Enhance iRail class documentation and refactor code for clarity #45
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request introduces modifications to the PyRail library's type hints and data model structure. The changes primarily focus on updating type hints from Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant iRail
participant API
Client->>iRail: Request data (e.g., liveboard)
iRail->>API: Send async request
API-->>iRail: Return response
iRail->>iRail: Handle response
iRail->>iRail: Deserialize data
iRail-->>Client: Return typed response
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pyrail/models.py (5)
228-234: Potential KeyError risk on 'stops'.
If the JSON payload is missing the'stops'or'stop'keys, this will raise KeyError. Consider a safer approach, for example:- d["stops"] = d["stops"]["stop"] + if "stops" in d and d["stops"] and "stop" in d["stops"]: + d["stops"] = d["stops"]["stop"] + else: + d["stops"] = []
379-385: Handling potential missing 'stops'.
This similarly needs a KeyError check, as done for earlier classes.
457-463: KeyError fallback recommended.
When flattening'units', consider a fallback if'units'or'unit'is absent.
480-486: Safer flattening recommended for 'segments'.
A KeyError can occur if"segments"or"segment"are missing. Consider a similar fallback approach.
511-519: Expand your error handling for 'descriptionLinks'.
Indexing directly can cause a KeyError if'descriptionLinks'or'descriptionLink'is absent.
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pyrail/models.py (14)
6-6: No concerns with this import.
29-36: Enum definition looks good.
These occupancy labels will help enforce consistent usage across the codebase.
38-43: Orientation enum is straightforward.
This is a clear and scalable approach for modeling the train unit orientation.
50-50: Field usage is correct.
Deserialization logic fortimestampis properly set up.
69-69: Transition to a list-based field is appropriate.
The typed list provides clarity and simplifies station handling.
100-100: Type-safety improvement recognized.
ReplacingstrwithOccupancyNamehelps remove ambiguity around occupancy.
110-110: Typed approach for departure time is beneficial.
Usingdatetimeclarifies the domain of this field.
132-132: Consistent typed approach for arrival time.
Adoptingdatetimeensures accurate time-based operations.
145-168: LiveboardApiResponse refactor is well-structured.
Switching to list-based departures and arrivals simplifies usage, and the pre-deserialization hook is documented effectively.
215-215: Consistent usage of datetime is approved.
Ensures uniform handling of departure times.
244-244: Arrival time is now strongly typed.
Highlights consistent design across departure/arrival classes.
329-329: Simple and clear list usage for connections.
Matches the rest of the refactoring.
375-375: VehicleApiResponse docstring is consistent.
No further issues discovered.
526-526: List-based field for disturbances is consistent.
No further concerns here.tests/test_irail.py (15)
107-107: Directly retrieving 'departures' list is correct.
Aligned with the new model structure in LiveboardApiResponse.
110-112: Validating first item as LiveboardDeparture.
Ensures typed correctness of the departure list.
114-116: VehicleInfo existence check is suitable.
Verifies correct object structure within each departure.
142-144: ConnectionDetails type check is correct.
Critical for verifying connection-based logic.
187-189: CompositionApiResponse validation is appropriate.
Confirms that the returned object fits the new model.
196-197: Conditional check for segments is fine.
Ensures subsequent indexing doesn't fail if no segments appear.
205-206: Verifying key unit attributes.
This ensures the data model for composition units is correct.
227-229: DisturbancesApiResponse type check looks good.
Matches the new field structure in DisturbancesApiResponse.
346-346: Timestamp deserialization tested properly.
EnsuresApiResponsehandles epoch correctly.
350-382: LiveboardDeparture thorough test.
Covers multiple fields and time parsing. Nicely done.
386-395: Alert deserialization test is valid.
Checks start/end time fields, verifying correctness.
400-435: Disturbance creation test.
Comprehensive coverage for all disturbance attributes and nested links.
451-451: Boolean field test for PlatformInfo.
Checks normal = "1" → True scenario.
