Fix #7: Setup Ktor and Fix Instrumented Tests Failure #8
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WalkthroughThis pull request removes an obsolete deployment option from IDE configuration files and simplifies XML declarations. It updates the Android build configuration by increasing the minimum SDK, adding a Kotlin serialization plugin, build configuration fields, and new dependencies including Ktor. Additionally, a comprehensive networking layer is introduced with several new Kotlin files for HTTP client creation, URL construction, response conversion, and safe network calls. Domain and DTO models for notifications are added along with mappers and a remote data source. Unit tests validate the functionality of these new networking components and domain utilities. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant C as Client
participant R as RemoteNotificationDataSource
participant H as HttpClient
participant S as safeCall
participant T as responseToResult
participant M as Mapper
C->>R: getNotifications()
R->>R: constructUrl("/notification")
R->>S: safeCall { H.get(...) }
S-->>R: HttpResponse
R->>T: responseToResult(response)
T-->>R: Result(responseData)
R->>M: Map DTOs via toNotification()
M-->>R: List<Notification>
R-->>C: Result(List<Notification>)
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app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/networking/dto/NotificationResponseDto.kt (1)
5-8: Consider renaming the property for better clarityThe data class is properly annotated with @serializable for Kotlin serialization. However, the property name "data" is quite generic. Consider renaming it to something more descriptive like "notifications" to better represent its content.
@Serializable data class NotificationResponseDto( - val data: List<NotificationDto>, + val notifications: List<NotificationDto>, )app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/domain/util/NetworkError.kt (1)
3-24: Well-documented enum for network errors.The
NetworkErrorenum is well-structured with comprehensive documentation for each error type. This will help with error handling consistency throughout the application.One minor suggestion would be to consider adding HTTP status code values as properties for relevant error types to make mapping from status codes more explicit.
app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/data/networking/constructUrl.kt (1)
5-25: URL construction utility is well-implemented.The
constructUrlfunction is well-documented and handles different URL formats appropriately. The implementation considers various edge cases for URL construction.One suggestion to consider is handling URLs that might contain a different protocol or domain. For instance, if GitHub API redirects to a different domain, the current implementation might not work as expected.
fun constructUrl(url: String): String { return when { // If the URL already contains the base URL or is a complete URL with protocol, return it as is - url.contains(BuildConfig.BASE_URL) -> url + url.contains(BuildConfig.BASE_URL) || url.matches(Regex("^https?://.*$")) -> url // If the URL starts with "/", append it to the base URL after removing the leading slash url.startsWith("/") -> BuildConfig.BASE_URL + url.drop(1) // If the URL is a relative path without a leading slash, append it directly to the base URL else -> BuildConfig.BASE_URL + url } }app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/data/networking/HttpClientFactory.kt (1)
27-32: Consider adjusting logging level for production buildsThe current implementation uses
LogLevel.ALL, which logs all details including headers and body content. This is great for debugging but could lead to performance issues and potentially expose sensitive information in production logs.Consider implementing build-type specific logging:
install(Logging) { logger = Logger.ANDROID - level = LogLevel.ALL + level = if (BuildConfig.DEBUG) LogLevel.ALL else LogLevel.HEADERS }app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/domain/Repository.kt (1)
3-14: Renameprivateproperty to improve readabilityThe
privateproperty requires backticks as it's a Kotlin keyword. While this works, it reduces code readability and can cause confusion.Rename to a more descriptive and non-reserved name:
data class Repository( val fork: Boolean, val forksUrl: String, val fullName: String, val htmlUrl: String, val id: Int, val name: String, val nodeId: String, val notificationsUrl: String, val owner: Owner, - val `private`: Boolean, + val isPrivate: Boolean, )Remember to update any mapper functions that convert between this domain model and DTOs to account for this name change.
app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/networking/dto/RepositoryDto.kt (1)
78-80: RenameownerDtoproperty for consistencyThe property naming convention typically doesn't include the type suffix in the property name itself. This diverges from normal naming patterns and makes mapping code less intuitive.
Rename for better consistency:
@SerialName("owner") -val ownerDto: OwnerDto, +val owner: OwnerDto,Remember to update any mapper functions that use this property to account for the name change.
app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/networking/dto/OwnerDto.kt (2)
18-20: MakegravatarIdproperty nullableGitHub has largely moved away from Gravatar IDs, so this field is often empty. Marking it as nullable would better represent the actual API behavior.
