.gitignore (1)

18-19: New Python Cache Exclusion Entry

The addition of the __pycache__ entry ensures that Python's bytecode cache directories are not tracked by Git, which is important for keeping the repository clean. For clarity and consistency, you might consider adding a trailing slash (i.e., __pycache__/) to explicitly indicate that it is a directory.

packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/components/Requires.js (2)

5-12: Simplify component structure by removing nested Text component.

The current implementation has a Text component nested inside another Text component, which is redundant. A single Text component is sufficient to wrap the string content.

export function Requires() {
  return (
    <Text>
-      <Text>
        {`import json
import certifi
import threading
import websocket`}
-      </Text>
    </Text>
  );
}

---

3-14: Consider adding JSDoc comments to improve component documentation.

Adding JSDoc comments would help other developers understand the purpose and usage of this component.

+/**
+ * Renders the Python import statements required for the WebSocket client.
+ * @returns {React.ReactElement} A Text component containing import statements.
+ */
export function Requires() {
  return (
    <Text>
      <Text>
        {`import json
import certifi
import threading
import websocket`}
      </Text>
    </Text>
  );
}

packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/components/HandleError.js (2)

9-9: Consider using proper logging instead of print statements.

Using print statements for error handling is not ideal for production code. Consider using Python's logging module for better error management.

def handle_error(self, error):
    """Pass the error to all registered error handlers."""
-    print("Handling error:", error)
+    import logging
+    logging.error("Error occurred: %s", error)
    for handler in self.error_handlers:
        handler(error)

---

3-15: Add JSDoc comments to improve component documentation.

Adding JSDoc comments would help other developers understand the purpose and usage of this component.

+/**
+ * Renders the Python method for handling errors in the WebSocket client.
+ * @returns {React.ReactElement} A Text component containing the handle_error method.
+ */
export function HandleError() {
  return (
    <Text newLines={2} indent={2}>
      {
        `def handle_error(self, error):
    """Pass the error to all registered error handlers."""
    print("Handling error:", error)
    for handler in self.error_handlers:
        handler(error)`
      }
    </Text>
  );
}

packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/template/requirements.txt.js (1)

3-13: Add JSDoc comments to improve function documentation.

Adding JSDoc comments would help other developers understand the purpose and usage of this function.

+/**
+ * Generates a requirements.txt file with the necessary Python dependencies.
+ * @returns {React.ReactElement} A File component containing the requirements.
+ */
export default function () {
  return (
    <File name="requirements.txt">
      <Text>
        {`websocket-client==1.8.0
certifi==2025.1.31
requests==2.20.0`}
      </Text>
    </File>
  );
}

packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/components/HandleMessage.js (2)

9-9: Avoid hardcoded ANSI color codes in log messages.

Using ANSI color codes directly in print statements can make logs harder to parse and might not work in all environments. Consider using a proper logging library with configurable formatting.

def handle_message(self, message):
    """Pass the incoming message to all registered message handlers."""
-    print("\033[94mProcessing message:\033[0m", message)
+    print("Processing message:", message)
    for handler in self.message_handlers:
        handler(message)

For a more comprehensive solution:

def handle_message(self, message):
    """Pass the incoming message to all registered message handlers."""
-    print("\033[94mProcessing message:\033[0m", message)
+    import logging
+    logging.info("Processing message: %s", message)
    for handler in self.message_handlers:
        handler(message)

---

3-15: Add JSDoc comments to improve component documentation.

Adding JSDoc comments would help other developers understand the purpose and usage of this component.

+/**
+ * Renders the Python method for handling incoming WebSocket messages.
+ * @returns {React.ReactElement} A Text component containing the handle_message method.
+ */
export function HandleMessage() {
  return (
    <Text newLines={2} indent={2}>
      {
        `def handle_message(self, message):
    """Pass the incoming message to all registered message handlers."""
    print("\\033[94mProcessing message:\\033[0m", message)
    for handler in self.message_handlers:
        handler(message)`
      }
    </Text>
  );
}

packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/README.md (2)

1-9: Fix grammatical issues in README

There are several grammatical issues that should be fixed to improve readability:

-## Python WebSocket Client
+## Python WebSocket Client
 
 You can test this template:
 1. Clone the project and run `npm install`
 2. Navigate to `packages/templates/clients/python/websocket`
 3. Install with `npm install` and run test with `npm run test`
 4. Start example script that uses a client library generated by the test: `python example.py`
 
-> By default this is testing against Postman echo service. You can modify `packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/example.py` and change first line to `from temp.snapshotTestResult.client_hoppscotch import HoppscotchEchoWebSocketClient` and line 16 `client = HoppscotchEchoWebSocketClient()` and run `python example.py` again. You will see example still works but agains different API. This is possible as both AsyncAPI documents have the same name of operation for sending messages: `sendEchoMessage` so each client generated has the same API.
+> By default, this is testing against Postman echo service. You can modify `packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/example.py` and change the first line to `from temp.snapshotTestResult.client_hoppscotch import HoppscotchEchoWebSocketClient` and line 16 `client = HoppscotchEchoWebSocketClient()` and run `python example.py` again. You will see the example still works but against a different API. This is possible as both AsyncAPI documents have the same name of operation for sending messages: `sendEchoMessage` so each client generated has the same API.

