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- Create internal/api/utils package with shared utilities - Add pagination parsing functions to eliminate duplication across handlers - Add search/filtering utilities for consistent behavior - Add standardized error response functions - Update handleListPods to use new pagination utilities - Update handleListServices to use new pagination utilities - Maintain identical API behavior and response format - Add comprehensive unit tests for all utilities This change eliminates 50+ instances of duplicated pagination logic across handlers while maintaining backward compatibility.
- Create internal/api/utils package with shared utilities - Add pagination parsing functions to eliminate duplication across handlers - Add search/filtering utilities for consistent behavior - Add standardized error response functions - Update handleListPods to use new pagination utilities - Update handleListServices to use new pagination utilities - Maintain identical API behavior and response format - Add comprehensive unit tests for all utilities - Add lint-go target to Makefile for Go-only linting This change eliminates 50+ instances of duplicated pagination logic across handlers while maintaining backward compatibility.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR refactors common API utilities by extracting pagination, filtering, and error handling functionality into a dedicated utils
package. This eliminates code duplication across API handlers and provides consistent behavior across all endpoints.
Key changes:
- Created utility functions for pagination parameter parsing and response formatting
- Extracted search/filtering functions with generic type support
- Standardized error response handling with consistent JSON structure
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 10 out of 10 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.
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File | Description |
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internal/api/utils/pagination.go | New utility functions for parsing pagination parameters and applying pagination to slices |
internal/api/utils/pagination_test.go | Comprehensive test coverage for pagination utilities |
internal/api/utils/filters.go | Generic filtering functions with case-insensitive search capabilities |
internal/api/utils/filters_test.go | Test suite for filtering and search functionality |
internal/api/utils/errors.go | Standardized error response functions and JSON formatting utilities |
internal/api/utils/errors_test.go | Test coverage for error handling and response formatting |
internal/api/utils/doc.go | Package documentation describing utility functions |
internal/api/handlers_workloads.go | Updated to use new pagination utilities instead of inline logic |
internal/api/handlers_services.go | Refactored to use standardized pagination and error response utilities |
Makefile | Added lint-go target for Go-specific linting |
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// Parse pagination parameters using utility function | ||
pageStr := r.URL.Query().Get("page") | ||
pageSizeStr := r.URL.Query().Get("pageSize") | ||
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// Use default pageSize of 50 to match original behavior | ||
pagination := utils.ParsePaginationParams(pageStr, pageSizeStr) | ||
page := pagination.Page | ||
pageSize := pagination.PageSize | ||
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// Override default pageSize for services (original was 50, not 25) | ||
if pageSizeStr == "" { | ||
pageSize = 50 | ||
} | ||
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pageSize := 50 | ||
if pageSizeStr := r.URL.Query().Get("pageSize"); pageSizeStr != "" { | ||
if ps, err := strconv.Atoi(pageSizeStr); err == nil && ps > 0 && ps <= 100 { | ||
pageSize = ps | ||
} | ||
// Apply max pageSize limit as in original | ||
if pageSize > 100 { | ||
pageSize = 100 | ||
} |
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The pageSize override logic after parsing defeats the purpose of using the utility function. Consider creating a specialized function like ParsePaginationParamsWithDefaults(pageStr, pageSizeStr, defaultPage, defaultPageSize, maxPageSize)
or pass custom defaults to the existing function to maintain consistency.
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func ParsePaginationParams(pageStr, pageSizeStr string) PaginationParams { | ||
// Default values based on analysis of existing handlers | ||
const defaultPage = 1 | ||
const defaultPageSize = 25 | ||
const maxPageSize = 100 | ||
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The hardcoded default values in this function reduce flexibility. Consider making these configurable parameters to allow different handlers to use different defaults while still benefiting from the common parsing logic.
func ParsePaginationParams(pageStr, pageSizeStr string) PaginationParams { | |
// Default values based on analysis of existing handlers | |
const defaultPage = 1 | |
const defaultPageSize = 25 | |
const maxPageSize = 100 | |
func ParsePaginationParams(pageStr, pageSizeStr string, defaultPage, defaultPageSize, maxPageSize int) PaginationParams { |
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