feat: Add Python class Serializer to serialize log events into CLP key-value pair IR format.
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clp_ffi_py/ir/__init__.py (1)
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1-24: Consider adding module docstring with API documentation.Since this module defines the public API through
__all__, it would be beneficial to add a module-level docstring explaining the purpose of each exported component and their relationships.Here's a suggested addition:
+""" +CLP IR (Intermediate Representation) module. + +This module provides components for handling log events and their serialization: + +Core Components: + - KeyValuePairLogEvent: Represents log events in key-value pair format + - LogEvent: Base class for log events + - Metadata: Handles metadata information + - Serializer: Serializes log events into CLP format + +Query Components: + - Query: Represents a query + - QueryBuilder: Facilitates query construction + +Readers: + - ClpIrFileReader: Reads CLP IR from files + - ClpIrStreamReader: Reads CLP IR from streams +""" + from clp_ffi_py.ir.native import *🧰 Tools
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13-13:
FourByteEncodermay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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FourByteSerializermay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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IncompleteStreamErrormay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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KeyValuePairLogEventmay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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LogEventmay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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Metadatamay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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Querymay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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QueryBuildermay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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Serializermay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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ClpIrFileReadermay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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ClpIrStreamReadermay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
tests/test_ir/test_key_value_pair_log_event.py (2)
14-14: Consider making the test data directory configurableThe hardcoded test directory path could be made more flexible by using an environment variable or test configuration file. This would make it easier to run tests with different data sets.
- input_src_dir: str = "test_json" + input_src_dir: str = os.getenv("CLP_TEST_DATA_DIR", "test_json")
23-26: Improve file filtering and error reportingThe current file filtering could be more specific and provide better error reporting.
- for file_path in test_src_dir.rglob("*"): - if not file_path.is_file(): - continue + json_files = list(test_src_dir.rglob("*.json")) + self.assertTrue(json_files, f"No JSON test files found in {test_src_dir}") + + for file_path in json_files: + self.assertTrue(file_path.is_file(), f"Test file not accessible: {file_path}")src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/error_messages.hpp (1)
4-4: Consider modernizing all error messages to use std::string_viewWhile the new error messages use std::string_view, existing ones still use char const*. For consistency and to leverage the benefits of string_view (no null termination requirement, better performance for string literals), consider updating all error messages to use std::string_view.
tests/test_ir/__init__.py (1)
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1-17: Consider being more explicit with imports, eh?While the current approach using wildcard imports with
noqacomments works, it might be beneficial to explicitly import the test classes. This would make dependencies more visible and improve IDE support.Example refactor:
- from test_ir.test_key_value_pair_log_event import * # noqa + from test_ir.test_key_value_pair_log_event import TestCaseKeyValuePairLogEventclp_ffi_py/utils.py (1)
52-59: Consider adding error handling and input validation.While the implementation is correct, consider enhancing it with:
- Explicit error handling for JSON parsing errors
- Input validation for the JSON string
- Type hints for specific exceptions that might be raised
Here's a suggested improvement:
def parse_json_str(json_str: str) -> Any: """ Wrapper of `json.loads`, which parses a JSON string into a Python object. :param json_str: The JSON string to parse. :return: The parsed JSON object. + :raises json.JSONDecodeError: If the string is not valid JSON + :raises TypeError: If the input is not a string """ + if not isinstance(json_str, str): + raise TypeError("Input must be a string") return json.loads(json_str)src/clp_ffi_py/Py_utils.hpp (1)
49-55: Documentation could be more specific about error cases.The function documentation should specify:
- What type of PyObject* is returned (e.g., PyDict)
- What exceptions might be raised during JSON parsing
- Memory ownership/reference counting expectations
Example documentation improvement:
/** * CPython wrapper of `clp_ffi_py.utils.parse_json_str_to_dict`. * @param json_str - * @return a new reference of the parsed JSON object. + * @return a new reference to a PyDict containing the parsed JSON object. * @return nullptr on failure with the relevant Python exception and error set. + * @throws PyExc_JSONDecodeError if the input string is not valid JSON + * @note Caller owns the returned reference */src/clp_ffi_py/utils.cpp (1)
68-77: Add documentation and improve error messages, eh!The function implementation is solid, but could benefit from these improvements:
Add documentation to explain:
- Purpose of the function
- Expected format of input data
- Possible error conditions
- Ownership semantics of the returned handle
Consider making the error message more specific about what caused the unpacking to fail
Here's a suggested improvement:
+/** + * Unpacks a MessagePack byte sequence into an object handle. + * + * @param msgpack_byte_sequence Span containing the MessagePack data to unpack + * @return On success, returns a msgpack::object_handle containing the unpacked data + * On failure, returns a string describing what caused the unpacking to fail + */ auto unpack_msgpack(std::span<char const> msgpack_byte_sequence ) -> outcome_v2::std_result<msgpack::object_handle, std::string> { msgpack::object_handle handle; try { msgpack::unpack(handle, msgpack_byte_sequence.data(), msgpack_byte_sequence.size()); } catch (msgpack::unpack_error const& error) { - return std::string{error.what()}; + return std::string{"Failed to unpack MessagePack data: "} + error.what(); } return handle; }src/clp_ffi_py/PyObjectUtils.hpp (1)
51-57: Consider enhancing the documentation with usage example.While the documentation is clear, it would be beneficial to add:
- A brief example showing typical usage
- Mention that this implements the RAII pattern for exception state management
/** * A guard class for Python exceptions. In certain CPython methods, such as `tp_finalize`, * the exception state must remain unchanged throughout execution. This class saves the current * exception state upon initialization and restores it upon destruction, ensuring the exception * status is preserved. + * + * This class implements the RAII pattern to automatically manage Python exception states. + * + * Example usage: + * ```cpp + * void some_tp_finalize_method(PyObject* self) { + * PyErrGuard guard; // Saves current exception state + * // ... perform operations that might raise exceptions ... + * } // Original exception state is restored when guard is destroyed + * ``` * Docs: https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/typeobj.html#c.PyTypeObject.tp_finalize */clp_ffi_py/ir/native.pyi (1)
92-104: LGTM! Well-structured serializer implementation.The class properly implements the context manager protocol and provides a comprehensive set of methods for serialization and buffer management.
