feat: Added function to generate error dict #51
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flask_utils/errors/_error_template.py (1)
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55-91: Update example code in_generate_error_responsedocstringThe example in the docstring for
_generate_error_responsestill references_generate_error_jsonand uses an outdated function signature. This needs to be updated to reflect the current function name and usage.Apply this diff to update the example:
from flask_utils.errors import _BaseFlaskException - from flask_utils.errors._error_template import _generate_error_json + from flask_utils.errors._error_template import _generate_error_response class MyError(_BaseFlaskException): - self.name = "MyError" - self.msg = msg - self.solution = solution - self.status_code = 666 + def __init__(self, msg, solution): + self.name = "MyError" + self.msg = msg + self.solution = solution + self.status_code = 666 error = MyError("This is an error", "This is the solution") - json = _generate_error_json(error, 666) + response = _generate_error_response(error)
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- docs/source/api.rst (1 hunks)
- flask_utils/init.py (1 hunks)
- flask_utils/errors/init.py (13 hunks)
- flask_utils/errors/_error_template.py (2 hunks)
- flask_utils/errors/base_class.py (2 hunks)
- tests/test_generate_error_dict.py (1 hunks)
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flask_utils/errors/base_class.py (1)
8-18: Documentation improvements with potential breaking changesThe parameter documentation has been updated to improve clarity by explicitly stating the types. However, the changes for
solutionandstatus_codeparameters fromOptionalto required types may introduce breaking changes in the API.To ensure consistency between the documentation and implementation, please run the following script:
flask_utils/__init__.py (2)
2-2: Version update looks good.The version has been correctly updated from "0.7.2" to "0.8.0", following semantic versioning principles. This minor version bump suggests new functionality has been added without breaking changes.
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1-35: Verify the implementation of the new error dict generation function.The PR title mentions adding a function to generate an error dict, but this change is not visible in the provided file. Please ensure that the new function has been implemented in another file within the package.
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The new function
_generate_error_dicthas been implemented inflask_utils/errors/_error_template.pyand corresponding tests have been added intests/test_generate_error_dict.py.Scripts executed
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tests/test_generate_error_dict.py (3)
1-13: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and appropriate.The imports are correctly structured, with pytest imported separately and the error classes from flask_utils.errors organized alphabetically. This organization enhances readability and follows good coding practices.
16-32: Well-structured test class with comprehensive parameterization.The
TestGenerateErrorDictclass is well-designed, utilizing pytest's parameterize decorator to test multiple error types efficiently. This approach ensures thorough coverage of various error scenarios, which is crucial for robust error handling.
1-45: Excellent test file with comprehensive coverage.This test file is well-structured and provides thorough testing for the
_generate_error_dictfunction. The use of parameterized testing ensures that all major error types are covered efficiently. The assertion structure is clear and verifies all necessary components of the error dictionary.A minor optimization suggestion has been provided earlier, but overall, this is a high-quality test implementation that will contribute significantly to the robustness of the error handling system.
flask_utils/errors/__init__.py (13)
10-10: LGTM: Import statement updated correctlyThe import statement has been properly updated to reflect the function renaming from
_generate_error_jsonto_generate_error_response.
76-76: LGTM: Function call updated consistentlyThe function call has been properly updated to use
_generate_error_response(error), consistent with the previous changes.
91-91: LGTM: Function call updated consistentlyThe function call has been properly updated to use
_generate_error_response(error), maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
106-106: LGTM: Function call updated consistentlyThe function call has been properly updated to use
_generate_error_response(error), maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
121-121: LGTM: Function call updated consistentlyThe function call has been properly updated to use
_generate_error_response(error), maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
136-136: LGTM: Function call updated consistentlyThe function call has been properly updated to use
_generate_error_response(error), maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
151-151: LGTM: Function call updated consistentlyThe function call has been properly updated to use
_generate_error_response(error), maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
166-166: LGTM: Function call updated consistentlyThe function call has been properly updated to use
_generate_error_response(error), maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
181-181: LGTM: Function call updated consistentlyThe function call has been properly updated to use
_generate_error_response(error), maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
196-196: LGTM: Function call updated consistentlyThe function call has been properly updated to use
_generate_error_response(error), maintaining consistency with the previous changes.
