implemented error handling using twitter response code #29
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- twikit/client.py (3 hunks)
- twikit/errors.py (2 hunks)
Additional comments: 3
twikit/errors.py (1)
- 45-58: The implementation of
CouldNotTweetandDuplicateTweetexceptions is correct and follows Python's exception handling conventions.twikit/client.py (2)
- 693-696: The documentation for the
DuplicateTweetexception is clear, but ensure that the actual logic to detect and raise this exception based on Twitter's response codes is implemented within thecreate_tweetmethod or theraise_exceptions_from_responsefunction.- 776-780: The use of
raise_exceptions_from_responseto handle errors based on Twitter's response codes is a good implementation. However, ensure that all possible Twitter API errors are mapped correctly in theERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTIONmapping to avoid unhandled exceptions.
| def raise_exceptions_from_response(error_list: List[dict]): | ||
| """ | ||
| This works assuming that the error codes are in: | ||
| - error['code'] | ||
| - error['extensions']['code'] | ||
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| this is an example of one error (returned on a duplicate tweet error): | ||
| { | ||
| 'message': 'Authorization: Status is a duplicate. (187)', | ||
| 'locations': [{'line': 18, 'column': 3}], | ||
| 'path': ['create_tweet'], | ||
| 'extensions': { | ||
| 'name': 'AuthorizationError', | ||
| 'source': 'Client', | ||
| 'code': 187, | ||
| 'kind': 'Permissions', | ||
| 'tracing': {'trace_id': '...'} | ||
| }, | ||
| 'code': 187, | ||
| 'kind': 'Permissions', | ||
| 'name': 'AuthorizationError', | ||
| 'source': 'Client', | ||
| 'tracing': {'trace_id': '...'} | ||
| } | ||
| """ | ||
| global ERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTION | ||
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| for error in error_list: | ||
| # getting the error code from either ['code'] or []'extensions']['code'] | ||
| code = error.get('code') | ||
| if code not in ERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTION: | ||
| code = error.get('extensions', {}).get('code') | ||
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| exception = ERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTION[code] | ||
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| if exception is not None: | ||
| raise exception(error) |
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- The function
raise_exceptions_from_responsecorrectly iterates over the error list and attempts to raise exceptions based on the error codes. However, it lacks error handling for cases where the error code does not exist in theERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTIONmapping or when the error structure does not match the expected format. This could lead toKeyErrororTypeError. - The use of
global ERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTIONis unnecessary sinceERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTIONis not being modified, only accessed.
- global ERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTION
+ # Removed unnecessary global declarationConsider adding error handling for unexpected error structures and ensure that the function does not raise unexpected exceptions.
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| def raise_exceptions_from_response(error_list: List[dict]): | |
| """ | |
| This works assuming that the error codes are in: | |
| - error['code'] | |
| - error['extensions']['code'] | |
| this is an example of one error (returned on a duplicate tweet error): | |
| { | |
| 'message': 'Authorization: Status is a duplicate. (187)', | |
| 'locations': [{'line': 18, 'column': 3}], | |
| 'path': ['create_tweet'], | |
| 'extensions': { | |
| 'name': 'AuthorizationError', | |
| 'source': 'Client', | |
| 'code': 187, | |
| 'kind': 'Permissions', | |
| 'tracing': {'trace_id': '...'} | |
| }, | |
| 'code': 187, | |
| 'kind': 'Permissions', | |
| 'name': 'AuthorizationError', | |
| 'source': 'Client', | |
| 'tracing': {'trace_id': '...'} | |
| } | |
| """ | |
| global ERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTION | |
| for error in error_list: | |
| # getting the error code from either ['code'] or []'extensions']['code'] | |
| code = error.get('code') | |
| if code not in ERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTION: | |
| code = error.get('extensions', {}).get('code') | |
| exception = ERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTION[code] | |
| if exception is not None: | |
| raise exception(error) | |
| def raise_exceptions_from_response(error_list: List[dict]): | |
| """ | |
| This works assuming that the error codes are in: | |
| - error['code'] | |
| - error['extensions']['code'] | |
| this is an example of one error (returned on a duplicate tweet error): | |
| { | |
| 'message': 'Authorization: Status is a duplicate. (187)', | |
| 'locations': [{'line': 18, 'column': 3}], | |
| 'path': ['create_tweet'], | |
| 'extensions': { | |
| 'name': 'AuthorizationError', | |
| 'source': 'Client', | |
| 'code': 187, | |
| 'kind': 'Permissions', | |
| 'tracing': {'trace_id': '...'} | |
| }, | |
| 'code': 187, | |
| 'kind': 'Permissions', | |
| 'name': 'AuthorizationError', | |
| 'source': 'Client', | |
| 'tracing': {'trace_id': '...'} | |
| } | |
| """ | |
| # Removed unnecessary global declaration | |
| for error in error_list: | |
| # getting the error code from either ['code'] or []'extensions']['code'] | |
| code = error.get('code') | |
| if code not in ERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTION: | |
| code = error.get('extensions', {}).get('code') | |
| exception = ERROR_CODE_TO_EXCEPTION.get(code) | |
| if exception is not None: | |
| raise exception(error) |
twikit/client.py
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| get_query_id, | |||
| urlencode | |||
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| from .errors import raise_exceptions_from_response | |||
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Missing error handling for the import of raise_exceptions_from_response. Ensure that there's a fallback or error message if the import fails due to the function not being available in .errors.
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