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Homebridge plugin for RabbitAir air purifiers
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# Refactor Spec: [IMPROVEMENT DESCRIPTION]
**Refactor ID**: refactor-###
**Branch**: `refactor/###-short-description`
**Created**: [DATE]
**Type**: [ ] Performance | [ ] Maintainability | [ ] Security | [ ] Architecture | [ ] Tech Debt
**Impact**: [ ] High Risk | [ ] Medium Risk | [ ] Low Risk
**Status**: [ ] Planning | [ ] Baseline Captured | [ ] In Progress | [ ] Validation | [ ] Complete
## Input
User description: "$ARGUMENTS"
## Motivation
### Current State Problems
**Code Smell(s)**:
- [ ] Duplication (DRY violation)
- [ ] God Object/Class (too many responsibilities)
- [ ] Long Method (too complex)
- [ ] Feature Envy (accessing other object's data)
- [ ] Primitive Obsession
- [ ] Dead Code
- [ ] Magic Numbers/Strings
- [ ] Tight Coupling
- [ ] Other: [describe]
**Concrete Examples**:
- [File1.ts lines XX-YY: duplicated logic in 3 places]
- [File2.tsx lines AA-BB: 200-line function doing too much]
- [Service.ts: direct database access instead of using repository]
### Business/Technical Justification
[Why is this refactoring needed NOW?]
- [ ] Blocking new features
- [ ] Performance degradation
- [ ] Security vulnerability
- [ ] Causing frequent bugs
- [ ] Developer velocity impact
- [ ] Technical debt accumulation
- [ ] Other: [explain]
## Proposed Improvement
### Refactoring Pattern/Technique
**Primary Technique**: [Extract Method | Extract Class | Introduce Parameter Object | Replace Conditional with Polymorphism | etc.]
**High-Level Approach**:
[2-3 sentences explaining the refactoring strategy]
**Files Affected**:
- **Modified**: [file1.ts, file2.tsx, file3.ts]
- **Created**: [new-file.ts - extracted logic]
- **Deleted**: [old-file.ts - no longer needed]
- **Moved**: [util.ts → lib/util.ts]
### Design Improvements
**Before**:
```
[Simple diagram or description of current structure]
ComponentA → DirectDatabaseAccess
ComponentB → DirectDatabaseAccess
ComponentC → DirectDatabaseAccess
```
**After**:
```
[Simple diagram or description of improved structure]
ComponentA → Repository → Database
ComponentB → Repository → Database
ComponentC → Repository → Database
```
## Phase 0: Testing Gap Assessment
*CRITICAL: Complete BEFORE capturing baseline metrics - see testing-gaps.md*
### Pre-Baseline Testing Requirement
- [ ] **Testing gaps assessment completed** (see `testing-gaps.md`)
- [ ] **Critical gaps identified and addressed**
- [ ] **All affected functionality has adequate test coverage**
- [ ] **Ready to capture baseline metrics**
**Rationale**: Refactoring requires behavior preservation validation. If code lacks test coverage, we cannot verify behavior is preserved. All impacted functionality MUST be tested BEFORE establishing the baseline.
### Testing Coverage Status
**Affected Code Areas**:
- [File/Function 1]: Coverage [X%] - [ ] ✅ Adequate [ ] ❌ Needs Tests
- [File/Function 2]: Coverage [X%] - [ ] ✅ Adequate [ ] ❌ Needs Tests
- [File/Function 3]: Coverage [X%] - [ ] ✅ Adequate [ ] ❌ Needs Tests
**Action Taken**:
- [ ] No gaps found - proceeded to baseline
- [ ] Gaps found - added [N] tests before baseline
- [ ] Gaps documented but deferred (with justification)
---
## Baseline Metrics
*Captured AFTER testing gaps are addressed - see metrics-before.md*
### Code Complexity
- **Cyclomatic Complexity**: [number or "not measured"]
- **Cognitive Complexity**: [number or "not measured"]
- **Lines of Code**: [number]
- **Function Length (avg/max)**: [avg: X lines, max: Y lines]
- **Class Size (avg/max)**: [avg: X lines, max: Y lines]
- **Duplication**: [X% or "Y instances"]
### Test Coverage
- **Overall Coverage**: [X%]
- **Lines Covered**: [X/Y]
- **Branches Covered**: [X/Y]
- **Functions Covered**: [X/Y]
### Performance
- **Build Time**: [X seconds]
- **Bundle Size**: [X KB]
- **Runtime Performance**: [X ms for key operations]
- **Memory Usage**: [X MB]
### Dependencies
- **Direct Dependencies**: [count]
- **Total Dependencies**: [count including transitive]
- **Outdated Dependencies**: [count]
## Target Metrics
*Goals to achieve - measurable success criteria*
### Code Quality Goals
- **Cyclomatic Complexity**: Reduce to [target number] (from [baseline])
- **Lines of Code**: Reduce to [target] or acceptable if increased due to clarity
- **Duplication**: Eliminate [X instances] or reduce to [Y%]
- **Function Length**: Max [N lines], avg [M lines]
- **Test Coverage**: Maintain or increase to [X%]
### Performance Goals
- **Build Time**: Maintain or improve (no regression)
- **Bundle Size**: Reduce by [X KB] or maintain
- **Runtime Performance**: Maintain or improve (no regression > 5%)
- **Memory Usage**: Maintain or reduce
### Success Threshold
**Minimum acceptable improvement**: [Define what "success" means]
Example: "Reduce duplication by 50%, maintain test coverage, no performance regression"
## Behavior Preservation Guarantee
*CRITICAL: Refactoring MUST NOT change external behavior*
