Add base url to backend #465
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces comprehensive changes to URL management across the application's backend and frontend. The modifications primarily focus on extending the existing server URL functionality to include an additional agent URL. Changes span multiple files, including the Team model, controller, service, routes, and frontend components, ensuring consistent handling of both server and agent URLs throughout the system. Changes
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backend/src/models/Team.js (1)
19-23: Contemplate validatingagentUrl.
Given that agentUrl can also default to an empty string, you might eventually wish to verify that it’s a valid URL and not just “mom’s spaghetti.” That chunk of code looks fine for now though, so no immediate changes are necessary, but keep it in mind, eh?backend/src/service/team.service.js (1)
65-65: Improve error messaging.The error states “Failed to add server and base url.” Consider clarifying the mention of “base url” to match “agentUrl” naming for consistent communication to the user. Sweaty knees? Nah, just good practice.
frontend/src/scenes/settings/CodeTab/CodeTab.jsx (1)
126-126: Insert user feedback or spacing for clarity?The blank line might be intentional or accidental. If it’s intentional for readability, carry on. If not, you can remove it to keep the code neat—like cleaning up after a spaghetti dinner.
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backend/src/models/Team.js (1)
14-18: Double-check the default value forserverUrl.
If we always set it to an empty string, watch out for scenarios where an actual URL is expected but ends up being the default. You could consider validating the field to ensure a proper URL format in the future. His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy—don’t let that spaghetti sauce slip onto your server settings, eh?frontend/src/services/teamServices.js (2)
27-29: Good job adjusting the function signature to accept bothserverUrlandagentUrl.
This ensures we can manage both URLs in one shot without losing our grip—no shaky arms here. Just stay vigilant for any potential references to the old single-parameter version, making sure none remain. It’s all about that strong posture, so no knees buckling, eh?
39-39: Endpoint consistency noted.
Changing the endpoint to "/urls" is consistent with the new approach. Rock on and keep that spaghetti in the pot where it belongs.backend/src/routes/team.routes.js (2)
31-31: Be mindful of potential confusion caused by renaming this route.
Switching from "/server-url" to "/urls" is fine, but ensure that front-end references and documentation are all updated. We wouldn’t want your teammates wondering where the sauce went, eh?
56-56: Route naming consistency looks good.
The newly minted "/urls" path signals clarity that we’re dealing with multiple URLs. Keep watch for leftover references or code comments that mention the old path. Mom’s spaghetti is best enjoyed when everything lines up perfectly on the dinner table!backend/src/controllers/team.controller.js (3)
46-47: Retrieving both URLs is well done.
This picks up both serverUrl and agentUrl in one pass. Nicely orchestrated. Slim chance of messing up your flow or dropping your precious sauce now. Good to see everything come together like a robust Sunday dinner, eh?
49-49: Error code matches the new naming.
Changing to 'GET_URL_ERROR' reflects the expanded scope, so no complaints there. Just ensure downstream error handlers aren't referencing the older label. Don’t lose track of that detail, or you might slip on that spaghetti on the floor.
90-92: Setting both URLs in bulk is convenient.
This streamlines the approach. Just double-check that all usage aligns with this updated naming—wouldn’t want any accidental leftover references to older methods. Sweaty palms aside, things look solid, so no kneecaps trembling here!backend/src/service/team.service.js (3)
48-49: Return both URLs correctly.Solid approach to returning both
serverUrlandagentUrl. This will simplify usage throughout the codebase. Nice job—no sweaty-palms scenario here.
55-55: Ensure parameters are validated.
async addUrl(serverUrl, agentUrl)introduces two parameters. Consider validating both URLs before proceeding, especially if external requests rely on them. Let’s keep those spaghetti incidents to a minimum by avoiding any unexpected input issues.
59-60: Batching updates is consistent.Updating both
serverUrlandagentUrlin a single transaction is efficient. This bulk update helps maintain atomicity, preventing incomplete updates should hearts be heavy with code errors.frontend/src/scenes/settings/CodeTab/CodeTab.jsx (3)
46-48: Load both URLs on component mount.Fetching
serverUrlandagentUrltogether ensures the entire code snippet is properly configured. Great move—no vomit on our sweater from misaligned state.
129-129: Agent URL label updated.Nice addition of
Agent Base URL:. This clarity helps separate responsibilities from the server URL. Keep it up—knees stay strong when the code is unambiguous.
150-150: Implement an error check on copy.Using a try/catch for
navigator.clipboard.writeTextis great. Ensures that if there’s vomit on the user’s browser environment, your code can handle it gracefully.
Solves #461