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- Refactored `.env.example` with comprehensive security and configuration parameters - Added new `security.config.ts` for centralized security configuration management - Improved middleware with enhanced authentication, request validation, and error handling - Updated SSE routes and manager with advanced client tracking, rate limiting, and connection management - Implemented more granular token validation with IP-based rate limiting and connection tracking - Added detailed error responses and improved logging for security-related events
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### 1. Code Quality & Structure
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- **Refactor Common Logic:**
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Identify duplicated logic (e.g., in token validations, SSE error handling, and API endpoints) and extract it into shared utility functions or middleware. This will reduce errors and simplify maintenance.
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- **Improve Type Safety:**
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Leverage TypeScript’s capabilities by refining interfaces and types—especially for API requests/responses and automation configurations. Consider creating more granular type definitions for advanced scenarios.
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- **Modularize and Organize Code:**
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Ensure that features like device control, automation management, and SSE handling are grouped into well-defined modules. Use dependency injection where possible to decouple component implementations from their usage.
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### 2. API & Feature Enhancements
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- **Enhanced Authentication & Security:**
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- Strengthen token validation by adding expiration checks and perhaps support for multiple token schemes (e.g., JWT).
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- Introduce role-based access controls for varying user privileges.
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- Implement rate limiting and request throttling to prevent abuse and ensure stability.
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- **SSE & Real-Time Updates:**
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- Enhance the SSE system to handle reconnection strategies, backoff algorithms, and error recovery automatically.
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- Consider grouping subscriptions or providing a filtering mechanism on the server side to reduce unnecessary data transfer.
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- **Logging and Monitoring:**
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- Integrate structured logging (using JSON logs or a dedicated logging library) so that each endpoint, including error responses, contains detailed context.
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- Link logging with performance metrics to capture slow endpoints, especially for real-time updates and automation configurations.
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### 3. Testing and Documentation
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- **Expanded Test Coverage:**
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- Write additional unit tests and integration tests, particularly for edge cases in automation rules and error scenarios.
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- Include tests for correct error handling in SSE, API endpoints, and when processing dynamic parameters.
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- **Live Documentation:**
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- Enhance the existing README and developer guides with setup instructions and API reference details.
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- Consider integrating tools (e.g., Swagger or Postman) to auto-generate interactive API documentation for easier onboarding.
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### 4. Performance Optimization
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- **Bun Runtime Optimizations:**
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- Benchmark performance-critical paths (like SSE and automation processing) to identify latency or memory bottlenecks.
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- Use caching strategies where possible to reduce repetitive tasks (e.g., caching SSE subscription results or frequently requested device states).
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- **Concurrent Processing:**
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- Evaluate asynchronous patterns to further optimize I/O operations. Consider using job queues or background workers for tasks that could be decoupled from the main request/response cycle.
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### 5. User Experience and Interface
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- **CLI Enhancements:**
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- Improve the command-line interface with clearer prompts, improved handling of invalid inputs, and built-in help texts for new users.
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- Look into adding progress indicators or spinners during long-running operations (e.g., during data collection or AI analysis).
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- **Dashboard or Admin Panel:**
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- Consider developing a lightweight web dashboard that visualizes device states, automation statuses, and real-time event logs—making it easier for users or admins to monitor the system.
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### 6. AI Integration Improvements
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- **Refine OpenAI Interactions:**
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- Enhance error handling and retries when dealing with OpenAI API calls. Provide fallback scenarios (as already partly implemented) and clearer error messages.
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- Update the prompt templates based on real usage patterns. You might even allow for user-customizable templates for different home automation scenarios.
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- **Contextual Analysis:**
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- Expand the analysis functionality so that the AI can provide more context-specific recommendations. For instance, analyze and suggest improvements in automation rules, security configurations, or performance optimizations in a more granular way.
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### 7. Final Polishing and Deployment
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- **Environment Configurations:**
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- Ensure that environment variables and configuration files (like `.env.example`) are thoroughly documented.
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- Automate configuration checks and provide clear error logging if critical configuration values (such as tokens or host URLs) are missing.
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- **Deployment Ready:**
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- Finalize Docker configurations and scripts to enable smooth containerized deployments, perhaps including orchestration hints for multi-instance or load-balanced deployments.
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- Consider setting up a CI/CD pipeline to run tests, linting, and automated builds with every commit/pull request.
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- **UX/UI Finishing Touches:**
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- Polish any remaining rough edges in the user interface or command output.
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- Ensure consistent ANSI coloring/logging outputs and friendly error/warning messages across all user touchpoints (CLI, API, and dashboard).
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