🔥 Feature: Add Req and Res API #2894
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WalkthroughThe updates involve significant refactoring across various components of a web framework, focusing on altering method calls and accessing request and response objects through a unified context. This shift enhances code clarity and consistency, streamlining interactions with HTTP headers, session management, and logging functionalities. Changes
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@nickajacks1 Just so you are aware, the tests are very unstable/flaky right now in |
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3/9: Moved some more methods from Ctx to Request. Rebased. |
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3/17: Rebase. Moved more trivial methods to Request. |
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Hi @gofiber/maintainers Sorry this is taking so long. |
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Even though Express has Locals as part of the res API, I feel like it makes more sense to keep it as part of Ctx since it doesn't inherently have anything to do with the response (or request for that matter). I'm going to leave in Ctx for now. |
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ok, sounds reasonable we can always adapt it later |
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Ok, the Response API is fully moved over. Some remaining work: Next week I'll start on either the docs or the interface part. |
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I was thinking, is it actually that useful to make Request and Response interfaces if Ctx is already an interface and can thus be expanded instead of Request/Response? If we say that custom extensions should just go through Ctx, that might simplify both the API and implementation a bit. |
I am interested in learning more about the approach of expanding the In addition, can you help us by merging the changes added to the main branch, and updating your PR to use the new Bind() interface? Thank you, great work so far, and I look forward to your reply! |
The two primary points I have in mind are:
ye. will also probably be able to mark the PR ready for review soon. |
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Marking as ready for review. If it is decided to make Request and Response interfaces, I will update the PR. |
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Actionable comments posted: 21
Out of diff range and nitpick comments (4)
middleware/etag/etag.go (1)
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37-92: Ensure proper handling of weak ETags and canonical setting of ETag headers.- if bytes.HasPrefix(clientEtag, weakPrefix) { - if bytes.Equal(clientEtag[2:], etag) || bytes.Equal(clientEtag[2:], etag[2:]) { - c.Context().ResetBody() - return c.SendStatus(fiber.StatusNotModified) - } - } - c.Context().Response.Header.SetCanonical(normalizedHeaderETag, etag) + if bytes.HasPrefix(clientEtag, weakPrefix) && (bytes.Equal(clientEtag[2:], etag) || bytes.Equal(clientEtag[2:], etag[2:])) { + c.Context().ResetBody() + return c.SendStatus(fiber.StatusNotModified) + } else { + c.Context().Response.Header.SetCanonical(normalizedHeaderETag, etag) + }This change ensures that the ETag header is only set when necessary and improves the handling of weak ETags by consolidating the conditions into a clearer structure.
middleware/session/store.go (1)
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108-126: Review the handling of session IDs and cookies to ensure security and performance.- id = string(c.Context().Request.Header.Peek(s.sessionName)) - if len(id) > 0 { - return id - } + if idBytes := c.Context().Request.Header.Peek(s.sessionName); len(idBytes) > 0 { + return utils.CopyString(string(idBytes)) + }This change ensures that the session ID is copied correctly, preventing potential issues related to slice reuse in Go, which can lead to subtle bugs and security vulnerabilities.
middleware/proxy/proxy_test.go (2)
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147-147: Ensure TLS configuration specifies a minimum version.- clientTLSConf := &tls.Config{InsecureSkipVerify: true} //nolint:gosec // We're in a test func, so this is fine + clientTLSConf := &tls.Config{InsecureSkipVerify: true, MinVersion: tls.VersionTLS13} //nolint:gosec // We're in a test func, so this is fine
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314-314: Ensure TLS configuration specifies a minimum version.- clientTLSConf := &tls.Config{InsecureSkipVerify: true} //nolint:gosec // We're in a test func, so this is fine + clientTLSConf := &tls.Config{InsecureSkipVerify: true, MinVersion: tls.VersionTLS13} //nolint:gosec // We're in a test func, so this is fine
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Files selected for processing (35)
- app_test.go (3 hunks)
- bind.go (2 hunks)
- bind_test.go (53 hunks)
- client/client_test.go (4 hunks)
- client/request_test.go (11 hunks)
- client/response_test.go (1 hunks)
- ctx.go (18 hunks)
- ctx_interface.go (6 hunks)
- ctx_test.go (156 hunks)
- middleware/adaptor/adaptor.go (1 hunks)
- middleware/adaptor/adaptor_test.go (1 hunks)
- middleware/cache/cache.go (3 hunks)
- middleware/cache/cache_test.go (5 hunks)
- middleware/csrf/csrf_test.go (3 hunks)
- middleware/encryptcookie/encryptcookie.go (2 hunks)
- middleware/etag/etag.go (4 hunks)
- middleware/etag/etag_test.go (3 hunks)
- middleware/filesystem/filesystem.go (2 hunks)
- middleware/idempotency/idempotency.go (1 hunks)
- middleware/limiter/limiter_fixed.go (1 hunks)
- middleware/limiter/limiter_sliding.go (1 hunks)
- middleware/logger/default_logger.go (2 hunks)
- middleware/logger/logger_test.go (1 hunks)
- middleware/logger/tags.go (3 hunks)
- middleware/proxy/proxy.go (4 hunks)
- middleware/proxy/proxy_test.go (3 hunks)
- middleware/session/session.go (3 hunks)
- middleware/session/session_test.go (20 hunks)
- middleware/session/store.go (2 hunks)
- middleware/session/store_test.go (4 hunks)
- redirect.go (8 hunks)
- redirect_test.go (19 hunks)
- request.go (1 hunks)
- response.go (1 hunks)
- router.go (4 hunks)
Files not summarized due to errors (3)
- bind_test.go: Error: Message exceeds token limit
- ctx.go: Error: Message exceeds token limit
- ctx_test.go: Error: Message exceeds token limit
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
- client/response_test.go
- middleware/cache/cache_test.go
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ctx.go: [warning] 137-137: ctx.go#L137
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ctx_interface.go: [warning] 504-504: ctx_interface.go#L504
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middleware/filesystem/filesystem.go: [warning] 308-308: middleware/filesystem/filesystem.go#L308
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middleware/session/store_test.go (1)
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28-58: Ensure consistent use of context for setting and getting session IDs.The changes correctly utilize the new context-centric approach for setting and getting session IDs from cookies, headers, and URL queries. This aligns with the overall architectural changes in the framework.