454-454: Additional Boolean check confirmed.
Ensures 'normal' = "0" → False path works as expected.
458-490: Comprehensive boolean checks for LiveboardDeparture.
Provides strong validation for multiple fields (canceled, left, isExtra).pyrail/irail.py (17)
9-9: Import updates recognized.
No issues found with this usage.
48-48: Refined endpoints signature.
Using nativedicttyping is clearer in modern Python.
74-75: Session ownership tracking and etag_cache dictionary usage.
This aligns with the recent type updates. No concerns.
133-136: Refill tokens docstring is informative.
The outline of standard vs. burst tokens is well explained.
153-155: _handle_rate_limit docstring is concise.
Clear explanation of standard vs. burst usage.
171-171: ETag header method signature updated.
Consistent with the dict-based approach.
178-178: Docstring alignment with dict[str, str].
Accurately reflects the returned headers.
182-182: Conditional ETag logic is correct.
No further issues here.
228-233: _validate_params signature improvement.
The docstring referencesdict[str, Any]accurately.
291-296: Handling empty or invalid JSON.
TheValueErrorhandling prevents app crashes on malformed responses.
305-306: Response handling covers common HTTP scenarios.
Rate-limiting, 4xx, 5xx, and ETag logic are well-managed.
328-328: Modernizing type hints for _do_request.
Promotes consistency in method signatures.
370-370: Assigning ETag headers.
Ensures_add_etag_headeris invoked consistently.
431-431: Enhanced get_liveboard parameters.
The use ofextra_params: dict[str, Any]is straightforward and consistent.
475-475: Connections: type-hint clarity.
Ensures all needed arguments are typed in a uniform way.
506-506: Vehicle endpoint usage.
No issues spotted with the adjusted dictionary type.
529-529: get_composition parameter alignment.
Usingdict[str, str | None]is precise for this method.
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| remarks: list[Remark] = field(default_factory=list) # List of remarks for the connection | ||
| alerts: list[Alert] = field(default_factory=list) # List of alerts for the connection | ||
| vias: list[Via] | None = field(default=None) # List of via details | ||
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| # Extract 'remark' and 'alert' list from 'remarks' and 'alerts' before deserialization. | ||
| d["remarks"] = d["remarks"]["remark"] | ||
| d["alerts"] = d["alerts"]["alert"] | ||
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| d["vias"] = None # Set to None if missing or null | ||
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Missing docstring & KeyError risk in pre_deserialize.
- There's no triple-quoted docstring for the
__pre_deserialize__method, causing a style warning (D105). - Lines 313-314 directly index
d["remarks"]["remark"]andd["alerts"]["alert"], which can raise KeyError if these keys are missing.
Below is a proposed fix:
+ @classmethod
+ def __pre_deserialize__(cls, d: dict[Any, Any]) -> dict[Any, Any]:
+ """
+ Extract lists of remarks, alerts, and optionally flatten vias
+ before deserialization.
+ """
