* rename private fields with leading underscore in App
* fix constants API
* fix public API for some attributes of App()
* fix conflicts properly 🙈
* remove extra private
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* remove deprecated features and support for py3.9
* remove other deprecated stuff
* update lock file
* fix units tests
* relock poetry
* fix _replace for computed_var
* fix some merge typo
* fix typing of deploy args
* fix benchmarks.yml versions
* console.error instead of raising Exception
* fix tests
* ignore lambdas when resolving annotations
* simplify redirect logic in event.py
* more fixes
* fix unit tests again
* give back default annotations for lambdas
* fix signature check for on_submit
* remove useless stuff
* update pyi
* readd the getattr
* raise if log_level is wrong type
* silly goose, loglevel is a subclass of str
* i don't believe this code
* add guard
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* BaseState.get_var_value helper to get a value from a Var
When given a state Var or a LiteralVar, retrieve the actual value associated
with the Var.
For state Vars, the returned value is directly tied to the associated state and
can be modified.
Modifying LiteralVar values or ComputedVar values will have no useful effect.
* Use Var[VAR_TYPE] annotation to take advantage of generics
This requires rx.Field to pass typing where used.
* Add case where get_var_value gets something that's not a var
* [ENG-4083] Track internal changes in dataclass instances
Create a dynamic subclass of MutableProxy with `__dataclass_fields__` set
according to the dataclass being wrapped.
* support dataclasses.asdict on MutableProxy instances
* Throw warnings when Redis lock is held for more than the allowed threshold
* initial tests
* fix tests and address comments
* fix tests fr, and use pydantic validators
* darglint fix
* increase lock expiration in tests to 2500
* remove print statement
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* Avoid double JSON encode/decode for socket.io
socket.io (python and js) already has a built in mechanism for JSON encoding
and decoding messages over the websocket. To use it, we pass a custom `json`
namespace which uses `format.json_dumps` (leveraging reflex serializers) to encode the
messages. This avoids sending a JSON-encoded string of JSON over the wire, and
reduces the number of serialization/deserialization passes over the message
data.
The side benefit is that debugging websocket messages in browser tools displays
the parsed JSON hierarchy and is much easier to work with.
* JSON5.parse in on_upload_progress handler responses
* add eradicate rules for commented out code
* remove output change
* fix pyi messed up indent
* fix pyi again
* fix layout docstring
* fix pyi_generator to remove commented out props from docs
* fix pyi_generator and regenerate some pyi
* fix double strip
* update all pyi
* try to fix stuff in pyi_gen
* whatever
* remove that maybe? i don't know
* fix that shit?
* fix more shit, idk
* better not see you ever again, extra line
* Unit test updates
* test_client_storage: simulate backend state expiry
* [HOS-333] Send a "reload" message to the frontend after state expiry
1. a state instance expires on the backing store
2. frontend attempts to process an event against the expired token and gets a
fresh instance of the state without router_data set
3. backend sends a "reload" message on the websocket containing the event and
immediately stops processing
4. in response to the "reload" message, frontend sends
[hydrate, update client storage, on_load, <previous_event>]
This allows the frontend and backend to re-syncronize on the state of the app
before continuing to process regular events.
If the event in (2) is a special hydrate event, then it is processed normally
by the middleware and the "reload" logic is skipped since this indicates an
initial load or a browser refresh.
* unit tests working with redis
On py3.9 and py3.10, `dict[str, str]` and other typing forms are kinda
considered classes, but they still fail when doing `issubclass`, so
specifically exclude generic aliases before calling issubclass.
Fix#4424
Bonus fix: support upcasting of pydantic v1 and v2 models
* [ENG-3953] Support pydantic BaseModel (v1 and v2) as state var
Provide serializers and mutable proxy tracking for pydantic models directly.