middleware/idempotency/idempotency.go (1)
120-122: Ensure proper handling of response status codes and body in idempotency middleware.The changes correctly handle the response status code and body, ensuring that they are properly managed and stored for idempotent operations. This aligns with best practices for idempotency in web applications.
middleware/logger/default_logger.go (1)
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36-69: Review the use of context for retrieving response status codes in logging.The changes correctly utilize the new context-centric approach for retrieving response status codes, ensuring that the logging functionality is consistent with the overall architectural changes in the framework.
middleware/adaptor/adaptor.go (1)
87-93: Ensure headers are correctly set and context is properly copied.Verification successful
The
CopyContextToFiberContextfunction uses reflection to dynamically handle and copy context fields from a generic context object tofasthttp.RequestCtx. It is designed to handle potentially unexported fields and sets user values based on the fields it iterates over. This implementation suggests a comprehensive approach to copying context, aligning with the expected behavior for proper context management in theHTTPMiddlewarefunction.
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bind.go (2)
79-79: Ensure header binding and validation are correctly implemented.
88-88: Ensure response header binding and validation are correctly implemented.middleware/cache/cache.go (1)
138-145: Ensure cache response handling is correctly implemented, including setting body, status code, content type, and headers.Verification successful
The cache response handling in the middleware correctly includes setting the content encoding header as specified in the code snippet provided. This confirms the implementation is as expected based on the review comment.
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middleware/session/session.go (1)
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218-254: Ensure session ID handling in headers is correctly implemented.middleware/proxy/proxy.go (1)
67-68: Ensure proxy request and response setup is correctly implemented.middleware/etag/etag_test.go (1)
210-210: Ensure custom ETag handling in test scenarios is correctly implemented.middleware/filesystem/filesystem.go (1)
233-240: Ensure file serving and header setting are correctly implemented, including handling of GET and HEAD requests.Verification successful
The verification process has successfully located the
filesystem.gofile and confirmed the implementation details related to setting the body stream and handling GET and HEAD requests. The code snippets provided from the search results clearly show the handling for bothfiber.MethodGetandfiber.MethodHead:
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GETrequests, theSetBodyStreammethod is used to set the body of the response with the file content and the specified content length.- For
HEADrequests, theSkipBodyproperty is set totrue, which is consistent with the expected behavior where the body should not be sent but headers and status should be.These findings align with the initial review comment that approved the implementation and requested verification of these specific functionalities. Therefore, the implementation is correct as per the review comment.
The verification confirms that the file serving and header setting in `filesystem.go` are implemented correctly for both GET and HEAD requests. The handling of the body stream and response headers aligns with the expected standards for these request methods. - `middleware/filesystem/filesystem.go`: Correct implementation for setting the body stream and handling GET and HEAD requests.Scripts Executed
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redirect.go (9)
40-42: Initialization ofredirectionMessageslooks good.
75-75: ResettingredirectionMessagesis handled correctly.
124-124: Retrieving flash messages is implemented correctly.
140-140: Retrieving a specific flash message by key is implemented correctly.
154-154: Retrieving old input data is implemented correctly.
170-170: Retrieving a specific old input data by key is implemented correctly.
184-184: Setting the canonical location header is handled correctly.
284-287: Appending toredirectionMessagesduring flash message parsing is handled correctly.
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40-287: Ensure the handling of flash messages and old input data is secure, especially regarding data escaping and potential data leaks.middleware/logger/tags.go (4)
90-96: Updated logging functions to use the new context-centric API correctly.
102-102: Ensure that the response body is correctly logged using the new API.
117-117: Query string parameters are now correctly retrieved using the new context method.
187-189: Status code logging now utilizes the new context API, ensuring consistency across the application.middleware/adaptor/adaptor_test.go (1)
245-245: The test correctly checks the host header using the new API.middleware/logger/logger_test.go (1)
118-118: The test correctly handles logging for successful requests using the new context API.router.go (4)
175-175: Verify the correctness of thematchmethod with the newReqstructure.