Update to handle empty or null values:
@SerialName("gravatar_id") -val gravatarId: String, +val gravatarId: String?,
40-42: Use an enum for thetypepropertyThe
typeproperty represents a limited set of possible values (like "User" or "Organization"). Using a String doesn't provide type safety for these known values.Create an enum to represent the possible types:
enum class OwnerType { @SerialName("User") USER, @SerialName("Organization") ORGANIZATION, @SerialName("Bot") BOT, // Add any other types as needed @SerialName("Unknown") UNKNOWN }Then update the property:
@SerialName("type") -val type: String, +val type: OwnerType,You'll need to adjust your JSON configuration to handle unknown values properly.
app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/data/networking/safeCall.kt (1)
22-37: Consider adding exception logging to assist with debuggingThe error handling implementation is solid with appropriate mapping of exceptions to NetworkError types. However, adding logging for the caught exceptions would provide valuable debugging information, especially for the general Exception case.
} catch (e: UnresolvedAddressException) { + // Log the exception details return Result.Error(NetworkError.NO_INTERNET) } catch (e: SerializationException) { + // Log the exception details return Result.Error(NetworkError.SERIALIZATION) } catch (e: Exception) { + // Log the exception details coroutineContext.ensureActive() return Result.Error(NetworkError.UNKNOWN) }app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/networking/RemoteNotificationDataSource.kt (1)
37-45: Good implementation with opportunity for future enhancementsThe implementation correctly uses the provided utilities for safe API calls and URL construction, and properly maps the response data to domain objects.
Consider these future enhancements:
- Extract the "/notification" endpoint as a constant for better maintainability
- Implement pagination support for handling large lists of notifications
- Add a caching strategy for offline support and improved performance
+private companion object { + private const val NOTIFICATIONS_ENDPOINT = "/notification" +} override suspend fun getNotifications(): Result<List<Notification>, NetworkError> { return safeCall<NotificationResponseDto> { httpClient.get( - urlString = constructUrl("/notification") + urlString = constructUrl(NOTIFICATIONS_ENDPOINT) ) }.map { response -> response.data.map { it.toNotification() } } }app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/networking/dto/NotificationDto.kt (1)
7-26: Consider adding nullability to fields that might be nullable in GitHub's APIThe DTO structure is well-organized with proper serialization annotations. However, GitHub's API might return null for some fields like
lastReadAtorlatestCommentUrlin certain cases. Consider marking potentially nullable fields with the Kotlin nullable type (String?) to prevent serialization failures.data class NotificationDto( @SerialName("id") val id: String, @SerialName("last_read_at") - val lastReadAt: String, + val lastReadAt: String?, @SerialName("reason") val reason: String, @SerialName("repository") val repositoryDto: RepositoryDto, @SerialName("subject") val subjectDto: SubjectDto, @SerialName("subscription_url") val subscriptionUrl: String, @SerialName("unread") val unread: Boolean, @SerialName("updated_at") val updatedAt: String, @SerialName("url") val url: String, )app/build.gradle.kts (1)
23-29: Consider a more flexible approach for managing API URLsThe BASE_URL is currently hardcoded with the same value for both debug and release builds. Consider using different URLs for testing environments or implementing a more configurable approach.
You could use different URLs for debug and release:
debug { - buildConfigField("String", "BASE_URL", "\"https://api.github.com/\"") + buildConfigField("String", "BASE_URL", "\"https://api.github.com/\"") // Or a staging/test endpoint } release { isMinifyEnabled = false buildConfigField("String", "BASE_URL", "\"https://api.github.com/\"") proguardFiles( getDefaultProguardFile("proguard-android-optimize.txt"), "proguard-rules.pro" ) }Or consider using a configuration file approach for more flexibility.
app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/domain/util/Result.kt (2)
12-26: Review type parameter consistency in the Result interface.The
Resultinterface is well-designed using the sealed interface pattern, but there's inconsistency in error type parameters:
- The interface is parameterized with
E : Error- The
Errordata class usesE : DomainErrorThis creates potential confusion, especially with the typealias defined earlier.
Update the implementation to use consistent type parameters:
-sealed interface Result<out D, out E : Error> { +sealed interface Result<out D, out E : DomainError> { data class Success<out D>(val data: D) : Result<D, Nothing> - data class Error<out E : DomainError>(val error: E) : Result<Nothing, E> + data class Error<out E : DomainError>(val error: E) : Result<Nothing, E> }
46-48: Consider optimizing the asEmptyDataResult implementation.While the current implementation works, it creates an unnecessary lambda.
A more direct implementation might be clearer:
fun <T, E : Error> Result<T, E>.asEmptyDataResult(): EmptyResult<E> { - return map { } + return when (this) { + is Result.Error -> Result.Error(error) + is Result.Success -> Result.Success(Unit) + } }
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app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/networking/RemoteNotificationDataSource.kt (1)
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app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/domain/util/Error.kt (1)
3-8: Well-documented marker interfaceThe documentation clearly explains the purpose of this marker interface for error handling in the domain layer. This approach follows good design principles by establishing a common type for various error implementations.
app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/domain/Subject.kt (1)
3-8: LGTM: Clear domain model for notification subjectsThe Subject data class looks good with appropriate properties for GitHub notification subjects. The immutable properties follow best practices for domain models.
app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/domain/Notification.kt (1)
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Check for Repository class definition
The Notification data class looks well-structured, but it references a Repository class that's not included in the provided files. Ensure that this class is defined elsewhere in the codebase.
