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feat: add notification for serve port conflicts - #38

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  • Refactor
    • Improved notification handling for Tailscale by standardizing priority levels and centralizing notification sending for more consistent alerts.

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A new string-backed enum NotificationType was introduced to represent notification priority levels. Notification logic in the System class was refactored to use this enum, and a new static method sendNotification was added to centralize notification sending. Existing notification code was updated to use the enum and the new method.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/tailscale/include/Tailscale/System.php Introduced NotificationType enum; added sendNotification static method; refactored notification logic in checkServeConfig() and notifyOnKeyExpiration() to use the enum and new method.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant System
    participant NotificationCommand

    System->>System: checkServeConfig() / notifyOnKeyExpiration()
    System->>System: Determine notification event, subject, message, priority (NotificationType)
    System->>System: sendNotification(event, subject, message, priority)
    System->>NotificationCommand: Construct notification command with priority
    NotificationCommand-->>System: Execute notification command
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A hop and a leap, a new enum arrives,
Notifications now sorted, as logic derives.
With ALERTs and WARNINGS, and NORMALs in tow,
Centralized sending, all tidy in flow.
The System now chirps with a well-ordered cheer,
Hopping through code, the changes are clear!

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src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/tailscale/include/Tailscale/System.php (5)

5-10: Good addition of a strongly-typed notification enum

This enum provides type safety and improves code clarity by replacing string literals with strongly-typed values. It aligns with modern PHP practices by using a string-backed enum, ensuring compatibility with the underlying notification system while providing better developer experience.

97-102: Excellent refactoring of notification code

The code now uses the centralized sendNotification method with appropriate parameters and the NotificationType::ALERT enum value. This improves maintainability and consistency across the codebase.

200-204: Well-structured priority assignment using enum values

Using enum values for notification priorities instead of string literals improves type safety and readability. The switch statement clearly indicates different notification levels based on days remaining before expiration.

209-211: Good use of enum value in event string

The event string now correctly incorporates the enum's value, maintaining compatibility with any systems parsing these event strings. The call to sendNotification() with the appropriate parameters improves code consistency.

217-221: Well-implemented notification centralization

The new sendNotification method effectively centralizes notification logic:

  1. Clear signature with appropriate parameter types
  2. Proper shell argument escaping to prevent command injection
  3. Consistent handling of notification priorities via the enum

This refactoring reduces code duplication and ensures consistent notification handling throughout the codebase.

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Derek Kaser (dkaser) merged commit 2aa553f into main May 6, 2025
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Derek Kaser (dkaser) deleted the notify branch May 6, 2025 04:27
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