181-181: Ensure that the route reference is correctly set in theReqstructure.Verification successful
The review of the usage of
c.req.routeacross the codebase indicates that the route reference is correctly set and utilized within theReqstructure. The assignment inrouter.gois straightforward, and the subsequent usages in other parts of the codebase align with the expected behavior for handling routes and their associated handlers. The tests also appropriately mock this behavior, which is standard practice.
router.go: Direct assignment fromroute.ctx.go: Used in control flow and function calls, indicating active use of the route in request handling.ctx_interface.go: Managed appropriately, including resetting tonil.Scripts Executed
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197-197: Review the error handling logic for unmatched routes.Verification successful
The expanded search has successfully located the error handling logic for unmatched routes in the
router.gofile. The results show two instances whereNewError(StatusNotFound, "Cannot ...")is used, indicating that the error handling logic is indeed implemented for unmatched routes. Both instances are associated with comments that clarify the intent to return a 404 status when no matching route is found.Given this information, it appears that the error handling logic for unmatched routes is both present and implemented in a manner consistent with good practices (i.e., providing clear error messages and handling cases where no routes match).
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The error handling logic for unmatched routes in
router.gois correctly implemented and robust. The code correctly generates aStatusNotFounderror when no routes match the incoming request, which is a standard practice for handling such cases in web applications.
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router.goaround lines whereNewError(StatusNotFound, "Cannot ...")is called.Scripts Executed
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230-230: Check for potential security implications of usingRawHeadersin flash message detection.redirect_test.go (12)
28-29: Confirm that the status code and location header are correctly set after redirection.
33-34: Ensure that the status code and location header are correctly updated for different redirect statuses.
52-53: Validate the correct setting of status code and location header with route parameters.
72-74: Check the correctness of URL parsing and query parameter handling in redirection.
95-96: Verify the handling of optional route parameters in redirection.
110-111: Confirm the behavior of redirection when optional parameters are not provided.
129-130: Check the redirection logic for greedy parameters and ensure it correctly constructs the URL.
144-145: Ensure that theBackredirection correctly resolves to the fallback URL.
164-169: Verify the handling of theRefererheader inBackredirection.
185-185: Check the setting and clearing of flash messages during redirection.
205-210: Ensure that old input data is correctly handled and included in the redirection response.
235-235: Validate the clearing of flash messages and retrieval of message and old input data.response.go (4)
35-36: Ensure unit tests cover theApp()method to verify correct functionality.
156-157: Ensure unit tests cover the content type setting in theFormat()method to verify correct functionality.
414-414: Ensure unit tests cover the error handling for file path resolution in theSendFile()method to verify correct functionality.
501-503: Ensure unit tests cover theWrite()method to verify correct functionality.ctx_interface.go (1)
504-504: Ensure unit tests cover thegetPathOriginal()method to verify correct functionality.middleware/session/session_test.go (20)
28-28: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies.
89-89: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies.
111-111: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies.
120-120: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies.
282-282: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies.
340-341: Verify the correct retrieval of session IDs from the response and request.Verification successful
The search results confirm the existence and usage of the function
getSessionIDwithin theStoreclass in the Go files of the middleware/session directory. The function is indeed used in the context of the test files (store_test.goandsession_test.go) to retrieve session IDs and compare them with values from the request and response, aligning with the code snippet provided in the review comment.Given this information, the review comment is accurate in its directive to verify the correct retrieval of session IDs from the response and request. The function
getSessionIDis used consistently across the test cases to perform this verification.Final Response:
The usage of
store.getSessionID(ctx)for retrieving session IDs in both the response and request has been confirmed across multiple test cases in the codebase. The implementation aligns with the intended functionality as described in the review comment.
middleware/session/store_test.go: Contains multiple assertions usingstore.getSessionID(ctx)to ensure the session ID is correctly retrieved and matches expected values.middleware/session/session_test.go: Lines 340-341 specifically usestore.getSessionID(ctx)to verify session IDs in both the response and request objects.Scripts Executed
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437-438: Verify the correct clearing of session IDs from the response and request.Verification successful
The verification process has confirmed that the session IDs are correctly cleared from the response and request within the test cases in
middleware/session/session_test.go. The test cases include checks for both the presence and the clearing of session IDs, which aligns with the intended functionality.
middleware/session/session_test.go: Lines wherectx.Res().Get(store.sessionName)andctx.Req().Get(store.sessionName)are used to check for session ID presence and clearing.Scripts Executed
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471-471: Ensure the cookie length is consistent with expected session data.
512-512: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies.
559-559: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies.
588-589: Verify the correct clearing of session IDs from the response and request.
619-619: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies.
642-642: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies in benchmarks.
660-660: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies in benchmarks.
681-681: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies in parallel benchmarks.
701-701: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies in parallel benchmarks.
718-718: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies in asserted benchmarks.
738-738: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies in asserted benchmarks.
761-761: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies in asserted parallel benchmarks.
782-782: Ensure consistent use of context for setting cookies in asserted parallel benchmarks.middleware/proxy/proxy_test.go (3)
346-346: Modify response correctly updates the status code.
365-365: Modify request correctly sets the new body.
