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lib/features/internet_connection/internet_connection_state.dart (2)
1-8: Add documentation to improve code clarity.The base class implementation is well-structured using appropriate language features. Consider adding documentation to explain the purpose and usage of this state class.
Add documentation above the class:
+/// Represents the different states of internet connectivity in the application. +/// This class serves as the base for all concrete internet connection states. sealed class InternetConnectionState extends Equatable {
10-14: Document state classes to clarify their usage.The state implementations are well-structured and appropriately use the
finalkeyword. Consider adding documentation to explain when each state is emitted.Add documentation above each state class:
+/// Represents the initial state when the connection monitoring starts. final class InternetConnectionInitial extends InternetConnectionState {} +/// Represents an active internet connection state. final class InternetConnectionLive extends InternetConnectionState {} +/// Represents a state where internet connection has been lost. final class InternetConnectionLost extends InternetConnectionState {}lib/shared/dialogs/internet_connection_lost_dialog.dart (1)
6-7: Consider strengthening the utility class implementation.Since this is a utility class with only static members:
- Mark the class as
finalto prevent inheritance- Add a private constructor to prevent instantiation
-class InternetConnectionLostDialog { +final class InternetConnectionLostDialog { + const InternetConnectionLostDialog._(); + static void show(BuildContext context) {lib/features/internet_connection/internet_connection_cubit.dart (1)
31-35: LGTM! Proper resource cleanup.The close method correctly handles stream cancellation and calls super.close().
Consider adding a try-catch block to ensure super.close() is called even if stream cancellation fails:
@override Future<void> close() async { + try { await hasInternetConnectionStream?.cancel(); + } finally { await super.close(); + } }lib/features/family/app/injection.dart (1)
53-54: Consider documenting the cross-cutting nature of this feature.The
InternetConnectionCubithandles a cross-cutting concern that affects multiple features. Consider:
- Adding a comment explaining its global scope and impact
- Documenting how other features should interact with this cubit
- Creating usage guidelines in the team's documentation
This will help maintain architectural clarity as the application grows.
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- lib/features/family/app/injection.dart (2 hunks)
- lib/features/family/features/home_screen/presentation/models/navigation_bar_home_custom.dart (0 hunks)
- lib/features/family/features/home_screen/presentation/models/navigation_bar_home_screen_uimodel.dart (0 hunks)
- lib/features/family/features/home_screen/presentation/pages/navigation_bar_home_screen.dart (3 hunks)
- lib/features/internet_connection/internet_connection_cubit.dart (1 hunks)
- lib/features/internet_connection/internet_connection_state.dart (1 hunks)
- lib/shared/dialogs/internet_connection_lost_dialog.dart (1 hunks)
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lib/features/internet_connection/internet_connection_state.dart (1)
1-1: Verify cubit implementation and state usage.Since this is a part file, let's verify the proper implementation of the corresponding cubit.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the cubit implementation to ensure proper state handling and initialization.
Let me check the state implementation since it's in a part file.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
✅ Cubit integration is properly implemented
The verification shows:
- The part directive is correctly linked to
internet_connection_cubit.dart- The state class hierarchy is well-defined with sealed classes and proper extensions
- The cubit properly initializes and emits state changes based on network connectivity
- The states are being used across the application in relevant components (dialog, home screen)
- Proper cleanup is implemented in the cubit's
close()method🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence and implementation of the internet connection cubit # Test 1: Check if the cubit file exists echo "Checking for cubit file..." fd "internet_connection_cubit.dart$" # Test 2: Verify proper state usage in the cubit echo -e "\nChecking state usage in cubit..." rg -A 5 "emit\((InternetConnection(Initial|Live|Lost))"Length of output: 948
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the complete implementation of the internet connection cubit # Get the full cubit implementation echo "Full cubit implementation:" cat lib/features/internet_connection/internet_connection_cubit.dart # Check for state class definition echo -e "\nChecking state class definition:" ast-grep --pattern 'class InternetConnection$_ { $$$ }'Length of output: 1161
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the internet connection state implementation # Get the state implementation echo "State implementation:" cat lib/features/internet_connection/internet_connection_state.dart # Check for state usage in other files echo -e "\nChecking state usage across the codebase:" rg "InternetConnection(State|Initial|Live|Lost)" --type dart -lLength of output: 961
lib/shared/dialogs/internet_connection_lost_dialog.dart (2)
1-4: LGTM! All necessary imports are present.The imports are well-organized and include all required dependencies for the dialog functionality.
