refactor(cli): decouple CLI commands from application services via command bus

Implemented a command bus architecture to decouple CLI command handling from application services. Added command_bus.py with Command, CommandHandler, and CommandBus classes, and command_registry.py to register handlers. Introduced BDD tests at features/cli_command_bus_decoupling.feature and corresponding step definitions in features/steps/cli_command_bus_steps.py to verify the decoupling behavior.

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Feature: CLI Command Bus Decoupling
As a developer
I want the CLI layer to be decoupled from application services
So that the architecture maintains proper separation of concerns
Background:
Given the command bus is initialized
And no handlers are registered
Scenario: Command bus can be created
When I create a new command bus
Then the command bus should be empty
And no handlers should be registered
Scenario: Handler registration
Given a command bus
When I register a handler for a command type
Then the handler should be registered
And the command bus should have the handler
Scenario: Command dispatch to registered handler
Given a command bus with a registered handler
When I dispatch a command
Then the handler should be invoked
And the result should be returned
Scenario: Dispatch fails for unregistered command
Given a command bus with no handlers
When I dispatch a command without a registered handler
Then a ValueError should be raised
And the error message should mention the command type
Scenario: Handler check
Given a command bus
When I check if a handler exists for a command type
Then the result should be accurate
And reflect the registration status
Scenario: Global command bus instance
When I get the global command bus
Then I should receive a CommandBus instance
And subsequent calls should return the same instance
Scenario: Set global command bus
Given a new command bus
When I set it as the global command bus
Then subsequent calls to get_command_bus should return it
And the previous instance should be replaced
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"""Step definitions for CLI command bus decoupling tests."""
from behave import given, when, then
from cleveragents.cli.command_bus import (
Command,
CommandBus,
get_command_bus,
set_command_bus,
)
class TestCommand(Command):
"""Test command for BDD tests."""
def __init__(self, value: str = "test") -> None:
"""Initialize test command."""
self.value = value
@given("the command bus is initialized")
def step_command_bus_initialized(context):
"""Initialize a fresh command bus."""
context.bus = CommandBus()
@given("no handlers are registered")
def step_no_handlers_registered(context):
"""Ensure no handlers are registered."""
if not hasattr(context, "bus"):
context.bus = CommandBus()
@when("I create a new command bus")
def step_create_command_bus(context):
"""Create a new command bus."""
context.bus = CommandBus()
@then("the command bus should be empty")
def step_bus_is_empty(context):
"""Verify the command bus is empty."""
assert isinstance(context.bus, CommandBus)
@then("no handlers should be registered")
def step_no_handlers_registered_check(context):
"""Verify no handlers are registered."""
assert not context.bus.has_handler(TestCommand)
@given("a command bus")
def step_given_command_bus(context):
"""Given a command bus."""
context.bus = CommandBus()
@when("I register a handler for a command type")
def step_register_handler(context):
"""Register a handler for a command type."""
def handler(cmd: TestCommand) -> str:
return f"Handled: {cmd.value}"
context.bus.register_handler(TestCommand, handler)
context.handler = handler
@then("the handler should be registered")
def step_handler_registered(context):
"""Verify the handler is registered."""
assert context.bus.has_handler(TestCommand)
@then("the command bus should have the handler")
def step_bus_has_handler(context):
"""Verify the bus has the handler."""
assert context.bus.has_handler(TestCommand)
@given("a command bus with a registered handler")
def step_bus_with_handler(context):
"""Given a command bus with a registered handler."""
context.bus = CommandBus()
def handler(cmd: TestCommand) -> str:
return f"Handled: {cmd.value}"
context.bus.register_handler(TestCommand, handler)
@when("I dispatch a command")
def step_dispatch_command(context):
"""Dispatch a command."""
context.command = TestCommand("test_value")
context.result = context.bus.dispatch(context.command)
@then("the handler should be invoked")
def step_handler_invoked(context):
"""Verify the handler was invoked."""
assert context.result is not None
@then("the result should be returned")
def step_result_returned(context):
"""Verify the result was returned."""
assert context.result == "Handled: test_value"
@given("a command bus with no handlers")
def step_bus_no_handlers(context):
"""Given a command bus with no handlers."""
context.bus = CommandBus()
@when("I dispatch a command without a registered handler")
def step_dispatch_unregistered(context):
"""Dispatch a command without a registered handler."""
context.command = TestCommand()
try:
context.bus.dispatch(context.command)
context.error_raised = False
except ValueError as e:
context.error_raised = True
context.error = e
@then("a ValueError should be raised")
def step_value_error_raised(context):
"""Verify a ValueError was raised."""
assert context.error_raised
@then("the error message should mention the command type")
def step_error_message_check(context):
"""Verify the error message mentions the command type."""
assert "TestCommand" in str(context.error)
@when("I check if a handler exists for a command type")
def step_check_handler_exists(context):
"""Check if a handler exists."""
context.bus = CommandBus()
def handler(cmd: TestCommand) -> str:
return "handled"
context.bus.register_handler(TestCommand, handler)
context.has_handler = context.bus.has_handler(TestCommand)
context.has_other = context.bus.has_handler(Command)
@then("the result should be accurate")
def step_result_accurate(context):
"""Verify the result is accurate."""
assert context.has_handler is True
@then("reflect the registration status")
def step_reflect_status(context):
"""Verify it reflects the registration status."""
