Convert Upload service classes to Kotlin #205
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WalkthroughThe changes remove existing Java interfaces for CSV file uploads and introduce new Kotlin equivalents in the analytics REST package. Each new Kotlin interface defines a method Changes
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participant C as Client Application
participant R as Retrofit Service Interface
participant S as Analytics Server
C->>R: uploadCsvFile(filePart)
R->>S: POST /analytics/{event-type}-events/csv (multipart/form-data)
S-->>R: Response (ResponseBody)
R-->>C: Call<ResponseBody?>
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app/src/main/java/ai/elimu/analytics/rest/LetterLearningEventService.kt (1)
10-14: Kotlin interface for CSV upload looks clean and functional!The interface is well structured with appropriate Retrofit annotations for making multipart HTTP requests.
I have a couple of small suggestions:
- Consider using a more descriptive parameter name than
part(e.g.,csvFile) to clarify its purpose- Consider whether the parameter should be nullable - do you actually want to allow uploads with no file?
- fun uploadCsvFile(@Part part: MultipartBody.Part?): Call<ResponseBody?> + fun uploadCsvFile(@Part csvFile: MultipartBody.Part?): Call<ResponseBody?>app/src/main/java/ai/elimu/analytics/rest/WordLearningEventService.kt (1)
10-14: Interface looks good and follows the same pattern as other servicesThe interface correctly defines a multipart POST request for uploading CSV files related to word learning events.
As with the other interfaces, consider:
- Using a more descriptive parameter name than
part- Evaluating if the parameter should be nullable
- fun uploadCsvFile(@Part part: MultipartBody.Part?): Call<ResponseBody?> + fun uploadCsvFile(@Part csvFile: MultipartBody.Part?): Call<ResponseBody?>app/src/main/java/ai/elimu/analytics/rest/WordAssessmentEventService.kt (1)
10-14: Interface is well-structured and consistent with other servicesThe Retrofit annotations are correctly applied for a multipart POST request to upload CSV files for word assessment events.
Same considerations as for the other interfaces:
- More descriptive parameter name would improve readability
- Verify if nullability is required
- fun uploadCsvFile(@Part part: MultipartBody.Part?): Call<ResponseBody?> + fun uploadCsvFile(@Part csvFile: MultipartBody.Part?): Call<ResponseBody?>app/src/main/java/ai/elimu/analytics/rest/LetterAssessmentEventService.kt (1)
10-14: Interface implementation is correct and consistentThe interface properly defines the endpoint for letter assessment events CSV uploads with the appropriate Retrofit annotations.
Same suggestions as for the other interfaces:
- More descriptive parameter name would improve readability
- Verify if nullability is required for the parameter and response
Since all these service interfaces follow the same pattern with different endpoints, you might consider a more generic approach to reduce duplication. For example:
interface CsvUploadService { @Multipart @POST fun uploadCsvFile(@Url endpoint: String, @Part csvFile: MultipartBody.Part?): Call<ResponseBody?> } // Usage example: csvUploadService.uploadCsvFile("analytics/letter-assessment-events/csv", csvFilePart)This is optional and depends on your architecture preferences, but could reduce code duplication if you have many similar services.
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app/src/main/java/ai/elimu/analytics/rest/StoryBookLearningEventService.kt (1)
1-14: Implementation looks clean and follows Retrofit best practices.The Kotlin conversion of the
StoryBookLearningEventServiceinterface is well-structured with appropriate use of Retrofit annotations. The nullable parameter type for the file upload (MultipartBody.Part?) correctly indicates that the file part may be optional, and the nullable response type (ResponseBody?) allows for potential null responses from the server.The endpoint path is clearly defined and follows a consistent naming pattern that we can see across the analytics services.
app/src/main/java/ai/elimu/analytics/rest/LetterSoundLearningEventService.kt (1)
1-14: Clean implementation following the consistent service pattern.The Kotlin conversion of the
LetterSoundLearningEventServiceinterface follows the same clean pattern as the other converted services. The interface is properly annotated with Retrofit's@Multipartand@POSTannotations, and the method signature correctly handles the optional file upload with nullable types.This implementation maintains consistency with the other service interfaces, making the codebase more maintainable.
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app/src/main/java/ai/elimu/analytics/task/UploadEventsWorker.kt (3)
26-31: Reduce repetition by iterating over enum values.
Instead of manually callinguploadLearningEventsfor each enum constant, consider iterating over them in a loop. This reduces verbosity and future-proofs the code if new event types are introduced.- uploadLearningEvents(LearningEventUploadType.LETTER_LEARNING) - uploadLearningEvents(LearningEventUploadType.LETTER_ASSESSMENT) - ... + LearningEventUploadType.values().forEach { eventType -> + uploadLearningEvents(eventType) + }
46-46: Variable naming mismatch.
wordLearningEventsDirmight be misleading when referencing other event types. Suggest a more generic name likelearningEventsDir.- val wordLearningEventsDir = File(versionCodeDir, eventType.type) + val learningEventsDir = File(versionCodeDir, eventType.type)
76-76: Error body parsing.
