feat: implement lazy initialization of Socket.IO client#55
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- Socket.IO client is now initialized lazily when first needed - Modified client.ts to use getSocket() function for deferred initialization - Updated agents module to call getSocket() in subscribeToConversation and addMessage - Socket connection is only established when these functions are actually called - Maintains backward compatibility while improving startup performance Co-authored-by: Netanel Gilad <netanelgilad@users.noreply.github.com>
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Overall AssessmentThe implementation successfully achieves lazy initialization of the Socket.IO client. The code is clean and maintains backward compatibility. However, there are several areas that could be improved for robustness and maintainability. Code Quality & Best Practices ✅
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Fixes #54
Summary
Implemented lazy initialization of the Socket.IO client as requested. The socket connection is now established only when functions that need it are called, specifically
subscribeToConversationandaddMessage.Changes
src/client.tsto use agetSocket()function for deferred initializationsrc/modules/agents.tsto callgetSocket()when neededTest Results
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