring proper status transition from Connecting to Connected state.
Consider adding the following test scenarios for more comprehensive coverage:
- Connection failure scenarios
- Connection timeout scenarios
- Retry mechanism verification
- Resource cleanup verification
Example structure for additional tests:
@Test fun `should handle connection failure`() = runTest { val chatClient = sandbox.createSandboxChatClient() val connectionStatusChange = CompletableDeferred<ConnectionStatusChange>() // Simulate connection failure and verify error handling } @Test fun `should handle connection timeout`() = runTest { val chatClient = sandbox.createSandboxChatClient() val connectionStatusChange = CompletableDeferred<ConnectionStatusChange>() // Simulate timeout and verify retry behavior }chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Connection.kt (2)
140-141: UsesetOfinstead oflistOffornextStatuscomparisonIn the conditional check, using
setOfinstead oflistOffor thenextStatuscomparison can provide better performance due to fasterinchecks with sets.Apply the following change:
- if (transientDisconnectTimerIsActive && nextStatus in listOf(ConnectionStatus.Connecting, ConnectionStatus.Disconnected)) + if (transientDisconnectTimerIsActive && nextStatus in setOf(ConnectionStatus.Connecting, ConnectionStatus.Disconnected))
173-173: Include error information in log messages for better diagnosticsWhen logging connection state changes, consider including the
errorinformation if it is available. This can aid in diagnosing connection issues.Apply the following change:
- logger.info("Connection state changed from ${previous.stateName} to ${nextStatus.stateName}") + logger.info("Connection state changed from ${previous.stateName} to ${nextStatus.stateName}. Error: ${error?.message}")
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chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/ConnectionTest.kt (1)
19-75: 💡 Codebase verification
Based on the evidence gathered, I can now provide the final response:
Add test coverage for connected, suspended, and failed connection states
The current test file only covers transitions between
initialized,connecting, anddisconnectedstates. However, fromConnection.kt, we can see that the implementation handles all states: connected, suspended, failed, closing, and closed. Add test cases to verify:
- Transition to Connected state
- Transition to Suspended state
- Transition to Failed state (including closing and closed states which map to Failed)
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Consider adding test coverage for all connection states.
While the existing tests are well-implemented, consider adding test cases for other connection states (e.g., connected, failed, suspended) to ensure comprehensive coverage of the connection lifecycle.
Let me verify the test coverage further by checking for any additional test files and connection state related tests.
Let me try a different approach to check the test coverage.
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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Connection.kt (3)
133-157:
⚠️ Potential issuePotential memory leak: Listener to
pubSubConnectionis not removedIn the
initblock, a listener is registered topubSubConnectionviapubSubConnection.on { ... }, but there is no mechanism to remove this listener whenDefaultConnectionis no longer needed. This could lead to memory leaks if instances ofDefaultConnectionare created and discarded over time.Consider storing the listener reference returned by
pubSubConnection.onand providing a method to unregister or dispose of the listener when theDefaultConnectioninstance is no longer in use.
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⚠️ Potential issueEnsure
connectionScopeis properly cancelled to prevent coroutine leaksThe
connectionScopeis created with aSupervisorJob(), but there is no mechanism to cancel this scope whenDefaultConnectionis no longer in use. This may result in coroutines running longer than necessary.Propose adding a
close()ordispose()method toDefaultConnectionthat cancels theconnectionScopeto clean up resources appropriately.
189-199: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Reconsider mapping
closingandclosedstates toFailedIn the
mapPubSubStatusToChatfunction, bothConnectionState.closingandConnectionState.closedare mapped toConnectionStatus.Failed. These states typically indicate a normal shutdown rather than a failure.Consider introducing new
ConnectionStatusvalues forClosingandClosed, or mapping them to an existing status that better represents a clean shutdown, such as a newConnectionStatus.Closed.
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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ChatClient.kt (1)
Remove the unnecessary NotImplementedDeclaration suppression
After reviewing the complete file, there are no unimplemented declarations or TODOs present. All interface methods in
ChatClientare properly implemented inDefaultChatClient. The@file:Suppress("NotImplementedDeclaration")annotation is no longer needed and can be safely removed.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-1: Consider removing the NotImplementedDeclaration suppression.Now that the connection property is implemented, verify if this file-level suppression is still necessary. There might have been other TODOs that required this suppression.
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chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/ConnectionTest.kt (3)
20-20: Consider using a pure mock instead of spyk with real connection.Creating a real connection in tests using
buildRealtimeConnection()could lead to:
- Potential network connections during tests
- Flaky or slow tests
- Unexpected side effects
Consider replacing with a pure mock:
-private val pubSubConnection = spyk<PubSubConnection>(buildRealtimeConnection()) +private val pubSubConnection = mockk<PubSubConnection>()
33-44: Consider adding more test cases for comprehensive coverage.While the current test verifies the disconnected state well, consider adding test cases for:
- Other connection states (connected, connecting, etc.)
- Null error scenarios
- Edge cases with different error types
Example additional test:
@Test fun `initial status should handle null error`() = runTest { pubSubConnection.reason = null pubSubConnection.state = ConnectionState.connected val connection = DefaultConnection(pubSubConnection, EmptyLogger(LogContext(tag = "TEST"))) assertEquals(ConnectionStatus.Connected, connection.status) assertEquals(null, connection.error) }
46-75: Enhance status transition test coverage.The current test verifies a single transition well, but consider adding tests for:
- Multiple sequential status changes
- Error propagation during transitions
- All possible state transitions
- Edge cases (e.g., rapid state changes)
Example additional test:
@Test fun `should handle multiple sequential status changes`() = runTest { val statusChanges = mutableListOf<ConnectionStatusChange>() connection.onStatusChange { statusChanges.add(it) } // Simulate connection lifecycle listOf( ConnectionState.initialized to ConnectionState.connecting, ConnectionState.connecting to ConnectionState.connected, ConnectionState.connected to ConnectionState.disconnected ).forEach { (from, to) -> pubSubConnectionStateListenerSlot.captured.onConnectionStateChanged( ConnectionStateChange(from, to, 0, null) ) } assertEquals(3, statusChanges.size) // Add specific assertions for each transition }chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Connection.kt (3)
17-19: Add rationale for the timeout valueWhile the constant is documented as a "Default timeout for transient states", it would be helpful to explain why 5000ms was chosen as the specific value. This helps future maintainers understand if this value needs adjustment based on different scenarios.
