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  • Refactor

    • Updated script shebang line for consistency in initialization scripts.
  • Tests

    • Enhanced integration tests to include assertions for message headers and payload content.
    • Introduced new testing components for improved message synchronization and processing, including new beans for handling message reception and processing.

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The recent updates to the AWS Kinesis project significantly enhance testing capabilities by integrating detailed assertions and synchronization mechanisms within the producer's test suite. Key changes include modifying script shebangs, introducing new utilities for message handling, and improving configurations to facilitate asynchronous processing in tests.

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.../init-aws.sh Shebang line changed from #!/usr/bin/env bash to #!/bin/bash.
.../src/test/java/.../ApplicationIntegrationTest.java Added assertions for message headers and payload content.
.../src/test/java/.../AbstractIntegrationTest.java
.../src/test/java/.../TestKinesisProducerApplication.java
.../src/test/java/.../LocalStackConfig.java
Enhanced with new imports, bean declarations, synchronization utilities (CountDownLatch, AtomicReference), and KinesisAsyncClient integration.

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Changes were made, oh don’t you know?
Tests now sharper, with assertions so bright,
Syncing messages, both day and night.
Hop, hop, hooray, for the code does grow! 🌱🚀
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 975bc2b and 3519513.
Files ignored due to path filters (1)
  • aws-kinesis-project/producer/docker/docker-compose.yml is excluded by: !**/*.yml
Files selected for processing (4)
  • aws-kinesis-project/producer/.localstack/init-aws.sh (1 hunks)
  • aws-kinesis-project/producer/src/test/java/com/learning/aws/spring/ApplicationIntegrationTest.java (1 hunks)
  • aws-kinesis-project/producer/src/test/java/com/learning/aws/spring/common/AbstractIntegrationTest.java (1 hunks)
  • aws-kinesis-project/producer/src/test/java/com/learning/aws/spring/common/LocalStackConfig.java (1 hunks)
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  • aws-kinesis-project/producer/.localstack/init-aws.sh
Additional comments: 3
aws-kinesis-project/producer/src/test/java/com/learning/aws/spring/ApplicationIntegrationTest.java (1)
  • 17-37: The contextLoads method includes comprehensive assertions to validate message handling, headers, and payload content. A few suggestions for improvement:
  1. Exception Handling: The method throws InterruptedException and JsonProcessingException. Ensure that these exceptions are handled appropriately or documented if they are expected to be managed by the test framework or calling code.

  2. Magic Numbers: The assertion hasSize(10) uses a magic number. Consider defining this as a constant with a descriptive name to improve readability and maintainability.

  3. Header Validation: The validation of headers using containsKeys and doesNotContainKeys is a good practice. However, consider adding comments to explain the significance of these specific headers in the context of your application and tests.

  4. Payload Validation: The payload validation checks for a specific message ("Message0") and a header entry ("event.eventType", "createEvent"). It might be beneficial to explain why these specific values are expected, possibly in comments or documentation, to help future maintainers understand the test's intent.

Overall, the method is well-structured and aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance integration testing capabilities.

aws-kinesis-project/producer/src/test/java/com/learning/aws/spring/common/AbstractIntegrationTest.java (1)
  • 7-9: The addition of new fields (KinesisAsyncClient, messageBarrier, messageHolder) and updated @SpringBootTest properties significantly enhances the testing infrastructure. A few points to consider:
  1. Field Injection: The fields are injected using @Autowired. While this is a common practice in Spring, consider using constructor injection for better testability and to follow the dependency injection principle more closely.

  2. Properties Configuration: The updated @SpringBootTest properties are specific and seem to be well-tailored for the integration tests. Ensure that these properties do not conflict with other tests or the overall application configuration. It might be beneficial to document the rationale behind these specific property values for future reference.

  3. Resource Cleanup: Ensure that resources, especially those related to KinesisAsyncClient, are properly cleaned up after tests to avoid potential resource leaks or conflicts with other tests.

Overall, these changes are a positive step towards enhancing the integration testing framework.

Also applies to: 14-14, 17-17, 38-42

aws-kinesis-project/producer/src/test/java/com/learning/aws/spring/common/LocalStackConfig.java (1)
  • 3-6: The updates to the LocalStackConfig class, including new bean declarations (messageHolder, messageBarrier) and system property settings for AWS credentials and region, are essential for simulating AWS Kinesis using LocalStack. A few points to consider:
  1. System Properties: Setting system properties directly within the static initializer block can lead to side effects that are hard to trace. Consider using Spring's @Value annotation or configuration properties to manage these settings more transparently.

  2. Bean Type Mismatch: The messageHolder bean is declared to hold a List<Message<?>>, but the eventConsumerBatchProcessingWithHeaders method seems to set it with a List<Message<?>>. Ensure that the types are consistent and correct according to the intended use.

  3. Resource Management: Given that LocalStackContainer is started within the static initializer block, ensure that there is a corresponding mechanism to properly stop and clean up this resource to avoid potential resource leaks.

  4. Documentation: Adding comments or documentation explaining the purpose of each system property and bean would be beneficial for future maintainers, especially given the complexity of simulating AWS services locally.

Overall, these changes are crucial for enhancing the integration testing framework and simulating AWS Kinesis effectively.

Also applies to: 9-9, 13-51

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aws-kinesis-project/producer/src/test/java/com/learning/aws/spring/TestKinesisProducerApplication.java (3)
  • 5-8: The addition of new imports for java.util classes, CountDownLatch, AtomicReference, and Consumer is appropriate for the integration testing enhancements described. These classes are essential for handling asynchronous operations and message processing in the test environment.
  • 12-12: The import of org.springframework.messaging.Message is crucial for handling messages within the integration tests. This aligns with the PR objectives of validating message handling, headers, and payload content.
  • 51-67: The new @Bean methods introduced (messageHolder, messageBarrier, and eventConsumerBatchProcessingWithHeaders) are well-designed to support the integration testing framework. They facilitate asynchronous communication and message validation, which are key aspects of the testing enhancements.
  1. messageHolder Bean: This bean is used to hold the message being tested. Using AtomicReference ensures thread-safety, which is important in an asynchronous testing environment.

  2. messageBarrier Bean: The CountDownLatch is used to synchronize the test execution with the arrival of messages. This is a common pattern in integration testing where asynchronous operations are involved.

  3. eventConsumerBatchProcessingWithHeaders Bean: This consumer bean processes the messages and updates the messageHolder and messageBarrier accordingly. The implementation correctly sets the message in the messageHolder and counts down the messageBarrier, allowing the test to proceed once the message is processed.

Overall, these changes are well thought out and directly support the objectives of enhancing the integration testing framework for the AWS Kinesis project's producer component.

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aws-kinesis-project/producer/src/test/java/com/learning/aws/spring/TestKinesisProducerApplication.java (3)

52-55: LGTM! Verify the usage of messageHolder.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that messageHolder is used appropriately in a concurrent environment.


57-60: LGTM! Verify the usage of messageBarrier.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that messageBarrier is used appropriately in the codebase.

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The usage of messageBarrier is appropriate.

The messageBarrier bean is used correctly in the codebase:

  • It is counted down in TestKinesisProducerApplication.java.
  • It is awaited in ApplicationIntegrationTest.java.
  • It is autowired in AbstractIntegrationTest.java.
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62-68: LGTM! Verify the usage of eventConsumerBatchProcessingWithHeaders.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that eventConsumerBatchProcessingWithHeaders is used appropriately in the codebase.

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