Reading the entire error body as a string is acceptable for logging, but consider partial reads or specialized error parsing if error responses can be large or structured (e.g., JSON).
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app/src/main/java/ai/elimu/analytics/rest/UploadService.kt (1)
8-10:✅ Verification successful
Consider annotating the interface method.
Currently, there is no@Multipartor@POSTannotation onuploadCsvFile. If this interface is meant to be used directly without extensions, you may need to add an endpoint annotation (e.g.,@POST) and possibly@Multipartabove the function. Otherwise, confirm that each implementing interface provides its own annotation.Please verify at runtime whether this method is reaching the intended endpoint or confirm that your subclasses handle the Retrofit annotations. If needed, run:
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Verified: Retrofit annotations are correctly applied in all derived service interfaces.
TheUploadServiceinterface intentionally omits@Multipartand@POSTannotations, as all concrete implementations (e.g.,LetterLearningEventService,LetterSoundLearningEventService, etc.) correctly annotate their override ofuploadCsvFile.
Please ensure thatUploadServiceis not used directly without one of its properly annotated implementations.app/src/main/java/ai/elimu/analytics/entity/LearningEventUploadType.kt (1)
10-17: Good enum organization.
Defining event types as an enum improves readability. Consider verifying that thetypestring values match expected server endpoints or naming conventions.app/src/main/java/ai/elimu/analytics/task/UploadEventsWorker.kt (4)
4-6: No issues with import statements.
The newly added imports are valid and reflect the updated Kotlin classes.
36-37: Method is clear and cohesive.
Consistent naming and single-responsibility design improves maintainability.
65-65: Logic is straightforward.
Invocation ofuploadCsvFilewith the multipart file part is appropriate.
73-73: Reading the response body as string.
Current approach is fine for small payloads. However, large bodies might cause memory overhead. Verify response size constraints or consider streaming if needed.
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app/src/main/java/ai/elimu/analytics/task/UploadEventsWorker.kt (3)
45-45: Rename variable to match its more generic purpose.The variable name
wordLearningEventsDirsuggests it's specific to word learning events, but it's now used for all event types.- val wordLearningEventsDir = File(versionCodeDir, eventType.type) + val eventTypeDir = File(versionCodeDir, eventType.type)Ensure that any references to this variable later in the method are also updated.
35-84: Consider further refactoring the upload method.The
uploadLearningEventsmethod is quite long and performs multiple responsibilities: finding directories, listing files, creating requests, sending requests, and handling responses.Consider breaking this down into smaller, more focused methods:
private fun uploadLearningEvents(eventType: LearningEventUploadType) { Timber.i("uploadLearningEvents: $eventType") val versionCodeDirs = getVersionCodeDirectories() for (versionCodeDir in versionCodeDirs) { val eventTypeDir = getEventTypeDirectory(versionCodeDir, eventType) val files = getFilesInDirectory(eventTypeDir) for (file in files) { uploadFile(file, eventType) } } } private fun getVersionCodeDirectories(): Array<File> { val filesDir = applicationContext.filesDir return (filesDir.listFiles() ?: emptyArray()).filter { it.name.startsWith("version-code-") }.toTypedArray() } private fun getEventTypeDirectory(versionCodeDir: File, eventType: LearningEventUploadType): File { return File(versionCodeDir, eventType.type) } private fun getFilesInDirectory(directory: File): Array<File> { Timber.i("Uploading CSV files from $directory") val files = directory.listFiles() ?: emptyArray() Timber.i("files.length: ${files.size}") Arrays.sort(files) return files } private fun uploadFile(file: File, eventType: LearningEventUploadType) { Timber.i("file.getAbsoluteFile(): ${file.absoluteFile}") Timber.i("file.getName(): ${file.name}") val uploadService = createUploadService(eventType) val part = createMultipartBody(file) val call = uploadService.uploadCsvFile(part) executeCall(call) } private fun createUploadService(eventType: LearningEventUploadType): Any { val baseApplication = applicationContext as BaseApplication val retrofit = baseApplication.retrofit return retrofit.create(eventType.toServiceClass()) } private fun createMultipartBody(file: File): MultipartBody.Part { val requestBody = RequestBody.create(MediaType.parse("multipart/form-data"), file) return MultipartBody.Part.createFormData("file", file.name, requestBody) } private fun executeCall(call: Call<ResponseBody?>) { Timber.i("call.request(): ${call.request()}") try { val response = call.execute() Timber.i("response: $response") Timber.i("response.isSuccessful(): ${response.isSuccessful}") if (response.isSuccessful) { val bodyString = response.body()?.string() Timber.i("bodyString: $bodyString") } else { val errorBodyString = response.errorBody()?.string() Timber.e("errorBodyString: $errorBodyString") // TODO: Handle error } } catch (e: IOException) { Timber.e(e) } }This approach makes the code more modular, easier to test, and simplifies future changes.