Consider adding a docstring to explain the significance of the default buffer size limit (65536 bytes) and its impact on memory usage and performance. This would help users make informed decisions when customizing the buffer size.
Example:
def __init__(self, output_stream: IO[bytes], buffer_size_limit: int = 65536) -> None: """Initialize the serializer with an output stream and buffer size limit. Args: output_stream: The output stream to write serialized data to buffer_size_limit: Maximum buffer size in bytes (default: 64KB). Larger values may improve performance but increase memory usage. """ ...src/clp_ffi_py/Py_utils.cpp (1)
90-112: Consider defining the error message as a constant.The implementation is solid with proper type checking and error handling. Consider moving the error message to a constant at the top of the file for consistency:
+ constexpr char const* const cSerializeDictToMsgpackTypeError{ + "`serialize_dict_to_msgpack` is supposed to return a `bytes` object" + };Then use it in the function:
- PyErr_SetString(PyExc_TypeError, - "`serialize_dict_to_msgpack` is supposed to return a `bytes` object"); + PyErr_SetString(PyExc_TypeError, cSerializeDictToMsgpackTypeError);src/clp_ffi_py/utils.hpp (1)
66-73: Enhance error documentation, but overall design LGTMThe function declaration shows good use of modern C++ features and proper error handling. Consider enhancing the documentation to specify:
- Possible error conditions that could be returned in the string
- Memory ownership semantics of the returned object_handle
- Thread safety guarantees
Otherwise, the design is solid with:
- Zero-copy view of input using std::span
- Proper error handling using outcome_v2::std_result
- [[nodiscard]] to prevent error ignoring
/** * Unpacks the given msgpack byte sequence. * @param msgpack_byte_sequence * @return A result containing the unpack msgpack object handle on success or an error string * indicating the unpack failure (forwarded from the thrown `msgpack::unpack_error`). + * @throws None - All errors are returned via outcome_v2::std_result + * @note The returned object_handle owns the unpacked data and must be kept alive + * while accessing the unpacked object + * @thread_safety This function is thread-safe and can be called from multiple threads */.clang-format (1)
80-80: Consider documenting the anchor removal.The removal of the
^anchor from the regex pattern allows matching these headers anywhere in the include path. Consider adding a comment explaining this design decision to help future maintainers understand the rationale.- - Regex: "<(clp|json|msgpack|outcome)" + # Matches third-party headers anywhere in the include path + - Regex: "<(clp|json|msgpack|outcome)"src/clp_ffi_py/PyObjectCast.hpp (1)
126-132: Consider organizing macro specializations into logical groups.The macro specializations correctly mark the new classes and required Python types. However, consider organizing them into logical groups for better maintainability:
- Built-in Python types (PyBytesObject, PyDictObject, PyTypeObject)
- Custom IR types (PyKeyValuePairLogEvent, PySerializer, etc.)
// Built-in Python types CLP_FFI_PY_MARK_AS_PYOBJECT(PyBytesObject); CLP_FFI_PY_MARK_AS_PYOBJECT(PyDictObject); CLP_FFI_PY_MARK_AS_PYOBJECT(PyTypeObject); // IR types CLP_FFI_PY_MARK_AS_PYOBJECT(ir::native::PyDeserializerBuffer); CLP_FFI_PY_MARK_AS_PYOBJECT(ir::native::PyFourByteDeserializer); CLP_FFI_PY_MARK_AS_PYOBJECT(ir::native::PyKeyValuePairLogEvent); CLP_FFI_PY_MARK_AS_PYOBJECT(ir::native::PyLogEvent); CLP_FFI_PY_MARK_AS_PYOBJECT(ir::native::PyMetadata); CLP_FFI_PY_MARK_AS_PYOBJECT(ir::native::PyQuery); CLP_FFI_PY_MARK_AS_PYOBJECT(ir::native::PySerializer);CMakeLists.txt (1)
68-68: Consider pinning GSL version.While adding the GSL dependency is appropriate for this project, it would be beneficial to pin to a specific version to ensure build reproducibility.
Consider adding version constraints:
-add_subdirectory(${CLP_FFI_PY_SRC_DIR}/GSL) +add_subdirectory(${CLP_FFI_PY_SRC_DIR}/GSL VERSION 4.0.0)tests/test_ir/test_serializer.py (3)
53-55: Consider making the test data path more robustWhile the current path setup works, consider adding validation to ensure the test directory exists and contains the expected files.
- input_src_dir: str = "test_json" - current_dir: Path = Path(__file__).resolve().parent - test_src_dir: Path = current_dir / Path(input_src_dir) + input_src_dir: str = "test_json" + current_dir: Path = Path(__file__).resolve().parent + test_src_dir: Path = current_dir / Path(input_src_dir) + + @classmethod + def setUpClass(cls) -> None: + super().setUpClass() + if not cls.test_src_dir.exists(): + raise ValueError(f"Test directory not found: {cls.test_src_dir}")
107-138: Improve test readability with helper methodsThe test logic is sound but could be more readable with helper methods for assertions.
