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Refactor to use FX lib for dependency injection#26

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This pull request introduces dependency injection using FX framework into several core components of the application, including configuration loading, repository instantiation, scheduling, and the HTTP server/controller. The changes refactor constructors and wiring to use FX's dependency injection patterns, improving testability and modularity. Additionally, there are some related updates to tests and minor dependency cleanup in go.mod.

Dependency Injection and Refactoring:

  • Refactored the configuration loader, SQLite repository, WebSocket repository, schedule, and server controller to use FX's dependency injection (fx.In), replacing direct instantiation with parameter structs for dependencies. This improves modularity and makes components easier to test and manage.

  • Replaced old constructor functions (e.g., NewSQLite, NewWebSocket, newSessionStore, and CORSMiddleware) with versions that accept dependency-injected parameters, and updated their usages throughout the codebase and tests.

Testing Updates:

  • Updated all repository tests in sqlite_test.go to use the new dependency-injected constructors, passing configuration explicitly and updating references to the repository instance.
    Scheduling Improvements:

  • Refactored the scheduling logic to use FX lifecycle hooks for clean startup and shutdown, and added a stop channel for graceful termination of the background cleanup routine.

@Mewbi Mewbi merged commit 294f781 into master Jan 25, 2026
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