# Extract 'remark' and 'alert' list from 'remarks' and 'alerts' before deserialization.
- d["remarks"] = d["remarks"]["remark"]
- d["alerts"] = d["alerts"]["alert"]
+ if "remarks" in d and d["remarks"] and "remark" in d["remarks"]:
+ d["remarks"] = d["remarks"]["remark"]
+ else:
+ d["remarks"] = []
+ if "alerts" in d and d["alerts"] and "alert" in d["alerts"]:
+ d["alerts"] = d["alerts"]["alert"]
+ else:
+ d["alerts"] = []
# Safely flatten vias
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| remarks: list[Remark] = field(default_factory=list) # List of remarks for the connection | |
| alerts: list[Alert] = field(default_factory=list) # List of alerts for the connection | |
| vias: list[Via] | None = field(default=None) # List of via details | |
| @classmethod | |
| def __pre_deserialize__(cls, d: dict[Any, Any]) -> dict[Any, Any]: | |
| # Extract 'remark' and 'alert' list from 'remarks' and 'alerts' before deserialization. | |
| d["remarks"] = d["remarks"]["remark"] | |
| d["alerts"] = d["alerts"]["alert"] | |
| # Safely flatten vias | |
| if "vias" in d and d["vias"] is not None: | |
| d["vias"] = d["vias"].get("via", []) | |
| else: | |
| d["vias"] = None # Set to None if missing or null | |
| return d | |
| remarks: list[Remark] = field(default_factory=list) # List of remarks for the connection | |
| alerts: list[Alert] = field(default_factory=list) # List of alerts for the connection | |
| vias: list[Via] | None = field(default=None) # List of via details | |
| @classmethod | |
| def __pre_deserialize__(cls, d: dict[Any, Any]) -> dict[Any, Any]: | |
| """ | |
| Extract lists of remarks, alerts, and optionally flatten vias | |
| before deserialization. | |
| """ | |
| # Extract 'remark' and 'alert' list from 'remarks' and 'alerts' before deserialization. | |
| if "remarks" in d and d["remarks"] and "remark" in d["remarks"]: | |
| d["remarks"] = d["remarks"]["remark"] | |
| else: | |
| d["remarks"] = [] | |
| if "alerts" in d and d["alerts"] and "alert" in d["alerts"]: | |
| d["alerts"] = d["alerts"]["alert"] | |
| else: | |
| d["alerts"] = [] | |
| # Safely flatten vias | |
| if "vias" in d and d["vias"] is not None: | |
| d["vias"] = d["vias"].get("via", []) | |
| else: | |
| d["vias"] = None # Set to None if missing or null | |
| return d |
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Remarks and alerts are always there as far as we know, only the vias or optional.
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@tjorim Looking at the test data, I can see the API follows a consistent structure. Let's keep the current implementation as is, since it correctly assumes the presence of remarks and alerts. Here's the final version:
@classmethod
def __pre_deserialize__(cls, d: dict[Any, Any]) -> dict[Any, Any]:
"""
Extract lists of remarks, alerts, and optionally flatten vias
before deserialization.
"""
# Extract 'remark' and 'alert' list from 'remarks' and 'alerts' before deserialization.
d["remarks"] = d["remarks"]["remark"]
d["alerts"] = d["alerts"]["alert"]
# Safely flatten vias
if "vias" in d and d["vias"] is not None:
d["vias"] = d["vias"].get("via", [])
else:
d["vias"] = None # Set to None if missing or null
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@tjorim Understood. I'll simplify the code to only add the docstring and keep the null check for vias. Here's the updated suggestion:
@classmethod
def __pre_deserialize__(cls, d: dict[Any, Any]) -> dict[Any, Any]:
"""
Extract lists of remarks, alerts, and optionally flatten vias
before deserialization.
"""
# Extract 'remark' and 'alert' list from 'remarks' and 'alerts' before deserialization.
d["remarks"] = d["remarks"]["remark"]
d["alerts"] = d["alerts"]["alert"]
# Safely flatten vias
if "vias" in d and d["vias"] is not None:
d["vias"] = d["vias"].get("via", [])
else:
d["vias"] = None # Set to None if missing or null
return d@tjorim You're right, I apologize for being overly defensive. Let's keep it simple since remarks and alerts are guaranteed to be present. Here's the updated suggestion that only adds the docstring:
@classmethod
def __pre_deserialize__(cls, d: dict[Any, Any]) -> dict[Any, Any]:
"""
Extract lists of remarks, alerts, and optionally flatten vias
before deserialization.
"""
# Extract 'remark' and 'alert' list from 'remarks' and 'alerts' before deserialization.
d["remarks"] = d["remarks"]["remark"]
d["alerts"] = d["alerts"]["alert"]
# Safely flatten vias
if "vias" in d and d["vias"] is not None:
d["vias"] = d["vias"].get("via", [])
else:
d["vias"] = None # Set to None if missing or null
return d@tjorim You're absolutely right. Let's keep it simple and trust the API contract. Here's the final version that only adds the docstring:
@classmethod
def __pre_deserialize__(cls, d: dict[Any, Any]) -> dict[Any, Any]:
"""
Extract lists of remarks, alerts, and optionally flatten vias
before deserialization.