7-17: Verify integration with connection state handling.The dialog implementation looks good, but let's verify its integration with the connection cubit.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about the connection state handling implementation to verify the integration properly.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Dialog is properly integrated with connection state handling ✅
The implementation shows correct integration:
- The dialog is used within a
BlocListenerinnavigation_bar_home_screen.dartthat listens toInternetConnectionCubit- It's shown specifically when the state is
InternetConnectionLost- The connection states are properly defined (
InternetConnectionInitial,InternetConnectionLive,InternetConnectionLost)- There's a single, centralized usage of the dialog, triggered only by the connection state change
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the dialog is properly integrated with connection state handling # Test 1: Check for BlocListener implementation using this dialog echo "Checking for BlocListener implementation..." rg -l "BlocListener.*InternetConnection.*InternetConnectionLostDialog" # Test 2: Verify there aren't multiple ways to show this dialog echo "Checking for other usages of the dialog..." rg "InternetConnectionLostDialog.show"Length of output: 449
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#!/bin/bash # Check the implementation of the BlocListener in the navigation bar home screen echo "Checking BlocListener implementation in navigation_bar_home_screen.dart..." rg -A 5 -B 5 "BlocListener.*InternetConnection" lib/features/family/features/home_screen/presentation/pages/navigation_bar_home_screen.dart # Check for the connection cubit implementation echo "Checking connection cubit implementation..." rg -l "class.*InternetConnection.*Cubit" # If found, check its states echo "Checking connection states..." rg -A 5 "class.*InternetConnection.*State"Length of output: 2578
lib/features/internet_connection/internet_connection_cubit.dart (1)
1-7: LGTM! Clean import structure.The imports are well-organized and include all necessary dependencies for the cubit implementation.
lib/features/family/app/injection.dart (2)
32-32: LGTM! Clean import following project conventions.The import statement is properly placed with other feature imports and follows the project's package structure.
53-54: Verify the dependency chain for InternetConnectionCubit.The registration as a lazy singleton is appropriate for a system-wide internet connectivity monitor. However, let's verify the dependencies being injected into the cubit.
Let's check the implementation and dependencies of InternetConnectionCubit:
Consider documenting the rationale for using a singleton pattern in a comment, as this architectural decision ensures consistent internet connectivity monitoring across the app.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the NetworkInfo dependency to complete the verification.
This will help us understand the complete dependency chain and verify if the injection is properly set up.
Let me check one final piece - the injection configuration for NetworkInfo to complete the verification.
This will help us verify if the dependency chain is properly set up in the injection configuration.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
The InternetConnectionCubit dependency chain is properly configured
The verification shows a well-structured dependency chain:
- InternetConnectionCubit is correctly registered as a lazy singleton and depends on NetworkInfo
- NetworkInfo is properly registered as a lazy singleton and implemented by NetworkInfoImpl
- NetworkInfoImpl handles the internet connectivity monitoring using a connectionChecker
- The implementation includes proper cleanup with StreamSubscription cancellation
The singleton pattern is appropriately used here as it provides a centralized way to monitor internet connectivity across the app.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Analyze the InternetConnectionCubit implementation and its dependencies # Check the cubit implementation echo "Checking InternetConnectionCubit implementation:" ast-grep --pattern 'class InternetConnectionCubit extends Cubit<$_> { $$$ }' # Check for any connectivity service dependencies echo "Checking for connectivity service dependencies:" rg -l "connectivity" --type dartLength of output: 2891
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#!/bin/bash # Check NetworkInfo implementation and its dependencies echo "Checking NetworkInfo implementation:" ast-grep --pattern 'class NetworkInfo { $$$ }' # Search for NetworkInfo usage and related files echo "Searching for NetworkInfo related files:" rg -l "NetworkInfo" --type dart # Check for any internet connectivity related implementations echo "Checking internet connectivity implementations:" rg "hasInternetConnectionStream" -A 5 --type dartLength of output: 4166
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#!/bin/bash # Check NetworkInfo injection and its dependencies echo "Checking NetworkInfo injection:" rg "NetworkInfo" -A 5 "lib/app/injection/injection.dart" # Check for connectionChecker registration echo "Checking connection checker registration:" rg "connectionChecker" "lib/app/injection/injection.dart"Length of output: 383
lib/features/family/features/home_screen/presentation/pages/navigation_bar_home_screen.dart (2)
5-5: LGTM: Import statements are properly organized.The new imports are correctly added and necessary for the internet connection handling feature.
