[ISSUE #1386]🚀Add MQAdminExt for rocketmq-tools crate #1393
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rocketmq-tools/Cargo.toml (1)
25-28: Consider documenting the async/sync feature selectionThe feature flags setup indicates a dual async/sync API design. While making async the default is a good modern choice, consider:
- Adding documentation about the feature selection implications
- Ensuring compatibility with RocketMQ's existing Rust ecosystem
- Documenting any performance implications
Consider adding a doc comment above the features section:
+# The `async` feature is enabled by default and provides asynchronous API +# The `sync` feature can be enabled for synchronous API support +# Note: Both features can be enabled simultaneously [features] default = ["async"] async = [] sync = []rocketmq-tools/src/lib.rs (1)
22-22: Well-structured error handling approach!The
Resulttype alias follows Rust's best practices by:
- Providing a consistent error type across the module
- Following the pattern used in standard library (e.g.,
std::io::Result)- Making it public for crate users
This will make error handling more ergonomic and maintainable.
Consider documenting common error scenarios and recovery strategies in the module documentation to help users handle errors appropriately.
rocketmq-tools/src/tools_error.rs (1)
17-35: Consider enhancing the error handling implementation.While the basic error structure is good, consider these improvements:
- Add documentation comments for the enum and its variants to provide more context about when these errors occur.
- Consider adding associated data to error variants for better error context (e.g., error messages, error codes).
- Implement
Fromtraits for conversion from underlying error types.Here's a suggested enhancement:
use thiserror::Error; + #[allow(clippy::enum_variant_names)] #[derive(Debug, Error)] +/// Represents errors that can occur during RocketMQ tools operations pub enum ToolsError { + /// Error occurred during MQ client operations - #[error("MQ client error occurred.")] - MQClientError, + #[error("MQ client error: {0}")] + MQClientError(String), + + /// Error occurred during MQ broker operations - #[error("MQ broker error occurred.")] - MQBrokerError, + #[error("MQ broker error: {0}")] + MQBrokerError(String), + + /// Timeout occurred during remote operation #[error("Remoting timeout.")] RemotingTimeoutError, + + /// Failed to send remote request #[error("Remoting send request failed.")] RemotingSendRequestError, + + /// Failed to establish remote connection #[error("Remoting connect failed.")] RemotingConnectError, + + /// Encountered unsupported encoding #[error("Unsupported encoding.")] UnsupportedEncodingError, + + /// Operation was interrupted #[error("Operation interrupted.")] InterruptedError, } + +impl From<std::io::Error> for ToolsError { + fn from(err: std::io::Error) -> Self { + match err.kind() { + std::io::ErrorKind::TimedOut => Self::RemotingTimeoutError, + std::io::ErrorKind::ConnectionRefused => Self::RemotingConnectError, + std::io::ErrorKind::Interrupted => Self::InterruptedError, + _ => Self::MQClientError(err.to_string()), + } + } +}rocketmq-tools/src/admin/mq_admin_ext.rs (1)
47-663: Add documentation comments to public trait methodsAdding documentation comments to the
MQAdminExttrait methods will improve maintainability, readability, and provide better context for users of the API. This is especially important for a public interface.rocketmq-tools/src/admin/mq_admin_ext_async.rs (1)
47-681: Improve modularity by splittingMQAdminExtLocalinto smaller traitsThe
MQAdminExtLocaltrait contains a large number of methods covering various administrative functionalities. Splitting it into smaller, focused traits (e.g.,BrokerAdmin,TopicAdmin,ConsumerAdmin) can enhance maintainability and make implementations more manageable.
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rocketmq-tools/Cargo.toml(1 hunks)rocketmq-tools/src/admin.rs(1 hunks)rocketmq-tools/src/admin/mq_admin_ext.rs(1 hunks)rocketmq-tools/src/admin/mq_admin_ext_async.rs(1 hunks)rocketmq-tools/src/lib.rs(1 hunks)rocketmq-tools/src/tools_error.rs(1 hunks)
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rocketmq-tools/Cargo.toml (1)
15-23: Verify workspace dependency resolution
The new dependencies look appropriate for implementing MQAdminExt functionality. However, let's verify the workspace setup.