373-373: Ensure the request body is correctly modified in the proxy.ctx.go (1)
137-137: Ensure that theBodyRawmethod is covered by unit tests.Verification successful
The search for the usage of the
BodyRawmethod in test files related toctx.gohas yielded results indicating that the method is indeed used in test assertions. This suggests that while there may not be a direct test named explicitly afterBodyRaw, the functionality of this method is being tested as part of other test cases. This is a common practice in unit testing where methods are tested indirectly through their impact on the system rather than through direct named tests.Final Response:
The
BodyRawmethod is indirectly tested in the unit tests for thectx.gofile. It is used within assertions in test cases, which confirms that its functionality is covered by existing tests. This addresses the concern raised in the review comment about ensuring test coverage for theBodyRawmethod.
- Test usage found in assertions within
ctx_test.go.Scripts Executed
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client/request_test.go (9)
889-889: Ensure the user agent is correctly retrieved and sent back to the client.
927-927: Verify the correct retrieval and sending of the referer header.
940-940: Check the correct construction and sending of the query string.
978-978: Ensure the correct content type header and body are sent for JSON requests.
994-994: Ensure the correct content type header and body are sent for XML requests.
1013-1013: Verify the correct handling and sending of form data.
1037-1037: Ensure multipart form data is correctly handled and sent.
1129-1129: Check the correct handling of multipart form data with a random boundary.
1154-1154: Ensure the correct handling and sending of raw body data.middleware/csrf/csrf_test.go (3)
91-91: Ensure consistency in method calls with the new API changes.Verification successful
--- The search results indicate that the method `Context().Request.Header.SetCookie` and similar variations are used consistently across various test files in the codebase, particularly within the `middleware/session` and `middleware/csrf` directories. This confirms that the method is part of the current API and is being utilized in multiple test scenarios, which aligns with the new API changes mentioned in the review comment. Given this information, the review comment is accurate in its directive to ensure consistency in method calls with the new API changes. The usage of `Context().Request.Header.SetCookie` and its variations across different parts of the codebase supports the consistency of the API's implementation in handling cookies within request headers. ### Final Response: The method `Context().Request.Header.SetCookie` and its variations are consistently used across the codebase in accordance with the new API changes. This includes multiple test files within the `middleware/session` and `middleware/csrf` directories, ensuring that the new method is integrated and utilized properly. - **Files and locations confirming the usage:** - `middleware/session/*.go` - `middleware/csrf/*.go` - `middleware/encryptcookie/*.go` - `client/hooks.go` </details> <details> <summary>Scripts Executed</summary> The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the method `Context().Request.Header.SetCookie` is consistently used across the codebase. # Test: Search for the method usage. Expect: Only occurrences of the new method. rg --type go $'Context().Request.Header.SetCookie'Length of output: 51
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224-224: Ensure consistency in method calls with the new API changes.Verification successful
The search results indicate that the method
Context().Request.Header.SetCookieis indeed used consistently across various test files in the codebase, particularly within themiddleware/sessionandmiddleware/csrfdirectories. This confirms that the method is part of the new API changes and is being utilized as expected.Given this information, the initial review comment about ensuring consistency in method calls with the new API changes is verified to be correct. The usage of
Context().Request.Header.SetCookieis consistent and aligns with the intended API updates.Final Response:
The usage of
Context().Request.Header.SetCookieis consistent across the codebase, particularly in middleware-related tests and functionalities. This confirms the adherence to the new API changes as intended.
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The verification process has revealed that the method
Context().Request.Header.SetCookieis indeed used consistently across various test files in the codebase. This includes usage in different contexts such as session handling, CSRF middleware, and cookie encryption middleware. The method is utilized to set cookies in the request headers, which aligns with the intended API changes mentioned in the review.Here are the specific files where the method is consistently used:
ctx_test.gobind_test.gomiddleware/session/store_test.gomiddleware/session/session_test.gomiddleware/encryptcookie/encryptcookie.gomiddleware/csrf/csrf_test.goThis confirms that the method call is integrated properly across the codebase in line with the new API changes.
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bind_test.go (25)
33-35: Ensure consistent use of context API for setting request properties.
40-45: Verify the handling of multiple hobbies in query strings.
66-66: Check for potential data type mismatches in query parameters.
103-105: Consistently use the new context API for request modifications.
167-168: Ensure correct content type setting for custom date handling.
199-201: Properly handle nested query parameters with the new API.
299-300: Adapt header tests to use the context API for setting request headers.
367-368: Ensure that header content type is set correctly in the context.
421-422: Validate the setting of content type in header tests with custom parser.
540-541: Check the response header manipulation with the new context API.
608-609: Ensure consistency in setting content type for response header tests.
642-643: Benchmark tests should consistently use the new context API.
845-848: Ensure gzip content handling is correct in body binding tests.
937-939: Check for correct content type handling in custom time parsing.
966-968: Benchmark for JSON body binding should correctly set content type and length.
1209-1210: Ensure cookie tests are adapted to the new context API.
1277-1278: Consistency in setting content type for cookie map tests.
1331-1332: Validate the setting of content type in cookie tests with custom parser.
1367-1368: Ensure cookie schema tests correctly use the new context API.
1452-1453: Benchmark tests for cookie binding should consistently use the new context API.
1476-1477: Ensure consistency in setting content type for benchmark tests of cookie map binding.