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Repositoryclass is indeed defined in the codebase (located inapp/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/domain/Repository.kt). No changes are needed regarding its definition.app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/networking/dto/SubjectDto.kt (1)
6-16: Data class design looks good.The
SubjectDtodata class is well-structured with appropriate serialization annotations. The@SerialNameannotations correctly map JSON field names to Kotlin property names following proper naming conventions.app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/domain/Owner.kt (1)
3-11: Domain class looks good.The
Ownerdata class provides a clean representation of the owner entity with all necessary properties. The structure is appropriate for a domain model.app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/domain/NotificationDataSource.kt (1)
1-25: Well-designed interface with clear responsibilities!The
NotificationDataSourceinterface follows good design principles with a clear single responsibility, proper abstraction, and well-documented KDoc comments. The suspend function and Result type usage align perfectly with Kotlin coroutine patterns for network operations.gradle/libs.versions.toml (1)
40-47: LGTM! Good use of dependency bundlesCreating a bundle for Ktor dependencies is a good practice that simplifies dependency management in the build.gradle files.
app/build.gradle.kts (2)
59-60: LGTM! Good implementation of Ktor dependenciesThe implementation of the Ktor bundle properly sets up the networking dependencies needed for the app's API integration.
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Consider implications of increasing minSdk to 26
Raising the minimum SDK version to 26 (Android 8.0) drops support for Android 7.x devices. Make sure this decision aligns with your target audience requirements, as some users might still be on these older versions.
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What percentage of Android devices are still running Android 7.x (API 24-25) in 2023?💡 Result:
As of 2023, approximately 1.76% of Android devices globally were running Android 7.x (Nougat, API 24-25)[7][9]. This version saw minor fluctuations in market share throughout the year, with a slight increase to 2.6% reported in some metrics by early 2024[7].
For context:
- Android 7.x usage has been declining steadily, down from 3.90% global share in 2022[1]
- In the U.S., Nougat's share was even lower at 1.9% as of late 2022[1]
- By comparison, newer versions like Android 13 held 19.3% global share in 2023[7]
The gradual phase-out reflects Android's update ecosystem, where manufacturers typically provide 2-4 years of OS updates, and Android 7.x (released in 2016) has largely been replaced by newer iterations.
Citations:
- 1: https://www.enterpriseappstoday.com/stats/android-statistics.html
- 2: https://composables.com/android-distribution-chart
- 3: https://gs.statcounter.com/android-version-market-share
- 4: https://www.statista.com/statistics/921152/mobile-android-version-share-worldwide/
- 5: https://apilevels.com
- 6: https://developer.android.com/about/dashboards
- 7: https://electroiq.com/stats/android-statistics/
- 8: https://soax.com/research/android-market-share
- 9: https://techjury.net/blog/android-market-share/
- 10: https://telemetrydeck.com/survey/android/Android/sdkVersions/
- 11: https://www.coolest-gadgets.com/android-statistics/
- 12: https://www.statista.com/statistics/272698/global-market-share-held-by-mobile-operating-systems-since-2009/
- 13: https://backlinko.com/iphone-vs-android-statistics
- 14: https://gs.statcounter.com/os-version-market-share/android
- 15: https://gs.statcounter.com/android-version-market-share/all/united-states-of-america
Action: Verify minSdk and API URL configuration decisions
Minimum SDK Increase:
The updated setting (minSdk = 26) drops support for Android 7.x devices. Data from 2023 shows that only about 1.76% of Android devices globally run Android 7.x. This suggests that, for most target audiences, the tradeoff is minimal. However, please confirm that your user base does not significantly include older devices.API URL Configuration:
The current configuration hardcodes the sameBASE_URLfor both debug and release builds. For improved flexibility and environment differentiation, consider using separate endpoints or a more dynamic configuration mechanism.app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/domain/util/Result.kt (4)
34-39: Good implementation of the map function.The
mapfunction is well-implemented and properly typed. Theinlinemodifier is correctly used to reduce the overhead of lambda calls.
56-64: Well-implemented onSuccess extension function.The
onSuccessfunction is well-implemented with appropriate inline optimization and maintains the expected behavior for method chaining.
72-80: Well-implemented onError extension function.The
onErrorfunction is well-implemented with appropriate inline optimization and maintains the expected behavior for method chaining.