Also applies to: 11-11, 26-26
86-102: LGTM: BaseStateConsumer implementation.The BaseStateConsumer implementation remains clean and unchanged, properly handling various states and errors.
lib/features/family/features/home_screen/presentation/pages/navigation_bar_home_screen.dart
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lib/shared/dialogs/internet_connection_lost_dialog.dart (2)
13-19: Consider moving BlocListener outside the dialog.The current implementation places the BlocListener inside the dialog builder, which could cause state management issues. Consider listening for connection changes at a higher level in the widget tree.
23-23: Make the onConfirm callback more descriptive.Consider renaming the callback to better describe its purpose, such as
onDismissoronAcknowledge.- onConfirm: () => context.pop(), + onAcknowledge: () => context.pop(),
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lib/shared/dialogs/internet_connection_lost_dialog.dart (2)
1-7: LGTM! Imports are well-organized and necessary.
21-22: Previous comment about hardcoded string is still valid.
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lib/core/network/network_info.dart (3)
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11-38: Add dispose method to clean up resourcesThe
StreamControlleris never closed, which could lead to memory leaks. Consider adding a dispose method to clean up resources.class NetworkInfoImpl implements NetworkInfo { + void dispose() { + _hasInternetConnectionStream.close(); + }
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29-30: Consider making isConnected privateThe
isConnectedfield is public and mutable, which could lead to inconsistent state if modified externally. Consider making it private and only modifiable through internal state management.- bool isConnected = true; + bool _isConnected = true; + + @override + bool get isConnected => _isConnected;
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11-21: Consider separating initialization from constructorThe constructor contains async operations which could lead to race conditions and make testing difficult. Consider moving the initialization logic to a separate async factory method or init method.
class NetworkInfoImpl implements NetworkInfo { - NetworkInfoImpl(this.connectionChecker) { - // First check if there is an internet connection - connectionChecker.hasInternetAccess.then((value) { - isConnected = value; - _hasInternetConnectionStream.add(value); - }); + NetworkInfoImpl(this.connectionChecker); + Future<void> initialize() async { + final hasAccess = await connectionChecker.hasInternetAccess; + _isConnected = hasAccess; + _hasInternetConnectionStream.add(hasAccess); + // Listen for changes in the internet connection status connectionChecker.onStatusChange.listen((status) { - isConnected = status == InternetStatus.connected; - _hasInternetConnectionStream.add(isConnected); + _isConnected = status == InternetStatus.connected; + _hasInternetConnectionStream.add(_isConnected); }); - } + } + + static Future<NetworkInfoImpl> create(InternetConnection checker) async { + final instance = NetworkInfoImpl(checker); + await instance.initialize(); + return instance; + }
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lib/core/network/network_info.dart (1)
36-37: Verify the impact of distinct() operatorThe addition of
distinct()operator is good for performance as it prevents duplicate emissions. However, let's verify its usage across the codebase to ensure no components rely on receiving all events, even duplicates.✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response as I have enough context about how
hasInternetConnectionStreamis used across the codebase:The addition of distinct() operator is safe to use
The
distinct()operator can be safely added as the current usage patterns only care about state changes rather than receiving duplicate events:
- In
RequestHelper: Only listens to create clients when connection is available and then cancels the subscription- In
InternetConnectionCubit: Only interested in state transitions between connected/disconnected to emit appropriate states (InternetConnectionLive/InternetConnectionLost)Both consumers are only interested in actual changes in connection status, not duplicate events of the same status. The
distinct()operator will help optimize performance by preventing unnecessary processing of duplicate connection states.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for all usages of hasInternetConnectionStream to verify impact rg -l "hasInternetConnectionStream" | xargs rg -A 5 "hasInternetConnectionStream"Length of output: 3521
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New Features
InternetConnectionCubitto manage internet connectivity status.Bug Fixes
Documentation