* conditionally define v2 serializer
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* Add `MutableProxy._is_mutable_value` to avoid duplicate logic
* Conditionally import BaseModel to handle older pydantic v1 versions
* pre-commit fu
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Because of some dodgy logic in Base.get_value and State.dict / State.get_delta
when the value of some state var X happened to be the name of another var in
the state Y, then the value for X would be returned as the value of Y.
wat.
Fixes#4369
* improve object var symantics
* add case for serializers
* check against serializer with to = dict
* add tests
* fix typing issues
* remove default value
* older version of python doesn't have assert type
* add base to rx field cases
* get it from typing_extension
* [ENG-3970] When normal pickle fails, try dill
If dill is not installed, suggest that the user `pip install` it.
Fix#4147
* re-lock depenedencies
* Include original pickle error message for better debugging
When the pickling throws a warning and dill is not installed, include the
original pickle error.
Add a test case for an object that even dill cannot pickle to ensure error path
is hit as expected.
* py3.9 compatibility
If a non-root state was serialized, but its substates were not, then these
would not be populated when reloading the pickled state, because only substates
from the root were being populated with fresh versions.
Now, capture the substates from all fresh states and apply them to the
deserialized state for each substate to ensure that the entire state tree has
all substates instantiated after deserializing, even substates that were never
serialized originally.
* Handle rx.State subclasses defined in function
* create a new container module: `reflex.istate.dynamic` to save references to
dynamically generated substates.
* for substates with `<locals>` in the name, copy these to the container module
and update the name to avoid duplication.
* add test for "poor man" ComponentState
Fix#4128
* test_state: disable local def handling for dupe-detection test
* Track the original module and name for type hint evaluation
Also use the original name when checking for the "mangled name" pattern when
doing undeclared Var assignment checking.
* add workflow to check dependencies on release branch
* rename action to follow convention of other actions
* update workflow
* bump poetry version
* relock deps
* update check to ignore pyright and ruff
* oops, you saw nothing
* split dep check in two job
* fix frontend dep check
* fix stuff
* hmm yeah
* nope nope nope
* sigh
* bump js versions for some packages
* fix some warnings in tests
* fix tests
* try some options
* try to set asyncio policy
* debug dep check
* fix attempt for backend dep
* clean up output for backend check
* run bun outdated on reflex-web to catch most of the packages
* fix python version
* fix python version
* add missing env
* fix bun command
* fix workdir of frontend check
* update packages version
* up-pin plotly.js version
* add debug ouput
* clean frontend dep check output
* fix output
* fix async tests for redis
* relock poetry.lock
* Non-async functions do not need pytest_asyncio.fixture
* test_state: close StateManagerRedis connection in test to avoid warning
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* Simplify StateManagerDisk implementation
* Act more like the memory state manager and only track the root state in self.states
* .load_state always loads a single state or returns None
* .populate_states is the new entry point in loading from disk and it only occurs
when the root state is not known
* much fast
* StateManagerDisk now acts much more like StateManagerMemory
Treat StateManagerDisk like StateManagerMemory for AppHarness
* Handle root_state deserialized from disk
In this case, we need to initialize the whole state tree, so any non-persistent
states will still get default values, whereas on-disk states will overwrite the
defaults.
* Cache root_state under client_token for StateManagerMemory compatibility
Mainly this just makes it easier for us to write tests that work against either
Disk or Memory state managers.
* Track backend-only vars that are declared without a default value
Without this provision, declared backend vars can be accidentally shared among
all states if a mutable value is assigned to the class attribute.
* add test case for no default backend var
* lift node version restraint to allow more recent version if already installed
* add node test for latest version
* change python version
* use purple for debug logs
* update workflow
* add playwright dev dependency
* update workflow
* change test
* oops
* improve test
* update test
* fix tests
* mv units tests to a subfolder
* reorganize tests
* fix install
* update test_state
* revert node changes and only keep new tests organization
* move integration tests in tests/integration
* fix integration workflow
* fix dockerfile workflow
* fix dockerfile workflow 2
* fix shared_state