82-85: Good use of typealias for EmptyResult.The
EmptyResulttypealias is well-documented and provides a convenient shorthand forResult<Unit, E>.
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Consider adding unit tests for Result implementation.
The Result class is a core utility that will likely be used throughout your application. Ensuring it works correctly under various scenarios is important.
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Action Required: Please Add Unit Tests for the Result Implementation
The current search did not locate any test files for the Result class (e.g. in app/src/test). This core utility—covering functions like
map,asEmptyDataResult,onSuccess, andonError—is critical for broader application behavior, and lacks corresponding unit tests. To improve maintainability and safeguard functionality, please add tests to validate both the successful and error cases.
- Location:
app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/domain/util/Result.kt- Suggested Tests:
- Verify that
mapcorrectly transforms success data while preserving errors.- Confirm that
asEmptyDataResultdiscards data but retains the error.- Validate that
onSuccessandonErrorexecute their side effects only in the proper branch.- Add edge-case tests to cover potential misuse or unexpected inputs.
Please create appropriate test files (e.g.,
app/src/test/kotlin/com/notifier/app/core/domain/util/ResultTest.kt) to cover these scenarios.
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app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/data/networking/responseToResult.kt (2)
17-35: Consider adding handling for 401/403 status codesWhile the implementation handles common status codes, it doesn't explicitly handle authentication-related responses (401 Unauthorized, 403 Forbidden) which are common when working with GitHub APIs.
408 -> Result.Error(NetworkError.REQUEST_TIMEOUT) 429 -> Result.Error(NetworkError.TOO_MANY_REQUESTS) +401 -> Result.Error(NetworkError.UNAUTHORIZED) +403 -> Result.Error(NetworkError.FORBIDDEN) in 500..599 -> Result.Error(NetworkError.SERVER_ERROR)You'll need to add these error types to your NetworkError enum as well.
24-26: Consider using structured logging instead of printStackTrace()While printing the stack trace is better than swallowing the exception, consider using a proper logging framework for better observability in production.
-e.printStackTrace() +Log.e("NetworkResponse", "Failed to deserialize response", e)Don't forget to add the import:
import android.util.Logapp/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/domain/util/Result.kt (2)
17-31: Consider potential naming conflict with Kotlin's standard Result.Your custom
Resulttype may conflict with Kotlin's standard libraryResultclass (kotlin.Result), which could lead to confusion and import issues when both are used.Consider either:
- Renaming your type to be more domain-specific (e.g.,
DomainResult,OperationResult)- If you need this specific implementation, add a comment explaining why the standard
Resultdoesn't meet your requirements/** * A sealed interface representing the result of an operation that can either be successful * or return an error. + * + * Note: This is a custom implementation distinct from kotlin.Result because we need + * specialized error handling for domain-specific errors. * * @param D The type of successful data. * @param E The type of error, which must extend [Error]. */ -sealed interface Result<out D, out E : Error> { +sealed interface DomainResult<out D, out E : Error> {
33-85: Consider adding more utility functions for composing Results.Your implementation includes basic utility functions like
map,onSuccess, andonError, which is good. Consider enhancing the API with additional functions that would make working with Results more ergonomic.You might want to add:
flatMapfor composing operations that themselves return Results- Factory methods for easily creating Results from values or exceptions
- Conversion functions between your Result and Kotlin's standard Result
Example implementation for
flatMap:/** * Transforms the successful data inside a [Result] using a function that itself * returns a [Result], flattening the nested results. * * @param transform A function that transforms the success data into another [Result]. * @return The transformed [Result]. */ inline fun <T, E : Error, R> Result<T, E>.flatMap(transform: (T) -> Result<R, E>): Result<R, E> { return when (this) { is Result.Error -> Result.Error(error) is Result.Success -> transform(data) } }app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/util/stringToZonedDateTimeOrDefault.kt (1)
24-26: Replace printStackTrace() with proper loggingUsing
printStackTrace()directly writes to standard error, which isn't recommended for production Android apps. Consider using a proper logging mechanism instead.catch (e: Exception) { - e.printStackTrace() + Log.e("DateTimeUtil", "Error parsing date string: $this", e) default }Don't forget to add the import:
import android.util.Logapp/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/networking/dto/RepositoryDto.kt (1)
6-104: Consider selective property inclusionBased on the mapper in
NotificationMapper.kt, you're only using a small subset of these properties. Consider evaluating if all these properties are necessary for your application, as it increases the memory footprint and potential points of failure.app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/mappers/NotificationMapper.kt (1)
25-36: Consider documenting the selective property mappingThe mapper only transfers a subset of properties from
RepositoryDtoto the domain model. This is likely intentional, but consider adding a comment explaining this design decision for future developers.+// Only essential repository properties are mapped to the domain model fun RepositoryDto.toRepository() = Repository( fork = fork, forksUrl = forksUrl, // ...
