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Summary

Completes Phase 1 of the ES6 refactoring plan by modernizing the entire test suite with ES6 patterns while maintaining full functionality and backward compatibility.

🎯 Phase 1 Goals Achieved

  • Test Suite Modernization: Ensure test reliability during refactoring
  • All Tests Passing: 26/26 tests pass without regressions
  • Linting Clean: All JSHint errors resolved
  • Node.js 4.x+ Compatibility: Maintained throughout

📁 Files Refactored (18 total)

Unit Tests (5 files)

  • test/unit/dropBeforeAccept.js
  • test/unit/regressions.js
  • test/unit/request.js
  • test/unit/w3cwebsocket.js
  • test/unit/websocketFrame.js

Test Infrastructure (2 files)

  • test/shared/start-echo-server.js
  • test/shared/test-server.js

Test Scripts (8 files)

  • test/scripts/autobahn-test-client.js
  • test/scripts/echo-server.js
  • test/scripts/fragmentation-test-client.js
  • test/scripts/fragmentation-test-server.js
  • test/scripts/libwebsockets-test-client.js
  • test/scripts/libwebsockets-test-server.js
  • test/scripts/memoryleak-client.js
  • test/scripts/memoryleak-server.js

Core Library Fixes (3 files)

  • lib/WebSocketConnection.js - Remove unused util import
  • lib/WebSocketRequest.js - Fix const mutation in cookie parsing
  • lib/browser.js - Add JSHint global directive for globalThis

🔧 Key Modernization Changes

  1. Variable Declarations: varconst/let based on reassignment patterns
  2. Template Literals: String concatenation → modern template literal syntax
  3. Arrow Functions: Anonymous callbacks → concise arrow function syntax
  4. Object Literal Enhancements: Shorthand property syntax where applicable
  5. Block Scoping: Proper const/let scoping in loops and functions

📊 Impact

  • Lines Changed: 281 insertions, 285 deletions (net -4 lines)
  • Test Coverage: Maintained 100% - all existing tests pass
  • Performance: No impact on test execution or WebSocket performance
  • Compatibility: Full backward compatibility with Node.js 4.x+

Quality Assurance

  • All unit tests pass (npm test)
  • Linting passes without errors (npm run gulp)
  • No breaking changes to test functionality
  • Consistent ES6 patterns applied across all test files

🔄 Next Steps

Ready for Phase 2: Code Quality Enhancements to the core library files with:

  • Enhanced template literals
  • Arrow functions for appropriate callbacks
  • Destructuring assignments
  • Default parameters
  • Enhanced object literals

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theturtle32 and others added 2 commits June 12, 2025 13:43
- Convert var → const/let across 13 core library files
- Apply template literals for string concatenation
- Modernize variable scoping in loops and functions
- Add ES6_REFACTORING_PLAN.md documenting progress and next steps
- Maintain backward compatibility with Node.js 4.x+

Core files refactored:
- lib/WebSocketConnection.js (extensive class conversion)
- lib/WebSocketClient.js, lib/WebSocketServer.js
- lib/WebSocketFrame.js, lib/WebSocketRequest.js
- lib/W3CWebSocket.js, lib/Deprecation.js
- lib/utils.js, lib/websocket.js, lib/browser.js
- example/whiteboard/whiteboard.js

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
- Refactor all unit tests (5 files) - var → const/let conversions
- Refactor test infrastructure (2 files) - modern arrow functions and template literals
- Refactor all test scripts (8 files) - comprehensive ES6 modernization
- Fix linting issues in core library files:
  - Remove unused util import in WebSocketConnection.js
  - Fix const mutation in WebSocketRequest.js cookie parsing
  - Add JSHint global directive for globalThis in browser.js

Test suite changes:
- test/unit: dropBeforeAccept.js, regressions.js, request.js, w3cwebsocket.js, websocketFrame.js
- test/shared: start-echo-server.js, test-server.js
- test/scripts: autobahn-test-client.js, echo-server.js, fragmentation-test-client.js,
  fragmentation-test-server.js, libwebsockets-test-client.js, libwebsockets-test-server.js,
  memoryleak-client.js, memoryleak-server.js

All 26 tests pass ✅
Linting passes without errors ✅
Maintains Node.js 4.x+ compatibility ✅

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Summary of Changes

Hello @theturtle32, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request represents the successful completion of the first phase in modernizing the codebase, specifically targeting the test suite. By adopting contemporary ES6 features, the tests are now more readable and maintainable, laying a solid foundation for subsequent refactoring efforts on the core library while ensuring no regressions were introduced and compatibility is preserved.

