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Refactor code structure for enhanced maintainability #13

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Pull Request Summary

This pull request introduces significant refactoring and reorganization of the codebase, moving relevant code from the root directory and the main package into more structured internal packages. This enhances modularity, maintainability, and clarity.

Why

The previous structure of the codebase, with all files placed in the root directory, made it difficult to navigate and maintain. By organizing code into internal packages such as api, cache, proxy, logger, and ui, it is now easier to identify functionality and locate relevant files. This also sets the stage for future enhancements and enables collaboration among developers.

Changes Made

  • Deleted cache.go, main.go, logger.go, proxy.go, ui.go, utils.go, and handlers.go in the root directory to eliminate clutter.
  • Created various packages to encapsulate functionalities:
    • Deleted the old cache implementation and added a new cache implementation in internal/cache/cache.go.
    • Added internal/logger/logger.go for logging functionalities.
    • Added internal/api/api.go implementing the HelpHandler function.
    • Moved the ProxyServer implementation into internal/proxy/proxy.go.
    • Created a user interface in internal/ui/ui.go for command input.
    • Added utility functions and styles in internal/utils/utils.go.
  • Updated the main initialization functionality in cmd/server/main.go to set up the server, logging, and command handling properly.
  • Renamed and moved test files, for example, main_test.go is now in the cmd/server directory.

Closed Issues

  • None specifically registered, but these structural changes address ongoing performance and organizational issues within the codebase.

This refactor aims to improve the overall quality and future direction of the project, highlighting necessary adaptability to evolving requirements.

Please review and provide feedback on these changes.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced a new caching mechanism for improved performance.
    • Implemented a basic HTTP server that acts as a proxy for OpenAI API requests.
    • Added a logging utility for better tracking of requests and responses.
    • Developed a user interface for interacting with the proxy server.
    • Included terminal styling and cost calculation functionalities.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Replaced outdated implementations with a more structured codebase.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined code organization by consolidating related functionalities into dedicated packages.

…h 🎉🚀

- Renamed `main.go` to `cmd/server/main.go` to reflect a clearer project structure.
- Updated `go.mod` to change the module path from `github.com/harperreed/proxai` to `github.com/harperreed/proxai/cmd/server`, making it more specific.
- Renamed multiple source files to an organized `internal` directory:
  - `handlers.go` ➔ `internal/api/handlers.go`
  - `cache.go` ➔ `internal/cache/cache.go`
  - `logger.go` ➔ `internal/logger/logger.go`
  - `proxy.go` ➔ `internal/proxy/proxy.go`
  - `ui.go` ➔ `internal/ui/ui.go`
  - `utils.go` ➔ `internal/utils/utils.go`
- Added a new empty file for models at `pkg/models/models.go` for future development 📦🔧

These changes create a cleaner and more maintainable project structure, separating internal code from the public-facing API and making it clearer where to find functionalities as our app grows! 🎨📂✨
- Moved help handler to a new API package and deleted the old handler implementation in `internal/api/handlers.go`. 🎪
- Updated the `main.go` file to reference the new API help handler and changed method names in `server` to match new style (camelCase for public methods!) 🐫🚀
- Cleaned up the `proxy` package to use the new structured logger and cache. 📚✨
- Updated function signatures, variable names, and added new reset functionality to `ProxyServer` to manage counters for requests, tokens, and total cost more effectively! 🔢💰
- Implemented a new `ui` package to enhance the user interface with real-time command input for interaction and better display of server stats! (because who doesn’t love a flashy UI?) 😎💻
- Added methods in `model` to manage user commands through a structured inputs, while making them compliant with the infallible Bubble Tea framework! 🍵🍃

Swagged up `go.mod` by changing the module name for better organization across packages! 🎉📦

These changes improve the code structure, enhance readability, and make the proxy server far more user-friendly while separating concerns (goodbye spaghetti code! 🌪️🍝). Enjoy the neatness folks!
- The file was renamed to reflect its new location and purpose. 🚀
- This will help improve organization within the project and clarify that this file contains server-related tests. 🧪
- No changes were made to the content inside the file, just a relocation! 📦
@harperreed harperreed merged commit 5df9cc4 into main Oct 11, 2024
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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve a significant restructuring of the codebase, including the introduction of new files and the deletion of several existing ones. A new caching mechanism is implemented in internal/cache/cache.go, replacing the deleted cache.go. The server functionality has been moved to cmd/server/main.go, while logging capabilities are encapsulated in internal/logger/logger.go. The proxy server logic is now in internal/proxy/proxy.go, and a user interface is provided in internal/ui/ui.go. Additionally, utility functions have been organized in internal/utils/utils.go, and a new models package has been created.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
cache.go, internal/cache/cache.go Deleted cache.go; introduced internal/cache/cache.go with a new Cache struct and methods.
cmd/server/main.go New file implementing a basic HTTP server for OpenAI API requests.
internal/api/api.go New HelpHandler function for serving HTML content from a Markdown file.
internal/logger/logger.go New logging utility with a Logger struct and methods for logging various events.
internal/proxy/proxy.go New ProxyServer struct and methods for managing HTTP requests; replaces deleted proxy.go.
internal/ui/ui.go New user interface implementation using the Bubble Tea framework.
internal/utils/utils.go New utility functions for terminal styling and cost calculation.
logger.go, main.go, proxy.go, ui.go, utils.go Deleted files; their functionalities have been integrated into new structures.
pkg/models/models.go New package declared for models.

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🐇 In the meadow, changes bloom,
A cache reborn, dispelling gloom.
A server stands, ready to play,
Logging tales of the day.
With a UI bright, and styles anew,
We hop along, to code that's true! 🌼


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