graph LR
Command_Abstraction["Command Abstraction"]
Init_Command_Handler["Init Command Handler"]
Start_Command_Handler["Start Command Handler"]
Clean_Command_Handler["Clean Command Handler"]
Repository_Add_Command_Handler["Repository Add Command Handler"]
Project_Add_Command_Handler["Project Add Command Handler"]
Unclassified["Unclassified"]
Init_Command_Handler -- "inherits from" --> Command_Abstraction
Start_Command_Handler -- "inherits from" --> Command_Abstraction
Clean_Command_Handler -- "inherits from" --> Command_Abstraction
Repository_Add_Command_Handler -- "inherits from" --> Command_Abstraction
Project_Add_Command_Handler -- "inherits from" --> Command_Abstraction
The poco command subsystem is built around a robust Command pattern, with Command Abstraction serving as the central abstract base class for all commands. This abstraction ensures a consistent interface and lifecycle for command execution, encompassing preparation, dependency resolution, and execution phases. Concrete command handlers like Init Command Handler, Start Command Handler, Clean Command Handler, Repository Add Command Handler, and Project Add Command Handler extend this base, each encapsulating specific project management functionalities. These handlers interact with various services (e.g., StateUtils, ConfigHandler, CatalogHandler) to perform their operations, managing project states, configurations, and catalog entries. The design promotes extensibility, allowing new commands to be easily integrated while maintaining a clear separation of concerns.
Defines the common interface and foundational logic for all project lifecycle commands, ensuring a consistent structure and execution flow. This component embodies the Command pattern, allowing for extensible command handling.
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Implements the logic for initializing a new project, setting up its basic structure and configuration.
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Manages the process of starting project services, environments, or applications as defined in the project configuration.
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Provides functionality to clean up project-related artifacts, such as temporary files, build outputs, or stopped containers.
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Handles the integration of external code repositories (e.g., Git, SVN) into the project's managed structure.
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Manages the process of adding new sub-projects or modules to an existing multi-project setup.
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Component for all unclassified files and utility functions (Utility functions/External Libraries/Dependencies)
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