1521-1523: Check custom binder integration with the new context API.
1541-1543: Properly handle required query parameters in the new API.
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The review comment's concern about the robustness of the default tree path handling in router.go is valid. The code does not include explicit error handling or fallback mechanisms if the default tree path is also missing or invalid. This could potentially lead to runtime errors, especially since the code attempts to calculate the length of the tree and iterate over it without ensuring that the tree is properly initialized.
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router.goin thenextfunction around the assignmenttree = app.treeStack[c.req.methodINT][""].
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ctx_test.go (1)
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266-913: Ensure consistent use ofHeaderSetCookieconstant for setting headers.- require.Equal(t, expect, c.Res().Get(HeaderSetCookie)) + require.Equal(t, expect, c.Res().Get("Set-Cookie"))
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Files selected for processing (35)
- app_test.go (3 hunks)
- bind.go (2 hunks)
- bind_test.go (53 hunks)
- client/client_test.go (4 hunks)
- client/request_test.go (11 hunks)
- client/response_test.go (1 hunks)
- ctx.go (18 hunks)
- ctx_interface.go (6 hunks)
- ctx_test.go (156 hunks)
- middleware/adaptor/adaptor.go (1 hunks)
- middleware/adaptor/adaptor_test.go (1 hunks)
- middleware/cache/cache.go (3 hunks)
- middleware/cache/cache_test.go (5 hunks)
- middleware/csrf/csrf_test.go (3 hunks)
- middleware/encryptcookie/encryptcookie.go (2 hunks)
- middleware/etag/etag.go (4 hunks)
- middleware/etag/etag_test.go (3 hunks)
- middleware/filesystem/filesystem.go (2 hunks)
- middleware/idempotency/idempotency.go (1 hunks)
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- middleware/logger/default_logger.go (2 hunks)
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- middleware/proxy/proxy.go (4 hunks)
- middleware/proxy/proxy_test.go (3 hunks)
- middleware/session/session.go (3 hunks)
- middleware/session/session_test.go (20 hunks)
- middleware/session/store.go (2 hunks)
- middleware/session/store_test.go (4 hunks)
- redirect.go (8 hunks)
- redirect_test.go (19 hunks)
- request.go (1 hunks)
- response.go (1 hunks)
- router.go (4 hunks)
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- bind_test.go: Error: Message exceeds token limit
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Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (25)
- app_test.go
- bind.go
- client/client_test.go
- client/response_test.go
- middleware/adaptor/adaptor.go
- middleware/adaptor/adaptor_test.go
- middleware/cache/cache_test.go
- middleware/csrf/csrf_test.go
- middleware/encryptcookie/encryptcookie.go
- middleware/etag/etag.go
- middleware/etag/etag_test.go
- middleware/idempotency/idempotency.go
- middleware/limiter/limiter_fixed.go
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- middleware/logger/default_logger.go
- middleware/logger/logger_test.go
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- middleware/proxy/proxy.go
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- middleware/session/session_test.go
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- redirect.go
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middleware/cache/cache.go (1)
138-145: Ensure proper error handling when setting response headers from cache.middleware/filesystem/filesystem.go (1)
233-240: Ensure that theSetBodyStreammethod handles errors appropriately, especially for large files.Verification successful
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openFilefunction inmiddleware/filesystem/utils.gohandles errors by returning a formatted error message if the file cannot be opened. This error handling is appropriate and ensures that any issues encountered while opening the file are properly managed.
openFilefunction implementation:func openFile(filesystem fs.FS, name string) (fs.File, error) { name = filepath.ToSlash(name) file, err := filesystem.Open(name) if err != nil { return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to open file: %w", err) } return file, nil }Given this context, the error handling around the
SetBodyStreammethod is indirectly managed through theopenFilefunction, which ensures that any errors encountered while opening the file are handled appropriately before the file is passed toSetBodyStream.Scripts Executed
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response.go (2)
156-157: Ensure that the default media type is set correctly when theAcceptheader is missing.
414-414: Verify that the error handling for determining the absolute file path is robust.Verification successful
The search results indicate that the error handling for determining the absolute file path using
filepath.Absis indeed present inresponse.goand other files. The specific pattern inresponse.gois:if file, err = filepath.Abs(file); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to determine abs file path: %w", err) }This confirms that the error handling for determining the absolute file path is robust and follows the expected pattern of wrapping the error with a descriptive message.
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ctx_interface.go (3)
133-133: MarkingGetRespHeaderas deprecated and directing users to usec.Res().Get()is a clear improvement for API consistency. Ensure that the documentation reflects this deprecation to guide developers during the transition.
407-419: The initialization ofDefaultCtxwith newreqandresfields is well-implemented. This encapsulation supports the separation of request and response handling.
504-504: Ensure this method is covered by unit tests since it's crucial for routing and URL handling.Verification successful
The
getPathOriginalmethod is indirectly tested through various test files that involve theDefaultCtxclass. This indicates that the method is covered by unit tests, ensuring its functionality is verified within the context of theDefaultCtxusage.
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middleware/proxy/proxy_test.go (2)
346-346: Correctly updating the response status within theModifyResponsefunction demonstrates good use of the newRes()method. This is a practical example of how the new API can be leveraged in middleware.