+ def _assert_buffer_state( + self, + serializer: Serializer, + byte_buffer: BytesIO, + num_bytes_in_ir_buffer: int + ) -> None: + """Helper method to verify buffer state""" + if num_bytes_in_ir_buffer > self.buffer_size_limit: + self.assertEqual( + serializer.get_num_bytes_serialized(), + len(byte_buffer.getvalue()), + "Buffer should be flushed when size limit is exceeded" + ) + else: + self.assertEqual( + serializer.get_num_bytes_serialized(), + num_bytes_in_ir_buffer + len(byte_buffer.getvalue()), + "Buffer content size mismatch" + )
139-161: Consider using a named constant for buffer sizeThe test uses a magic number (0) for buffer size. Consider using a named constant for better clarity.
+ # Class constants + ZERO_BUFFER_SIZE: int = 0 + def test_closing_empty(self) -> None: byte_buffer: BytesIO serializer: Serializer preamble_size: int - with Serializer(byte_buffer, 0) as serializer: + with Serializer(byte_buffer, self.ZERO_BUFFER_SIZE) as serializer:src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PyKeyValuePairLogEvent.hpp (3)
21-24: Correct grammatical errors in documentation comments.
- "cpp constructors" should be "C++ constructors".
- "This function serves as the default constructor initialize the underlying key-value pair log event." should be "This function serves as the default constructor to initialize the underlying key-value pair log event."
50-52: Fix inconsistency in documentation ofget_py_typemethod.The comment refers to
PyKeyValuePairinstead ofPyKeyValuePairLogEvent. Please update the class name for clarity.
70-70: Consider usingstd::unique_ptrfor memory management.Utilising
std::unique_ptrform_kv_pair_log_eventcan enhance memory safety and exception safety by automating resource management.src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.hpp (2)
34-38: Correct the documentation typo in theinitmethod commentIn the documentation for
init, there's a minor typo. It should read 'constructor to initialize' for clarity.Apply this diff to fix the typo:
- * called. This function serves as the default constructor initialize the underlying serializer. + * called. This function serves as the default constructor to initialize the underlying serializer.
78-83: Correct the return value in the documentation ofserialize_msgpack_mapThe documentation incorrectly mentions
@return std::nullptr; it should be@return std::nulloptsince the method returns astd::optional.Apply this diff to fix the documentation:
- * @return std::nullptr on failure with the relevant Python exception and error set. + * @return std::nullopt on failure with the relevant Python exception and error set.src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PyKeyValuePairLogEvent.cpp (2)
196-196: Offer assistance to optimize conversion to Python dictionaryThere's a TODO comment indicating that the current method for converting the underlying log event to a Python dictionary is inefficient. I can help implement a more efficient algorithm to improve performance.
Would you like me to provide an optimized implementation for this conversion?
316-320: Remove redundant null check afternewallocationIn the
PyKeyValuePairLogEvent::initmethod, checking ifm_kv_pair_log_eventisnullptris unnecessary because, in standard C++,newthrows astd::bad_allocexception on failure instead of returningnullptr. This check is redundant and the associated error handling code is unreachable.Apply this diff to remove the redundant null check:
m_kv_pair_log_event = new clp::ffi::KeyValuePairLogEvent{std::move(kv_pair_log_event)}; - if (nullptr == m_kv_pair_log_event) { - PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, clp_ffi_py::cOutofMemoryError); - return false; - } return true;src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.cpp (2)
220-228: Style Suggestion: Use!conditionInstead offalse == conditionThroughout the code, conditions are checked using
false == condition. It's more conventional and readable in C++ to write these checks as!condition.
526-533: Avoidconst_castby Using Functions That AcceptconstDataIn the
write_to_output_streammethod,const_castis used to remove the constness ofbuf.data(). Casting away constness can lead to undefined behaviour if the data is truly constant. Consider using functions or APIs that acceptconstdata to avoid the need forconst_cast.
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src/clp_ffi_py/Py_utils.cpp (1)
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PR: y-scope/clp-ffi-py#80
File: src/clp_ffi_py/Py_utils.cpp:80-87
Timestamp: 2024-10-31T20:44:38.501Z
Learning: In `src/clp_ffi_py/Py_utils.cpp`, for functions like `py_utils_serialize_dict_to_msgpack`, type checking is handled by the Python utilities, and we avoid adding redundant type checks in the C++ code.
src/clp_ffi_py/Py_utils.hpp (1)
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PR: y-scope/clp-ffi-py#80
File: src/clp_ffi_py/Py_utils.cpp:80-87
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Learning: In `src/clp_ffi_py/Py_utils.cpp`, for functions like `py_utils_serialize_dict_to_msgpack`, type checking is handled by the Python utilities, and we avoid adding redundant type checks in the C++ code.
src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PyKeyValuePairLogEvent.hpp (1)
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PR: y-scope/clp-ffi-py#81
File: src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PyKeyValuePairLogEvent.hpp:42-44
Timestamp: 2024-11-04T00:50:13.938Z
Learning: In the C++ codebase, for consistency with other classes, methods like `get_kv_pair_log_event()` in `src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PyKeyValuePairLogEvent.hpp` should return pointers instead of references.
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165-165: Local variable serializer is assigned to but never used
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4-6: The msgpack-c submodule addition looks good!
The msgpack-c library is a suitable choice for efficient binary serialization, which aligns well with the PR's objective of implementing a Serializer class.
Let's verify the submodule configuration:
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The msgpack-c submodule configuration is properly set up and integrated
The verification confirms:
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src/msgpack - The library is actively used across multiple files in the codebase, particularly in the Python FFI and serialization components
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16-16: The additions to __all__ look good!
