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Implement the Display trait for more idiomatic string conversion
Consider implementing Display trait for NodeMode instead of creating a custom ModeString trait. This would provide a more idiomatic way to convert the enum to a string.
Why: Implementing the Display trait is more idiomatic in Rust and provides better integration with standard library functions. It's a significant improvement in code quality and maintainability.
8
Maintainability
Extract mode validation logic into a separate function for better code organization
Consider extracting the mode validation logic into a separate function to improve code readability and reusability.
Why: Extracting the validation logic improves code readability and reusability. It's a good refactoring that enhances the test structure and maintainability.
7
Best practice
Use a more descriptive test name to improve test clarity
Consider using a more descriptive test name that clearly indicates what is being validated.
-it("Validate node modes for leader and follower", async function () {+it("should correctly report 'leader' and 'follower' modes for respective nodes", async function () {
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6
Why: A more descriptive test name improves clarity and helps in understanding the test's purpose. While beneficial, it's a relatively minor improvement to the overall code quality.
6
Use a constant for JSON keys to improve maintainability
Consider using a constant or an enum for the "mode" key in the JSON response. This would make the code more maintainable and less prone to typos.
Why: Using a constant for the JSON key is a good practice, but the current implementation is simple and clear. The improvement is minor and doesn't significantly impact maintainability.
Extract repeated logic into a separate function to improve code reusability and readability
Consider extracting the mode checking logic into a separate function to improve code reusability and readability. This will make the test more maintainable and easier to extend in the future.
Why: This suggestion significantly improves code readability and maintainability by reducing duplication and making the test more modular.
8
Error handling
Add error handling for RPC calls to improve test robustness and error reporting
Consider adding error handling for the sendWithRetry function calls. This will make the test more robust and provide better feedback if there are issues with the RPC calls.
Why: Adding error handling is a good practice that improves the robustness of the test and provides better feedback in case of failures.
7
Maintainability
Use constants for string literals to improve maintainability and reduce potential errors
Consider using a constant or an enum for the mode strings ("leader", "follower") to avoid potential typos and improve maintainability. This approach also centralizes the string definitions, making it easier to update them if needed.
Why: Using constants for string literals is a good practice for maintainability and reducing typos, but the current implementation is already clear and concise.
6
Best practice
Use exhaustive pattern matching for enum variants to improve code robustness
Consider using a match expression with exhaustive pattern matching instead of the current if-else structure. This approach ensures that all possible variants of NodeMode are handled, making the code more robust and future-proof.
let mode = match GlobalState::get_node_mode() {
NodeMode::Leader => "leader",
NodeMode::Follower => "follower",
+ _ => "unknown",
};
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3
Why: The suggestion is valid but unnecessary. The current code already handles all existing variants of NodeMode, and adding a catch-all pattern could hide future enum additions.
Instead of creating an endpoint only for exposing the mode, create a endpoint where Status can expose all internal state. Mode can be one of the information it exposes.
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PR Type
Enhancement, Tests
Description
stratus_mode
to check the current node mode (leader or follower)ModeString
trait inglobals.rs
to convertNodeMode
enum to string representationrpc_server.rs
to register and implement the newstratus_mode
methodleader-follower.test.ts
to validate the new endpoint for both leader and follower nodesChanges walkthrough 📝
rpc_server.rs
Add new RPC endpoint for node mode
src/eth/rpc/rpc_server.rs
stratus_mode
to check node modeModeString
trait from globalsstratus_mode
method in the RPC moduleglobals.rs
Implement ModeString trait for NodeMode
src/globals.rs
ModeString
traitModeString
forNodeMode
enumas_str
method to convert node mode to stringleader-follower.test.ts
Add e2e test for node mode validation
e2e/cloudwalk-contracts/integration/test/leader-follower.test.ts