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fix: proper cli interface with all kwargs #4

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced command-line interface with new options for improved usability and configurability.
    • Added support for multiple parameters including host, port, SSL settings, and database configurations.
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    • Updated dependencies to include the click package in the requirements.

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The pull request introduces a significant refactoring of the command-line interface in the hivemind_persona/__main__.py script. The implementation transitions from using argparse to the click library, which provides enhanced CLI functionality. The new implementation adds multiple configuration options for networking, database, and Redis connections, allowing for more flexible and configurable startup of the Hivemind service. The core functionality remains similar, but with improved parameter handling and more granular control over the service initialization.

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File Change Summary
hivemind_persona/__main__.py - Replaced argparse with click for CLI handling
- Added multiple new configuration options
- Updated listen function signature
- Modified service initialization process
requirements.txt - Added click package to dependencies

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sequenceDiagram
    participant CLI as Command Line Interface
    participant Listen as listen() Function
    participant Service as HiveMindService
    participant Database as ClientDatabase

    CLI->>Listen: Invoke with configuration parameters
    Listen->>Listen: Construct websocket_config
    Listen->>Database: Initialize with DB parameters
    Listen->>Service: Create with network and agent config
    Service-->>Listen: Service initialized
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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
hivemind_persona/__main__.py (4)

7-7: Confirm the necessity of a direct import from hivemind_persona.

You are importing PersonaProtocol from hivemind_persona directly. If the main script is tightly coupled with your package, this is fine; otherwise, consider referencing from an index module or a dedicated interface to keep things modular.


10-25: Use is_flag=True for boolean CLI options in Click.

By default, Click supports boolean flags via is_flag=True, which offers a more conventional way to toggle an option (--ssl or --no-ssl). Using type=bool can be more error-prone if the user attempts to supply a non-boolean value unexpectedly.

Additionally, there's a minor typo in your help message for the --db-folder option (~/.cache/{db_folder}} contains an extra brace).

Below is a proposed fix:

 @click.option("--ssl",
-              help="use wss://", type=bool, default=False)
+              help="use wss://", is_flag=True, default=False)

 @click.option("--db-folder",
-              type=str, default="hivemind-core",
-              help="[json/sqlite] The subfolder where database files are stored. ~/.cache/{db_folder}}")
+              type=str, default="hivemind-core",
+              help="[json/sqlite] The subfolder where database files are stored. ~/.cache/{db_folder}")

30-37: Ensure database configuration aligns with best practices.

You are dynamically passing around database settings with **kwargs. This is flexible but can obscure which parameters are actually being used. Consider logging or validating these parameters to ensure correct DB connections. Additionally, confirm that get_db_kwargs properly handles empty or malformed redis credentials.


39-42: Offer optional logging or health-check logic.

It might be helpful to log critical information (e.g., host, port, SSL usage) before calling service.run(). Also consider adding a health-check route or a mechanism to confirm the service started successfully, ensuring better observability in production environments.

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hivemind_persona/__main__.py (2)

1-5: Consider reorganizing imports for clarity and ensuring minimal overhead.

While importing multiple modules is fine, consider grouping related imports together or separating standard library, third-party, and project-specific modules for readability. Currently, these imports look consistent, but you may want to confirm that the newly introduced click library is also declared in your package dependencies if not already present.


26-29: Validate mandatory parameters and usage.

Since port is not required, users might omit it, leaving it as None. Ensure that downstream code (e.g., HiveMindWebsocketProtocol) can handle None gracefully or default to a known port. Also consider verifying that the provided paths (persona, etc.) actually exist and are accessible.

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