The new entries KeyValuePairLogEvent and Serializer are properly integrated into the module's public API, maintaining the existing grouping of components.
Let's verify that these classes are properly defined in the native module:
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12-13: LGTM! Good use of clang-format directives.
The clang-format directives are appropriately placed to maintain the intended header grouping structure.
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13-30: Consider documenting the purpose of each included header.
While the conditional inclusion of headers for linting purposes is well-structured, it would be beneficial to:
- Document why each specific header is required for linting
- Verify that all included headers are actually needed by the linter
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The verification results show that all the conditionally included headers are actively used throughout the codebase:
abstract.h: Used forPyObject_GetAttr*functions in multiple filesbytesobject.h: Used forPyBytes_*operations in serializationdictobject.h: Used for dictionary operations (PyDict_*) in event handlinglongobject.h: Extensively used for numeric conversions (PyLong_*)memoryobject.h: Used for memory view operations in serializationmethodobject.h: While not showing direct usage ofPyMethod_*, it's required by Python's object model
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src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/error_messages.hpp (1)
19-32: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve error message consistency and clarity
The error messages have several inconsistencies and potential improvements:
- Inconsistent formatting:
- Some messages use braces, others don't
- Varying indentation styles
- Some messages could be more specific about what failed
Consider applying these improvements:
-constexpr std::string_view cSerializerCreateErrorFormatStr{"Native `Serializer::create` failed: %s"
-};
+constexpr std::string_view cSerializerCreateErrorFormatStr{
+ "Native `Serializer::create` failed: %s"};
-constexpr std::string_view cSerializerSerializeMsgpackMapError{
- "Native `Serializer::serialize_msgpack_map` failed"
-};
+constexpr std::string_view cSerializerSerializeMsgpackMapError{
+ "Native `Serializer::serialize_msgpack_map` failed: %s"};Also, verify the format specifier usage:
tests/test_ir/__init__.py (1)
9-9: The import statement looks good, eh!
The new import follows the existing pattern and maintains alphabetical ordering.
clp_ffi_py/utils.py (1)
1-1: LGTM! Import placement follows PEP 8 guidelines.
The json import is correctly placed with other standard library imports.
src/clp_ffi_py/Py_utils.hpp (2)
6-7: LGTM: Required includes are properly ordered.
The new includes are necessary for the string types used in the function signatures and are correctly placed after the Python.hpp include.
43-47: LGTM: Improved type safety with more specific Python types.
The changes to use PyDictObject* and PyBytesObject* instead of generic PyObject* provide better type clarity at the API level. The parameter name py_dict is also more descriptive.
src/clp_ffi_py/utils.cpp (1)
6-10: Header inclusions look good, eh!
The new headers are properly organized and necessary for the added MessagePack unpacking functionality. STL headers are grouped together, followed by third-party headers.
src/clp_ffi_py/modules/ir_native.cpp (3)
6-6: LGTM! Header includes are properly organized.
The new header files are correctly placed in alphabetical order and follow the project's include pattern, maintaining consistency with the existing codebase.
Also applies to: 10-10
74-77: LGTM! Module initialization blocks follow the established pattern.
The implementation maintains consistency with existing module initialization blocks, including proper error handling and reference counting.
Also applies to: 79-82
74-82: Consider documenting the module initialization order.
While the implementation is correct, it would be beneficial to document why PyKeyValuePairLogEvent is initialized before PySerializer. This helps maintain the correct initialization order during future modifications.
Let's verify the dependency relationship between these modules:
src/clp_ffi_py/PyObjectUtils.hpp (4)
60-61: LGTM! Constructor implementation is correct.
The constructor properly captures the Python exception state using PyErr_Fetch.
63-64: LGTM! Destructor correctly restores the exception state.
The destructor properly transfers ownership of the exception objects back to Python using PyErr_Restore.
66-70: LGTM! Special member functions are properly deleted.
Correctly prevents copying and moving of the guard object, which is essential for maintaining the integrity of the exception state management.
72-76: LGTM! Private members are well-organized and properly initialized.
The member variables follow good practices:
- Clear naming convention with m_ prefix
- Proper initialization to nullptr
- Appropriate use of private access
clp_ffi_py/ir/native.pyi (2)
1-5: LGTM! Well-organized imports.
The import statements are properly organized and include all necessary types for the new classes.
92-104: Verify integration with existing serialization classes.
The codebase already contains FourByteSerializer. Please verify if there's any required interaction between the new Serializer class and the existing serialization classes.
src/clp_ffi_py/Py_utils.cpp (2)
7-7: LGTM: New includes and constants are well-structured.
The additions follow the existing patterns and provide necessary functionality for the new features.
Also applies to: 21-22
63-66: LGTM: Initialization is consistent with existing patterns.
The initialization of the JSON parsing function pointer follows the established error handling patterns.
src/clp_ffi_py/utils.hpp (1)
7-7: Verify C++20 compatibility for std::span usage
The addition of <span> header requires C++20 support. Please ensure the minimum required C++ standard is set appropriately in CMake.
Also applies to: 13-14
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C++20 compatibility is properly configured
The codebase is correctly configured for C++20 support as evidenced by:
- Target explicitly sets C++20 standard:
target_compile_features(${CLP_FFI_PY_LIB_IR} PRIVATE cxx_std_20) - MessagePack library is configured for C++20:
set(MSGPACK_CXX20 ON)
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80-80: LGTM! Let's verify the include ordering.
The updated regex pattern correctly includes the new third-party dependencies (msgpack and outcome) while maintaining the appropriate priority level.
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117-117: LGTM! Class declarations align with PR objectives.
The forward declarations for PyKeyValuePairLogEvent and PySerializer are properly placed in the ir::native namespace and follow the established naming conventions.
