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adding redis common commands #16

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fixes #15

adds:

  • most common redis command into clj-rq
  • tests for these commands

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  • New Features

    • Added comprehensive project documentation with a new README file, enhancing user understanding and engagement.
    • Introduced multiple new functions for queue management, including bpop!, lindex, lset, lrem, and more, expanding operational capabilities.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved documentation for existing functions to clarify usage and enhance user guidance.
  • Tests

    • Expanded test coverage for new queue functionalities, ensuring robustness and correctness of operations.
    • Enhanced organization of test cases for improved readability and clarity.

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- testing fucntions for better reviewing
- TODO: readme.md for better descriptions
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- bpop!
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- lindex
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## Walkthrough

The recent changes significantly enhance the `CLJ-RQ` project by introducing new queue management functions and improving existing documentation. Key additions include enhanced functionalities for interacting with Redis queues, refined docstrings for clarity, and expanded test coverage. A new `docs/README.md` file has also been created, serving as a comprehensive guide that encourages user engagement and improves understanding of the library's features.

## Changes

| Files                                    | Change Summary                                                                                                                                                          |
|------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `README.md`, `docs/README.md`           | Added a link in `README.md` for additional documentation; introduced `docs/README.md` as a foundational document outlining project purpose and usage.                   |
| `src/com/moclojer/rq.clj`               | Expanded documentation for `close-client`; introduced new functions for queue management (`bpop!`, `lrange`, `lindex`, etc.) with improved docstrings.                |
| `test/com/moclojer/rq/queue_test.clj`   | Expanded test coverage for new queue functions, ensuring robust validation of queue operations.                                                                         |
| `test/com/moclojer/rq/utils_test.clj`   | Enhanced test structure with `t/testing` blocks for better organization and clarity in tests for pattern handling.                                                      |
| `test/com/moclojer/rq_test.clj`         | Added `t/testing` block in `create-client-test` for improved readability and context in the Redis client creation test.                                                |

