Release v1.1.1
Summary
Refactored tool execution in the Task Manager using the Command Pattern to improve maintainability, testability, and compliance with SOLID principles.
Key Changes
- Created a
ToolExecutor
interface defining a contract for all tool executors - Implemented dedicated tool executor classes for each Task Manager operation
- Centralized error handling and response formatting
- Added consistent parameter validation across all tools
- Updated tool definitions with improved documentation
Benefits
- Better separation of concerns - each tool executor has a single responsibility
- Improved testability - tool executors are individually testable
- Enhanced maintainability - adding new tools requires less boilerplate
- Consistent error handling - standardized messages and validation
- Better developer experience - tool definitions now include references to their executors
Technical Details
- Implemented utility functions for common validation tasks
- Updated all tool executors to use standardized response formatting
- All tools now properly validate required parameters
- JSDoc documentation added to improve code comprehension
Package published to npm: 1.1.1