Also applies to: 121-121
117-117: Verify the implementation details of the new classes.
Since these are forward declarations, let's verify the actual implementations:
Also applies to: 121-121
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Both classes are properly implemented with complete interfaces and memory management
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PyKeyValuePairLogEvent:
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- Key-value pair log event handling functionality
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CMakeLists.txt (6)
21-21: LGTM: Conditional linting configuration based on build context.
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Also applies to: 32-32
146-148: LGTM: Proper conditional compilation for linting.
The linting-specific compilation definition is correctly guarded by the CLP_FFI_PY_LINT flag.
76-82: Verify source file organization for new serialization components.
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150-156: Verify dependency order and visibility.
The library dependencies are properly linked, but we should verify the dependency order and visibility requirements.
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The msgpack configuration enables C++20 support while disabling Boost dependency. While this is generally good for reducing dependencies, we should verify that all required msgpack features are available without Boost.
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Based on the codebase analysis, the current msgpack configuration (C++20 enabled, Boost disabled) is fully compatible with the project's requirements. The codebase only uses basic msgpack features:
- Object serialization/deserialization
- Map type handling
- Basic error handling
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tests/test_ir/test_serializer.py (2)
1-8: LGTM! Well-organized imports.
The imports are properly structured and include all necessary dependencies for the test cases.
162-165: LGTM! Static analysis warnings can be ignored
The variables not_closed_warning and serializer are intentionally unused as they are part of testing the resource warning behaviour. The context manager's warning capture and the None assignment are essential parts of the test.
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165-165: Local variable serializer is assigned to but never used
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tests/test_ir/test_utils.py (1)
1-8: LGTM! Import statements are well-organized.
The new imports (Path, Any, Generator) are appropriately added to support the JsonFileReader class implementation.
src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.cpp (1)
1-559: Code Review: Implementation Meets the PR Objectives
The code is well-structured and effectively introduces the PySerializer class with appropriate methods and error handling. It aligns with the project's requirements for serializing log events into the CLP IR format.
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tests/test_ir/test_serializer.py (4)
57-106: Consider adding helper method while maintaining separate test paths.While the separate test paths for context manager and direct usage are intentional, consider extracting the assertion logic into a helper method to reduce maintenance overhead without losing the distinct test scenarios.
def _assert_serialization_state(self, byte_buffer: BytesIO, serializer: Serializer, num_bytes_serialized: int) -> None: self.assertEqual( len(byte_buffer.getvalue()), serializer.get_num_bytes_serialized() ) self.assertEqual( num_bytes_serialized, serializer.get_num_bytes_serialized() )
107-138: Consider documenting buffer size limit choice.The test uses a buffer size limit of 3000 bytes. Consider:
- Documenting why this specific value was chosen
- Making it a class constant with a descriptive name
class TestCaseSerializer(TestCLPBase): + # Buffer size chosen to ensure multiple flush operations during typical JSON serialization + TEST_BUFFER_SIZE_LIMIT: int = 3000
139-161: Improve variable declarations and constant usage.Consider these improvements:
- Combine the variable declarations with their initialization
- Document the significance of the
0buffer size parameter- byte_buffer: BytesIO - serializer: Serializer - preamble_size: int + # Test with zero buffer size to force immediate flushing + byte_buffer = BytesIO() + with Serializer(byte_buffer, buffer_size=0) as serializer:
162-165: Add docstring to clarify test purpose.The test verifies resource management, but could benefit from explicit documentation about the expected behaviour and why it matters.
def test_not_closed(self) -> None: + """ + Verifies that a ResourceWarning is raised when a Serializer is garbage collected + without being properly closed, which could lead to resource leaks. + """ serializer: Optional[Serializer] = Serializer(BytesIO()) with self.assertWarns(ResourceWarning) as _: serializer = None # noqasrc/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.hpp (1)
17-59: Enhance documentation for buffer size parameters.While the class interface is well-designed, the documentation could be improved by:
- Explaining the purpose and constraints of the
buffer_size_limitparameter in theinitmethod- Clarifying the relationship between
buffer_size_limitandcDefaultBufferSizeLimit- Documenting any validation rules for the buffer size
src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PyKeyValuePairLogEvent.cpp (1)
316-323: Consider using std::unique_ptr for automatic resource managementThe current implementation uses raw pointer management. Consider using std::unique_ptr to automatically handle memory management and prevent potential leaks.
Apply this diff to improve resource management:
- m_kv_pair_log_event = new clp::ffi::KeyValuePairLogEvent{std::move(kv_pair_log_event)}; - if (nullptr == m_kv_pair_log_event) { + try { + m_kv_pair_log_event = std::make_unique<clp::ffi::KeyValuePairLogEvent>(std::move(kv_pair_log_event)); + } catch (const std::bad_alloc&) { PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, clp_ffi_py::cOutofMemoryError); return false; - } + } return true;tests/test_ir/test_utils.py (2)
27-33: Enhance class docstring clarity.The docstring should explicitly mention that this class handles JSONL (JSON Lines) format files, where each line is a valid JSON object. This helps users understand the expected file format.
class JsonLinesFileReader: """ - Class for reading JSON files. + Class for reading JSONL (JSON Lines) format files. - It assumes each line in the file is a JSON string, and the parser parses each line into a JSON - object, and return then through a generator. + Each line in the file must be a valid JSON object. The parser reads each line, + parses it into a JSON object, and yields it through a generator. """
35-41: Add type annotation for instance variable.Add a type hint for the instance variable to improve code maintainability.
def __init__(self, file_path: Path): """ Initializes the `JSONFileReader` with the given file path. :param file_path: Path to the JSON file to read. """ - self.file_path: Path = file_path + self.file_path = file_path # Remove redundant type annotation as it's inferred from parametersrc/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.cpp (2)
129-136: Add missing newline in docstring.The docstring for
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"__exit__(self, exc_type, exc_value, traceback)\n" "--\n\n" "Exits the runtime context, automatically calling :meth:`close` to flush all buffered data" - " into the output stream." + " into the output stream.\n\n" ":param exc_type: The type of the exception caused the context to be exited. Unused.\n" ":param exc_value: The value of the exception caused the context to be exited. Unused.\n" ":param exc_traceable: The traceback. Unused.\n"
240-240: Remove redundant empty string in PyErr_SetString.Line 240 sets an empty error string that is immediately overwritten by PyErr_Format.
