Module System Design - amosproj/amos2025ss04-ai-driven-testing GitHub Wiki
module_manager.py
, modules/
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Module System Design (This document details the design and purpose of the module system within the backend, primarily managed by backend/module_manager.py
and any abstract base classes or interfaces defined in backend/modules/
(e.g., modules/base.py
).
(TODO: Team member to fill this section after reviewing module_manager.py
and contents of the modules/
directory.)
Please describe:
-
Purpose of the Module System:
- Is it designed to allow for pluggable components, extensions, or different strategies for a part of the application?
- What kind of modules does it manage?
-
module_manager.py
:- How does it discover and load modules? (e.g., dynamic import, scanning a directory, naming conventions).
- What are its main functions or classes?
- How does the rest of the application interact with the
ModuleManager
to access or use these modules?
-
Module Interface/Base Class (e.g.,
modules/base.py
):- Is there an abstract base class or a defined interface that modules must adhere to?
- What methods or properties does this contract define?
-
Example Modules (if any):
- Briefly describe any existing modules and what functionality they provide.
-
Application Logic Integration:
- How does the core application logic (e.g., in
main.py
/api.py
) utilize these modules through the manager?
- How does the core application logic (e.g., in
If your project does not have a significant or distinct "module system" as described, this page may be unnecessary or its relevant content merged elsewhere.