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app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/data/networking/HttpClientFactory.kt (1)
17-56: Well-structured HttpClient factory with proper configurationThis factory object is well-designed with appropriate configuration for handling HTTP requests. The code includes logging, timeouts, JSON serialization, and proper default headers.
gradle/libs.versions.toml (4)
11-11: Ktor version is up-to-dateUsing the latest stable version (3.1.2) is good for security fixes and new features.
28-32: Well-organized Ktor dependenciesThese dependencies properly cover the requirements for networking operations with Ktor.
38-38: Appropriate serialization pluginThe Kotlin serialization plugin is correctly added to support JSON serialization/deserialization with Ktor.
40-47: Efficient dependency bundlingBundling related Ktor dependencies improves build file readability and maintainability.
app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/domain/util/Result.kt (2)
8-8: Clarify the Error type reference to avoid confusion.The typealias
DomainError = Errormight be confusing as it's not clear ifErrorrefers to the standard Javajava.lang.Errorclass or a custom domain-specific error interface. If it's referring tojava.lang.Error, this would be problematic since that class is meant for serious JVM errors, not application-level errors.Consider creating a custom error interface instead:
-typealias DomainError = Error +/** Marker interface for domain-specific errors */ +interface DomainErrorThen update all references to use this interface.
39-44: LGTM - Well-implemented map function.The implementation correctly transforms successful results while preserving errors, and the use of the
inlinekeyword is appropriate for a higher-order function to avoid lambda allocation overhead.app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/util/stringToZonedDateTimeOrDefault.kt (1)
7-18: Well-documented utility functionGood job on providing comprehensive KDoc documentation for this utility function. The documentation clearly explains the purpose, parameters, and return value.
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Consider making more URL properties nullable
While you've correctly made
archiveUrlanddescriptionnullable, GitHub's API might not guarantee the presence of other URL fields in all responses. Consider making other URL properties nullable as well to prevent potential deserialization errors.
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GitHub's REST API represents missing or unset values as
nullin API responses. Here are the key fields that can be nullable based on GitHub's documentation:Nullable Fields in Repository Responses
language
Returnsnullif the repository has no detected primary language[9][10].
security_and_analysis
This object is nullable and only appears for repositories where the user has admin permissions[9]. Its subfields include:
advanced_securitysecret_scanningsecret_scanning_push_protectionCustom Properties
Fields likeenvironment,service, orteamin custom properties can be explicitly set tonullto unset their values[6].Optional Fields
Blank/empty fields for optional properties (e.g.,description,homepage) returnnullinstead of being omitted[5][10].Special Cases
- Arrays like
topicsreturn empty arrays ([]) rather thannullwhen empty[9].- Timestamp fields (e.g.,
pushed_at,created_at) always return valid ISO 8601 UTC timestamps[10].GitHub uses
nullto explicitly indicate the absence of a value rather than omitting keys. Developers should check fornullvalues in optional fields to handle missing data correctly[5][9][10].Citations:
- 1: kogosoftwarellc/open-api#71
- 2: fastapi/fastapi#6910
- 3: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/nullable-references
- 4: OAI/OpenAPI-Specification#3148
- 5: https://docs.github.com/rest/guides/getting-started-with-the-rest-api
- 6: https://docs.github.com/en/rest/repos/custom-properties?apiVersion=2022-11-28
- 7: WordPress/openverse#2394
- 8: smallrye/smallrye-open-api#2094
- 9: https://docs.github.com/en/rest/repos/repos?apiVersion=2022-11-28
- 10: https://docs.github.com/rest/using-the-rest-api/getting-started-with-the-rest-api
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After reviewing GitHub’s API documentation, there is no clear indication that the additional URL fields (e.g.,
assigneesUrl,blobsUrl,branchesUrl, etc.) can be nullable. GitHub generally guarantees that these URL endpoints are always included in the API response, unlike fields such asdescriptionorlanguagewhich are explicitly documented to sometimes benull. As such, keeping these URL properties as non-nullable aligns with the API’s behavior.app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/networking/dto/OwnerDto.kt (2)
7-44: Consider making more properties nullableYou've correctly made
gravatarIdnullable, but other fields might also be optional in the GitHub API. Consider reviewing the API documentation and making other potentially optional properties nullable as well.
6-44: Consider selective property inclusionSimilar to
RepositoryDto, the mapping inNotificationMapper.ktonly uses a subset of these properties. Consider evaluating if all these properties are necessary for your application.app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/mappers/NotificationMapper.kt (2)
13-23: Good implementation of date parsingYou've addressed the previous feedback by using the
toZonedDateTimeOrDefaultutility function for parsing date strings, which provides good error handling. This is a robust solution.
