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## Walkthrough The recent changes enhance the `custom_components/hacs/repositories/plugin.py` module by adding methods for managing dashboard resources, updating post-installation and post-uninstallation processes, and refining type hints. Corresponding updates in test files ensure these new functionalities are thoroughly tested, including URL mappings and resource handling. ## Changes | Files/Modules | Change Summary | |----------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `custom_components/hacs/repositories/plugin.py` | Added imports (`re`, `ResourceStorageCollection`), new methods for dashboard resource management, and modified `async_post_installation` and `async_post_uninstall` methods to include resource updates and removals. | | `tests/conftest.py` | Modified `_dashboard_resources` processing in `assert_hacs_data` function to remove "id" key using `recursive_remove_key`. | | `tests/output/proxy_calls.json` | Added multiple URL mappings for test cases related to plugin repositories and dashboard resources handling. | | `tests/repositories/test_plugin_repository.py` | Added multiple test functions for verifying new methods in `plugin.py`, including generating dashboard resource URLs, handling resource updates, and verifying resource handlers. These tests ensure the new functionalities are correctly implemented and handle various scenarios, such as wrong versions, missing data, and resource removals and additions. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant HACSPluginRepository participant ResourceStorageCollection participant HomeAssistant User->>HACSPluginRepository: Install Plugin HACSPluginRepository->>HACSPluginRepository: async_post_installation() HACSPluginRepository->>HACSPluginRepository: update_dashboard_resources() HACSPluginRepository->>ResourceStorageCollection: Add Resource User->>HACSPluginRepository: Uninstall Plugin HACSPluginRepository->>HACSPluginRepository: async_post_uninstall() HACSPluginRepository->>HACSPluginRepository: remove_dashboard_resources() HACSPluginRepository->>ResourceStorageCollection: Remove Resource User->>HACSPluginRepository: Test Resource URL HACSPluginRepository->>HACSPluginRepository: generate_dashboard_resource_url() HACSPluginRepository->>User: Return URL ```Recent review details
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custom_components/hacs/repositories/plugin.py (6)
`17-17`: Type hint import is correctly scoped under `TYPE_CHECKING` to avoid runtime overhead. --- `65-65`: The asynchronous methods `async_post_installation` and `async_post_uninstall` now handle dashboard resources, aligning with the PR's objectives. Also applies to: 67-69 --- `149-167`: The methods `generate_dashboard_resource_hacstag`, `generate_dashboard_resource_namespace`, and `generate_dashboard_resource_url` are well-implemented for generating resource identifiers. --- `171-191`: The method `_get_resource_handler` effectively handles various error scenarios related to resource access. The logging improvements suggested in previous comments have been correctly implemented. --- `195-221`: The methods `update_dashboard_resources` and `remove_dashboard_resources` are crucial for managing the lifecycle of dashboard resources. They correctly utilize the `_get_resource_handler` method to ensure resources are managed appropriately. --- `5-5`: Ensure the `re` module is used appropriately in the file.Verification successful
--- The `re` module is indeed used in the file `custom_components/hacs/repositories/plugin.py`, specifically for compiling a regular expression pattern. - Line: `HACSTAG_REPLACER = re.compile(r"\D+")` This confirms that the import of the `re` module is necessary.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify usage of the `re` module in the file. # Test: Search for the usage of the `re` module. Expect: At least one usage. rg --type python 're\.' custom_components/hacs/repositories/plugin.py ``` Length of output: 102 --- --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify usage of the `re` module in the file. # Test: Search for the usage of the `re` module. Expect: At least one usage. rg --type py 're\.' custom_components/hacs/repositories/plugin.py ``` Length of output: 291tests/repositories/test_plugin_repository.py (6)
`13-22`: The fixture `downloaded_plugin_repository` is correctly set up to provide a `HacsPluginRepository` instance for testing. --- `33-41`: The test `test_dashboard_namespace` correctly asserts the generation of namespaces for different repositories. --- `53-69`: The test `test_dashboard_hacstag` effectively checks the generation of HACS tags under various conditions. --- `72-77`: The test `test_dashboard_url` ensures that the URL generation for dashboard resources is correct. --- `80-88`: The series of tests from `test_get_resource_handler` to `test_get_resource_handler_no_hass_data` comprehensively cover various failure modes of the resource handler. These tests are crucial for ensuring robust error handling. Also applies to: 90-99, 102-111, 114-123, 126-135, 138-147, 150-159, 162-174 --- `176-197`: The tests `test_remove_dashboard_resource`, `test_add_dashboard_resource`, and `test_update_dashboard_resource` validate the functionality of adding, removing, and updating dashboard resources. These tests are well-structured and provide good coverage of the new functionalities. Also applies to: 199-217, 218-247
Implement handling of dashboard resources in the backend.
Previously, the UI did this, but now that the updates are served by entities, this is no longer the case.