Remove the redundant call:
- PyErr_SetString(PyExc_TypeError, "");src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PyKeyValuePairLogEvent.hpp (2)
34-34: Correct grammatical error in commentThere is a missing "to" before "initialize" in the comment. It should read "This function serves as the default constructor to initialize the underlying key-value pair log event."
Apply this diff to fix the typo:
- * explicitly called. This function serves as the default constructor initialize the underlying + * explicitly called. This function serves as the default constructor to initialize the underlying
62-62: Correct class name in commentThe comment refers to
PyKeyValuePair, but it should bePyKeyValuePairLogEvent.Apply this diff to fix the typo:
- * Gets the `PyTypeObject` that represents `PyKeyValuePair`'s Python type. + * Gets the `PyTypeObject` that represents `PyKeyValuePairLogEvent`'s Python type.
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src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PyKeyValuePairLogEvent.hpp (1)
Learnt from: LinZhihao-723
PR: y-scope/clp-ffi-py#81
File: src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PyKeyValuePairLogEvent.hpp:42-44
Timestamp: 2024-11-04T00:50:13.938Z
Learning: In the C++ codebase, for consistency with other classes, methods like `get_kv_pair_log_event()` in `src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PyKeyValuePairLogEvent.hpp` should return pointers instead of references.
src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.hpp (1)
Learnt from: LinZhihao-723
PR: y-scope/clp-ffi-py#83
File: src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.hpp:45-46
Timestamp: 2024-11-05T23:53:36.604Z
Learning: In the `PySerializer::init` method in `src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.hpp`, `ClpIrSerializer` is passed by value and constructed using `std::move`, so passing it by value is appropriate.
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tests/test_ir/test_serializer.py (1)
1-8: LGTM! Well-organized imports.
The imports are properly organized and all are being utilized in the implementation.
src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.hpp (2)
1-16: LGTM! File structure follows best practices.
The file structure is well-organized with proper header guards, includes, and namespace declaration. Notably, Python.hpp is correctly included first as required for Python extension modules.
94-95: Add input validation for msgpack map format.
The serialize_msgpack_map method should validate that the input byte sequence actually represents a msgpack map before attempting serialization. This would prevent potential corruption of the IR format.
src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PyKeyValuePairLogEvent.cpp (1)
37-64: LGTM! Clean implementation of IrUnitHandler
The implementation follows RAII principles and properly manages state using std::optional. The interface methods are appropriately implemented for the testing context.
tests/test_ir/test_utils.py (2)
1-8: LGTM! Import statements are well-organized.
The new imports (Path, Any, Generator) are appropriately added to support the JsonLinesFileReader class implementation.
43-51: LGTM! Method implementation is clean and efficient.
The implementation correctly uses a generator pattern to efficiently read and parse large files line by line.
src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.cpp (2)
466-488: LGTM! Robust resource management implementation.
The close method implementation is thorough and includes:
- Proper error checking
- Writing of end-of-stream marker
- Complete cleanup of resources
- Appropriate error handling
311-366:
Add missing return statements in error paths.
Several methods are missing return statements on their error paths, which could lead to undefined behavior. This issue was identified by static analysis.
Apply this diff:
CLP_FFI_PY_METHOD auto PySerializer_flush(PySerializer* self) -> PyObject* {
if (false == self->flush()) {
return nullptr;
}
Py_RETURN_NONE;
+ return nullptr; // Unreachable, but satisfies control flow analysis
}
CLP_FFI_PY_METHOD auto PySerializer_close(PySerializer* self) -> PyObject* {
if (false == self->close()) {
return nullptr;
}
Py_RETURN_NONE;
+ return nullptr; // Unreachable, but satisfies control flow analysis
}
CLP_FFI_PY_METHOD auto
PySerializer_exit(PySerializer* self, PyObject* args, PyObject* keywords) -> PyObject* {
// ... existing code ...
if (false == self->close()) {
return nullptr;
}
Py_RETURN_NONE;
+ return nullptr; // Unreachable, but satisfies control flow analysis
}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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Serializer to serialize log events into CLP key-value pair IR format.Serializer to serialize log events into CLP key-value pair IR format.
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The API and API doc strings have been reviewed in #86 by @kirkrodrigues
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src/clp_ffi_py/PyObjectUtils.hpp (1)
53-59: Consider adding a usage example to the documentationThe documentation effectively explains the purpose and provides a link to the Python C API. To make it even more helpful, consider adding a brief example demonstrating typical usage in a tp_finalize context.
