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This PR improves environment variable handling and CORS configuration for Vercel deployment, fixing issues with provider health checks and WebSocket connections.

Details

  • Adds logic to skip provider health checks in browser environments to avoid CORS errors
  • Implements smart WebSocket URL detection with automatic protocol switching
  • Updates CORS configuration to support font loading and API requests
  • Improves environment variable validation and fallback behavior
  • Adds configuration options for different deployment scenarios

Testing

  1. Verify that provider health checks are properly skipped in browser
  2. Test WebSocket connections work in different environments
  3. Confirm CORS errors are resolved for font loading
  4. Ensure environment variable fallbacks work correctly
  5. Verify API requests work without CORS issues

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Summary of Changes

Hello @inoribea, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly improves the application's resilience and deployment flexibility by refining environment variable handling and addressing critical CORS-related issues. It introduces intelligent mechanisms for WebSocket URL determination and conditional skipping of provider health checks, ensuring smoother operation across different deployment environments, especially Vercel. Additionally, it standardizes code quality through a new ESLint configuration.

Highlights

  • Environment Variable Handling: Enhanced the way environment variables are processed, particularly for WebSocket URLs and provider health checks, allowing for more flexible and robust configuration across different deployment scenarios.
  • CORS Configuration Improvements: Updated CORS settings to resolve issues with font loading and API requests, specifically addressing challenges encountered in Vercel deployments.
  • Conditional Provider Health Checks: Implemented logic to conditionally skip provider health checks in browser environments, preventing unnecessary network requests and potential CORS errors.
  • Smart WebSocket URL Detection: Introduced intelligent detection for WebSocket URLs, including automatic protocol switching (ws/wss) and the ability to disable connections based on environment variables or deployment context.
  • New ESLint Configuration: Added a new ESLint configuration file to enforce coding standards, improve code quality, and ensure consistent formatting across the codebase.
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Code Review

This pull request introduces several well-implemented improvements for environment-specific configurations, particularly for Vercel deployments. Key changes include dynamic WebSocket URL detection to prevent connection errors in production browser environments, a mechanism to skip provider health checks to mitigate CORS issues, and updates to font configurations to resolve loading problems. A new ESLint configuration is also added to enforce code style. My feedback focuses on minor code simplifications and ensuring consistency with the newly introduced linting rules. Overall, the changes are solid and effectively address the stated objectives.


private _connect(): Promise<void> {
// If URL is empty, WebSocket is disabled - silently skip connection
if (!this.opts.url || this.opts.url === '') {
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For conciseness, you can simplify this check. In TypeScript/JavaScript, an empty string ('') is a falsy value, so !this.opts.url will correctly evaluate to true for null, undefined, and ''. This makes the explicit check for an empty string redundant.

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if (!this.opts.url || this.opts.url === '') {
if (!this.opts.url) {


this.opts.onError?.(event)
// Only log error if not intentionally disabled
if (this.opts.url && this.opts.url !== '') {
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Similar to my other comment, you can simplify this condition. The check this.opts.url && this.opts.url !== '' can be shortened to just this.opts.url, as an empty string is falsy.

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if (this.opts.url && this.opts.url !== '') {
if (this.opts.url) {

}
if (this.opts.autoReconnect && !this.shouldClose) {
// Don't auto-reconnect if WebSocket is disabled
if (this.opts.autoReconnect && !this.shouldClose && this.opts.url && this.opts.url !== '') {
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This condition can also be simplified. The check for this.opts.url && this.opts.url !== '' is redundant. A simple truthy check with this.opts.url is sufficient to cover cases where the URL is undefined, null, or an empty string.

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if (this.opts.autoReconnect && !this.shouldClose && this.opts.url && this.opts.url !== '') {
if (this.opts.autoReconnect && !this.shouldClose && this.opts.url) {

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const skipHealthChecks = envSkipHealthCheck !== undefined
? envSkipHealthCheck === 'true' || envSkipHealthCheck === true
: defaultSkipInBrowser
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This logic for determining skipHealthChecks can be made more concise. Using String(envSkipHealthCheck) === 'true' handles both boolean true and string 'true' values correctly, while still falling back to defaultSkipInBrowser when envSkipHealthCheck is undefined.

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const skipHealthChecks = envSkipHealthCheck !== undefined
? envSkipHealthCheck === 'true' || envSkipHealthCheck === true
: defaultSkipInBrowser
const skipHealthChecks = envSkipHealthCheck !== undefined
? String(envSkipHealthCheck) === 'true'
: defaultSkipInBrowser


if (skipHealthChecks) {
// eslint-disable-next-line no-console
console.log('[Provider] Skipping health checks (SKIP_PROVIDER_HEALTH_CHECK=true or browser environment)')
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The new ESLint configuration in eslint.config.ts disallows console.log. To adhere to the new linting rules, please use console.info instead, which is permitted.

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console.log('[Provider] Skipping health checks (SKIP_PROVIDER_HEALTH_CHECK=true or browser environment)')
console.info('[Provider] Skipping health checks (SKIP_PROVIDER_HEALTH_CHECK=true or browser environment)')

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