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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Refactor
    • Improved code structure for Circle and Circle Plus node feature handling, making the logic more streamlined and maintainable. No changes to user-facing functionality.
  • Chores
    • Internal reorganization of feature groupings and loading procedures to enhance code clarity.

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A new constant FEATURES_CIRCLE was introduced in the Circle node to group related features, and its usage replaced inline tuples in the load method. The Circle Plus node's load method was refactored to simplify its logic, delegating more responsibility to the superclass and streamlining feature setup.

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File(s) Change Summary
plugwise_usb/nodes/circle.py Added FEATURES_CIRCLE tuple constant; refactored load method to use this constant for features.
plugwise_usb/nodes/circle_plus.py Reordered FEATURES_CIRCLE_PLUS tuple; refactored PlugwiseCirclePlus.load to simplify logic and delegate to superclass.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant PlugwiseCirclePlus
    participant Superclass
    participant Protocol

    User->>PlugwiseCirclePlus: load()
    PlugwiseCirclePlus->>PlugwiseCirclePlus: log "Loading Circle+"
    PlugwiseCirclePlus->>Superclass: load()
    alt Superclass load fails
        PlugwiseCirclePlus->>PlugwiseCirclePlus: log failure
        PlugwiseCirclePlus-->>User: return False
    else Superclass load succeeds
        PlugwiseCirclePlus->>Protocol: setup_protocol(FEATURES_CIRCLE_PLUS)
        PlugwiseCirclePlus->>PlugwiseCirclePlus: try initialize()
        alt Initialization succeeds
            PlugwiseCirclePlus->>PlugwiseCirclePlus: trigger loaded callback
            PlugwiseCirclePlus-->>User: return True
        else Initialization fails
            PlugwiseCirclePlus->>PlugwiseCirclePlus: log failure
            PlugwiseCirclePlus-->>User: return False
        end
    end
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Attention: Patch coverage is 63.63636% with 4 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 80.90%. Comparing base (557fdf4) to head (ba0dbf8).

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plugwise_usb/nodes/circle_plus.py (1)

36-52: Excellent refactoring: Simplified load method with proper inheritance delegation

The refactored load method is a significant improvement that follows good OOP principles:

  1. Leverages inheritance: Delegates cache handling, online checks, and node info updates to the superclass
  2. Reduces code duplication: Eliminates repeated logic that's already handled in the parent class
  3. Clearer responsibility separation: Circle Plus specific logic (protocol setup) is clearly separated from base functionality
  4. Improved maintainability: Changes to base loading logic only need to be made in one place

The new implementation correctly:

  • Calls super().load() to handle base Circle node loading
  • Sets up Circle Plus specific protocol and features
  • Handles initialization and callbacks appropriately

Consider adding a debug log when super().load() succeeds but initialize() fails for better troubleshooting:

 if await self.initialize():
     await self._loaded_callback(NodeEvent.LOADED, self.mac)
     return True
+else:
+    _LOGGER.debug("Initialization of Circle + node %s failed", self._node_info.mac)
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plugwise_usb/nodes/circle.py (3)

60-67: Good refactoring: Centralizing feature definitions

The introduction of the FEATURES_CIRCLE constant is an excellent refactoring that eliminates code duplication and improves maintainability by centralizing the Circle node feature definitions.


895-895: LGTM: Consistent use of the new constant

The replacement of the inline tuple with FEATURES_CIRCLE improves code consistency and maintainability.


927-927: LGTM: Consistent use of the new constant

The replacement of the inline tuple with FEATURES_CIRCLE improves code consistency and maintainability.

plugwise_usb/nodes/circle_plus.py (1)

23-24: Good refactoring: Logical feature ordering

Moving the core Circle Plus features (NodeFeature.CIRCLE and NodeFeature.CIRCLEPLUS) to the beginning of the tuple provides better logical organization.

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dirixmjm commented Jul 9, 2025

Is it an idea to create a list variable inside init called self._node_features
Then in circle.py init you set self._node_features = FEATURES_CIRCLE
And in circle_plus.py init you do an self_node_features.extend( FEATURES_CIRCLEPLUS )

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