41-83: Consider handling potential parallel uploads.The current implementation uploads files sequentially, which could be inefficient for multiple files.
Consider using Kotlin Coroutines to upload files in parallel with limits:
private suspend fun uploadLearningEvents(eventType: LearningEventUploadType) { Timber.i("uploadLearningEvents: $eventType") val filesDir = applicationContext.filesDir withContext(Dispatchers.IO) { filesDir.listFiles()?.filter { it.name.startsWith("version-code-") }?.forEach { versionCodeDir -> Timber.i("versionCodeDir: $versionCodeDir") val eventTypeDir = File(versionCodeDir, eventType.type) Timber.i("Uploading CSV files from $eventTypeDir") val files = eventTypeDir.listFiles()?.sorted() files?.let { Timber.i("files.length: ${it.size}") // Limit concurrent uploads to 3 at a time it.map { file -> async { uploadSingleFile(file, eventType) } }.chunked(3).forEach { chunk -> chunk.awaitAll() } } } } } private suspend fun uploadSingleFile(file: File, eventType: LearningEventUploadType): Boolean { Timber.i("Uploading file: ${file.name}") // Rest of the upload logic... // Would need to convert to use suspending functions with Retrofit }This approach would require updating the Worker to use CoroutineWorker instead.
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app/src/main/java/ai/elimu/analytics/task/UploadEventsWorker.kt (7)
4-5: Imports correctly added for new functionality.The newly added imports support the refactored implementation that uses the
LearningEventUploadTypeenum and itstoServiceClassextension function.
25-30: Good consolidation of upload methods.The previous implementation likely had separate methods for each event type, which has been refactored to use a single parameterized method. This reduces code duplication and improves maintainability.
35-36: Well-structured method signature with descriptive parameter.The new method accepts an enum parameter that clearly communicates its purpose. The logging statement also includes the event type for better debugging.
58-58: Clean use of dynamic service class selection.Using
eventType.toServiceClass()eliminates the need for hardcoded service class references and switch statements, making the code more maintainable.
62-62: Generic method call simplifies the interface.All service implementations now use a consistent
uploadCsvFilemethod, which allows for this simpler, more maintainable code.
70-70: Improved null safety with Kotlin safe calls.Good use of the safe call operator (
?.) to prevent potential NullPointerExceptions when accessing response bodies.Also applies to: 73-73
60-60:✅ Verification successful
Update deprecated
RequestBody.create()method.The
create()method is deprecated in newer versions of OkHttp.- val requestBody = - RequestBody.create(MediaType.parse("multipart/form-data"), file) + val requestBody = RequestBody.create( + MediaType.get("multipart/form-data"), file)Or for even newer versions:
val requestBody = file.asRequestBody("multipart/form-data".toMediaType())
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What is the current recommended way to create a RequestBody in OkHttp?💡 Result:
The recommended way to create a
RequestBodyin OkHttp involves using its factory methods with proper content typing and data handling. Here's a structured breakdown of current practices:1. Basic Content Creation
For standard data types, use
RequestBody.create()with explicit media types:MediaType JSON = MediaType.get("application/json; charset=utf-8"); String jsonPayload = "{\"key\":\"value\"}"; RequestBody body = RequestBody.create(jsonPayload, JSON);This handles:
- Automatic charset encoding for strings[2][6]
- File uploads via
RequestBody.create(MediaType, File)[2]- Byte array/stream data with offset control[2]
2. Form Data
Use
FormBody.Builderforx-www-form-urlencodedcontent:RequestBody formBody = new FormBody.Builder() .add("username", "testuser") .add("password", "secret") .build();This ensures proper encoding and formatting for HTML form submissions[5][9].
3. Multipart Uploads
For file attachments or mixed content:
RequestBody multipartBody = new MultipartBody.Builder() .setType(MultipartBody.FORM) .addFormDataPart("text", "description.txt", RequestBody.create("File metadata", MediaType.get("text/plain"))) .addFormDataPart("file", "image.png", RequestBody.create(new File("path/image.png"), MediaType.get("image/png"))) .build();Supports streaming large files without loading entire content into memory[1][6].