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1-228: Summary: Consistent implementation of function renamingThe changes in this file are well-implemented and consistent. The main change involves renaming
_generate_error_jsonto_generate_error_response, with all error handling functions updated accordingly. The__all__list has also been properly updated.Key points to verify:
- Ensure that the new
_generate_error_responsefunction correctly handles HTTP status codes internally.- Confirm the completeness of the
__all__list.Overall, the changes improve the consistency and potentially the flexibility of the error handling system.
220-220: LGTM: all list updated correctlyThe
__all__list has been properly updated to include_generate_error_responseinstead of_generate_error_json, consistent with the function renaming.Please verify that the
__all__list is complete and includes all necessary public entities from this module.#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the completeness of the __all__ list # Test: Compare the __all__ list with the actual public entities in the file rg --type python -e '^def\s+\w+' -e '^class\s+\w+' flask_utils/errors/__init__.py | grep -v '^def\s+_' | awk '{print $2}' | sort > actual_entities.txt rg --type python -e '__all__\s*=' flask_utils/errors/__init__.py | sed 's/.*=\s*\[\(.*\)\]/\1/' | tr ',' '\n' | sed 's/[" ]//g' | sort > all_list.txt diff actual_entities.txt all_list.txt
61-61: LGTM: Function call updated correctlyThe function call has been properly updated to use
_generate_error_response(error). This change is consistent with the function renaming.Please verify that the new
_generate_error_responsefunction correctly handles the HTTP status code (400) internally, as it's no longer passed as an argument.flask_utils/errors/_error_template.py (1)
32-38: Adjust sample output in docstring to match function outputThe sample output in the docstring appears correct. However, ensure that it accurately reflects the output of
_generate_error_dictafter the updates. No changes are needed if it already matches.
| name: str = "BaseError" | ||
| msg: str = "An error occurred" | ||
| solution: Optional[str] = "Try again." | ||
| status_code: Optional[int] = 400 | ||
| status_code: int = 400 |
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Inconsistency between attributes and documentation
There's an inconsistency between the attribute definitions and the documentation:
- The
solutionattribute is still defined asOptional[str], but the documentation now specifies it asstr. - The
status_codeattribute is correctly updated toint, aligning with the documentation.
To resolve this inconsistency, consider updating the solution attribute as follows:
- solution: Optional[str] = "Try again."
+ solution: str = "Try again."This change will make the attribute definition consistent with the updated documentation.
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| name: str = "BaseError" | |
| msg: str = "An error occurred" | |
| solution: Optional[str] = "Try again." | |
| status_code: Optional[int] = 400 | |
| status_code: int = 400 | |
| name: str = "BaseError" | |
| msg: str = "An error occurred" | |
| solution: str = "Try again." | |
| status_code: int = 400 |
| .. autofunction:: flask_utils.errors._error_template._generate_error_dict | ||
| .. autofunction:: flask_utils.errors._error_template._generate_error_response |
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Incomplete renaming of _generate_error_json detected.
- Remaining instances of
_generate_error_json:flask_utils/errors/_error_template.py:- Imports and function calls to
_generate_error_json.
- Imports and function calls to
tests/test_generate_error_dict.py:- References to
_generate_error_json.
- References to
docs/source/api.rst:- Documentation references to
_generate_error_json.
- Documentation references to
Please ensure that all instances of _generate_error_json are renamed to _generate_error_dict to maintain consistency and prevent potential issues.
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LGTM! Consider adding brief descriptions.
