fix: optimize refresh logic to prevent redundant fetches #28
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Previously, several setters in the RssItems component would trigger an immediate refresh of the RSS feed, leading to unnecessary network requests and processing. Additionally, constructors could cause multiple refreshes. This change optimizes the behavior by: - Removing direct calls to `refreshUrl()` from property setters. - Introducing a public `refresh()` method for manual control. - Ensuring `setUrl()` correctly triggers a refresh. - Modifying constructors to ensure the feed is refreshed only once. Unit tests have been added to verify the new refresh behavior. The `RssItems.java` class was also refactored for better testability (protected no-arg constructor, changed visibility of some internal methods and constants). Closes #21
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""" WalkthroughThe changes introduce a test dependency on Mockito, adjust the visibility and refresh logic in the Changes
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[error] 25-124: Compilation errors: cannot find symbol 'Element' class in package com.vaadin.flow.component; also cannot find symbol method 'argThat'. Multiple occurrences at lines 25, 36, 110, and 124.
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src/main/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/rssitems/RssItems.java (7)
57-79: LGTM! Constants made public for testing support.Making these constants public enables their use in unit tests, which is appropriate for this refactoring.
114-118: LGTM! Protected constructor enables testing.The protected no-argument constructor properly supports unit testing by allowing test frameworks to create instances without triggering immediate RSS fetches.
120-128: LGTM! Method visibility changed to support testing.Making
refreshUrl()protected allows for controlled testing while maintaining encapsulation from external callers.
130-132: LGTM! Protected visibility enables mocking in tests.Making
invokeXmlToItems()protected properly supports unit testing by allowing method stubbing.
134-147: LGTM! Protected visibility supports dependency injection in tests.Making
obtainRss()protected enables mocking HTTP calls in unit tests, which is essential for reliable testing.
161-183: LGTM! Property setters correctly decoupled from refresh logic.The removal of
refreshUrl()calls from these setters achieves the main objective of preventing redundant fetches when multiple properties are updated.
189-200: LGTM! Centralized refresh logic implemented correctly.The changes successfully centralize refresh control:
setUrl()appropriately triggers refresh since URL changes require new data- New
refresh()method provides manual control- This design prevents redundant fetches from property setters
src/test/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/rssitems/RssItemsTest.java (3)
42-60: LGTM! Test setup properly configured.The test setup correctly:
- Creates spy instances for controlled testing
- Mocks Vaadin component dependencies
- Stubs network calls to avoid external dependencies
- Establishes baseline state for subsequent tests
62-88: LGTM! Property setter tests verify decoupled refresh logic.These tests correctly verify that property setters (
setMaxTitleLength,setMaxExcerptLength,setMax,setExtractImageFromDescription) do not trigger additional RSS fetches, confirming the successful decoupling of refresh logic.
90-103: LGTM! URL and refresh tests verify correct trigger behavior.These tests properly verify that:
setUrl()triggers a new RSS fetch with the new URLrefresh()triggers an additional fetch with the current URL- Call counts are tracked accurately
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The argThat method used on line 124 requires an additional import.
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I have a couple of points I'd like to discuss regarding the current approach in this PR:
Breaking Change & Alternative Approach: ✅
It appears these modifications introduce a breaking change for existing users. Specifically, if users were previously relying on automatic refreshes after certain operations (e.g., calling specific setters), they will now be required to explicitly call refresh() to update the feed. This is a significant shift in behavior that could lead to unexpected issues for users upgrading the addon if they aren't prepared for this new requirement.
This will likely necessitate clear documentation in release notes, migration guidance, and potentially a major version bump for the addon to signal this change.
On this note, I had previously proposed an alternative approach in issue #21 (comment) that aimed to address the refresh optimization without introducing a breaking change. Perhaps that approach, or elements of it, could be revisited as a way to achieve the optimization goals while maintaining backward compatibility?
Member Visibility for Testing: ❌
I also noticed that some members which were previously private seem to have been made public (or package-private) primarily to facilitate testing. While this can make it easier to test internal state, it does have a few potential downsides, such as:
Increasing the public API surface beyond what's intended for regular use, which can weaken encapsulation.
Coupling tests more tightly to internal implementation details, potentially making future refactoring of the class internals more brittle.
Would it be feasible to achieve the desired test coverage by focusing on testing through the component's existing public API? If direct testing of internal logic is essential, perhaps alternatives like dependency injection or using package-private helper/test classes could be explored to avoid altering the visibility of core component members.
Commit message: ❌
Two minor suggestions regarding the commit message associated with this PR:
- The commit message contains Markdown formatting and arbitrary line breaks.
- It seems this change would best fit the perf type.
I'm raising these points to ensure the addon remains as robust and user-friendly as possible. Happy to discuss these further!
Thanks!
