The current implementation of Docker container management functionality has increased the complexity of the main file. To enhance maintainability and readability, it is recommended to refactor the Docker-related UI elements and logic into a separate class.
Suggested Approach
Create a New File:
Create a new file named DockerStatusUI.py.
Implement a DockerStatusUI class to encapsulate all Docker-related UI elements and logic.
Class Implementation:
The DockerStatusUI class should handle the creation of UI components such as container status indicators and control buttons.
Example code for the class is provided, which includes methods for creating UI elements and handling start/stop actions for Docker containers.
Update Main File:
Replace the existing Docker UI setup in the main file with an instance of DockerStatusUI.
Example replacement code:
if window.container_manager.client is not None:
docker_status_ui = DockerStatusUI(root, window.container_manager, app_settings)
Refactor on_exit Function:
Move the on_exit function to a separate utility module or integrate it into the ContainerManager class to keep the main file focused on UI setup.
Benefits
Reduced Complexity: This refactoring will significantly reduce the complexity of the main file.
Improved Organization: Enhances code organization, making it easier to maintain and extend Docker-related features in the future.
Action Items
Implement the DockerStatusUI class as described.
Update the main file to utilize the new class.
Refactor the on_exit function as suggested.
This refactoring is crucial for maintaining a clean and manageable codebase as Docker-related functionalities expand. Please prioritize this task to ensure the code remains scalable and easy to understand.
This issue was identified by sourcery-ai[bot] and acknowledged by contributor ItsSimko, who emphasized the need for a UI code refactor. Please address this issue promptly to improve the project's code quality.
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Description
The current implementation of Docker container management functionality has increased the complexity of the main file. To enhance maintainability and readability, it is recommended to refactor the Docker-related UI elements and logic into a separate class.
Suggested Approach
Create a New File:
DockerStatusUI.py.DockerStatusUIclass to encapsulate all Docker-related UI elements and logic.Class Implementation:
DockerStatusUIclass should handle the creation of UI components such as container status indicators and control buttons.Update Main File:
DockerStatusUI.Refactor
on_exitFunction:on_exitfunction to a separate utility module or integrate it into theContainerManagerclass to keep the main file focused on UI setup.Benefits
Action Items
DockerStatusUIclass as described.on_exitfunction as suggested.This refactoring is crucial for maintaining a clean and manageable codebase as Docker-related functionalities expand. Please prioritize this task to ensure the code remains scalable and easy to understand.
This issue was identified by sourcery-ai[bot] and acknowledged by contributor ItsSimko, who emphasized the need for a UI code refactor. Please address this issue promptly to improve the project's code quality.
I created this issue for @ItsSimko from https://github.com/ClinicianFOCUS/FreeScribe/pull/14#discussion_r1806628794.
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