Implement Lead Resource Type Feature for Enhanced Event Filtering and Management

Danielius1922 commented 3 months ago

Description

The leadResourceType feature introduces a new way to filter and manage resource events in the system, enhancing the flexibility and specificity of event handling. This feature is particularly useful for scenarios where only certain types of resources need to be monitored or acted upon.

Key Points:

Purpose:
- The leadResourceType feature allows users to filter resource-level events based on specific resource types, known as lead resource types. This helps in focusing on relevant events and ignoring the rest, thereby improving efficiency and clarity.
Functionality:
- Filtering: Users can define filters for resource types, enabling the system to process only those events that match the specified lead resource types.
- Configuration: The feature includes new configuration options for both publishers and subscribers to manage these filters effectively.
- Enhanced Event Handling: By using lead resource type filters, the system can handle events more precisely, reducing unnecessary processing and improving performance.
Benefits:
- Improved Performance: By filtering out irrelevant events, the system can operate more efficiently, leading to better performance.
- Greater Control: Users have more control over which events are processed, allowing for more targeted and relevant event handling.
- Scalability: The ability to filter events based on resource types makes the system more scalable, as it can handle a larger number of events without being overwhelmed by irrelevant data.

This feature is integrated across various components of the system, including configuration files, test setups, and core service logic, ensuring comprehensive support for lead resource type filtering.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 3 months ago

Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce significant enhancements across various components, emphasizing improved configurations, testing capabilities, and refined event filtering options. Key modifications include switching to natsClient.ConfigSubscriber for better subscriber management, adding flexible test parameters, and enhancing the handling of resource event subjects. Overall, these changes aim to increase clarity, flexibility, and robustness in testing and resource event handling.

Changes

Files	Summary of Changes
`.github/workflows/test.yml`, `.vscode/settings.json`, `Makefile`	Improved test configurations with enhanced parameters and comments for better clarity and flexibility.
`cloud2cloud-connector/service/config.go`, `cloud2cloud-gateway/service/config.go`, `grpc-gateway/service/config.go`, `resource-directory/service/config.go`, `snippet-service/service/config_test.go`	Changed `EventBusConfig` to use `natsClient.ConfigSubscriber` instead of `natsClient.Config`.
`cloud2cloud-connector/service/service.go`, `grpc-gateway/service/grpcApi.go`, `resource-aggregate/service/service.go`, `grpc-gateway/service/subscribeToEvents.go`, `identity-store/service/service_test.go`	Updated function calls and configurations to match the new `natsClient.ConfigSubscriber` structure and added lead resource type filtering capabilities.
`cloud2cloud-connector/service/getDevices_test.go`, `cloud2cloud-connector/service/updateResource_test.go`, `grpc-gateway/service/createAndDeleteResource_test.go`, `http-gateway/service/subscribeToEvents_test.go`	Adjusted test setups and extended timeouts for better test coverage and accuracy.
`cloud2cloud-connector/service/retrieveResourceFromDevice_test.go`, `cloud2cloud-connector/test/cloudOrigin.go`, `cloud2cloud-connector/test/test.go`	Added sleep delays and introduced new cleanup management for tests.
`coap-gateway/service/clientObserveHandler.go`, `grpc-gateway/pb/devices.proto`, `grpc-gateway/pb/doc.html`, `grpc-gateway/service/subscribeToEvents.go`, `grpc-gateway/subscription/convertToSubjects.go`, `grpc-gateway/subscription/subscription.go`, `resource-aggregate/cqrs/eventbus/nats/client/config.go`	Enhanced lead resource type filtering for more granular event handling and subject creation.
`grpc-gateway/service/subscribeToEvents.go`, `resource-aggregate/client/syncCreateResource.go`, `resource-aggregate/client/syncDeleteResource.go`, `resource-aggregate/client/syncRetrieveResource.go`, `resource-aggregate/client/syncUpdateResource.go`	Updated event subscription logic and resource synchronization methods to align with new subject creation and filtering mechanisms.
`grpc-gateway/pb/README.md`, `grpc-gateway/pb/doc.html`	Added documentation for lead resource type filter in event subscriptions.

Poem

In the hub where data flows,
Filters now, in structured rows,
Events lead and resources gleam,
Configs tuned, a coder's dream.
Tests refined with mindful care,
Flexibility everywhere,
Through these changes, our code grows,
Brighter paths our project shows.

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jkralik commented 3 months ago

@coderabbitai generate a description for this pullrequest about the leadResourceType feature targeting to not plgd developers.

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@jkralik: Here is a description of the leadResourceType feature for non-plgd developers:

Lead Resource Type Feature Overview

The leadResourceType feature introduces a new way to filter and manage resource events in the system, enhancing the flexibility and specificity of event handling. This feature is particularly useful for scenarios where only certain types of resources need to be monitored or acted upon.

Key Points:

Purpose:
- The leadResourceType feature allows users to filter resource-level events based on specific resource types, known as lead resource types. This helps in focusing on relevant events and ignoring the rest, thereby improving efficiency and clarity.
Functionality:
- Filtering: Users can define filters for resource types, enabling the system to process only those events that match the specified lead resource types.
- Configuration: The feature includes new configuration options for both publishers and subscribers to manage these filters effectively.
- Enhanced Event Handling: By using lead resource type filters, the system can handle events more precisely, reducing unnecessary processing and improving performance.
Benefits:
- Improved Performance: By filtering out irrelevant events, the system can operate more efficiently, leading to better performance.
- Greater Control: Users have more control over which events are processed, allowing for more targeted and relevant event handling.
- Scalability: The ability to filter events based on resource types makes the system more scalable, as it can handle a larger number of events without being overwhelmed by irrelevant data.

This feature is integrated across various components of the system, including configuration files, test setups, and core service logic, ensuring comprehensive support for lead resource type filtering.

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