Terminal API new Event Types

[gcatanese]

Add new Event Types:

• NetworkConnected
• NetworkDisconnected

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Summary of Changes

Hello, this is gemini-code-assist providing a summary of this pull request. This PR, authored by gcatanese, introduces two new event types, NetworkConnected and NetworkDisconnected, to the Terminal API. The changes primarily involve updating the TypeScript type definitions to include these new events, ensuring that the API contract reflects the ability to notify about network connection status changes.

Highlights

• New Event Types Added: This pull request adds two new event types, NetworkConnected and NetworkDisconnected, to the set of events that can be notified by the Terminal API.
• TypeScript Typings Updated: The corresponding TypeScript type definitions for EventToNotifyType have been updated in both the NEXO typings and the specific terminal event typings to include the new network connection events.

Changelog

• src/typings/nexo.ts
  • Added 'NetworkConnected' and 'NetworkDisconnected' to the EventToNotifyType union type.
• src/typings/terminal/eventToNotifyType.ts
  • Added NetworkConnected and NetworkDisconnected members to the EventToNotifyType enum.

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Connected, then apart,
Events flow freely.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces two new event types, NetworkConnected and NetworkDisconnected, to the Terminal API. The changes are clear and directly address the PR's objective. The addition to the EventToNotifyType enum in src/typings/terminal/eventToNotifyType.ts is well-placed alphabetically, which is great for maintainability.

I have one suggestion regarding the EventToNotifyType union type in src/typings/nexo.ts to improve long-term maintainability by ensuring all members are alphabetically sorted.

Summary of Findings

• Maintainability: Alphabetical Sorting of Union Type Members: In src/typings/nexo.ts, the EventToNotifyType union type members are not alphabetically sorted. Adding new members to the end without sorting can make the type harder to read and maintain as it grows. It's recommended to sort all members alphabetically.

Merge Readiness

The pull request is a good step towards adding the new event types. However, there is one medium-severity suggestion regarding the alphabetical sorting of members in the EventToNotifyType union type in src/typings/nexo.ts for improved maintainability. I recommend addressing this suggestion before merging. As an AI code reviewer, I am not authorized to approve pull requests; please ensure further review and approval by authorized team members.

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Quality Gate passed

Issues
0 New issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
0.0% Coverage on New Code
0.0% Duplication on New Code

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