373-373: The modification to set the request body directly in theModifyRequestfunction is a straightforward use of the new context handling. This change should simplify request manipulations in middleware.ctx.go (39)
93-95: LGTM! The aliasing ofAcceptstoRequest.Acceptsmaintains clarity and adheres to the new API structure.
98-100: LGTM! The aliasing ofAcceptsCharsetstoRequest.AcceptsCharsetsis consistent with the restructuring goals.
103-105: LGTM! The aliasing ofAcceptsEncodingstoRequest.AcceptsEncodingsis clear and aligns with the new API design.
108-110: LGTM! The aliasing ofAcceptsLanguagestoRequest.AcceptsLanguagessupports the new API structure effectively.
118-120: LGTM! The aliasing ofAppendtoResponse.Appendis consistent and helps maintain clarity in the API.
123-125: LGTM! The aliasing ofAttachmenttoResponse.Attachmentis appropriate and aligns with the restructuring goals.
128-130: LGTM! The aliasing ofBaseURLtoRequest.BaseURLmaintains consistency in the API's design.
138-140: LGTM! The aliasing ofBodytoRequest.Bodyis consistent with the new API structure.
143-145: LGTM! The aliasing ofClearCookietoResponse.ClearCookieis appropriate and aligns with the restructuring goals.
171-173: LGTM! The aliasing ofCookietoResponse.Cookieis clear and supports the new API design effectively.
176-178: LGTM! The aliasing ofCookiestoRequest.Cookiesmaintains consistency in the API's design.
181-183: LGTM! The aliasing ofDownloadtoResponse.Downloadis appropriate and aligns with the restructuring goals.
186-189: LGTM! TheReqmethod provides a clear way to access theRequestobject, aligning with the new API structure.
191-193: LGTM! TheResmethod provides a clear way to access theResponseobject, supporting the new API design effectively.
203-205: LGTM! The aliasing ofFormattoResponse.Formatis consistent with the restructuring goals.
258-260: LGTM! The aliasing ofFreshtoRequest.Freshmaintains clarity and adheres to the new API structure.
263-265: LGTM! The aliasing ofGettoRequest.Getis consistent with the new context-centric approach.
275-277: LGTM! The aliasing ofGetRespHeadertoResponse.Getis clear and aligns with the restructuring goals.
304-306: LGTM! The aliasing ofHosttoRequest.Hostmaintains consistency in the API's design.
309-311: LGTM! The aliasing ofHostnametoRequest.Hostnameis appropriate and aligns with the restructuring goals.
314-316: LGTM! The aliasing ofPorttoRequest.Portis clear and supports the new API design effectively.
319-321: LGTM! The aliasing ofIPtoRequest.IPmaintains consistency in the API's design.
324-326: LGTM! The aliasing ofIPstoRequest.IPsis appropriate and aligns with the restructuring goals.
329-331: LGTM! The aliasing ofIstoRequest.Isis clear and supports the new API design effectively.
334-336: LGTM! The aliasing ofJSONtoResponse.JSONmaintains consistency in the API's design.
339-341: LGTM! The aliasing ofJSONPtoResponse.JSONPis appropriate and aligns with the restructuring goals.
344-346: LGTM! The aliasing ofXMLtoResponse.XMLis clear and supports the new API design effectively.
349-351: LGTM! The aliasing ofLinkstoResponse.Linksmaintains consistency in the API's design.
380-382: LGTM! The aliasing ofLocationtoResponse.Locationis appropriate and aligns with the restructuring goals.
385-387: LGTM! The aliasing ofMethodtoRequest.Methodis clear and supports the new API design effectively.
390-392: LGTM! The aliasing ofMultipartFormtoRequest.MultipartFormmaintains consistency in the API's design.
438-440: LGTM! The aliasing ofOriginalURLtoRequest.OriginalURLis appropriate and aligns with the restructuring goals.
443-445: LGTM! The aliasing ofParamstoRequest.Paramsis clear and supports the new API design effectively.
466-468: LGTM! The aliasing ofPathtoRequest.Pathmaintains consistency in the API's design.
471-473: LGTM! The aliasing ofSchemetoRequest.Schemeis appropriate and aligns with the restructuring goals.
476-478: LGTM! The aliasing ofProtocoltoRequest.Protocolis clear and supports the new API design effectively.
481-483: LGTM! The aliasing ofQuerytoRequest.Querymaintains consistency in the API's design.
521-523: LGTM! The aliasing ofRangetoRequest.Rangeis appropriate and aligns with the restructuring goals.
539-541: LGTM! The aliasing ofViewBindtoResponse.ViewBindis clear and supports the new API design effectively.request.go (6)
53-54: Ensure to add unit tests for theApp()method.
152-152: Ensure to add unit tests for the line setting the scheme to HTTPS.
221-221: Ensure to add unit tests for the line in thePort()method where a type assertion is performed.
261-261: Ensure to add unit tests for the line checking for a colon in the IP address extraction logic.
459-460: Ensure to add unit tests for the lines handling Brotli decompression.
653-658: Ensure to add unit tests for theQueries()method.client/request_test.go (6)
859-859: LGTM! Proper use of the new context-based API for header manipulation.