### External Contracts Unchanged
- [ ] API endpoints return same responses
- [ ] Function signatures unchanged (or properly deprecated)
- [ ] Component props unchanged
- [ ] CLI arguments unchanged
- [ ] Database schema unchanged
- [ ] File formats unchanged
### Test Suite Validation
- [ ] **All existing tests MUST pass WITHOUT modification**
- [ ] If test needs changing, verify it was testing implementation detail, not behavior
- [ ] Do NOT weaken assertions to make tests pass
### Behavioral Snapshot
**Key behaviors to preserve**:
1. [Behavior 1: specific observable output for given input]
2. [Behavior 2: specific side effect or state change]
3. [Behavior 3: specific error handling]
**Test**: Run before and after refactoring, outputs MUST be identical
## Risk Assessment
### Risk Level Justification
**Why [High/Medium/Low] Risk**:
[Explain based on: code touched, user impact, complexity, blast radius]
### Potential Issues
- **Risk 1**: [What could go wrong]
- **Mitigation**: [How to prevent/detect]
- **Rollback**: [How to undo if occurs]
- **Risk 2**: [Another potential issue]
- **Mitigation**: [Prevention strategy]
- **Rollback**: [Recovery plan]
### Safety Measures
- [ ] Feature flag available for gradual rollout
- [ ] Monitoring in place for key metrics
- [ ] Rollback plan tested
- [ ] Incremental commits (can revert partially)
- [ ] Peer review required
- [ ] Staging environment test required
## Rollback Plan
### How to Undo
1. [Step 1: revert commit range]
2. [Step 2: any manual cleanup needed]
3. [Step 3: verification steps]
### Rollback Triggers
Revert if any of these occur within 24-48 hours:
- [ ] Test suite failure
- [ ] Performance regression > 10%
- [ ] Production error rate increase
- [ ] User-facing bug reports related to refactored area
- [ ] Monitoring alerts
### Recovery Time Objective
**RTO**: [How fast can we rollback? e.g., "< 30 minutes"]
## Implementation Plan
### Phase 0: Testing Gap Assessment (Pre-Baseline)
**CRITICAL FIRST STEP**: Assess and address testing gaps BEFORE baseline
1. Review `testing-gaps.md` template
2. Identify all code that will be modified during refactoring
3. Assess test coverage for each affected area
4. Document gaps (critical, important, nice-to-have)
5. **Add tests for critical gaps** - DO NOT proceed without these
6. Verify all new tests pass
7. Mark testing gaps assessment as complete
**Checkpoint**: Only proceed to Phase 1 when adequate test coverage exists
### Phase 1: Baseline (Before Refactoring)
1. Capture all baseline metrics (run `.specify/extensions/workflows/refactor/measure-metrics.sh --before`)
2. Create behavioral snapshot (document current outputs)
3. Ensure 100% test pass rate (including newly added tests)
4. Tag current state in git: `git tag pre-refactor-### -m "Baseline before refactor-###"`
### Phase 2: Refactoring (Incremental)
1. [Step 1: small, atomic change]
2. [Step 2: another small change]
3. [Step 3: continue incrementally]
**Principle**: Each step should compile and pass tests
### Phase 3: Validation
1. Run full test suite (MUST pass 100%)
2. Re-measure all metrics
3. Compare behavioral snapshot (MUST be identical)
4. Performance regression test
5. Manual testing of critical paths
### Phase 4: Deployment
1. Code review focused on behavior preservation
2. Deploy to staging
3. Monitor for 24 hours
4. Deploy to production with feature flag (if available)
5. Monitor for 48-72 hours
6. Remove feature flag if stable
## Verification Checklist
### Phase 0: Testing Gap Assessment
- [ ] Testing gaps assessment completed (testing-gaps.md)
- [ ] All affected code areas identified
- [ ] Test coverage assessed for each area
- [ ] Critical gaps identified and documented
- [ ] Tests added for all critical gaps
- [ ] All new tests passing
- [ ] Ready to proceed to baseline capture
### Pre-Refactoring (Phase 1)
- [ ] Baseline metrics captured and documented
- [ ] All tests passing (100% pass rate)
- [ ] Behavioral snapshot created
- [ ] Git tag created
- [ ] Rollback plan prepared
### During Refactoring
- [ ] Incremental commits (each one compiles and tests pass)
- [ ] External behavior unchanged
- [ ] No new dependencies added (unless justified)
- [ ] Comments updated to match code
- [ ] Dead code removed
### Post-Refactoring
- [ ] All tests still passing (100% pass rate)
- [ ] Target metrics achieved or improvement demonstrated
- [ ] Behavioral snapshot matches (behavior unchanged)
- [ ] No performance regression
- [ ] Code review approved
- [ ] Documentation updated
### Post-Deployment
- [ ] Monitoring shows stable performance
- [ ] No error rate increase
- [ ] No user reports related to refactored area
- [ ] 48-72 hour stability period completed
## Related Work
### Blocks
[List features blocked by current technical debt that this refactoring unblocks]
### Enables
[List future refactorings or features this enables]
### Dependencies
[List other refactorings that should happen first]
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*Refactor spec created using `/refactor` workflow - See .specify/extensions/workflows/refactor/*