feat: Twilio Conversation Relay Handler #1925
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This pull request introduces a handler for Twilio Conversation Relay, along with WebSocket utilities and a refactoring of JSON canonicalization. The use of modern Java features like switch expressions and records is well done. The new WebSocket utilities are a great addition, but have a couple of design and correctness issues that should be addressed. Specifically, the WebSocketClient leaks resources and the CloseableWebSocketServer has a potentially problematic shutdown hook in its constructor. I've also found a minor issue in the new JsonTester utility. My detailed comments are below.
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This pull request introduces a handler for Twilio's Conversation Relay feature, leveraging modern Java capabilities like switch expressions and pattern matching. It also adds several WebSocket utilities and refactors JSON handling to use Jackson and a new canonicalization helper. The changes are generally well-structured. My review includes feedback on some key design and correctness aspects, such as removing an automatic shutdown hook from a library class, improving thread safety in the new WebSocket client, and refining the JSON canonicalization logic to be more generic. I've also pointed out a couple of minor code cleanup opportunities.
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This pull request introduces a handler for Twilio's Conversation Relay, including WebSocket server and client utilities. It makes good use of modern Java features like switch expressions and pattern matching. The PR also includes a significant and beneficial refactoring of JSON handling and testing infrastructure, moving from a GSON-based utility to a more robust Jackson-based approach with a new JsonTester helper. The code is well-structured and includes good test coverage. I have a couple of suggestions to improve the robustness of the new ShutdownCloser utility and to clarify the behavior of the new ObjectTreeSorter.
| private static void sortListByID(List<Object> list) { | ||
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| list, | ||
| (o1, o2) -> { | ||
| // skipcq: JAVA-C1003 | ||
| if (o1 instanceof Map m1 && o2 instanceof Map m2) { | ||
| var oid1 = m1.get("@id"); | ||
| var oid2 = m2.get("@id"); | ||
| // skipcq: JAVA-C1003 | ||
| if (oid1 instanceof String id1 && oid2 instanceof String id2) | ||
| return id1.compareTo(id2); | ||
| return 0; | ||
| } else return 0; | ||
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The sortListByID method unconditionally sorts lists of objects if they contain a @id field. The previous implementation in JSON.java had a TODO comment indicating this should probably only be done for JSON-LD. By making this the default behavior for the new JsonTester, it might cause unexpected sorting in tests for plain JSON objects where list order is significant and items happen to have an @id field. This could lead to brittle tests. It might be better to make this sorting behavior optional or move it to a specific utility for JSON-LD testing.
Uses Switch Expressions and Pattern Matching for Switch. Also introduces WebSocket utilities, and refactors JSON canonicalization.
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This pull request introduces a handler for Twilio's Conversation Relay, leveraging modern Java features like switch expressions and pattern matching. It also brings in significant refactoring by introducing new WebSocket utilities, a graceful shutdown mechanism, and moving JSON test utilities to a new Jackson-based implementation. The changes are well-organized and improve the codebase. My review includes a few suggestions to enhance maintainability by replacing magic numbers with named constants and to improve clarity in the new ObjectTreeSorter utility.
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Uses Switch Expressions and Pattern Matching for Switch.
Also introduces WebSocket utilities, and refactors JSON canonicalization.