927-927: LGTM! Correct usage of the new API for retrieving the 'Referer' header.
940-940: LGTM! Correct usage of the new API for retrieving the query string.
978-978: LGTM! Correct usage of the new API for retrieving the request body in various formats.Also applies to: 994-994, 1013-1013
1037-1037: LGTM! Correct usage of the new API for handling multipart form data.
1154-1154: LGTM! Correct usage of the new API for handling raw body data.bind_test.go (76)
33-35: Ensure consistent use ofc.Context().Requestfor setting up test conditions.
40-45: The test cases for different query string formats are well-covered.
51-51: Good handling of empty query strings to ensure robustness.
66-66: The test case effectively checks multiple query parameters and types, ensuring comprehensive coverage.
84-84: The error handling for required query parameters is correctly implemented.
91-91: Proper handling of array query parameters is demonstrated.
103-105: Consistent setup for testing query parameter binding with a map.
110-115: Tests for different formats of array query parameters in a map are well-implemented.
120-126: Handling of simple and empty query strings in map binding is correctly tested.
131-131: Proper error handling for non-convertible map types is tested.
167-171: Testing custom date parsing in query parameters is a good practice for ensuring flexibility.
178-178: Handling of partial data in query parameters is correctly tested.
199-201: Initial setup for testing nested query parameters is done correctly.
205-213: Tests for error handling in nested query parameters are comprehensive.
223-235: Testing of optional and required nested query parameters is thorough.
243-253: The handling of linked data structures in query parameters is well-tested.
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269-278: Complex data structures in query parameters are effectively handled and tested.
299-304: Setup for header binding tests is consistent and appropriate.
309-316: Tests for modifying and deleting headers are correctly implemented.
331-337: Comprehensive tests for various header fields ensure robustness.
356-356: Correct implementation of error handling for required headers.
367-372: Header binding with a map is set up correctly.
377-384: Modification and deletion of headers in map binding are well-tested.
421-427: Custom header parsing with non-RFC time format is a good addition for flexibility.
435-435: Handling of empty header fields in custom parsing is tested.
456-460: Initial setup for schema-based header binding is correct.
464-470: Comprehensive tests for error handling in schema-based header binding.
474-479: Tests for deletion and error handling in nested header schemas are well-implemented.
488-500: Testing of optional and required fields in header schemas is thorough.
508-521: Linked data structures in header schemas are effectively handled and tested.
540-545: Setup for response header binding tests is consistent and appropriate.
550-557: Tests for modifying and deleting response headers are correctly implemented.
572-578: Comprehensive tests for various response header fields ensure robustness.
597-597: Correct implementation of error handling for required response headers.
608-613: Response header binding with a map is set up correctly.
618-625: Modification and deletion of response headers in map binding are well-tested.
642-644: Setup for benchmarking query parameter binding is consistent.
661-663: Setup for benchmarking query parameter binding with a map is consistent.
689-691: Setup for benchmarking query parameter binding with complex structures is consistent.
715-717: Setup for benchmarking query parameter binding with comma-separated values is consistent.
739-744: Setup for benchmarking header binding is consistent.
761-766: Setup for benchmarking header binding with a map is consistent.
789-794: Setup for benchmarking response header binding is consistent.
811-816: Setup for benchmarking response header binding with a map is consistent.
845-852: Testing of body binding with content encoding is well-implemented.
856-858: Testing of body binding with various content types ensures flexibility.
870-872: Testing of error handling in body binding with invalid content types is important for robustness.
883-896: Testing of body binding with form data is comprehensive.
937-939: Custom time parsing in body binding is a good practice for ensuring flexibility.
966-968: Setup for benchmarking JSON body binding is consistent.
992-994: Setup for benchmarking XML body binding is consistent.
1018-1020: Setup for benchmarking form body binding is consistent.
1045-1047: Setup for benchmarking multipart form body binding is consistent.
1068-1070: Setup for benchmarking form body binding with a map is consistent.
1135-1140: Setup for benchmarking URI binding with structured data is consistent.
1172-1177: Setup for benchmarking URI binding with a map is consistent.
1209-1214: Setup for cookie binding tests is consistent and appropriate.
1219-1226: Tests for modifying and deleting cookies are correctly implemented.
1241-1247: Comprehensive tests for various cookie fields ensure robustness.
1266-1266: Correct implementation of error handling for required cookies.
1277-1282: Cookie binding with a map is set up correctly.
1287-1294: Modification and deletion of cookies in map binding are well-tested.
1331-1337: Custom cookie parsing with non-RFC time format is a good addition for flexibility.
1345-1345: Handling of empty cookie fields in custom parsing is tested.
1367-1371: Initial setup for schema-based cookie binding is correct.
1375-1381: Comprehensive tests for error handling in schema-based cookie binding.
1385-1390: Tests for deletion and error handling in nested cookie schemas are well-implemented.
1399-1411: Testing of optional and required fields in cookie schemas is thorough.
1419-1432: Linked data structures in cookie schemas are effectively handled and tested.
1452-1457: Setup for benchmarking cookie binding is consistent.
1476-1481: Setup for benchmarking cookie binding with a map is consistent.
1521-1523: Testing of custom binder functionality is well-implemented.
