implement awareness origin

satoren commented 1 month ago

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Introduced a get_local_state function to retrieve the local state of the current client.
- Added a remove_states function for managing client states.
Improvements
- Enhanced documentation and type specifications for existing functions, improving clarity and usability.
- Improved handling of the origin variable in awareness updates for better processing and transmission.
Tests
- Added a new test case for the apply_update method to ensure proper functionality with the origin parameter.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve enhancements to the Yex.Awareness module, including the addition of a new function get_local_state/1 and the introduction of detailed type specifications for existing functions. The apply_update/3 function now accepts an optional origin parameter. In the awareness.rs file, modifications were made to how the origin variable is processed in the awareness_monitor_change function. Additionally, a new test case was added to validate the functionality of the apply_update method with the origin parameter.

Changes

File	Change Summary
lib/protocols/awareness.ex	- Added `get_local_state/1` with type `map`. - Updated type specs for `set_local_state/2`, `clean_local_state/1`, `get_client_ids/1`, `get_states/1`, `monitor_update/1`, `monitor_change/1`, `apply_update/3`, and `remove_states/2`.
native/yex/src/awareness.rs	- Modified `awareness_monitor_change` to transform `origin` using `encode_binary_slice_to_term`. No changes to exported entities.
test/protocols/awareness_test.exs	- Added test case `apply_update with origin` to validate the functionality of `apply_update/3`.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Awareness
    participant Monitor

    Client->>Awareness: apply_update(data, origin)
    Awareness->>Monitor: send_message(data, encoded_origin)
    Monitor-->>Awareness: acknowledgment
    Awareness-->>Client: :ok

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coveralls commented 1 month ago

coverage: 86.102%. remained the same when pulling 7c12d499c593ee8b6e017205ae2d93dce6b3c7e7 on awareness_origin into a493834ae15c11f4e09678e87dced27a9f480561 on main.

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