Blue sky update #221
Blue sky update #221
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces enhanced tweet management functionality by adding a Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Main as Main Application
participant PostManager as Post Manager
participant Platform as Social Media Platform
participant Database as Database
Main->>PostManager: post_to_all_platforms(tweet_text)
PostManager->>Platform: post tweet
Platform-->>PostManager: posting result
PostManager->>Database: save_tweet_to_db(tweet_text)
Database-->>PostManager: save result
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nearquake/post_manager.py (5)
3-4: Third-party imports confirmed.
It’s good that tweepy and atproto are versioned as per the requirements file.
12-19: Consider adding docstrings or inline documentation.
You might want to add a short docstring for the abstract base class “PlatformPoster” explaining its purpose. This will improve clarity for others who browse the code.
32-40: Great error handling for posting to Twitter.
The method properly logs successes and failures and returns a boolean. Consider catching exact Tweepy-related exceptions for more nuanced handling (e.g., rate limit).
42-56: Good approach for posting to BlueSky.
Similar to Twitter, consider refining the exception handling to target the specific exceptions thrown by the atproto Client for better clarity and resiliency.
58-63: Docstring parameter mismatch.
The docstring references “tweet_data” but the function parameter is named “tweet_text.” Consider updating for clarity and consistency.- :param tweet_data: The content of the tweet to be saved. + :param tweet_text: The content of the tweet to be saved.nearquake/config/__init__.py (1)
87-88: Consider fallback or validation when environment variables are missing.
If BLUESKY_USER_NAME or BLUESKY_PASSWORD are not set, posting will fail at runtime. You may wish to handle that scenario gracefully.+if not BLUESKY_USER_NAME or not BLUESKY_PASSWORD: + _logger.warning("BlueSky credentials are not found in environment variables.")nearquake/data_processor.py (1)
322-322: Consider enhancing error handling and post verification.The current implementation could benefit from:
- Platform-specific error handling to better diagnose issues
- A retry mechanism for transient failures
- Post success verification
Consider this enhancement:
- post_to_all_platforms(post_text=tweet_text) + try: + success = post_to_all_platforms(post_text=tweet_text) + if success: + # Record successful post in database + self.conn.insert_many([Post(id_event=quake.id_event)]) + else: + _logger.warning(f"Failed to post to all platforms: {tweet_text}") + except Exception as e: + if isinstance(e, (ConnectionError, TimeoutError)): + # Implement retry logic for transient failures + _logger.warning(f"Transient error, will retry: {e}") + else: + _logger.error(f"Failed to post {tweet_text}: {e}")
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nearquake/post_manager.py (2)
1-2: Imports look fine.
No issues found with importing logging or abstract base classes.
6-7: Validate references to nearquake modules.
Ensure that the Post model and config references are fully tested for integration, especially verifying that nearquake.app.db and nearquake.config references remain correct and up to date.
✅ Verification successful
References to nearquake modules are valid and properly integrated
The verification shows that:
- The Post model from
nearquake.app.dbis correctly defined and used across the codebase:- Properly defined in
app/db.pywith correct schema and relationships - Used correctly in
post_manager.pyfor database operations - Integrated in
data_processor.pywith proper joins and filters - Covered by tests in
test/db_test.py
- Properly defined in
- Config imports (BLUESKY_USER_NAME, etc.) are properly referenced from
nearquake.configand used consistently in the codebase
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requirements.txt (1)
2-2: Added “atproto==0.0.56”.
Dependencies look fine. Ensure that this version remains compatible with your current usage.
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The atproto dependency version 0.0.56 is compatible with current usage
The codebase uses basic Client functionality from atproto (login and send_post methods) in a straightforward manner through the BlueSkyPost class. The implementation doesn't use any advanced or version-specific features that might cause compatibility issues. Additionally, no security vulnerabilities were found for this package version.
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main.py (2)
19-19: Imports look consistent with the new structure.
post_to_all_platforms and save_tweet_to_db replace the old tweet operator usage.
102-103: Verify that the posted text aligns with your function signature changes.
Across daily, weekly, monthly, and fun sections, you pass “tweet_text” as an argument. Confirm that “tweet_text” is indeed a dict with the key “post” used by post_manager.
Also applies to: 127-128, 152-153, 164-165
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Potential type mismatch in tweet_text handling
Based on the implementations found:
post_to_all_platformsexpectspost_textas a dictionary with a "post" keysave_tweet_to_dbexpectstweet_textas a dictionary that can be unpacked into a Post model- However, we haven't found the complete implementation of
format_earthquake_alertto verify its return type
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Function signatures are correctly aligned
The code is correctly implemented:
format_earthquake_alertreturns a dictionary with a "post" key and other metadatapost_to_all_platformsexpects a dictionary and accesses the "post" keysave_tweet_to_dbexpects a dictionary to be unpacked into a Post model
The data flow is consistent across all usage points in daily, weekly, monthly, and fun sections, where tweet_text is properly passed as a dictionary from format_earthquake_alert to both post_to_all_platforms and save_tweet_to_db.
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nearquake/data_processor.py (2)
19-19: LGTM: Clean import of the new post manager.
The import of post_to_all_platforms aligns with the PR's objective of introducing platform-agnostic posting capabilities.
275-275: LGTM: Clean removal of TweetOperator dependency.
The simplified class inheritance aligns with the architectural change of moving platform-specific posting logic to the post_manager module.
nearquake/post_manager.py
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| def post_to_all_platforms(post_text: str) -> dict: | ||
| platforms = [TwitterPost(), BlueSkyPost()] | ||
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| platform.post(post_text.get("post")) |
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Signature mismatch and missing return statement.
- The function signature says “def post_to_all_platforms(post_text: str) -> dict:”, but you’re accessing “post_text.get(‘post’)” as if it were a dict.
- A dict is not actually returned.
-def post_to_all_platforms(post_text: str) -> dict:
+def post_to_all_platforms(post_text: dict) -> dict:
platforms = [TwitterPost(), BlueSkyPost()]
for platform in platforms:
platform.post(post_text.get("post"))
+ return {"status": "success"} # or any relevant dictionary object📝 Committable suggestion
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| def post_to_all_platforms(post_text: str) -> dict: | |
| platforms = [TwitterPost(), BlueSkyPost()] | |
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| platform.post(post_text.get("post")) | |
| def post_to_all_platforms(post_text: dict) -> dict: | |
| platforms = [TwitterPost(), BlueSkyPost()] | |
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| platform.post(post_text.get("post")) | |
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| "Recorded recent tweet posted in the database recent into the Database " | ||
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| post_to_all_platforms(post_text=tweet_text) |
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Migration to post_manager needs fixes
The verification revealed several issues that need to be addressed:
- The
post_to_all_platformsfunction expects a string parameter but tries to access a "post" key suggesting it's treating the input as a dictionary - The function doesn't return a dictionary as specified in its type hint
- The function doesn't handle platform posting failures
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Refactor
format_earthquake_alertfunction by removing thepromptparameter.