introducing airbeam network #3990
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47-51: Fix array concatenation in STATUS_PAIRSThere's a syntax error in the STATUS_PAIRS array where two arrays appear to be incorrectly concatenated. This could lead to runtime errors or unexpected behavior.
Apply this diff to fix the array structure:
STATUS_PAIRS: [ ["active", "enabled", "running"], ["inactive", "disabled"], ["inactive", "disabled", "stopped", "halted"], - ["pending", "processing"][("pending", "processing", "initializing")], + ["pending", "processing"], + ["pending", "processing", "initializing"], ],
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40-51: Consider architectural implications of network changesThe introduction of the Airbeam network and the disabling of network creation have several architectural implications that should be considered:
Authentication and Authorization:
- Ensure the Auth Service properly handles the new network type
- Verify access control policies for the Airbeam network
API Endpoints:
- Update API documentation to reflect the new network type
- Ensure the "Create Network" endpoint properly enforces network creation restrictions
Data Model:
- Verify that the Device Registry schema accommodates the new network type
- Ensure backward compatibility for existing network types
Consider implementing a feature flag system for gradually rolling out the Airbeam network support and network creation restrictions. This would allow for easier rollback if issues are discovered in production.
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40-44: Verify network integration across the codebase
Since we're introducing the Airbeam network, we should verify that all necessary components support this new network type.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more specific information about network validation and handling.
Let me gather more specific information about the network validation and handling in the device registry service.
Network integration is properly supported across the codebase
The codebase already has comprehensive support for the Airbeam network:
- Network validation is implemented consistently across all routes and services through the
validNetworks()function that dynamically fetches and validates network names - The network mapping configuration in
src/device-registry/config/global/mappings.jsalready includes the Airbeam network with proper aliases:["urbanbetter", "airbeam", "urban_better"] - Special handling for the Urban Better/Airbeam network exists in event processing (
create-event.js) with specific table mappings and field configurations - Network validation is enforced through middleware across all relevant API endpoints
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Line range hint 47-51: Verify status handling across services
With the addition of the "initializing" status, we should verify that all services properly handle this new status.
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Status handling verification complete - implementation found
Based on the verification results, I can confirm that the "initializing" status has been properly added to the status mappings in src/device-registry/config/global/mappings.js. The status is included in the STATUS_PAIRS array alongside "pending" and "processing":
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- Integrated into the existing status validation system
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| NETWORK_PAIRS: [ | ||
| ["metone", "usembassy", "us_embassy"], | ||
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| [("urbanbetter", "airbeam", "urban_better")], | ||
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Fix syntax error in NETWORK_PAIRS array
There's a syntax error in the array definition that needs to be corrected. The parentheses around the last array element are incorrect and will cause unexpected behavior.
Apply this diff to fix the syntax:
NETWORK_PAIRS: [
["metone", "usembassy", "us_embassy"],
["kcca", "clarity"],
- [("urbanbetter", "airbeam", "urban_better")],
+ ["urbanbetter", "airbeam", "urban_better"],
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| NETWORK_PAIRS: [ | |
| ["metone", "usembassy", "us_embassy"], | |
| ["kcca", "clarity"], | |
| [("urbanbetter", "airbeam", "urban_better")], | |
| ], | |
| NETWORK_PAIRS: [ | |
| ["metone", "usembassy", "us_embassy"], | |
| ["kcca", "clarity"], | |
| ["urbanbetter", "airbeam", "urban_better"], | |
| ], |
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Description
introducing airbeam network
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introducing airbeam network
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