Addresses feedback from PR #28 (especially from javier-godoy) regarding breaking changes and member visibility. Key changes: - I replaced immediate refresh calls in setters with a debounced mechanism using `UI.beforeClientResponse()`. This ensures that multiple property changes within a single request cycle result in only one RSS feed fetch, maintaining the original non-breaking behavior for you. - The `setUrl()` method now also uses this debounced refresh. - The public `refresh()` method now cancels any pending scheduled refresh and triggers an immediate fetch. - Constructors correctly leverage the debounced refresh via setters, resulting in a single fetch after initialization. - I reviewed member visibility: `refreshUrl()` and `invokeXmlToItems()` are now `private`. `obtainRss()` remains `protected` for test mocking. Constants remain `public static final`. - I significantly updated unit tests in `RssItemsTest.java` to: - Use static mocking for `UI.getCurrent()`. - Capture and execute the `SerializableConsumer` from `beforeClientResponse`. - Verify the debounced refresh logic for setters, `setUrl`, and constructors. - Verify the immediate refresh logic for the public `refresh()` method, including cancellation of pending refreshes. This approach optimizes performance by preventing redundant fetches while avoiding the breaking change introduced in the previous iteration. Closes #21
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31-31: Fix Element import - use correct Vaadin Element class.The current import is correct, but based on pipeline failures, the
Elementclass fromcom.vaadin.flow.domdoesn't have agetUI()method.This issue was already identified in previous reviews.
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[error] 65-65: Compilation error: cannot find symbol method getUI() in variable elementMock of type com.vaadin.flow.dom.Element
[error] 71-71: Compilation error: invokeXmlToItems(java.lang.String) has private access in com.flowingcode.vaadin.addons.rssitems.RssItems
[error] 78-78: Compilation error: incompatible types - com.vaadin.flow.function.SerializableConsumer<com.vaadin.flow.component.UI> cannot be converted to com.vaadin.flow.function.SerializableConsumer<com.vaadin.flow.internal.ExecutionContext>
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[error] 189-189: Compilation error: cannot find symbol class ExecutionRegistration in class com.flowingcode.vaadin.addons.rssitems.RssItemsTest
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[error] 229-229: Compilation error: invokeXmlToItems(java.lang.String) has private access in com.flowingcode.vaadin.addons.rssitems.RssItems
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117-251:❌ Incorrect review comment
Improve test structure and add missing imports.
The tests are well-structured and comprehensive, but several critical compilation issues need to be resolved. Consider adding the missing static import mentioned in past reviews.
Add the missing import for argThat:
import static org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers.any; +import static org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers.argThat;The test logic is sound and properly verifies the deferred refresh scheduling mechanism, but the type mismatches and method access issues must be fixed first.
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Fix private method access issue.
Same issue as line 71 - invokeXmlToItems has private access.
This suggests the method visibility wasn't changed as mentioned in the PR summary, or the test is trying to access the wrong method.
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Verify private method access in RssItems
The test atsrc/test/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/rssitems/RssItemsTest.java:229is stubbinginvokeXmlToItems(anyString()), but that method remains private inRssItems. As noted in the PR summary, its visibility should be relaxed—or the test should use a supported way to stub private methods (e.g. PowerMockito’swhen(spy, "invokeXmlToItems", …)) or validate behavior via the public API instead.Points to confirm:
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Fix method visibility issue.
The invokeXmlToItems method has private access and cannot be mocked directly.
Based on the PR summary mentioning that method visibility was changed for testability, this method should now be protected. Verify the actual visibility in the main class.
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The invokeXmlToItems(String) method is still declared as private in src/main/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/rssitems/RssItems.java (line 170), so Mockito cannot stub it on a spy. You’ll need to:
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Same issue with SerializableConsumer type parameter.
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Fix consumer parameter type in helper method.
The parameter type needs to match the corrected ExecutionContext type.
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Fix Element getUI() method call.
Same issue as line 65 - Element doesn't have getUI() method.
- when(localElementMock.getUI()).thenReturn(Optional.of(localConstructorUiMock));
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| when(localElementMock.getUI()).thenReturn(Optional.of(localConstructorUiMock)); | |
| when(constructorTestSpy.getUI()).thenReturn(Optional.of(localConstructorUiMock)); |
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[error] 224-224: Compilation error: cannot find symbol method getUI() in variable localElementMock of type com.vaadin.flow.dom.Element
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In src/test/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/rssitems/RssItemsTest.java at
line 224, the call to localElementMock.getUI() is incorrect because the Element
class does not have a getUI() method. Replace this call with the correct method
or approach used at line 65 to obtain the UI instance from the Element mock,
ensuring consistency and correctness in mocking the UI retrieval.
| when(uiMock.beforeClientResponse(any(RssItems.class), consumerCaptor.capture())) | ||
| .thenReturn(mockExecutionRegistration); |
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Fix beforeClientResponse parameter type.
