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Reviewer's GuideThis PR refactors the server’s worker-count logic to use the standard library’s CPU-core detection with a fallback and minimum enforcement, exposes a new getter, removes the num_cpus crate, updates documentation to reflect the CPU-based default and cleans up module docs, and adds unit tests covering server worker counts and payload behavior. Sequence diagram for WireframeServer::new() worker initializationsequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant WS as WireframeServer
participant std_thread as "std::thread"
Caller->>+WS: new(factory)
WS->>+std_thread: available_parallelism()
std_thread-->>-WS: Result<NonZeroUsize, Error>
alt Ok(non_zero_val) from available_parallelism()
WS-->>WS: workers = non_zero_val.get()
else Error from available_parallelism() or count is zero
WS-->>WS: workers = 1
end
WS-->>Caller: WireframeServer instance
Sequence diagram for WireframeServer::workers() clamping logicsequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant WS as WireframeServer
Caller->>+WS: workers(count)
WS-->>WS: self.workers = count.max(1)
WS-->>-Caller: WireframeServer instance
Updated class diagram for WireframeServerclassDiagram
class WireframeServer~F~ {
-factory: F
-listener: Option~TcpListener~
-workers: usize
+new(factory: F) WireframeServer~F~
+workers(count: usize) WireframeServer~F~
+worker_count() usize
+bind~A: ToSocketAddrs~(addr: A) Result~WireframeServer~F~, std..io..Error~
+run() Result~(), std..io..Error~
}
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participant WireframeServer
User->>WireframeServer: create new instance
WireframeServer-->>User: instance with default worker count (CPU cores)
User->>WireframeServer: call worker_count()
WireframeServer-->>User: return current worker count
User->>WireframeServer: call workers(0)
WireframeServer-->>User: enforce minimum worker count of 1
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src/middleware.rs (1)
24-26:newdoes not benefit from beingconstMarking
Next::newasconstprovides no practical gain because:
- The function takes a non-
'staticreference, so it cannot be evaluated in aconstcontext outside ofstatic/constinitialisers.Nextis only ever constructed at run-time by middleware; compile-time construction isn’t expected.Const-qualifying this API surface may mislead users and imposes additional const-stability constraints for future changes.
- #[must_use] - pub const fn new(service: &'a S) -> Self { + #[must_use] + pub fn new(service: &'a S) -> Self {Ensure no public docs or downstream crates rely on the
constcapability before dropping it.src/server.rs (1)
65-69: Consider#[inline]on the trivial getter
worker_countis a tiny accessor that will likely be called in hot paths (e.g., tests, metrics). Marking it#[inline(always)](or at least#[inline]) lets LLVM fold it away completely.- #[must_use] - pub const fn worker_count(&self) -> usize { + #[inline] + #[must_use] + pub const fn worker_count(&self) -> usize {tests/server.rs (4)
1-1: Public-API visibility checkThe test imports
wireframe::{app::WireframeApp, server::WireframeServer}. Double-check that theappandservermodules are re-exported at the crate root (e.g.pub mod app; pub mod server;). Otherwise the integration tests will not compile when the crate is published.
4-7: Replaceunwrap()withexpect()for clearer diagnosticsA failing
unwrap()produces a generic panic, obscuring the root cause. Adding an explanatory message tightens feedback during CI runs:- let server = WireframeServer::new(|| WireframeApp::new().unwrap()); + let server = WireframeServer::new(|| WireframeApp::new().expect("WireframeApp::new failed"));
5-7: Assert the exact default, not just positivityThe constructor deterministically sets the worker count to
num_cpus::get().max(1). Checking equality guards against silent regressions:- assert!(server.worker_count() >= 1); + assert_eq!(server.worker_count(), num_cpus::get().max(1));
10-13: Consider adding upper-bound / large-value testsThe new clamping focuses on the minimum, but a quick test with a large explicit value (e.g.
.workers(128)) would verify that the method also honours valid counts > 1, increasing branch coverage ofworkers().
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src/extractor.rs (1)
108-129: Unit tests relocated properly – looks goodMoving the
#[cfg(test)]module out of theimplblock clarifies separation between production and test code, and the tests themselves remain concise and correct.
No further action needed.src/server.rs (1)
59-63: Good defensive clamping inworkersThe explicit
count.max(1)guarantees at least one worker and prevents accidental mis-configuration.README.md (1)
43-44: Nice clarificationExplicitly stating the CPU-core default helps users reason about scalability out of the box.
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672-674: Documentation is consistent with implementationThe note about defaulting worker tasks to CPU cores matches the new constructor logic and README.
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4-8: Avoidunwrap()to keep the test (and code) portable and panic-free
std::thread::available_parallelism()may legitimately return an error on some platforms (e.g. when/proc/cpuinfois unavailable inside certain containers). A failing call here would panic and mask the real intention of the test.- let expected = std::thread::available_parallelism().unwrap().get(); + let expected = std::thread::available_parallelism() + .map_or(1, |n| n.get()); // fall back to a single worker if unavailable(This also highlights that the production constructor in
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11-15: Good boundary-value testThe assertion correctly verifies that calling
.workers(0)is clamped to the documented minimum of one worker. No issues spotted.
18-22: Large-value path covered – looks solidThe test nicely exercises an upper-range value and documents that the builder happily accepts it. 👍
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WireframeServer::newdocs include a# Panicssection that’s misleading—usingmap_or(1, ...)will never panic, so consider removing or updating that section. - In the middleware examples you refer to
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WireframeServer::newdoc block has a lot of repeated descriptive text and examples; consider consolidating duplicated sentences to keep it concise.
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- The `WireframeServer::new` docs include a `# Panics` section that’s misleading—using `map_or(1, ...)` will never panic, so consider removing or updating that section.
- In the middleware examples you refer to `your_crate::{Next, Service…}`, but the actual crate name is `wireframe`—update the examples so they compile as-is.
- The `WireframeServer::new` doc block has a lot of repeated descriptive text and examples; consider consolidating duplicated sentences to keep it concise.
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+ ///
+ /// The server is initialised with a default worker count equal to the number of available CPU cores, or 1 if this cannot be determined. The TCP listener is unset and must be configured with `bind` before running the server.
+ ///
+ /// # Panics
+ ///
+ /// Panics if the number of available CPUs cannot be determined and the fallback to 1 fails.
+ ///
+ /// # Examples
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WireframeServer::newclamps worker count to at least oneTesting
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy -- -D warningscargo testmarkdownlint README.md docs/roadmap.md docs/rust-binary-router-library-design.mdnixie README.md docs/*.mdhttps://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_684c35be1600832285dd1dfe9a0b9e70
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Ensure the server defaults to at least one worker using the standard parallelism API, remove the num_cpus crate, document the CPU-based default, add a worker_count getter, and include basic tests for server and payload behavior.
New Features:
worker_count()getter onWireframeServerto retrieve the configured worker count.Bug Fixes:
WireframeServer::newand theworkers()builder method.Enhancements:
num_cpusdependency withstd::thread::available_parallelism()for default worker determination.Documentation:
Tests:
Payloadunit tests foradvanceandremainingmethods.Summary by CodeRabbit