Upgraded lifecycles by putting session and thread registration inside the registry and handling initialization at the manageLifecycle level

core/execution/lifecyclemanager/lifecycleregistry.py

@@ -1,26 +1,38 @@
 import threading
-import time
 
-def registerLifecycle(module, lifecycles, registryname, registryvalue):
+from core.apirequest.execute import getSession
+
+def registerLifecycle(module, lifecycles):
     if module.name not in lifecycles:
         lifecycles[module.name] = {}
 
     thread = threading.current_thread()
-
     lifecycles[module.name][thread.name] = thread
 
-    lifecycles[module.name][registryname] = registryvalue
-    print(lifecycles)
+    session = getSession()
+
+    session_data = {
+        "created_at": session.created_at,
+        "lifetime": 1800,
+        "valid": True
+    }
+
+    session.name = f"{module.name} Session"
+
+    lifecycles[module.name][session.name] = session_data
+    #print(lifecycles)
 
     if "mode" not in lifecycles[module.name]:
-        lifecycles[module.name]["mode"] = {}
-    elif lifecycles[module.name]["mode"] == "continuous":
+        mode = getattr(module, "mode")
+        lifecycles[module.name]["mode"] = mode
+    
+    if lifecycles[module.name]["mode"] == "continuous":
         lifecycles[module.name]["refresh_rate"] = module.sleeptime
 
-    elif not lifecycles[module.name]["mode"]:
+    if not lifecycles[module.name]["mode"]:
         lifecycles[module.name]["mode"] = "oneshot"
 
-    lifecycles[module.name][registryname] = registryvalue
+    #lifecycles[module.name][registryname] = registryvalue