The SerializableConsumer<UI> type is incompatible with the method signature.
- when(uiMock.beforeClientResponse(any(RssItems.class), consumerCaptor.capture()))
+ when(uiMock.beforeClientResponse(any(Component.class), consumerCaptor.capture()))And update the captor parameter type as mentioned in the earlier comment.
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| when(uiMock.beforeClientResponse(any(RssItems.class), consumerCaptor.capture())) | |
| .thenReturn(mockExecutionRegistration); | |
| when(uiMock.beforeClientResponse(any(Component.class), consumerCaptor.capture())) | |
| .thenReturn(mockExecutionRegistration); |
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[error] 78-78: Compilation error: incompatible types - com.vaadin.flow.function.SerializableConsumer<com.vaadin.flow.component.UI> cannot be converted to com.vaadin.flow.function.SerializableConsumer<com.vaadin.flow.internal.ExecutionContext>
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In src/test/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/rssitems/RssItemsTest.java around
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because it expects a SerializableConsumer<UI> but currently receives a different
type. Change the argument type to match SerializableConsumer<UI> and update the
consumerCaptor's generic type accordingly to capture SerializableConsumer<UI>
instances.
| rssItemsSpy = spy(realRssItems); | ||
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| when(rssItemsSpy.getElement()).thenReturn(elementMock); | ||
| when(elementMock.getUI()).thenReturn(Optional.of(uiMock)); |
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Fix Element mock configuration.
The Element class from com.vaadin.flow.dom doesn't have a getUI() method. You need to mock the component's getUI() method instead.
- when(elementMock.getUI()).thenReturn(Optional.of(uiMock));
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| when(elementMock.getUI()).thenReturn(Optional.of(uiMock)); | |
| - when(elementMock.getUI()).thenReturn(Optional.of(uiMock)); | |
| + when(rssItemsSpy.getUI()).thenReturn(Optional.of(uiMock)); |
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[error] 65-65: Compilation error: cannot find symbol method getUI() in variable elementMock of type com.vaadin.flow.dom.Element
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In src/test/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/rssitems/RssItemsTest.java at
line 65, the mock setup incorrectly calls getUI() on an Element instance, which
does not have this method. Change the mock configuration to call getUI() on the
component mock instead of the element mock, ensuring the correct object is
stubbed for getUI() to return the expected Optional of UI.
| @Captor | ||
| private ArgumentCaptor<SerializableConsumer<UI>> consumerCaptor; |
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Fix SerializableConsumer type parameter.
The SerializableConsumer<UI> type is incompatible with what UI.beforeClientResponse() expects. Based on pipeline failures, it should be SerializableConsumer<ExecutionContext>.
- @Captor
- private ArgumentCaptor<SerializableConsumer<UI>> consumerCaptor;
+ @Captor
+ private ArgumentCaptor<SerializableConsumer<ExecutionContext>> consumerCaptor;Also add the missing import:
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| @Captor | |
| private ArgumentCaptor<SerializableConsumer<UI>> consumerCaptor; | |
| // At the top of the file, alongside your other imports: | |
| import com.vaadin.flow.internal.ExecutionContext; | |
| @Captor | |
| private ArgumentCaptor<SerializableConsumer<ExecutionContext>> consumerCaptor; |
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In src/test/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/rssitems/RssItemsTest.java at
lines 49-50, the ArgumentCaptor is declared with the wrong generic type
SerializableConsumer<UI>, which is incompatible with UI.beforeClientResponse().
Change the type parameter to SerializableConsumer<ExecutionContext> to match the
expected type. Also, add the missing import statement for ExecutionContext to
resolve compilation errors.
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| UI ui = UI.getCurrent(); | |||
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- The check is not where there is a current UI, but whether the component is attached (
refreshUrlcallsinvokeXmlToItemswhich callsthis.getElement().executeJswhich requires the element to be attached). - If the component is not attached,
scheduleRefreshwill do nothing. - Call scheduleRefresh on attach.
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| // The lambda uiParam -> refreshUrl() is used because the consumer takes the UI as a parameter. | ||
| pendingRefreshRegistration = ui.beforeClientResponse(this, uiParam -> refreshUrl()); |
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Schedule in the UI to which the component is attached.
Previously, several setters in the RssItems component would trigger an immediate refresh of the RSS feed, leading to unnecessary network requests
and processing. Additionally, constructors could cause multiple refreshes.
This change optimizes the behavior by:
refreshUrl()from property setters.refresh()method for manual control.setUrl()correctly triggers a refresh.Unit tests have been added to verify the new refresh behavior. The
RssItems.javaclass was also refactored for better testability (protected no-arg constructor, changed visibility of some internal methodsand constants).
Closes #21
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