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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces a comprehensive refactoring of the Go SDK for Shifu IoT device management, transitioning from a global state architecture to a modern Client-based design with dependency injection. The refactoring improves testability, maintainability, and enables multiple device management with isolated instances.
Key Changes:
- Refactored SDK architecture from global state to Client-based API with interfaces for better testability
- Added comprehensive test suite (939 lines) achieving 78.9% code coverage with unit tests, benchmark tests, and edge case coverage
- Created professional README.md (743 lines) with detailed documentation, usage examples, API reference, and migration guide
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| File | Description |
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| shifu-sdk-golang/sdk.go | Implements new Client-based SDK architecture with dependency injection, interfaces (EdgeDeviceClient, ConfigLoader, HealthChecker), and backward-compatible deprecated global functions |
| shifu-sdk-golang/sdk_test.go | Comprehensive test suite with mock implementations, unit tests for all major functions, edge case coverage, and benchmark tests |
| shifu-sdk-golang/go.mod | Module dependencies defining Go version and required packages |
| shifu-sdk-golang/README.md | Professional documentation with installation instructions, quick start guide, usage examples, API reference, and troubleshooting guide |
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This commit introduces a professional, production-ready Go SDK for Shifu IoT device management with significant architectural improvements. Features: - ✅ Client-based architecture with dependency injection - 🔧 Kubernetes EdgeDevice integration - 📊 Health monitoring with customizable intervals - 🎯 Flexible configuration via Config struct - 🧪 78.9% test coverage with comprehensive test suite - 📚 Complete documentation with examples Architecture: - Eliminated global state in favor of Client struct - Added interfaces (EdgeDeviceClient, ConfigLoader, HealthChecker) - Support for multiple device management with isolated instances - Better error handling with wrapped errors - Type-safe API following Go idioms API: - NewClient() and NewClientFromEnv() constructors - Client.Start() for health monitoring - Client.GetEdgeDevice() for device information - Client.UpdatePhase() for status updates - Client.GetConfigMap() for configuration loading - Backward compatible deprecated global functions Testing: - Comprehensive test suite with mock HTTP servers - Unit tests for all major functions - Edge case and error handling tests - Benchmark tests included Documentation: - Professional README.md with quick start guide - Complete API reference - Multiple usage examples - Troubleshooting guide - Migration guide from deprecated functions Files: - sdk.go: Main SDK implementation (402 lines) - sdk_test.go: Comprehensive test suite (940 lines) - README.md: Professional documentation (949 lines) - go.mod: Module dependencies - go.sum: Dependency checksums 🤖 Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Pull Request Overview
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Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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The error from os.WriteFile is not being checked. While this is in a test setup, ignoring the error could lead to confusing test failures if the file write fails. Consider checking and handling the error: if err := os.WriteFile(...); err != nil { t.Fatalf(...) }.
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| if err := os.WriteFile(kubeconfigPath, []byte(kubeconfigContent), 0644); err != nil { | |
| t.Fatalf("failed to write kubeconfig: %v", err) | |
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| os.WriteFile(tmpFile, []byte(content), 0644) |
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The error from os.WriteFile is not being checked in this benchmark setup. If the file write fails, the benchmark will produce misleading results. Consider checking the error: if err := os.WriteFile(...); err != nil { b.Fatal(err) }.
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| if err := os.WriteFile(tmpFile, []byte(content), 0644); err != nil { | |
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The error from v1alpha1.AddToScheme is not being checked in this benchmark. If adding to the scheme fails, subsequent operations will fail in confusing ways. Consider checking the error or documenting why it's safe to ignore in this context.
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| if err := v1alpha1.AddToScheme(scheme.Scheme); err != nil { | |
| b.Fatalf("failed to add v1alpha1 to scheme: %v", err) | |
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| restClient, _ := rest.UnversionedRESTClientFor(config) |
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The error from rest.UnversionedRESTClientFor is being explicitly ignored with _. In a benchmark, if client creation fails, the benchmark results will be invalid. Consider handling this error: if err != nil { b.Fatal(err) }.
| restClient, _ := rest.UnversionedRESTClientFor(config) | |
| restClient, err := rest.UnversionedRESTClientFor(config) | |
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| return &DeviceShifuConfig[any]{ | ||
| Instructions: *instructions, | ||
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do we also load DriverProperties here?
This commit introduces a professional, production-ready Go SDK for Shifu IoT device management with significant architectural improvements.
Major Changes:
New Features:
Architecture Improvements:
Documentation:
Testing:
Files Added:
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