Example addition:
/** * ... * Example usage in tp_finalize: * static void tp_finalize(PyObject* self) { * PyErrGuard guard; // Save current exception state * // ... cleanup code that might raise exceptions ... * } // Original exception state is restored here */tests/test_ir/test_serializer.py (3)
104-133: Add documentation for buffer size limit choiceWhile the test logic is sound, consider adding documentation explaining:
- Why 3000 bytes was chosen as the buffer size limit
- What edge cases this size helps to test
- Expected behaviour when the buffer limit is reached
157-160: Enhance resource cleanup verificationConsider extending this test to verify:
- The state of the underlying BytesIO buffer
- Whether any resources are actually leaked
- Multiple scenarios that could lead to resource leaks
162-169: Add file validation checksConsider enhancing the test file gathering with:
- Validation of file extensions (e.g., .jsonl)
- Basic content structure verification
- Skipping hidden files
Example enhancement:
def __get_test_files(self) -> List[Path]: test_files: List[Path] = [] for file_path in TestCaseSerializer.test_data_dir.rglob("*"): - if not file_path.is_file(): + if not file_path.is_file() or file_path.name.startswith('.'): continue + if file_path.suffix.lower() != '.jsonl': + continue test_files.append(file_path) self.assertFalse(0 == len(test_files), "No test files found") return test_filessrc/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.hpp (4)
39-44: Document buffer size limit constraints.Consider adding documentation about:
- Minimum allowed buffer size
- Impact on performance and memory usage
- Whether the limit can be changed after initialization
56-57: Add thread safety documentation.Please document thread safety guarantees for this class, especially regarding concurrent calls to
serialize_log_event_from_msgpack_mapandflush.
162-176: Document output stream requirements.Please specify in the documentation:
- Required methods that the output stream must implement (
write,flush,close)- Expected behaviour when these methods are missing
- Error handling strategy for I/O operations
186-186: Consider explicit initialization of static type pointer.The static type pointer could benefit from a more explicit initialization pattern to prevent potential initialization order issues in complex loading scenarios.
Consider using a Meyer's singleton pattern:
static auto& get_py_type_storage() { static PyObjectStaticPtr<PyTypeObject> instance{nullptr}; return instance; }src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.cpp (3)
266-269: Consider adding an upper bound check for buffer_size_limit.While negative values are checked, extremely large values could potentially cause memory issues.
Apply this diff to add an upper bound check:
if (0 > buffer_size_limit) { PyErr_SetString(PyExc_ValueError, "The buffer size limit cannot be negative"); return -1; } +constexpr Py_ssize_t max_buffer_size = 1024 * 1024 * 64; // 64 MiB +if (buffer_size_limit > max_buffer_size) { + PyErr_Format(PyExc_ValueError, "The buffer size limit cannot exceed %zd bytes", max_buffer_size); + return -1; +}
432-442: Consider using RAII for msgpack object management.The current implementation could potentially leak memory if an error occurs between unpacking and serialization.
Consider wrapping the msgpack object in a RAII wrapper:
+class MsgpackObjGuard { + msgpack::object_handle handle; +public: + explicit MsgpackObjGuard(msgpack::object_handle h) : handle(std::move(h)) {} + const msgpack::object& get() const { return handle.get(); } +}; + auto const unpack_result{unpack_msgpack(msgpack_byte_sequence)}; if (unpack_result.has_error()) { PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, unpack_result.error().c_str()); return std::nullopt; } -auto const& msgpack_obj{unpack_result.value().get()}; +MsgpackObjGuard guard{std::move(unpack_result.value())}; +auto const& msgpack_obj{guard.get()};
473-495: Consider adding debug logging for resource management operations.Adding debug logs would help track resource lifecycle and diagnose potential issues in production.
Consider adding logging statements at key points:
auto PySerializer::close() -> bool { + // Log attempt to close serializer if (false == assert_is_not_closed()) { return false; } if (false == write_ir_buf_to_output_stream()) { + // Log failure to write buffer return false; } // Write end-of-stream constexpr std::array<int8_t, 1> cEndOfStreamBuf{clp::ffi::ir_stream::cProtocol::Eof}; if (false == write_to_output_stream({cEndOfStreamBuf.cbegin(), cEndOfStreamBuf.cend()})) { + // Log failure to write end-of-stream marker return false; } m_num_total_bytes_serialized += cEndOfStreamBuf.size(); if (false == (flush_output_stream() && close_output_stream())) { + // Log failure to flush/close output stream return false; } close_serializer(); + // Log successful serializer closure return true; }
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src/clp_ffi_py/PyObjectUtils.hpp (2)
8-8: LGTM! Include statement is properly placed
The include statement for PyExceptionContext.hpp is correctly positioned after the mandatory Python.hpp include.
60-77: Excellent implementation following C++ best practices
The PyErrGuard class demonstrates solid design choices:
- Proper use of RAII for exception state management
- Correctly prevents copying/moving to maintain exception state integrity
- Clear and concise implementation
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PyErrGuard implementation is correctly used in deallocation context
The implementation is well-designed and properly used in deallocation scenarios, as evidenced by its usage in PySerializer_dealloc. The class documentation correctly references Python's finalization documentation, indicating proper alignment with Python's C API requirements.
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1-8: LGTM! Well-organized imports
The imports are properly structured and include all necessary components for testing the serializer functionality.
57-102: LGTM! Comprehensive testing of both usage patterns
The separate test cases for context manager and direct usage are well-justified, as they test different aspects of the Serializer's lifecycle management. The thorough validation of byte counts and buffer states in both scenarios ensures robust testing.
134-155: LGTM! Good edge case testing
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1-15: LGTM! Header organization follows best practices.
The includes are well-organized with proper header guards and follow the required ordering: Python.hpp first, followed by system headers, and then project-specific headers.
93-95: Verify msgpack map handling.
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1-576: Overall implementation LGTM!
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136-137: Fix docstring formatting.The docstring for
__exit__method is missing a newline between sentences.Apply this diff to fix the formatting:
- "Exits the runtime context, automatically calling :meth:`close` to flush all buffered data" - " into the output stream." + "Exits the runtime context, automatically calling :meth:`close` to flush all buffered data" + " into the output stream.\n\n"
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src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.cpp (3)
246-250: Previous comment about format string vulnerability still applies.