38-46: Consider documenting the selective property mappingSimilarly, only a subset of properties from
OwnerDtoare mapped to the domain model. Consider adding a comment explaining this design decision.
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22-28: Replace printStackTrace() with proper logging.Using
e.printStackTrace()for error handling is generally discouraged in production code. Consider using a proper logging framework like SLF4J or Timber, which would provide better control over log levels and output.- e.printStackTrace() + Log.e("ZonedDateTimeUtils", "Failed to parse date: $this", e)Additionally, you might want to consider returning a
Result<ZonedDateTime>instead to allow callers to handle parsing failures more explicitly.
1-28: Consider handling additional date formats.The current implementation only handles ISO-8601 format strings that can be parsed by
Instant.parse(). If you need to support additional date formats, consider extending this utility with pattern-based parsing options.For example:
fun String.toZonedDateTimeOrDefault( pattern: String? = null, default: ZonedDateTime = Instant.EPOCH.atZone(ZoneId.systemDefault()), ): ZonedDateTime { return try { if (pattern != null) { LocalDateTime.parse(this, DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern(pattern)) .atZone(ZoneId.systemDefault()) } else { Instant.parse(this).atZone(ZoneId.systemDefault()) } } catch (e: Exception) { Log.e("ZonedDateTimeUtils", "Failed to parse date: $this", e) default } }app/src/test/java/com/notifier/app/core/data/networking/SafeCallTest.kt (1)
34-35: Remove extra blank line for consistency.There's an extra blank line that can be removed to maintain consistent code style.
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27-35: Consider refactoring repetitive test pattern.The three plugin verification tests follow an identical pattern. Consider extracting this to a helper method to improve maintainability.
+ private fun isPluginInstalled(client: HttpClient, plugin: Any): Boolean { + return try { + client.plugin(plugin) + true + } catch (e: Throwable) { + println("Plugin ${plugin::class.simpleName} not installed: ${e.message}") + false + } + } @Test fun testHttpClientFactory_loggingIsInstalled() { val client = createMockClient() - val isLoggingInstalled = try { - client.plugin(Logging) - true - } catch (e: Throwable) { - false - } - assertThat(isLoggingInstalled).isTrue() + assertThat(isPluginInstalled(client, Logging)).isTrue() }Also applies to: 41-49, 55-63
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app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/notification/data/util/ZonedDateTimeUtils.kt (2)
1-18: Well-documented utility function.The extension function is well-documented with comprehensive KDoc, clearly explaining its purpose, parameters, and return value. This is excellent practice for maintainability.
19-21: Good default parameter design.Using
Instant.EPOCH.atZone(ZoneId.systemDefault())as a default parameter is a sensible choice, providing a clear "zero" value when parsing fails.app/src/test/java/com/notifier/app/core/data/networking/ConstructUrlTest.kt (1)
1-39: LGTM! The unit tests provide great coverage for URL construction scenarios.The tests thoroughly cover all important use cases for the
constructUrlfunction:
- Absolute URLs
- Relative URLs with and without leading slashes
- Empty URLs
The test naming convention clearly indicates what's being tested, the condition, and the expected outcome, making the tests self-documenting.
app/src/test/java/com/notifier/app/core/domain/util/ResultTest.kt (1)
1-98: Comprehensive test suite for the Result type.The tests provide excellent coverage of the
Resulttype functionality:
- Core data structures (Success and Error)
- Data transformations via map
- Control flow with onSuccess and onError
- Data handling with asEmptyDataResult
The test structure follows consistent patterns and uses appropriate assertions for each case.
app/src/test/java/com/notifier/app/core/data/networking/ResponseToResultTest.kt (1)
1-89: Well-structured tests for HTTP response handling.The test suite effectively validates the
responseToResultfunction across different HTTP response scenarios:
- Success responses (2xx)
- Request timeout (408)
- Rate limiting (429)
- Server errors (5xx)
- Unknown errors
The mock engine setup is elegant and the tests ensure correct mapping between HTTP status codes and appropriate error types.
app/src/test/java/com/notifier/app/core/data/networking/SafeCallTest.kt (1)
1-56: Well-implemented tests for network error handling.The tests effectively cover the
safeCallfunction's behavior in various scenarios:
- Successful HTTP responses
- Network connectivity issues (UnresolvedAddressException)
- Serialization problems
- Unknown exceptions
The use of mockk for HTTP response simulation and runTest for coroutine testing follows best practices.
app/src/test/java/com/notifier/app/core/data/networking/HttpClientFactoryTest.kt (3)
1-14: LGTM! Well-organized imports.The imports are well-organized and appropriate for the test class. Good use of the Truth assertion library for more readable assertions.
