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2 months ago Walkthrough
The recent changes in the kftray-tauri crate encompass refactoring functions for improved readability and maintainability, updating data structures for better performance, and enhancing logging capabilities. Key modifications include the introduction of a default_editor function, the replacement of RwLock with DashMap for concurrency, and the addition of new async functions for handling port forwarding.
Changes
| Files | Change Summary |
|---|---|
crates/kftray-tauri/src/commands.rs |
Refactored open_log_file function by introducing default_editor and reorganizing try_open_with_editor and fallback_methods functions. |
crates/kftray-tauri/src/kubeforward/logging.rs |
Added DashMap dependency, updated TraceMap to use DashMap, introduced TraceInfo struct, replaced RwLock with BufWriter for log_file, and refactored logging methods. |
crates/kftray-tauri/src/kubeforward/port_forward.rs |
Increased BUFFER_SIZE, set TCP_NODELAY for client connections, and added async functionality to is_complete_request and is_complete_response functions. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Command
participant Logger
participant PortForward
User->>Command: Open log file
Command->>Command: default_editor()
Command->>Command: try_open_with_editor()
Command->>Command: fallback_methods()
Command-->>User: Log file opened
User->>Logger: Log request
Logger->>Logger: Insert trace info (DashMap)
Logger-->>User: Request logged
User->>PortForward: Forward port
PortForward->>PortForward: is_complete_request() (async)
PortForward->>PortForward: is_complete_response() (async)
PortForward-->>User: Port forwardedThis diagram illustrates the interactions between the user and the system components after the recent changes, highlighting the refactored methods and updated data handling.
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feat: improve http logging and tcp connections