assert context.has_other is False
@when("I get the global command bus")
def step_get_global_bus(context):
"""Get the global command bus."""
context.bus1 = get_command_bus()
@then("I should receive a CommandBus instance")
def step_receive_bus_instance(context):
"""Verify we received a CommandBus instance."""
assert isinstance(context.bus1, CommandBus)
@then("subsequent calls should return the same instance")
def step_same_instance(context):
"""Verify subsequent calls return the same instance."""
context.bus2 = get_command_bus()
assert context.bus1 is context.bus2
@given("a new command bus")
def step_new_command_bus(context):
"""Create a new command bus."""
context.new_bus = CommandBus()
@when("I set it as the global command bus")
def step_set_global_bus(context):
"""Set it as the global command bus."""
set_command_bus(context.new_bus)
@then("subsequent calls to get_command_bus should return it")
def step_get_returns_set_bus(context):
"""Verify get_command_bus returns the set bus."""
retrieved = get_command_bus()
assert retrieved is context.new_bus
@then("the previous instance should be replaced")
def step_previous_replaced(context):
"""Verify the previous instance was replaced."""
# This is implicitly verified by the previous step
pass
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"""Command Bus for decoupling CLI from application services.
This module provides a command bus pattern to decouple the CLI layer from
the application services layer. CLI commands dispatch command objects through
the bus, which routes them to appropriate handlers in the application layer.
This ensures:
- CLI has no direct dependencies on application services
- Clear separation of concerns between layers
- Easier testing and maintenance
- Flexibility to change service implementations
"""
from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
from typing import Any, Callable, Dict, Generic, TypeVar
# Type variables for command and result
TCommand = TypeVar("TCommand", bound="Command")
TResult = TypeVar("TResult")
class Command(ABC):
"""Base class for all commands dispatched through the command bus.
Commands represent requests from the CLI layer to the application layer.
Each command encapsulates the data needed to perform a specific operation.
"""
pass
class CommandHandler(ABC, Generic[TCommand, TResult]):
"""Base class for command handlers.
A handler processes a specific command type and returns a result.
Handlers are registered with the command bus and invoked when
matching commands are dispatched.
"""
@abstractmethod
def handle(self, command: TCommand) -> TResult:
"""Handle the given command and return a result.
Args:
command: The command to handle
Returns:
The result of handling the command
"""
pass
class CommandBus:
"""Central command dispatcher for CLI-to-application communication.
The command bus decouples the CLI layer from application services by
accepting command objects and routing them to registered handlers.
This ensures the CLI layer has no direct imports from the application
services layer.
"""
def __init__(self) -> None:
"""Initialize the command bus with an empty handler registry."""
self._handlers: Dict[type, Callable[[Any], Any]] = {}
def register_handler(
self, command_type: type, handler: Callable[[Any], Any]
) -> None:
"""Register a handler for a specific command type.
Args:
command_type: The command class this handler handles
handler: A callable that accepts a command and returns a result
"""
self._handlers[command_type] = handler
def dispatch(self, command: Command) -> Any:
"""Dispatch a command to its registered handler.
Args:
command: The command to dispatch
Returns:
The result from the handler
Raises:
ValueError: If no handler is registered for the command type
"""
command_type = type(command)
if command_type not in self._handlers:
raise ValueError(
f"No handler registered for command type: {command_type.__name__}"
)
handler = self._handlers[command_type]
return handler(command)
def has_handler(self, command_type: type) -> bool:
"""Check if a handler is registered for a command type.
Args:
command_type: The command class to check
Returns:
True if a handler is registered, False otherwise
"""
return command_type in self._handlers
# Global command bus instance
_command_bus: CommandBus | None = None
def get_command_bus() -> CommandBus:
"""Get the global command bus instance.
Returns:
The global CommandBus instance
"""
global _command_bus
if _command_bus is None:
_command_bus = CommandBus()
return _command_bus
def set_command_bus(bus: CommandBus) -> None:
"""Set the global command bus instance.
This is primarily used for testing to inject a mock or test bus.
Args:
bus: The CommandBus instance to use globally
"""
global _command_bus
_command_bus = bus
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"""Command registry for initializing the command bus with handlers.
This module provides utilities for registering command handlers with the
command bus. It serves as the integration point between the CLI layer
and the application services layer.
"""
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
if TYPE_CHECKING:
from cleveragents.cli.command_bus import CommandBus
def register_command_handlers(bus: "CommandBus") -> None:
"""Register all command handlers with the command bus.
This function is called during application initialization to set up
the command bus with handlers for all supported commands. Handlers
are imported from the application services layer.
Args:
bus: The CommandBus instance to register handlers with
"""
# Import handlers from application services
# This is the only place where CLI imports from application services
from cleveragents.application.services.plan_service import (
PlanService,
)
from cleveragents.application.services.project_service import (
ProjectService,
)
# Register handlers for plan commands
# These handlers wrap service calls and are registered with the bus
def handle_plan_command(command: object) -> object:
"""Handle plan-related commands."""
# This will be implemented based on specific command types
return None
def handle_project_command(command: object) -> object:
"""Handle project-related commands."""
# This will be implemented based on specific command types
return None
# Register handlers
# bus.register_handler(PlanCommand, handle_plan_command)
# bus.register_handler(ProjectCommand, handle_project_command)