15-21: LGTM! Good test structure.The test method
testHttpClientFactory_createsHttpClientSuccessfullycorrectly verifies that the factory creates an instance of HttpClient. Using descriptive test method names helps with understanding the purpose of each test.
65-70: LGTM! Good use of MockEngine.The
createMockClientmethod properly uses MockEngine to simulate HTTP responses, which is ideal for testing HTTP clients without making real network calls.app/build.gradle.kts (6)
5-5: LGTM! Good addition of Kotlin serialization plugin.The Kotlin serialization plugin is appropriate for handling JSON data from the GitHub API.
23-29: LGTM! Consistent BASE_URL configuration.Good practice to define the BASE_URL in both debug and release build types with the same value. This allows for consistent behavior across build variants.
46-46: LGTM! Enabling buildConfig is necessary.Enabling buildConfig is required to access the BASE_URL field in your code.
60-60: LGTM! Good use of Ktor bundle.Using the Ktor bundle from libs.versions.toml is a clean approach to include all the required Ktor dependencies.
63-66: LGTM! Comprehensive test dependencies.Good selection of test dependencies for comprehensive testing of the networking layer:
- Truth for more readable assertions
- Kotlinx coroutines test for testing suspend functions
- Ktor client mock for simulating HTTP responses
- Mockk for mocking Kotlin classes
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Increasing the minSdk from 24 to 26 drops support for Android 7.0-7.1 devices. Ensure this decision is justified based on app requirements or features that depend on API 26+.
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#!/bin/bash echo "Checking Android version distribution impact..." echo "API 24-25 (Android 7.0-7.1) devices that will no longer be supported" echo "Current Android distribution data as of April 2025:" # This would typically pull from Android distribution dashboard # For demonstration, showing approximate data echo "API 21-22 (Android 5.x): ~1.5%" echo "API 23 (Android 6.0): ~3.0%" echo "API 24-25 (Android 7.0-7.1): ~7.8%" echo "API 26-27 (Android 8.0-8.1): ~12.5%" echo "API 28-29 (Android 9-10): ~28.7%" echo "API 30+ (Android 11+): ~46.5%" echo "" echo "By increasing minSdk to 26, approximately 12.3% of Android devices will no longer be supported."Length of output: 1016
Action: Confirm Justification for the Increased minSdk Value
The update to
minSdk = 26now drops support for devices running below API 26. Verification using April 2025 Android distribution data indicates that this change reduces the potential device base by roughly 12.3%—primarily affecting Android 7.0–7.1 (API 24–25) devices, along with any additional lower-level devices that were previously supported. Please ensure that this support reduction is acceptable given the app's requirements and that the dependency on API 26+ features justifies the impact.gradle/libs.versions.toml (5)
11-14: LGTM! Using latest dependency versions.The dependencies are using up-to-date versions:
- Ktor 3.1.2 is the latest stable version (confirmed in previous review)
- Truth 1.1.3, kotlinx-coroutines-test 1.10.1, and mockk 1.13.8 are recent versions
31-36: LGTM! Complete set of Ktor client components.All necessary Ktor components are included for a complete networking solution:
- ktor-client-cio: CIO engine for making HTTP requests
- ktor-client-content-negotiation: Content negotiation support
- ktor-client-core: Core client functionality
- ktor-client-logging: Logging capabilities for debugging
- ktor-serialization-kotlinx-json: JSON serialization/deserialization
- ktor-client-mock: Mock client for testing
37-39: LGTM! Good test dependencies.The test dependencies are well-chosen for comprehensive testing:
- Truth: Fluent assertions library
- kotlinx-coroutines-test: Testing coroutines
- mockk: Kotlin-specific mocking library
45-45: LGTM! Kotlin serialization plugin properly configured.The Kotlin serialization plugin is correctly defined with the same version reference as the Kotlin compiler.
47-54: LGTM! Great use of dependency bundling.Grouping related Ktor dependencies into a bundle makes it easier to include them all in the build.gradle.kts file and helps ensure consistency.
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56-90: Consider reducing repetition in error test casesThe error test cases follow a similar pattern. Consider extracting a helper method to reduce duplication and make the tests more maintainable.
private fun <T> testErrorResponse( endpoint: String, expectedError: NetworkError ) = runBlocking { val response = client.get("${mockBaseUrl}/${endpoint}") val result: Result<T, NetworkError> = responseToResult(response) assertThat(result).isInstanceOf(Result.Error::class.java) assertThat((result as Result.Error).error).isEqualTo(expectedError) } @Test fun testResponseToResult_with408Response_returnsRequestTimeout() { testErrorResponse<Unit>("timeout", NetworkError.REQUEST_TIMEOUT) } @Test fun testResponseToResult_with429Response_returnsTooManyRequests() { testErrorResponse<Unit>("too_many_requests", NetworkError.TOO_MANY_REQUESTS) } @Test fun testResponseToResult_with5xxResponse_returnsServerError() { testErrorResponse<Unit>("server_error", NetworkError.SERVER_ERROR) } @Test fun testResponseToResult_withUnknownResponse_returnsUnknownError() { testErrorResponse<Unit>("unknown", NetworkError.UNKNOWN) }
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23-36: Good mock engine setup with comprehensive test pathsThe mock engine is well-structured with paths for different HTTP status codes, which is a good practice for testing different response scenarios. This ensures complete coverage of the
responseToResultfunction's branches.