318-373: Implementation looks good.
The static analysis warnings about missing return statements are false positives. The methods properly handle all return paths:
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nullptron error - Returns using
Py_RETURN_NONEmacro which includes a return statement
The implementation correctly manages resources and handles error cases.
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375-394: Excellent resource management implementation.
The deallocation method properly:
- Uses RAII with PyObjectPtr for automatic cleanup
- Issues ResourceWarning for unclosed serializers
- Handles Python errors during cleanup
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src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.hpp (1)
86-88: Consider using std::expected or boost::outcome for better error handlingThe method currently uses std::optional to handle both success and failure cases. Consider using std::expected (C++23) or boost::outcome for more explicit error handling, which would allow for:
- Clear distinction between success and failure paths
- Rich error information beyond just Python exceptions
- Better integration with C++ error handling patterns
src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.cpp (2)
405-408: Remove redundant null pointer check afternewallocation.In
PySerializer::init(), checking ifm_serializerisnullptrafter usingnewis unnecessary becausenewthrows astd::bad_allocexception on failure and never returnsnullptr. Removing this check simplifies the code.Apply this diff to remove the redundant check:
m_serializer = new PySerializer::ClpIrSerializer{std::move(serializer)}; m_buffer_size_limit = buffer_size_limit; -if (nullptr == m_serializer) { - PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, clp_ffi_py::cOutofMemoryError); - return false; -} auto const preamble_size{get_ir_buf_size()};
375-389: Simplify error handling inPySerializer_dealloc().Since
close_serializer()never fails, the use ofPyErrGuardand extensive error handling in the deallocator may be unnecessary. Simplifying this function can improve readability and maintainability.Apply this diff to streamline
PySerializer_dealloc():PyErrGuard const err_guard; if (false == self->is_closed()) { if (0 != PyErr_WarnEx( PyExc_ResourceWarning, "`Serializer.close()` is not called before object destruction, which will leave" " the stream incomplete, and potentially resulting in data" " loss due to data buffering", 1 )) { PyErr_Clear(); } } +// Since close_serializer() never fails, additional error handling is unnecessary. self->clean(); Py_TYPE(self)->tp_free(py_reinterpret_cast<PyObject>(self));
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Learning: In the `PySerializer` class in `src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.hpp`, the `close_serializer()` method never fails, so additional error handling in the `clean()` method is unnecessary.
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Learning: In the `PySerializer` class in `src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.hpp`, the `close_serializer()` method never fails, so additional error handling in the `clean()` method is unnecessary.
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PR: y-scope/clp-ffi-py#83
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src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.cpp (1)
245-249: Address the potential format string vulnerability in PyErr_Format.
Using PyErr_Format with method_name, which could contain format specifiers, may lead to a format string vulnerability. Constructing the error message using std::string and PyErr_SetString can prevent this issue.
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140-140: Fix parameter name in documentation.The parameter name in the documentation is incorrect. It should be
tracebackinstead oftraceableto match the method signature.- ":param exc_traceable: The traceback. Unused.\n" + ":param traceback: The traceback. Unused.\n"
292-298: Correct parameter name in error message.The error message references
msgpack_byte_sequencebut the parameter name ismsgpack_map.- "`msgpack_byte_sequence` is supposed to return a `bytes` object" + "`msgpack_map` must be a `bytes` object"
40-41: Clarify buffer size limit behavior in documentation.The documentation should clarify the behavior when
buffer_size_limitis 0. While it technically means immediate flushing after each write, the internal buffering behavior might not be immediately obvious to users.- ":param buffer_size_limit: The maximum amount of serialized data to buffer before flushing" - " it to `output_stream`. Defaults to 64 KiB.\n" + ":param buffer_size_limit: The maximum amount of serialized data to buffer before flushing" + " it to `output_stream`. When set to 0, data is flushed immediately after each write" + " operation. Defaults to 64 KiB.\n"
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src/clp_ffi_py/ir/native/PySerializer.cpp (2)
245-249: Format string vulnerability still present.
The format string vulnerability in error message formatting needs to be addressed.
317-372:
Add missing return statements for error paths.
Several methods are missing return statements on their error paths, which could lead to undefined behavior. This issue was identified by static analysis.
Apply this fix:
CLP_FFI_PY_METHOD auto PySerializer_flush(PySerializer* self) -> PyObject* {
if (false == self->flush()) {
return nullptr;
}
Py_RETURN_NONE;
+ return nullptr; // Unreachable, but satisfies control flow analysis
}
CLP_FFI_PY_METHOD auto PySerializer_close(PySerializer* self) -> PyObject* {
if (false == self->close()) {
return nullptr;
}
Py_RETURN_NONE;
+ return nullptr; // Unreachable, but satisfies control flow analysis
}
CLP_FFI_PY_METHOD auto
PySerializer_exit(PySerializer* self, PyObject* args, PyObject* keywords) -> PyObject* {
// ... existing code ...
if (false == self->close()) {
return nullptr;
}
Py_RETURN_NONE;
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Description
This PR depends on #81.
This PR adds a new class
Serializerto support serializing log events (as msgpack maps) into CLP key-value pair IR format. TheSerializeris designed to write to a PythonIO[byte]object as the output stream. It is also designed to be compatible with Python context manager.Validation performed
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New Features
Serializerclass for enhanced log event serialization.KeyValuePairLogEventandSerializerto the public API.Improvements
Serializerclass.Tests
Serializerclass, including JSON serialization and buffer management scenarios.