## Sequence Diagram(s)

```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Redis
    participant Queue

    User->>Queue: Push item
    Queue->>Redis: LPUSH
    Note right of Queue: Item added to the left
    User->>Queue: Pop item
    Queue->>Redis: LPOP
    Note right of Queue: Item retrieved from the left

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Implement common Redis commands (LPUSH, LPOP, etc.)
Improve documentation for better usability
Introduce test cases for new functionalities

Poem

In a world of queues, I hop and play,
With commands like LPUSH brightening the day.
From left to the right, messages dance,
In our Redis garden, they twirl and prance.
Oh, the joy of code, where rabbits sing,
Celebrating change, oh what joy it brings! 🐇✨


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README.md: ## AI-generated summary of changes

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The newly introduced file docs/README.md serves as a foundational document for the CLJ-RQ project. This README provides essential information about the project, including its purpose, functionality, and usage guidelines. It likely outlines installation instructions, configuration details, and examples of how to utilize the features of the CLJ-RQ library. By including a README, the project establishes a clear entry point for understanding its capabilities and encourages community engagement through improved clarity and communication.

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src/com/moclojer/rq.clj: ## AI-generated summary of changes

The changes in the provided diff primarily enhance the documentation for the close-client function in the src/com/moclojer/rq.clj file. The function's docstring has been expanded to clarify its behavior regarding the handling of the global Redis client. Additionally, the diff introduces several enhancements and new functionalities to the queue management system implemented in Clojure, including the addition of new functions for interacting with Redis queues and refinements to existing function signatures and documentation.

  1. Enhanced Functionality: New functions bpop!, lrange, lindex, lset, lrem, linsert, ltrim, rpoplpush, brpoplpush, and lmove have been added, expanding the capabilities of the queue system.

  2. Improved Documentation: The documentation for existing functions, such as pop!, has been updated to improve clarity.

  3. Parameter Handling Improvements: The new functions utilize destructuring to handle options more effectively.

  4. Logging Enhancements: The logging statements within the functions have been enriched to provide more context about the operations being performed.

Overall, the changes significantly enhance the functionality and usability of the queue management system, making it more robust and user-friendly.

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  • defn close-client in src/com/moclojer/rq.cljdefn close-client in src/com/moclojer/rq.clj (docstring modified)
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  • defn lset added in src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj.
  • defn lrem added in src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj.
  • defn linsert added in src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj.
  • defn lrange added in src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj.
  • defn ltrim added in src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj.
  • defn rpoplpush added in src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj.
  • defn brpoplpush added in src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj.
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The provided diff introduces several enhancements and additional test cases to the queue_test.clj file, which is part of the Redis queue functionality. The changes primarily focus on expanding the testing coverage for various queue operations, specifically for both pushing and popping messages from the queue, as well as manipulating the queue's contents.

Key modifications include the addition of new test cases for the bpop!, lindex, lset, lrem, linsert, lrange, ltrim, rpoplpush, brpoplpush, and lmove functions, ensuring that the queue behaves as expected under various conditions. The overall structure of the tests remains consistent, utilizing the testing macro to group related assertions, which enhances readability and organization.

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# New changesets

src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj: ## AI-generated summary of changes

The diff introduces significant enhancements to the queue management system in Clojure, focusing on new functionalities and improved documentation. 

1. **New Functionality**: A set of new functions has been added to facilitate various operations on Redis queues. These include `bpop!`, `lindex`, `lset`, `lrem`, `linsert`, `lrange`, `ltrim`, `rpoplpush`, `brpoplpush`, and `lmove`. Each function is designed to perform specific tasks, such as blocking pops with `bpop!`, retrieving elements at specific indices with `lindex`, and manipulating elements within the queue using `lset`, `lrem`, and `linsert`.

2. **Documentation Improvements**: The documentation for existing functions, notably `pop!`, has been revised to enhance clarity. The new format explicitly outlines the parameters, including `client`, `queue-name`, and options, making it easier for users to understand how to utilize these functions effectively.

3. **Parameter Handling**: The new functions adopt a more structured approach to parameter handling through destructuring. For instance, `bpop!` accepts a blocking timeout (`tmot`) alongside options for direction and pattern, with sensible defaults provided. This consistency across functions streamlines the API and enhances user experience.

4. **Enhanced Logging**: Logging capabilities have been improved to provide greater context during operations. For example, when messages are popped from the queue, logs now include detailed information such as the message content, queue name, and options used. This enhancement aids in debugging and tracking operations more effectively.

5. **Control Flow and Semantic Changes**: While the overall control flow remains largely unchanged, the introduction of these new functions alters user interaction with the queue system. The expanded range of operations, including inserting messages at specific positions and moving messages between queues, significantly increases the system's flexibility and usability.

In summary, these changes greatly enhance the functionality and user-friendliness of the queue management system, making it a more powerful tool for developers.

## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities

- `defn pop!` in `src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj` → `defn pop!` with updated documentation.
- `defn bpop!` added in `src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj`.
- `defn lindex` added in `src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj`.
- `defn lset` added in `src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj`.
- `defn lrem` added in `src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj`.
- `defn linsert` added in `src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj`.
- `defn lrange` added in `src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj`.
- `defn ltrim` added in `src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj`.
- `defn rpoplpush` added in `src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj`.
- `defn brpoplpush` added in `src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj`.
- `defn lmove` added in `src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj`.

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The pull request titled "adding redis common commands" by user Felipe-gsilva addresses issue #15 by implementing several commonly used Redis commands into the clj-rq library. This PR includes the addition of essential Redis commands along with corresponding tests to ensure their functionality. The implementation serves as temporary placeholders, as discussed in previous issues, particularly issue #13. The commands added are crucial for queue and cache operations, reflecting common use cases in Redis applications.