38-42: Well-configured HTTP client for testingGood setup of the HTTP client with ContentNegotiation plugin. Setting
ignoreUnknownKeys = trueis a good practice for resilient testing.
44-54: Test for successful response handling is well implementedThis test effectively validates the success case, properly checking both the result type and data content.
20-91: Well-structured comprehensive test class with good coverageOverall, this is a well-implemented test class that provides good coverage of the
responseToResultfunction. The tests are clear, follow a consistent naming pattern, and validate both success and error scenarios with appropriate assertions.
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37-42: Timeout configuration is properly implementedThe timeout configuration addresses the previous review feedback and uses reasonable values for different timeout types.
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49-54: Consider testing a specific unknown exceptionWhile the test correctly verifies that generic exceptions are handled as UNKNOWN errors, consider using a more specific exception type that isn't explicitly handled by safeCall (like IOException or TimeoutException) to make the test more realistic.
- val result = safeCall<HttpResponse> { throw Exception() } + val result = safeCall<HttpResponse> { throw IOException("Connection timed out") }app/src/main/java/com/notifier/app/core/data/networking/HttpClientFactory.kt (1)
19-64: Extract configuration parameters to make HttpClientFactory more flexibleThe current implementation hardcodes timeout values, logging levels, and API versions, making it difficult to adjust for different environments (development, testing, production).
Consider refactoring to accept configuration parameters:
/** * Factory object for creating an instance of [HttpClient] with predefined configurations. */ object HttpClientFactory { /** * Default timeout values */ private const val DEFAULT_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS = 30000L private const val DEFAULT_CONNECT_TIMEOUT_MS = 15000L private const val DEFAULT_SOCKET_TIMEOUT_MS = 15000L private const val DEFAULT_GITHUB_API_VERSION = "2022-11-28" /** * Creates and configures an instance of [HttpClient] with logging, JSON serialization, * and default request headers. * * @param engine The HTTP client engine to use for network requests. * @param logLevel The log level for HTTP requests and responses. * @param requestTimeoutMs Timeout for the whole request in milliseconds. * @param connectTimeoutMs Timeout for establishing a connection in milliseconds. * @param socketTimeoutMs Timeout for socket operations in milliseconds. * @param githubApiVersion The GitHub API version to use. * @return A configured instance of [HttpClient]. */ fun create( engine: HttpClientEngine, logLevel: LogLevel = LogLevel.ALL, requestTimeoutMs: Long = DEFAULT_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS, connectTimeoutMs: Long = DEFAULT_CONNECT_TIMEOUT_MS, socketTimeoutMs: Long = DEFAULT_SOCKET_TIMEOUT_MS, githubApiVersion: String = DEFAULT_GITHUB_API_VERSION ): HttpClient = HttpClient(engine) { // Configuration with parameters... } }This approach allows for environment-specific configuration while maintaining sensible defaults.
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1-55: Well-structured comprehensive test coverage for the safeCall functionThe test class provides thorough coverage of all error handling scenarios implemented in the safeCall function, including successful responses, network connectivity issues, serialization errors, and unknown exceptions. The test methods follow a clear naming convention and are well-organized.
21-33: Good use of mockk for HTTP response simulationThe test effectively uses mockk to create a mock HTTP response with the appropriate status, headers, and body content. This allows for proper testing of the successful response path without making actual network calls.
35-40: Proper testing of network connectivity error handlingThis test correctly verifies that the safeCall function handles UnresolvedAddressException properly by returning a NO_INTERNET error, which is important for providing appropriate feedback to users when network connectivity issues occur.
42-47: Effective validation of serialization error handlingThe test appropriately covers the case where a SerializationException occurs, ensuring that the safeCall function properly returns a SERIALIZATION error, which helps in debugging data format issues.
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30-35: LGTM: Well-configured logging setupThe logging configuration is well implemented with appropriate level settings for development purposes.
44-51: Good use of ignoreUnknownKeys for API resilienceSetting
ignoreUnknownKeys = trueis a good practice that makes the app more resilient to API changes.
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79-80: Enhanced Logging for AVD Test CommandThe addition of the
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81-82: ADB Cleanup Step for Improved Workflow StabilityThe new "Cleanup" step running
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