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feat: hivemind-plugin-manager #7

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integrate with hivemind-plugin-manager

provide a json database implementation via entrypoint (TODO - entrypoints not yet standardize in hivemind-plugin-manager)

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new JSON-based database management system.
    • Added support for storing and searching client data.
    • Implemented methods for adding, iterating, and committing database entries.
    • Enabled synchronization and length tracking of database contents.

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provide a json database implementation via entrypoint
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A new JsonDB class has been implemented in the json_database/hpm.py file, providing a JSON-based database management solution that adheres to the AbstractDB interface. This class enables storing, searching, and managing Client objects using JSON file storage, with methods for adding items, searching by value, iterating through clients, and committing changes to the database.

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File Change Summary
json_database/hpm.py Added JsonDB class with methods:
- __init__: Initialize JSON database
- sync: Reload database from disk
- add_item: Add a client to the database
- search_by_value: Search clients by key-value pair
- __len__: Get total number of clients
- __iter__: Iterate through clients
- commit: Save changes to database

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant JsonDB
    participant JsonStorageXDG
    
    User->>JsonDB: Create database instance
    JsonDB->>JsonStorageXDG: Initialize storage
    User->>JsonDB: Add client
    JsonDB->>JsonStorageXDG: Store client data
    User->>JsonDB: Commit changes
    JsonDB->>JsonStorageXDG: Save to disk
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
json_database/hpm.py (3)

1-4: Consider clarifying import usage with docstrings or inline comments.
Files from different modules (e.g., hivemind_plugin_manager) and ovos_utils are imported, which might not be intuitive for new contributors. Adding brief explanatory notes could improve maintainability and readability.


19-31: Check for duplicate client entries.
add_item currently overwrites any existing client with the same client_id. If that’s not desired, consider verifying uniqueness before assignment.

 def add_item(self, client: Client) -> bool:
     if client.client_id in self._db:
-        self._db[client.client_id] = client.__dict__
-        return True
+        LOG.warning(f"Client with id {client.client_id} already exists.")
+        return False
     self._db[client.client_id] = client.__dict__
     return True

32-54: Consider extracting repeated logic for searching clients.
Using search criteria repeatedly can be a future improvement if different fields or advanced queries are needed. Exposing a helper method for partial matches, multiple keys, etc., might enhance maintainability.

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84-84: Local variable e is assigned to but never used

Remove assignment to unused variable e

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json_database/hpm.py (3)

8-14: Class documentation is concise and aligned with design goals.
The class docstring, briefly describing the purpose and usage of the JSON-based database, is well-defined and likely supports the user’s integration objectives.


15-18: Ensure that sync is called appropriately to avoid stale data.
Consider verifying that call sites of sync() are placed in code paths that require data to be up-to-date (e.g., after external writes).


64-73: Efficient iteration through clients.
The iteration logic is straightforward and properly deserializes stored JSON objects into Client instances. This is an elegant design for large or streaming data sets, since each Client is yielded on demand.

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