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8-11: LGTM! The test structure is improved.

The addition of the t/testing block enhances the readability and organization of the test. It clearly defines the context for creating a Redis client.

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7-17: LGTM! The test organization is improved.

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The added comment line enhances the organization and readability of the test code.

README.md (1)

91-91: Documentation link addition approved.

The addition of a link to further project documentation enhances usability by directing users to more comprehensive resources.

test/com/moclojer/rq/queue_test.clj (12)

17-19: Test for basic queue operations looks good.

The test case effectively verifies pushing and popping operations in the queue.


29-34: Test for blocking pop from the left looks good.

The test case correctly verifies the blocking pop operation from the left direction.


36-41: Test for blocking pop from the right looks good.

The test case correctly verifies the blocking pop operation from the right direction.


43-45: Test for retrieving an element by index looks good.

The test case correctly verifies the lindex operation.


47-56: Test for setting an element by index looks good.

The test case correctly verifies the lset operation.


57-60: Test for removing elements by value looks good.

The test case correctly verifies the lrem operation.


62-65: Test for inserting an element before a pivot looks good.

The test case correctly verifies the linsert operation.


67-71: Test for trimming a list to a specified range looks good.

The test case correctly verifies the ltrim operation.


73-77: Test for retrieving a range of elements looks good.

The test case correctly verifies the lrange operation.


79-83: Test for moving an element from one queue to another looks good.

The test case correctly verifies the rpoplpush operation.


85-89: Test for blocking move of an element from one queue to another looks good.

The test case correctly verifies the brpoplpush operation.


91-95: Test for moving an element with specified directions looks good.

The test case correctly verifies the lmove operation.

src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj (13)

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Function for pushing messages to a queue looks good.

The push! function correctly handles pushing messages with options for direction and pattern.


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Function for popping messages from a queue looks good.

The pop! function correctly handles popping messages with options for direction and pattern.


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Function for retrieving the size of a queue looks good.

The llen function correctly retrieves the size of a queue with an optional pattern.


78-101: Function for blocking pop operations looks good.

The bpop! function correctly handles blocking pop operations with options for direction and pattern.


103-116: Function for retrieving a range of elements looks good.

The lrange function correctly retrieves a range of elements from a queue.


118-137: Function for retrieving an element by index looks good.

The lindex function correctly retrieves an element at a specified index.


139-161: Function for setting an element by index looks good.

The lset function correctly sets an element at a specified index.


163-186: Function for removing elements by value looks good.

The lrem function correctly removes elements by value with a specified count.


188-215: Function for inserting an element before or after a pivot looks good.

The linsert function correctly inserts an element before or after a pivot.


217-231: Function for trimming a list to a specified range looks good.

The ltrim function correctly trims a list to a specified range.


233-247: Function for moving an element from one queue to another looks good.

The rpoplpush function correctly moves an element from one queue to another.


249-264: Function for blocking move of an element from one queue to another looks good.

The brpoplpush function correctly moves an element from one queue to another with blocking.


266-282: Function for moving an element with specified directions looks good.

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add:
- all the remaining fixes into redis static functions on order to fit
  the tests.
- tests it all
@Felipe-gsilva Felipe-gsilva changed the title WIP: adding redis common commands adding redis common commands Aug 17, 2024
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avelino commented Aug 19, 2024

@J0sueTM I believe a review is missing here, can you do it?
I know it will be replaced with this other PR
#18

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J0sueTM commented Aug 19, 2024

Of course. It will not be replaced by the linked PR, but we'll rather use the tests written by @Felipe-gsilva

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As described in the following comment, this PR wouldn't be merged as of now, because there are a couple of badly written implementations. However, since this will be temporary, it doesn't matter much.

Everything else looks great. Great work @Felipe-gsilva!

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@Felipe-gsilva i fixed the merge conflict.

Please pull and manually merge this branch to main when possible.

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Line range hint 11-108: Comprehensive test coverage added.

The new test cases cover a wide range of scenarios for queue operations, ensuring robustness and correctness. This significantly improves the test suite.

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78-322: New queue operations added with improved documentation.

The addition of new queue operations such as bpop!, lindex, lset, etc., along with enhanced documentation, significantly improves the functionality and usability of the queue management system.

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Learning: In the `push!` function of `src/com/moclojer/rq/queue.clj`, options are passed directly as keyword arguments, not within a map.
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6-7: LGTM! The use of pr-str is appropriate.

The use of pr-str for encoding messages is a good practice.


39-44: LGTM! Documentation improvements enhance clarity.

The updated documentation clearly outlines the parameters, improving user understanding.


74-76: LGTM! Consistent use of pattern packing.

The function correctly uses pattern packing for queue names.


78-101: LGTM! Blocking pop operation is well-implemented.

The function handles blocking pop operations effectively with appropriate logging.


103-122: LGTM! Index retrieval is correctly implemented.

The function retrieves elements by index effectively with appropriate logging.


124-146: LGTM! Setting elements by index is well-handled.

The function sets elements by index effectively with appropriate logging.


148-172: LGTM! Removal of elements is correctly implemented.

The function removes elements effectively with appropriate logging.


174-203: LGTM! Insertion operation is well-implemented.

The function inserts elements effectively with appropriate logging.


205-223: LGTM! Range retrieval is correctly implemented.

The function retrieves a range of elements effectively with appropriate logging.


225-245: LGTM! Trimming operation is well-implemented.

The function trims the queue effectively with appropriate logging.


247-323: LGTM! Move operations are correctly implemented.

The functions handle moving elements between queues effectively with appropriate logging.

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LGTM!

@Felipe-gsilva Felipe-gsilva merged commit 283c871 into main Aug 19, 2024
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@Felipe-gsilva Felipe-gsilva deleted the feat/redis-common-commands branch August 19, 2024 20:12
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implement most common commands as temporary placeholders
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