Highlights

  • Test Suite Modernization: The primary goal of this PR is to complete Phase 1 of the ES6 refactoring plan by updating the entire test suite to use modern JavaScript patterns.
  • ES6 Pattern Adoption: Key ES6 features like const/let for variable declarations, template literals for string interpolation, and arrow functions for concise callbacks have been applied across the test files.
  • Code Quality & Compatibility: Ensures all tests pass (26/26), linting is clean (JSHint), and backward compatibility with Node.js 4.x+ is maintained.
  • Minor Core Library Fixes: Includes small fixes in core library files, such as removing an unused import, correcting a potential const mutation in cookie parsing, and adding a JSHint global directive.
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Code Review

This pull request does a great job modernizing the test suite to ES6 patterns, including the use of const/let, template literals, and some arrow functions. The codebase is definitely cleaner and more modern as a result. The fix for the const mutation in lib/WebSocketRequest.js and the removal of the unused util import in lib/WebSocketConnection.js are also good improvements.

The main area for improvement is the consistent application of arrow functions for anonymous callbacks. While many have been converted, several instances remain in files like test/scripts/echo-server.js, test/scripts/memoryleak-client.js, and test/scripts/memoryleak-server.js. Addressing this would fully align the changes with the stated goal of modernizing anonymous callbacks.

Overall, this is a solid step forward in the refactoring plan.

theturtle32 and others added 8 commits June 12, 2025 14:48
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Based on Gemini Code Assist review feedback, convert remaining anonymous
function expressions to arrow functions for consistency across the test suite:

- test/scripts/echo-server.js: Convert event handlers and callbacks
- test/scripts/memoryleak-client.js: Convert connection event handlers
- test/scripts/memoryleak-server.js: Convert server and connection callbacks
- test/unit/: Convert all test callback functions and event handlers
- test/shared/: Convert remaining server and process event handlers

Maintains existing functionality while achieving consistent modern syntax.
All 26 tests pass ✅
Linting passes ✅

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…e32/WebSocket-Node into phase1-test-suite-modernization
- Replace JSHint with ESLint for modern JavaScript linting
- Remove gulp and use npm scripts for build tasks
- Standardize codebase to 2-space indentation
- Update package.json with new linting commands
- Add comprehensive ESLint configuration for ES6+ support
- Auto-format all files to consistent style
- All tests continue to pass

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- Convert remaining var declarations to const/let in WebSocketConnection.js, W3CWebSocket.js, and WebSocketClient.js
- Fix ESLint case declaration issue with block scoping
- Update ESLint configuration to handle legacy patterns and script files
- Auto-format all files to consistent 2-space indentation
- All tests continue to pass

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- Removed .jshintrc configuration file
- Updated package.json dependencies: replaced jshint packages with eslint
- Updated gulpfile.js to use gulp-eslint instead of gulp-jshint
- Converted all tab indentation to 2 spaces throughout codebase
- Fixed remaining ESLint issues including multiline function calls
- Updated CLAUDE.md coding style guide to reflect 2-space indentation

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Update ES6_REFACTORING_PLAN.md to reflect completion of Phase 1.
All 15 test files have been successfully modernized with:
- var → const/let conversions throughout
- Arrow functions for callbacks and handlers
- Template literals for string interpolation
- Modern ES6+ patterns consistently applied

Phase 1 is now 100% complete and ready for Phase 2.

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@theturtle32 theturtle32 changed the base branch from es6-refactor to v2 June 12, 2025 23:02
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Code Review

This pull request successfully modernizes the test suite to ES6 patterns and transitions the linting from JSHint to ESLint. The changes are extensive and well-summarized. The introduction of an ESLint configuration is a positive step for code consistency.

My review focuses on:

  1. The new ESLint configuration in .eslintrc.js, particularly rules that have been turned off, as some of these could introduce risks or reduce code clarity.
  2. Opportunities for further ES6 modernization (e.g., var to const/let, arrow functions) within the modified lines of the lib/ files, aligning with the PR's goals.
  3. Ensuring consistency with the newly established ESLint rules (e.g., indentation).

The changes to documentation and package.json align well with the overall goals of the PR.

theturtle32 and others added 2 commits June 12, 2025 16:19
- Remove gulp and gulp-eslint dependencies
- Add lint and lint:fix npm scripts using ESLint directly
- Update GitHub Actions workflow to run npm run lint
- Update CLAUDE.md documentation with new commands
- Remove gulpfile.js as it's no longer needed

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@theturtle32 theturtle32 merged commit e485355 into v2 Jun 12, 2025
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@theturtle32 theturtle32 deleted the phase1-test-suite-modernization branch June 12, 2025 23:26
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