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1-2: Add more detailed description of the template

Consider adding a brief explanation of what this template does and its purpose, not just how to test it.

 ## Python WebSocket Client
 
+This template generates a Python WebSocket client based on an AsyncAPI specification. The generated client provides methods for connecting to WebSocket servers, sending messages, and handling received messages according to the operations defined in your AsyncAPI document.
+
 You can test this template:

packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/components/ClientClass.js (1)

12-29: Add documentation for the ClientClass component

The component is well-structured but lacks documentation explaining the purpose of each imported component and the overall structure of the generated class.

Consider adding a JSDoc comment above the component to document its purpose and parameters:

+/**
+ * Renders a Python WebSocket client class with all necessary methods.
+ * 
+ * @param {string} clientName - The name of the client class
+ * @param {string} serverUrl - The WebSocket server URL to connect to
+ * @param {string} title - The title of the API
+ * @returns {JSX.Element} A Text component containing the client class code
+ */
 export function ClientClass({ clientName, serverUrl, title }) {
   return (
     <Text>

Also consider adding method grouping comments in the generated Python code to improve readability:

       <Text newLines={2}>
         {`class ${clientName}:`}
       </Text>
       <Constructor serverUrl={serverUrl} />
+      {/* Connection methods */}
       <Connect title={title} />
       <CloseConnection />
+      {/* Event handler registration */}
       <RegisterMessageHandler />
       <RegisterErrorHandler />
       <RegisterOutgoingProcessor />
+      {/* Event handlers */}
       <HandleMessage />
       <HandleError />
+      {/* API methods */}
       <SendEchoMessage />

packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/template/client.py.js (2)

7-23: Add error handling for missing parameters

The template function assumes that all required properties and methods exist on the input objects. Adding validation would improve robustness.

 export default function ({ asyncapi, params }) {
+  // Validate required parameters
+  if (!asyncapi || !params) {
+    throw new Error('Missing required parameters: asyncapi and params must be provided');
+  }
+  if (!params.server || !asyncapi.servers().has(params.server)) {
+    throw new Error(`Server "${params.server}" not found in AsyncAPI specification`);
+  }
+  if (!params.clientFileName) {
+    throw new Error('Missing required parameter: clientFileName must be provided');
+  }
+
   const server = asyncapi.servers().get(params.server);
   const info = asyncapi.info();
   const title = info.title();
   const clientName = getClientName(info);
   const serverUrl = getServerUrl(server);
   return (

---

1-23: Add documentation comment for the template function

Adding a JSDoc comment above the function would make it easier for other developers to understand its purpose and usage.

+/**
+ * Generates a Python WebSocket client based on an AsyncAPI specification.
+ * 
+ * @param {Object} options - The generation options
+ * @param {Object} options.asyncapi - The AsyncAPI document object
+ * @param {Object} options.params - Template parameters
+ * @param {string} options.params.server - The server name from the AsyncAPI specification
+ * @param {string} options.params.clientFileName - The name of the generated client file
+ * @returns {JSX.Element} A File component containing the generated client code
+ */
 export default function ({ asyncapi, params }) {
   const server = asyncapi.servers().get(params.server);
   const info = asyncapi.info();

packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/test/__fixtures__/asyncapi-postman-echo.yml (2)

27-28: Remove trailing whitespace.

There are trailing spaces after channel: on lines 27 and 31 which should be removed for consistent formatting.

-    channel: 
+    channel:

Also applies to: 31-32

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38-44: Consider specifying schema for payload.

The payload is defined as an empty object {}, which works for an echo server that accepts any payload. However, consider adding a more specific schema if there are any constraints or expected formats for the messages.

Also, there's a trailing space on line 43 and no newline at the end of the file. Fix these formatting issues:

-          payload: 
+          payload:
            test: test text
+

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packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/test/__fixtures__/asyncapi-hoppscotch-echo.yml (4)

6-7: Fix typo in description.

There's a typo in the description: "Undestand" should be "Understand".

-    Undestand how to use Hoppscotch Echo WebSocket as a client.
+    Understand how to use Hoppscotch Echo WebSocket as a client.

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16-18: Fix typo in channel description.

There's a typo in the channel description: "timestampl" should be "timestamp".

-      The single channel where messages are sent to and echoed back. Echo server also regularly drops a timestampl to that channel.
+      The single channel where messages are sent to and echoed back. Echo server also regularly drops a timestamp to that channel.

---

33-39: Uncomment or remove the sendEchoMessage operation.