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Workspace dependencies are properly configured
All dependencies in rocketmq-tools/Cargo.toml are correctly defined in the workspace root and consistently used across other crates in the workspace:
- All required dependencies (rocketmq-common, rocketmq-remoting, rocketmq-rust, cheetah-string, thiserror, trait-variant) are defined in workspace.dependencies
- The workspace versions are consistently used across multiple crates (tools, store, remoting, etc.)
- The dependency usage pattern aligns with other core crates like rocketmq-client and rocketmq-broker
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rocketmq-tools/src/lib.rs (2)
17-17: LGTM! Import follows Rust conventions
The import statement correctly uses the crate keyword for local module imports and follows Rust naming conventions.
19-20: Verify module structure for MQAdminExt implementation
The module structure looks good, but let's verify the implementation details:
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Based on the code review, I can now provide a final response:
Module structure is properly aligned with MQAdminExt implementation
The module structure in rocketmq-tools/src/lib.rs correctly declares the required modules for implementing the MQAdminExt trait. The codebase shows:
adminmodule containing the MQAdminExt trait definition and its async varianttools_errormodule for error handling- Proper organization of admin-related functionality in submodules
The implementation follows Rust best practices with proper visibility modifiers and module organization.
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rocketmq-tools/src/tools_error.rs (1)
18-18: Verify the necessity of the clippy allow attribute.
The #[allow(clippy::enum_variant_names)] attribute suggests that clippy is warning about similar variant names. Consider if these names could be made more distinctive instead of suppressing the warning.
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The clippy allow attribute is justified in this case
The #[allow(clippy::enum_variant_names)] attribute is necessary here as several variants in the ToolsError enum legitimately share the "Error" suffix due to their nature as error types. The variants MQClientError, MQBrokerError, RemotingTimeoutError, etc., are well-named and follow a consistent pattern that makes their purpose clear. Removing the suffix would make the error types less descriptive and deviate from common error handling patterns.
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rocketmq-tools/src/admin/mq_admin_ext_async.rs (1)
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Ensure proper handling of async functions in traits
In Rust, traits cannot have async functions directly without special handling. Confirm that the #[trait_variant::make(MQAdminExt: Send)] macro correctly transforms the trait to support async methods, or consider using the async_trait crate to implement this functionality.
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Inconsistent parameter types: use CheetahString instead of String
The methods get_cluster_list and get_topic_cluster_list use topic: String as a parameter. For consistency with other methods and to avoid unnecessary type conversions, it is advisable to use topic: CheetahString.
Apply this diff to fix the parameter types:
-fn get_cluster_list(&self, topic: String) -> Result<HashSet<CheetahString>>;
+fn get_cluster_list(&self, topic: CheetahString) -> Result<HashSet<CheetahString>>;
-fn get_topic_cluster_list(&self, topic: String) -> Result<HashSet<CheetahString>>;
+fn get_topic_cluster_list(&self, topic: CheetahString) -> Result<HashSet<CheetahString>>;Also applies to: 386-386
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Ensure consistent use of Result in return types
The method get_name_server_address_list returns Vec<CheetahString> instead of Result<Vec<CheetahString>>. For consistency and proper error handling, it's recommended to return a Result type.
Apply this diff to fix the return type:
-fn get_name_server_address_list(&self) -> Vec<CheetahString>;
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Add Result return type for error handling
The method put_kv_config does not return a Result. To enable proper error handling and for consistency with other methods, it should return a Result<()>.
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Securely handle sensitive information in create_user function
Passing the password as a plain CheetahString may pose security risks. Consider using a more secure method of handling sensitive data, such as utilizing a secure string type or encrypting the password during transmission.
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Enhance security in update_user function
Similar to the create_user method, ensure that handling of password and other sensitive user information in update_user is done securely to prevent potential security vulnerabilities.
Which Issue(s) This PR Fixes(Closes)
Fixes #1386
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New Features
ToolsErrorenum for better context on messaging queue operations.rocketmq-toolspackage, allowing for flexible configurations.Bug Fixes
Documentation