Solution #33
Solution #33
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Your code meets the task requirements effectively, and you've done a great job implementing the necessary functionalities! 🎉 While there are some areas for improvement, such as enhancing error handling and logging for better traceability, these are minor issues that don't impact the core functionality. Keep up the great work, and consider the feedback for future enhancements! 😊
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| print(f"Unexpected error: {e}") | |||
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Consider logging unexpected errors to a file or monitoring system for better traceability and debugging, instead of just printing them.
| detail=f"A user with this email {register_data.email} already exists." | ||
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| user_group = db.query(UserGroupModel).filter_by(name=UserGroupEnum.USER).first() |
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Ensure that the UserGroupEnum.USER exists and is correctly defined. If it doesn't exist, this query will fail.
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| @router.post("/activate/", response_model=MessageResponseSchema) | ||
| def activate_user(activation_data: UserActivationRequestSchema, db: Session = Depends(get_db)): | ||
| user = db.query(UserModel).filter_by(email=activation_data.email).first() |
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Consider adding error handling for the case where the user is not found. Currently, if the user does not exist, accessing user.is_active will raise an AttributeError.
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| @router.post("/reset-password/complete/", response_model=MessageResponseSchema) | ||
| def password_reset_completion(data: PasswordResetCompleteRequestSchema, db: Session = Depends(get_db)): | ||
| user = db.query(UserModel).filter_by(email=data.email).first() |
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Consider adding error handling for the case where the user is not found. Currently, if the user does not exist, accessing user.password_reset_token will raise an AttributeError.
| jwt_auth_manager: JWTAuthManagerInterface = Depends(get_jwt_auth_manager), | ||
| db: Session = Depends(get_db) | ||
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| user = db.query(UserModel).filter_by(email=data.email).first() |
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Consider adding error handling for the case where the user is not found. Currently, if the user does not exist, accessing user.verify_password will raise an AttributeError.
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| return MovieDetailSchema.model_validate(movie) | |||
| except IntegrityError: | |||
| db.rollback() | |||
| raise HTTPException(status_code=400, detail=f"Invalid input data.") | |||
| raise HTTPException(status_code=400, detail="Invalid input data.") | |||
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Consider logging the error details to a file or monitoring system for better traceability and debugging, instead of just raising an HTTPException.
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| db.refresh(movie) | |||
| except IntegrityError: | |||
| db.rollback() | |||
| raise HTTPException(status_code=400, detail=f"Invalid input data.") | |||
| raise HTTPException(status_code=400, detail="Invalid input data.") | |||
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Consider logging the error details to a file or monitoring system for better traceability and debugging, instead of just raising an HTTPException.
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| class UserActivationRequestSchema(BaseModel): | ||
| email: str |
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Consider using EmailStr for the email field to ensure consistent email validation across all schemas.
| @field_validator("email") | ||
| @classmethod | ||
| def validate_email(cls, value): | ||
| return accounts_validators.validate_email(value) |
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Ensure that accounts_validators.validate_email is implemented correctly to handle email validation. If it raises exceptions, consider handling them to provide user-friendly error messages.
| @field_validator("password") | ||
| @classmethod | ||
| def validate_password(cls, value): | ||
| return accounts_validators.validate_password_strength(value) |
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Ensure that accounts_validators.validate_password_strength is implemented correctly to handle password validation. If it raises exceptions, consider handling them to provide user-friendly error messages.
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