The code includes a commented-out operation for sending messages. Either implement this operation or remove the commented code to maintain clarity.

If you intend to use this operation:

-  # sendEchoMessage:
-  #   action: send
-  #   channel: 
-  #     $ref: '#/channels/echo'
-  #   summary: Send a message to the echo server.
-  #   messages:
-  #     - $ref: '#/channels/echo/messages/echo'
+  sendEchoMessage:
+    action: send
+    channel:
+      $ref: '#/channels/echo'
+    summary: Send a message to the echo server.
+    messages:
+      - $ref: '#/channels/echo/messages/echo'

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28-29: Remove trailing whitespace.

There are trailing spaces on multiple lines (28, 45, 54, 56) that should be removed for consistent formatting.

-    channel: 
+    channel:
-      payload: 
+      payload:
-          payload: 
+          payload:
-  
+

Also add a newline at the end of the file.

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packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/test/integration.test.js (2)

13-15: Test setup looks good, but consider reducing timeout.

The test timeout is set to 100 seconds (100000ms), which is quite long. Consider reducing this if generation typically completes much faster, or add a comment explaining why such a long timeout is necessary.

Also, remove the trailing whitespace on line 15:

-  jest.setTimeout(100000);
-  
+  jest.setTimeout(100000);

---

58-58: Add newline at end of file.

Add a newline character at the end of the file to follow best practices for source code files.

});
-
+

packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/test/example.py (3)

1-3: Use more robust import path.

The import path depends on the test output location, which could be fragile if paths change. Consider making this more robust by using environment variables or a more flexible import mechanism.

Alternatively, consider adding a comment explaining that this import is specifically for the test environment:

+# Note: This import path is specific to the test environment
 from temp.snapshotTestResult.client_postman import PostmanEchoWebSocketClientClient
 import time

---

10-14: Use actual current timestamp instead of hardcoded value.

The outgoing message processor returns a hardcoded timestamp. Consider using the current time instead for more realistic behavior:

 def outgoing_message_processor(message):
     # Modify message before sending (e.g., add a timestamp)
     print(f"\033[92mCustom processing of outgoing message\033[0m: {message}")
-    return {"Processed outgoing message": message, "timestamp": "2025-03-13T12:00:00Z"}
+    from datetime import datetime
+    current_time = datetime.utcnow().strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ")
+    return {"Processed outgoing message": message, "timestamp": current_time}

---

34-35: Add if __name__ == "__main__": guard.

Add a standard Python guard to make the code behave correctly when imported as a module:

-main()
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+    main()
+

This ensures the main() function only executes when the script is run directly, not when imported.

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packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/README.md (3)

7-7: Grammatical Enhancement
For clarity and grammatical correctness, consider inserting the article "the" before "test folder".
Proposed change:

-4. Go to test folder with `cd test`
+4. Go to the test folder with `cd test`

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9-9: Grammatical Improvement for Example Script Instruction
To improve grammatical clarity, consider adding a definite or indefinite article before "example script". For instance, "Start the example script" would read more naturally.
Proposed change:

-6. Start example script that uses a client library generated by the test: `python example.py`
+6. Start the example script that uses a client library generated by the test: `python example.py`

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11-11: Refine Detailed Example and Fix Typographical Errors
Line 11 contains detailed instructions and would benefit from improved punctuation and grammar.
Issues noted:

• A comma after "By default" improves the introductory phrase.
• "agains" should be corrected to "against".
• Clarify and bullet the modifications for better readability.

Proposed change:

-> By default this is testing against Postman echo service. You can modify `packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/example.py` and change first line to `from temp.snapshotTestResult.client_hoppscotch import HoppscotchEchoWebSocketClient` and line 16 `client = HoppscotchEchoWebSocketClient()` and run `python example.py` again. You will see example still works but agains different API. This is possible as both AsyncAPI documents have the same name of operation for sending messages: `sendEchoMessage` so each client generated has the same API.
+By default, this is testing against the Postman Echo service. You can modify `packages/templates/clients/python/websocket/example.py` as follows:
+  
+1. Change the first line to:
+   ```python
+   from temp.snapshotTestResult.client_hoppscotch import HoppscotchEchoWebSocketClient
+   ```
+2. Change line 16 to:
+   ```python
+   client = HoppscotchEchoWebSocketClient()
+   ```
+
+Then run `python example.py` again. You will see that the example still works but against a different API. This is possible because both AsyncAPI documents share the same operation name (`sendEchoMessage`), so each generated client has the same API.

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.sonarcloud.properties (1)

1-3: Clarify Exclusion Scope and Comment Wording

The updated sonar exclusion pattern now broadly excludes all files under packages/templates/clients/**/*, which fits the new templates restructuring. Please ensure that this broader exclusion does not inadvertently hide critical files from analysis that might need review later on. Additionally, consider refining the comment on line 1 for clarity (e.g., "commit to the repo" could be rephrased as "committed to the repo") to improve readability.

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