1.2.5 #145
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request enhance the alerting functionality and data handling within the auction system. In Changes
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utils/mega_data_setup.py (2)
371-373: Simplify dictionary key check and document the default value.
- Simplify the dictionary key check.
- Consider adding a comment explaining why 1000 was chosen as the default value.
- if "required_lvl" not in ilvl_info.keys(): + if "required_lvl" not in ilvl_info: # Default to max level requirement ilvl_info["required_lvl"] = 1000🧰 Tools
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374-383: Consider using a schema validator for better maintainability.The current approach of using an example dictionary for schema validation works but could be improved. Consider using a schema validation library like
pydanticordataclassesfor better type safety and maintainability.Example using dataclasses:
from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import List, Optional @dataclass class IlvlInfo: ilvl: int buyout: int sockets: bool speed: bool leech: bool avoidance: bool item_ids: List[int] required_lvl: int = 1000 # Default to max level requirement
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mega_alerts.py (5)
282-289: LGTM! Clear and efficient level requirement extractionThe code efficiently extracts the required level from item modifiers with good documentation.
330-333: LGTM! Proper validation of level requirementThe level requirement validation is well-placed and follows the established pattern of other validation checks.
345-345: LGTM! Consistent dictionary field additionThe required_lvl field is properly added to the return dictionary.
480-480: LGTM! Consistent results dictionary field additionThe required_lvl field is properly added to the ilvl_results_dict.
84-85: Verify alert handling with new required_lvl fieldThe implementation of required_lvl is consistent throughout the code. However, let's verify that existing alerts are not affected by this change.
Also applies to: 282-289, 330-333, 345-345, 480-480
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Based on the results, I can now provide the final response:
✓ Alert handling with required_lvl field is correctly implemented
The implementation is consistent and safe because:
- The required_lvl field is properly handled in message formatting with null checks
- It follows the existing pattern of conditional field inclusion
- The field is consistently used across auction processing (buyouts, modifiers)
- No existing alert message construction patterns are affected as required_lvl is only added as an optional field
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392-392: LGTM!The addition of
required_lvltoint_varsis consistent with the validation approach and maintains alphabetical ordering.
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371-392: Verify handling of required_lvl in the auction system.The addition of
required_lvllooks good, but let's verify its integration with the auction system.✅ Verification successful
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required_lvlis clearly visible in the codebase.The
required_lvlattribute is properly integrated in the auction systemThe attribute is well-handled across the codebase:
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mega_alerts.py, it's used for filtering items based on level requirements againstDESIRED_ILVL_ITEMS["required_lvl"]- It's included in alert messages when available
- The value is properly extracted from item modifiers (type 9)
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7-11: Document the rationale for commented push triggerConsider adding a comment explaining why the push trigger is disabled. This helps future maintainers understand if this is intentional for controlled releases or if it should be enabled under certain conditions.
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89-93: Enhance certificate security practicesConsider these security improvements:
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shredon Unix or similar Windows alternatives)- Consider using separate certificates for Windows and macOS signing
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- name: Sign Executable run: | $cert_path = "certificate.pfx" $password = "${{ secrets.CERT_PASSWORD }}" $timestamp_url = "http://timestamp.digicert.com" $executable_path = ".\AzerothAuctionAssassin-windows\AzerothAuctionAssassin\bin\Release\net8.0-windows\publish\win-x86\AzerothAuctionAssassin.exe" $signtoolPath = Resolve-Path "C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\bin\*\x64\signtool.exe" | Select-Object -Last 1 & $signtoolPath sign /f $cert_path /p $password /tr $timestamp_url /td sha256 /fd sha256 /v $executable_path + # Securely delete the certificate file + if (Test-Path $cert_path) { + $bytes = [byte[]](Get-Content $cert_path -Encoding Byte) + $bytes = @(0) * $bytes.Length + [System.IO.File]::WriteAllBytes($cert_path, $bytes) + Remove-Item $cert_path -Force + } shell: pwshAlso applies to: 134-135
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146-159: Improve documentation for macOS signing issuesThe current comment "broken probably needs a different cert" is not sufficiently descriptive. Consider:
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mega_alerts.py (1)
285-292: LGTM: Consider adding a comment about modifier type 9The code correctly and safely extracts the required level from item modifiers. Consider adding a brief comment explaining that modifier type 9 represents the player level requirement, as this isn't immediately obvious from the code.
