Update LATENCY_RESET.ts

Author: watersRand

packages/client/lib/commands/LATENCY_RESET.ts

@@ -1,52 +1,31 @@
-import { CommandParser } from '../client/parser'; // Ensure CommandParser is imported
-import { Command } from '../RESP/types'; // Assuming 'Command' type from RESP/types
-import { LATENCY_EVENTS, LatencyEvent } from './LATENCY_GRAPH'; // Reusing these constants
+import { CommandParser } from '../client/parser'; 
+import { Command } from '../RESP/types'; 
+import { LATENCY_EVENTS, LatencyEvent } from './LATENCY_GRAPH'; 
+
 
-// Exporting them for convenience, as they are relevant to LATENCY commands
 export { LATENCY_EVENTS, LatencyEvent };
 
 // This object defines the LATENCY RESET command's behavior for the Redis client.
 export default {
-    // NOT_KEYED_COMMAND: true indicates that this command does not operate on a specific Redis key.
-    // This is important for client-side routing and command categorization.
+
     NOT_KEYED_COMMAND: true,
 
-    // IS_READ_ONLY: false indicates that this command modifies the server's internal state.
-    // The LATENCY RESET command clears latency statistics, thus it's not read-only.
+
     IS_READ_ONLY: false,
 
-    /**
-     * Constructs the LATENCY RESET command by pushing arguments to the parser.
-     * This method is used by the Redis client to build the command before sending it to the server.
-     *
-     * @param parser - The command parser instance provided by the client.
-     * @param events - Optional latency event names to reset. If none are provided, all events are reset.
-     * @see https://redis.io/commands/latency-reset/
-     */
-    parseCommand(parser: CommandParser, ...events: Array<LatencyEvent>) { // Changed from transformArguments to parseCommand
-        // Start with the base command 'LATENCY' and its subcommand 'RESET'
+  
+    parseCommand(parser: CommandParser, ...events: Array<LatencyEvent>) { 
+    
         const args: Array<string> = ['LATENCY', 'RESET'];
 
-        // If specific event names are provided, append them to the arguments array.
-        // This allows resetting only particular latency event types.
+    
         if (events.length > 0) {
             args.push(...events);
         }
 
-        // Push the constructed arguments to the parser. The parser will then
-        // handle the serialization into the RESP (Redis Serialization Protocol) format.
+   
         parser.push(...args);
     },
 
-    /**
-     * Transforms the reply received from the Redis server for the LATENCY RESET command.
-     *
-     * The LATENCY RESET command returns an Integer Reply (the oldest timestamp of the
-     * events that were reset, or 0 if no events were reset).
-     * Node-redis typically handles basic RESP Integer replies automatically,
-     * so a custom transformation function might not be strictly necessary for simple cases.
-     *
-     * @returns A number representing the oldest timestamp of the reset events.
-     */
     transformReply: undefined as unknown as () => number
-} as const satisfies Command; // 'satisfies Command' ensures this object conforms to the 'Command' interface
+} as const satisfies Command;