The addition of _generate_error_dict and _generate_error_response functions to the Private API documentation aligns with the PR objectives. Good job on maintaining the documentation structure and following the naming convention for private functions.
Consider adding a brief description for each function to improve the documentation. For example:
.. autofunction:: flask_utils.errors._error_template._generate_error_dict
:description: Generates a dictionary representation of an error.
.. autofunction:: flask_utils.errors._error_template._generate_error_response
:description: Generates an error response object.The AI summary mentioned that _generate_error_json was renamed to _generate_error_dict. Let's verify this change:
This will help ensure that the renaming was done consistently across the codebase.
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| def test_generate_error_dict(self, error): | ||
| from flask_utils.errors._error_template import _generate_error_dict | ||
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| assert _generate_error_dict(error) == { | ||
| "success": False, | ||
| "error": { | ||
| "type": error.__class__.__name__, | ||
| "name": error.name, | ||
| "message": error.msg, | ||
| "solution": error.solution, | ||
| }, | ||
| "code": error.status_code, | ||
| } |
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Effective test implementation with a minor optimization opportunity.
The test method effectively validates the _generate_error_dict function's output against the expected error dictionary structure. All relevant fields are checked, ensuring comprehensive validation.
Consider moving the import statement outside the test method to improve performance, especially when running multiple tests:
from flask_utils.errors._error_template import _generate_error_dict
class TestGenerateErrorDict:
# ... (existing code) ...
def test_generate_error_dict(self, error):
assert _generate_error_dict(error) == {
# ... (existing assertion) ...
}This change would prevent repeated imports across multiple test runs, potentially improving test execution time.
| from flask_utils import ConflictError # or any other error | ||
| from flask_utils.errors._error_template import _generate_error_json | ||
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| json = _generate_error_json(error) |
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Update function references in _generate_error_dict docstring example
The example code in the docstring still uses the old function name _generate_error_json instead of the updated _generate_error_dict. This could cause confusion for users referring to the documentation.
Apply this diff to correct the function name in the example and ensure consistency:
from flask_utils import ConflictError # or any other error
- from flask_utils.errors._error_template import _generate_error_json
+ from flask_utils.errors._error_template import _generate_error_dict
- json = _generate_error_json(error)
+ json = _generate_error_dict(error)Also applies to: 43-52
| :param status_code: The status code of the error. | ||
| :type status_code: int | ||
| :return: Returns a dict containing a json representation of the error | ||
| :rtype: dict |
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Align :rtype: in docstring with return type annotation
The :rtype: in the docstring specifies dict, but the function's return type annotation is Dict[str, Any]. For consistency and clarity, consider updating the :rtype: to Dict[str, Any].
Apply this diff to adjust the docstring:
- :rtype: dict
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| :rtype: dict | |
| :rtype: Dict[str, Any] |
| This function was renamed from ``generate_error_json`` to ``_generate_error_response``. | ||
| It now returns a ``flask.Response`` object, calling | ||
| :func:`~flask_utils.errors._error_template._generate_error_json` to generate the json. |
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Correct function reference in versionchanged section
In the .. versionchanged:: 0.8.0 section, the function _generate_error_json is still referenced. This should be updated to _generate_error_dict to accurately reflect the changes.
Apply this diff to fix the function reference:
It now returns a ``flask.Response`` object, calling
- :func:`~flask_utils.errors._error_template._generate_error_json` to generate the json.
+ :func:`~flask_utils.errors._error_template._generate_error_dict` to generate the error dictionary.Committable suggestion
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| This function was renamed from ``generate_error_json`` to ``_generate_error_response``. | |
| It now returns a ``flask.Response`` object, calling | |
| :func:`~flask_utils.errors._error_template._generate_error_json` to generate the json. | |
| This function was renamed from ``generate_error_json`` to ``_generate_error_response``. | |
| It now returns a ``flask.Response`` object, calling | |
| :func:`~flask_utils.errors._error_template._generate_error_dict` to generate the error dictionary. |
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