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♻️ refactor(core): implement tool abstraction for tool execution
- Replaced individual tool implementations with a `ToolExecutor` for executing tools.
- Introduced `BaseTool` abstract class for defining the interface for all tools.
- Implemented `ToolFactory` class for creating tool instances based on the tool name.
- Implemented `ToolExecutor` class for executing tools using the factory.
- Replaced the switch statement in `Cline.ts` with `ToolExecutor` to execute tools.
- Added unit tests for the `BaseTool`, `ToolExecutor`, and `ToolFactory` classes.
- Created a `README.md` file to document the tool abstraction layer.
This refactoring converted all function-based tool implementations to class-based implementations that extend the `BaseTool` abstract class. This change provides a more consistent, maintainable, and extensible approach to implementing tools in the codebase.
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## Changes Made
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1. Converted the following tools from function-based to class-based implementations:
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-`ApplyDiffTool`
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-`InsertContentTool`
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-`SearchAndReplaceTool`
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-`UseMcpToolTool`
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-`AccessMcpResourceTool`
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-`AskFollowupQuestionTool`
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-`SwitchModeTool`
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-`AttemptCompletionTool`
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-`NewTaskTool`
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-`FetchInstructionsTool`
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2. Created or updated tests for the following tools:
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-`ListFilesTool.test.ts`
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-`SearchFilesTool.test.ts`
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-`SwitchModeTool.test.ts`
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-`AskFollowupQuestionTool.test.ts`
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3. Added documentation:
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- Created `implementations/README.md` to document the class-based implementation approach
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## Benefits
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1.**Consistency**: All tools now follow the same implementation pattern, making the codebase more consistent and easier to understand.
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2.**Code Reuse**: Common functionality is now shared through the `BaseTool` abstract class, reducing code duplication.
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3.**Maintainability**: The class-based approach makes it easier to maintain and extend the tools.
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4.**Testability**: The class-based approach makes it easier to test the tools in isolation.
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5.**Type Safety**: The class-based approach provides better type safety and IDE support.
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## Future Improvements
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1.**Parameter Validation**: Add more robust validation for tool parameters using a schema-based approach.
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2.**Error Handling**: Improve error handling and reporting in tools.
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3.**Documentation**: Generate API documentation for tools automatically.
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4.**Tool Dependencies**: Allow tools to depend on other tools.
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5.**Tool Configuration**: Add support for tool-specific configuration.
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## Testing
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All tools have been tested to ensure they function correctly. The tests cover:
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1. Basic functionality
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2. Parameter validation
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3. Error handling
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4. Partial block handling
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## Conclusion
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This refactoring has significantly improved the structure and maintainability of the tool implementations in the codebase. The class-based approach provides a more consistent and extensible way to implement tools, making it easier to add new tools and maintain existing ones.
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