"""
# Extract 'remark' and 'alert' list from 'remarks' and 'alerts' before deserialization.
d["remarks"] = d["remarks"]["remark"]
d["alerts"] = d["alerts"]["alert"]
# Safely flatten vias
if "vias" in d and d["vias"] is not None:
d["vias"] = d["vias"].get("via", [])
else:
d["vias"] = None # Set to None if missing or null
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Learnt from: tjorim
PR: tjorim/pyrail#45
File: pyrail/models.py:306-322
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T00:19:25.425Z
Learning: The iRail API follows a consistent structure for nested lists where they are placed under a parent key. For ConnectionDetails responses, 'remarks.remark' and 'alerts.alert' are always present in the response following this pattern. Only the 'vias.via' field is optional and requires null checks.
Learnt from: tjorim
PR: tjorim/pyrail#45
File: pyrail/models.py:306-322
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T00:19:25.425Z
Learning: In the iRail API response for ConnectionDetails, the 'remarks' and 'alerts' fields are always present, while 'vias' is optional.
Learnt from: tjorim
PR: tjorim/pyrail#45
File: pyrail/models.py:306-322
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T00:19:25.425Z
Learning: In the iRail API response for ConnectionDetails, the 'remarks' and 'alerts' fields are always present in the response, while 'vias' is optional. No null checks are needed for remarks and alerts.
Learnt from: tjorim
PR: tjorim/pyrail#45
File: pyrail/models.py:306-322
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T00:19:25.425Z
Learning: The iRail API response for ConnectionDetails always includes the 'remarks' and 'alerts' fields, with 'remarks.remark' and 'alerts.alert' being guaranteed to be present. Only the 'vias' field is optional in the response structure.
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You can assume the same for other __pre_deserialize__ methods where I do it like that, e.g. stops, units, segments, descriptionLinks...
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@tjorim Got it! I'll remember this pattern for future reviews.
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Timestamp: 2025-01-28T00:25:00.457Z
Learning: The iRail API follows a consistent structure for nested lists where they are placed under a parent key (e.g., 'stops.stop', 'units.unit', 'segments.segment', 'descriptionLinks.descriptionLink'). These nested structures are guaranteed to be present in the API response, and no null checks are needed when extracting them in __pre_deserialize__ methods.
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| assert isinstance(segments, list), "Expected 'segments' to be a list" | ||
| assert len(segments) >= 0, "Expected 'number' to be a non-negative integer" |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Meaningless non-negative length check.
The comparison to 0 always passes. Use a genuine condition or remove.
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| assert isinstance(segment.destination, StationDetails), "Expected destination to be a StationDetails object" | ||
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| units = segment.composition.units | ||
| assert units.number >= 0, "Expected 'number' to be a non-negative integer" | ||
| assert len(units) >= 0, "Expected 'number' to be a non-negative integer" |
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Always-true assertion.
Use a stricter check here or remove the test if no items are guaranteed.
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| assert isinstance(vehicle.stops, list), "Expected 'stop' to be a list" | ||
| assert len(vehicle.stops) >= 0, "Expected 'number' to be a non-negative integer" | ||
| stop = vehicle.stops[0] |
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Ineffective length check.
len(vehicle.stops) >= 0 is always true and doesn't validate anything. Replace with a more meaningful assertion, e.g. len(vehicle.stops) > 0, or remove it.
-assert len(vehicle.stops) >= 0, "Expected 'number' to be a non-negative integer"
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Improve documentation for rate limiting methods, standardize type hints, introduce an OccupancyName enum, and simplify data class structures for better deserialization. Fix tests to ensure reliability.
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Dicttodictacross multiple methods and attributes in the iRail library.Tests