144-150: Improve transient disconnect handling resilienceThe transient disconnect logic could be more resilient by:
- Storing the job reference atomically
- Adding null safety checks
- Handling edge cases where multiple state changes occur rapidly
-if (nextStatus == ConnectionStatus.Disconnected && status == ConnectionStatus.Connected) { - transientDisconnectJob = connectionScope.launch { - delay(TRANSIENT_TIMEOUT.milliseconds) - applyStatusChange(nextStatus, stateChange.reason, stateChange.retryIn) - transientDisconnectJob = null - } +if (nextStatus == ConnectionStatus.Disconnected && status == ConnectionStatus.Connected) { + val newJob = connectionScope.launch { + try { + delay(TRANSIENT_TIMEOUT.milliseconds) + applyStatusChange(nextStatus, stateChange.reason, stateChange.retryIn) + } finally { + transientDisconnectJob = null + } + } + transientDisconnectJob?.cancel() + transientDisconnectJob = newJob
159-167: Prevent potential memory leaks in listener managementThe current implementation of onStatusChange doesn't handle the case where listeners might accumulate if clients forget to call unsubscribe. Consider:
- Adding a weak reference mechanism for listeners
- Implementing a cleanup mechanism for stale listeners
Would you like me to provide an implementation using WeakReference for the listeners?
detekt.yml (1)
101-101: Consider documenting the rationale for deactivating LabeledExpression.While labeled expressions can be useful in complex coroutine contexts (like connection handling), it would be helpful to document why this check was disabled to maintain configuration transparency.
LabeledExpression: - active: false + active: false # Disabled to support labeled breaks/continues in connection handling
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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ChatClient.kt(1 hunks)chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Connection.kt(3 hunks)chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/ConnectionTest.kt(1 hunks)chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/SandboxTest.kt(1 hunks)chat-android/src/test/java/io/ably/lib/realtime/RealtimeUtils.kt(1 hunks)detekt.yml(1 hunks)
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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ChatClient.kt (2)
68-71: LGTM! Clean implementation of the connection property.
The implementation follows the established patterns in the codebase:
- Properly delegates to the underlying realtime connection
- Maintains consistent logging context with other components
Let's verify the DefaultConnection implementation exists and matches the usage:
✅ Verification successful
Implementation matches usage and follows the interface contract correctly
The DefaultConnection implementation in Connection.kt perfectly matches its usage in ChatClient.kt:
- Takes exactly the required parameters:
pubSubConnectionandlogger - Implements the Connection interface
- Properly handles connection state management and status changes
- Maintains consistent logging practices
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68-71: Verify connection state logging initialization.
The connection state is used in buildLogContext's dynamic context. Ensure that the connection state is available when logging is initialized.
Let's check the initialization order and usage:
Also applies to: 77-84
✅ Verification successful
Connection state logging is properly initialized and handled
The connection state is correctly initialized and managed:
- Connection status is immediately initialized using
mapPubSubStatusToChat(pubSubConnection.state) - Status mapping is properly implemented with all required states
- Changes are tracked through listeners and the status is kept in sync with the underlying pubSubConnection
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chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/ConnectionTest.kt (2)
1-17: LGTM! Well-organized imports and package structure.
Good use of import alias to avoid naming conflicts between io.ably.lib.realtime.Connection and the local Connection interface.
53-55: Verify connection listener cleanup.
The test adds a connection status listener but doesn't verify its cleanup. Consider:
- Adding tests to verify listener removal
- Checking for potential memory leaks
- Testing cleanup during connection disposal
chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Connection.kt (3)
21-53: Well-structured and documented connection states
The ConnectionStatus enum is well-implemented with clear documentation for each state and proper string representations. The states cover all necessary scenarios in the connection lifecycle.
Line range hint 55-77: Well-designed status change data structure
The ConnectionStatusChange data class effectively captures all necessary information for connection state transitions, including error handling and retry logic.
189-199: Clean and comprehensive status mapping
The mapPubSubStatusToChat function provides a complete and correct mapping of all possible Ably connection states to internal ConnectionStatus values.
detekt.yml (1)
Line range hint 1-1000: Review the security implications of disabled checks.
The configuration has disabled several important static analysis checks, particularly in the coroutines and potential-bugs sections. While this may be necessary for implementing connection features, consider:
- Re-enabling critical checks like
CastNullableToNonNullableTypeandNullCheckOnMutablePropertywith specific exclusions instead of completely disabling them. - Adding custom configuration for coroutine-related checks instead of disabling them entirely.
✅ Verification successful
Disabled checks have minimal impact on codebase safety
Based on the analysis:
- Only 4 non-null assertions (
!!) found, with 3 in test code and 1 in a controlled utility function - No unsafe GlobalScope usage detected
- Single lateinit usage confined to test code
- No unsafe coroutine patterns or cancellation handling issues found
The disabled checks in detekt.yml appear to have minimal security impact as the codebase already follows safe practices. The few instances of potentially unsafe patterns are either in test code or have controlled usage.
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