4. Best Practices
- Media Type Validation: Use
MediaType.get()instead ofparse()for strict type checking[6]- Centralized Configuration: Store common media types as constants[4]
- Async Safety: Always close response bodies using try-with-resources[4][5]
try (Response response = client.newCall(request).execute()) { // Handle response }5. Special Cases
- Cancelable Uploads: Reference the
Callobject for mid-request cancellation[1]- Duplex Streaming: Use custom
RequestBodyimplementations for HTTP/2 duplex communication (advanced use cases)[2]The current OkHttp 4.x API maintains backward compatibility with these patterns while optimizing for modern networking needs like HTTP/2 and TLS 1.3[6]. Always declare the latest version in Gradle:
implementation("com.squareup.okhttp3:okhttp:4.12.0")Citations:
- 1: https://blog.logrocket.com/a-complete-guide-to-okhttp/
- 2: https://square.github.io/okhttp/3.x/okhttp/okhttp3/RequestBody.html
- 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whXfehELqhw
- 4: https://app.studyraid.com/en/read/14984/517512/building-a-structured-api-client-with-okhttp
- 5: https://square.github.io/okhttp/recipes/
- 6: https://square.github.io/okhttp/
- 7: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/okhttp-android-example-tutorial
- 8: https://teamtreehouse.com/community/string-post-with-okhttp
- 9: https://www.vogella.com/tutorials/JavaLibrary-OkHttp/article.html
- 10: https://github.com/square/okhttp/blob/master/samples/guide/src/main/java/okhttp3/recipes/RequestBodyCompression.java
Fix RequestBody creation in UploadEventsWorker.kt
The deprecation of
RequestBody.create()withMediaType.parse()is confirmed. To align with current OkHttp practices, please update the code as follows:
Use
MediaType.get("multipart/form-data")instead ofMediaType.parse("multipart/form-data")when callingRequestBody.create().Alternatively, if you're on OkHttp 4.x or later, you can simplify the code using the extension function:
val requestBody = file.asRequestBody("multipart/form-data".toMediaType())This update ensures your code uses the recommended API methods for creating a
RequestBody.
| Timber.i("bodyString: $bodyString") | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Implement error handling for failed uploads.
There's a TODO comment about handling errors, but no implementation yet. Consider adding proper error handling to improve robustness.
Implement error handling for failed uploads:
} else {
val errorBodyString = response.errorBody()?.string()
Timber.e("errorBodyString: $errorBodyString")
- // TODO: Handle error
+ // If server returns a specific error code or message, handle it accordingly
+ when {
+ response.code() == 401 -> {
+ Timber.e("Unauthorized. Authentication required.")
+ // Maybe trigger re-authentication
+ }
+ response.code() == 413 -> {
+ Timber.e("File too large for server.")
+ // Maybe split the file or compress it
+ }
+ else -> {
+ Timber.e("Upload failed with code: ${response.code()}")
+ // Consider implementing a retry mechanism
+ // or tracking failed uploads for later retry
+ }
+ }
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| val errorBodyString = response.errorBody()?.string() | |
| Timber.e("errorBodyString: $errorBodyString") | |
| // If server returns a specific error code or message, handle it accordingly | |
| when { | |
| response.code() == 401 -> { | |
| Timber.e("Unauthorized. Authentication required.") | |
| // Maybe trigger re-authentication | |
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| Timber.e("File too large for server.") | |
| // Maybe split the file or compress it | |
| } | |
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| Timber.e("Upload failed with code: ${response.code()}") | |
| // Consider implementing a retry mechanism | |
| // or tracking failed uploads for later retry | |
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when {
response.code() == 401 -> {
Timber.e("Unauthorized. Authentication required.")
// Maybe trigger re-authentication
}
response.code() == 413 -> {
Timber.e("File too large for server.")
// Maybe split the file or compress it
}
else -> {
Timber.e("Upload failed with code: ${response.code()}")
// Consider implementing a retry mechanism
// or tracking failed uploads for later retry
}
}
## References
This issue was created based on discussion in PR #205: https://github.com/elimu-ai/analytics/pull/205#discussion_r2028276551" \
--assignee "tuancoltech"
@tuancoltech I've created an issue for implementing error handling for failed uploads in the UploadEventsWorker class and assigned it to you. This will help track the work needed to improve the robustness of the upload functionality.
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Currently, there's a TODO comment in the UploadEventsWorker.kt file about handling errors for failed uploads, but no implementation yet.
## Requirements
Implement proper error handling for failed uploads to improve robustness. Consider handling specific HTTP response codes such as:
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Currently, there's a TODO comment in the UploadEventsWorker.kt file about handling errors for failed uploads, but no implementation yet.
## Requirements
Implement proper error handling for failed uploads to improve robustness. Consider handling specific HTTP response codes such as:
- 401 (Unauthorized): Trigger re-authentication
- 413 (Request Entity Too Large): Consider file splitting or compression
- Other error codes: Implement appropriate fallback mechanisms like retries
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response.code() == 401 -> {
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--assignee "tuancoltech"
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@tuancoltech I've successfully created issue #220 for implementing error handling for failed uploads in the UploadEventsWorker. The issue has been assigned to you and can be found at: #220
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