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refactor(app/module): minor readability improvements and more tests #3304

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I was reviewing the app/module directory because I want to write a README for it but I noticed a few small refactors that I started working on. The refactors include:

  • adding more unit tests
  • simplify how firstVersion and lastVersion is set in the manager
  • extracting types to a types.go file
  • extracting utils to a utils.go file and adding tests
  • improving code comments
  • renaming VersionedConfigurator => Configurator
  • ordering public methods above private methods
  • renaming files to match the type they define (i.e. manager.go, configurator.go)

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ce181f0 and b363d9f.

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The update primarily involves refactoring the VersionedConfigurator into Configurator, enhancing clarity and functionality across modules. Changes include renaming structures and methods, improving comments, and adjusting logic for module management and version handling. New tests validate the functionality, and utility functions aid in migration management. The overall architecture now better supports dynamic configurations and module versioning.

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Files Change Summary
app.go, .../configurator.go Updated VersionedConfigurator to Configurator, modified type declarations and method signatures.
.../configurator_test.go Added tests for message type registration by the configurator.
.../manager.go, .../manager_test.go Renamed package, updated logic for version and module management, added new tests for module names and versions.
.../migrations_test.go Removed outdated imports and tests related to signal processing and database management.
server_wrapper.go Enhanced to wrap server functionality and facilitate message type mapping across versions.
types.go, utils.go, .../utils_test.go Introduced new types and utility functions for managing migrations and sorting, along with corresponding tests.

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@rootulp rootulp requested review from cmwaters and ninabarbakadze and removed request for staheri14, rach-id and a team April 12, 2024 18:46
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let's resolve lint and i'll take a look.

p.s sorry i merged main. it's a habit

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Interesting pattern to separate out into types and utils files. I'm not sure if I'd agree that this improves readability but I don't want to bike shed on this

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@rootulp rootulp merged commit 3fa7598 into celestiaorg:main Apr 22, 2024
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ninabarbakadze added a commit to ninabarbakadze/celestia-app that referenced this pull request Apr 25, 2024
…elestiaorg#3304)

I was reviewing the `app/module` directory because I want to write a
README for it but I noticed a few small refactors that I started working
on. The refactors include:
- adding more unit tests
- simplify how `firstVersion` and `lastVersion` is set in the manager
- extracting types to a `types.go` file
- extracting utils to a `utils.go` file and adding tests
- improving code comments
- renaming `VersionedConfigurator` => `Configurator`
- ordering public methods above private methods
- renaming files to match the type they define (i.e. `manager.go`,
`configurator.go`)

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Co-authored-by: nina / ნინა <[email protected]>
ninabarbakadze added a commit to ninabarbakadze/celestia-app that referenced this pull request Apr 25, 2024
…elestiaorg#3304)

I was reviewing the `app/module` directory because I want to write a
README for it but I noticed a few small refactors that I started working
on. The refactors include:
- adding more unit tests
- simplify how `firstVersion` and `lastVersion` is set in the manager
- extracting types to a `types.go` file
- extracting utils to a `utils.go` file and adding tests
- improving code comments
- renaming `VersionedConfigurator` => `Configurator`
- ordering public methods above private methods
- renaming files to match the type they define (i.e. `manager.go`,
`configurator.go`)

---------

Co-authored-by: nina / ნინა <[email protected]>
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