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This adds the schema needed for the connections.json file

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The changes refactor the schema generation process by splitting the original functionality into two separate functions dedicated to generating settings and connections schemas. A new constant is introduced to define the filename for connection schemas. The schema generation functions now use reflection on configuration types to produce JSON schemas, with improved error handling that returns errors rather than terminating execution immediately. The main function has been updated to sequentially execute the new schema generators. In addition, the frontend has been modified to include a new endpoint mapping for the connections schema, simplifying the logic by directly assigning parsed JSON data to the schema variable. A new JSON schema file has also been added, which outlines the structure and validation rules for connection configurations across various property types.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
cmd/generateschema/main-generateschema.go (1)

37-53: Well-structured schema generation for connections.
The generateConnectionsSchema() function mirrors the structure of the settings schema generator and maintains consistency. Consider adding unit tests that verify the generated schema aligns with expectations for various configurations.

frontend/app/view/codeeditor/schemaendpoints.ts (1)

21-21: Refine the “schema” type for better clarity.
While assigning schema = await data.json(); works, the type is declared as Object. Static analysis warns against using Object as a type. Consider narrowing it to a more specific type (e.g., Record<string, unknown> or a custom interface) to improve type safety.

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frontend/app/view/codeeditor/schemaendpoints.ts

[error] 18-18: Don't use 'Object' as a type.

Prefer explicitly define the object shape. This type means "any non-nullable value", which is slightly better than 'unknown', but it's still a broad type.

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cmd/generateschema/main-generateschema.go (6)

18-18: Good addition of a dedicated constant.
Introducing WaveSchemaConnectionsFileName as its own constant for the connections schema file improves readability and maintainability by centralizing the file path reference.


20-20: Clear separation of responsibilities.
Extracting settings schema generation into a dedicated generateSettingsSchema() function is a clean design decision that enhances modularity and reusability.


25-26: Returning errors instead of terminating is good.
Replacing log.Fatalf with an error return here is beneficial because it allows the caller to handle the error gracefully.


32-33: Consistent error handling approach.
Continuing to return an error on file write failures, rather than terminating the process, yields better control flow.


34-35: Proper successful completion signal.
Returning nil when no errors occur is clear and idiomatic in Go.


55-64: Main function orchestration is straightforward.
Invoking both schema generation functions in sequence and logging fatal errors if any occur ensures quick feedback on schema issues. This orchestrated workflow is concise and maintainable.

frontend/app/view/codeeditor/schemaendpoints.ts (1)

15-15: New endpoint mapping is consistent.
Adding the connections schema endpoint here smoothly integrates the newly generated connections.json into the existing schema infrastructure.

schema/connections.json (1)

1-132: Schema definition looks thorough, but verify usage of special property names.
The new connections.json schema covers a wide range of properties and enforces strict validation. However, review the usage of the property "term:*" to ensure it is intentional, given that special symbols in keys can sometimes conflict with typical JSON Schema patterns. If you plan to match multiple keys beginning with term:, consider using patternProperties for flexibility. Also confirm that port-like fields (ssh:port) are intentionally strings if that aligns with how they are consumed.

@oneirocosm oneirocosm merged commit affd846 into main Feb 4, 2025
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@oneirocosm oneirocosm deleted the sylvie/connections-schema branch February 4, 2025 23:48
xxyy2024 pushed a commit to xxyy2024/waveterm_aipy that referenced this pull request Jun 24, 2025
This adds the schema needed for the connections.json file
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