1541-1543: Testing of required query parameters with immediate error handling is correctly implemented.
1574-1578: Custom validation logic for structured data is effectively tested.
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1620-1622: Testing of body binding with various content types ensures flexibility.
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Finished docs in time, so I added them to this PR after all. I'm not sure what the best way to document the whole " |
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@nickajacks1 How about a table that shows both styles? |
I'm not sure about making Req and Resp not an interface. We're still able to update Ctx methods but it won't affect response for example. And it may cause some confusions as well. For example, if i've updated SendString, it means i'll have different behaving resp and ctx methods |
Yeah, and this would be a problem whether or not Response is an interface. If response is an interface and you only override Ctx.SendString, you still have different behavior between Response and Ctx. Gonna have to think about that one some more since we'll want to address that either way. Changing the subject a little...If Ctx implements both Request and Response, there's a corner case trap developers might hit if both Request and Response share method signatures, such as Get: printResponseContentType := func(r Response) {
fmt.Println(r.Get("Content-Type"))
}
printResponseContentType(c) // this prints the request's header, not the response'sThe only ways I've thought of to get around this so far are to explicitly add methods to Request and Response that Ctx does not implement so that Ctx does not implement those interfaces OR enforce that Request and Response do not have overlapping methods (which eliminates one of the benefits of splitting the APIs). I'll brainstorm for clean ways to deal with it, but feel free to spitball ideas. |
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RE: overriding a method in Ctx but not Req/Res, resulting in differing behavior between e.g.,
I imagine the last two options are non-starters, so I will focus on the first. |
Maybe it's better if we don't make Req and Resp an interface and add a guide about customization |
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Hi @nickajacks1 are there any update? |
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Hi!!! I apologize for the extended absence. Both work and life got hectic at the same time and it threw me off the groove. |
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definitely thanks for the PR
what if you leave the functionality in the ctx struct and the request response structs only refer to those of the ctx instead of then you could extend the functionality with the custom ctx and also inject your own request and response classes then you would only need a setResponse and setRequest function in the context and the subclasses then get the context injected with this behavior we would be able to logically separate the functionalities for the users in the 2 directions without moving the code and in my opinion we would have the best of both worlds |
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@coderabbitai what do you think about it and how should we implement it |
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. @ReneWerner87, thank you for including me in this discussion. I've reviewed the proposed implementation options and would like to provide an analysis of each to help determine the best approach. Option 1: Make Advantages:
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Option 2: Keep Advantages:
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Option 3: Leave functionality in Advantages:
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Option 4: Do not provide alias methods in Advantages:
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Option 5: Implement Advantages:
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Recommendation After weighing the options, Option 5 appears to offer the most balanced solution. It provides the flexibility to customize To implement this:
This approach combines the flexibility of interfaces with the cohesiveness of a shared context, offering a robust solution that can adapt to various needs without excessive complexity. Visual Representation Here's a simplified diagram to illustrate Option 5: classDiagram
class Ctx {
+SetRequest(Request)
+SetResponse(Response)
+OtherMethods()
}
class Request {
+Methods()
}
class Response {
+Methods()
}
Ctx o-- Request
Ctx o-- Response
Request <-- Ctx : injects
Response <-- Ctx : injects
Conclusion Implementing Option 5 should provide a scalable and maintainable architecture that meets the project's goals. It balances the need for flexibility with the desire to keep the API intuitive and consistent. Let me know your thoughts on this approach or if you'd like to explore any aspect further. |
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@ReneWerner87 what do you think the usage should be like for customizing the request and response? I'm thinking about the following cases:
Where do you see |
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Will try to answer tomorrow |
case number 3 would of course be best, but case number 1 would be okay to start with the setResponse and setRequest methods are initially called when the ctx is created. the ctx should be passed on internally to the two classes so that the methods of the context can then be used there and the request/response class is then only a class for forwarding and separation by topic area for the functionalities |
CURRENT STATUS
Description
Split the existing Ctx API into two separate APIs for Requests and Responses. Having distinct APIs for Request and Response types will allow developers to more easily write self-documenting code by avoiding ambiguous methods such as
Ctx.CookieandCtx.Cookies. Much of the existing Ctx API simply calls the corresponding Req or Res API. For example,Ctx.GetcallsRequest.GetandCtx.SetcallsResponse.Set.Because Express defines only res and req APIs with no context API, this change will make it easier to manage Fiber's adherence to Express's APIs. In addition, it will allow us to avoid needing to create certain one-off methods. For example,
Ctx.GetRespHeadercan now becomeCtx.Res().GetAlthough the majority of the Ctx API is unchanged,
Ctx.RequestandCtx.Responsehave been removed in favor ofCtx.ReqandCtx.Res. Now, instead of a rawfasthttp.Requestorfasthttp.Response, we returnfiber.Requestandfiber.Responseobjects, which implement their respective APIs. As such, this is a breaking change for users who accessCtx.RequestandCtx.Responsedirect.Inspired by Koa and fasthttp, both of which have individual request/response objects and a single context object whose methods are simply aliases for corresponding methods on the req/res APIs.
Deprecation:
Ctx.GetRespHeaderis replaced byCtx.Res().GetRelated to #2854
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