# Check for a modifier with type 9 and get its value (modifier 9 value equals playerLevel) +# Note: In WoW's item system, modifier type 9 specifically represents the player level requirementAzerothAuctionAssassin.py (5)
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1012-1034: Update function to handle missing required_lvl key.Based on the PR objectives, the function needs to handle cases where users don't have
required_lvlset in their JSON data.Apply this diff to ensure backward compatibility:
def remove_ilvl_to_list(self): if len(self.ilvl_input.text()) == 0: QMessageBox.critical( self, "Ilvl Removal Issue", "Please double click an ilvl json to remove it!", ) return if self.ilvl_item_input.text() == "": item_ids_list = [] else: item_ids_list = list( map(int, self.ilvl_item_input.text().replace(" ", "").split(",")) ) ilvl_dict_data = { "ilvl": int(self.ilvl_input.text()), "buyout": int(self.ilvl_price_input.text()), "sockets": self.ilvl_sockets.isChecked(), "speed": self.ilvl_speed.isChecked(), "leech": self.ilvl_leech.isChecked(), "avoidance": self.ilvl_avoidance.isChecked(), "item_ids": item_ids_list, + "required_lvl": None # Add this field with None as default }
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1035-1048: Improve error handling in item removal.The current implementation might fail silently if the item is not found in the list. Add proper error handling and user feedback.
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if ilvl_dict_data in self.ilvl_list: string_with_data = f"Item ID: {','.join(map(str, ilvl_dict_data['item_ids']))}; Price: {ilvl_dict_data['buyout']}; ILvl: {ilvl_dict_data['ilvl']}; Sockets: {ilvl_dict_data['sockets']}; Speed: {ilvl_dict_data['speed']}; Leech: {ilvl_dict_data['leech']}; Avoidance: {ilvl_dict_data['avoidance']}" - print(string_with_data) + found = False for x in range(self.ilvl_list_display.count()): if self.ilvl_list_display.item(x).text() == string_with_data: self.ilvl_list_display.takeItem(x) self.ilvl_list.remove(ilvl_dict_data) - return + found = True + break + if not found: + QMessageBox.warning(self, "Item Not Found", "The selected item was not found in the list.") + else: + QMessageBox.warning(self, "Item Not Found", "The selected item was not found in the list.")
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def save_json_file(self, path, data): - with open(path, "w", encoding="utf-8") as json_file: - json.dump(data, json_file, ensure_ascii=False, indent=4) + try: + # First write to a temporary file + temp_path = f"{path}.tmp" + with open(temp_path, "w", encoding="utf-8") as json_file: + json.dump(data, json_file, ensure_ascii=False, indent=4) + # Then rename it to the target file (atomic operation) + import os + os.replace(temp_path, path) + except Exception as e: + QMessageBox.critical(self, "Save Error", f"Failed to save file {path}: {str(e)}") + raise
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1493-1507: Add input validation for authentication token.The authentication token is sent to an external API without proper validation, which could be a security risk.
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def start_alerts(self): + # Validate token format before sending + token = self.authentication_token.text().strip() + if not token or len(token) < 32: # Adjust minimum length as per your token format + QMessageBox.critical( + self, + "Invalid Token", + "Please provide a valid authentication token of sufficient length.", + ) + return + response = requests.post( self.token_auth_url, - json={"token": f"{self.authentication_token.text()}"}, + json={"token": token}, )
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4-4: LGTM: Version update to 1.2.5The version update is consistent with the PR objectives and is properly reflected in the workflow.
mega_alerts.py (3)
84-88: LGTM: Backward compatible required_lvl handlingThe code correctly handles the optional
required_lvlfield by checking both its presence and value, maintaining backward compatibility for users without this field.
333-336: LGTM: Proper level requirement filteringThe code correctly filters out items with level requirements exceeding the desired threshold while safely handling cases where
required_lvlis not set.
348-348: LGTM: Consistent required_lvl propagationThe required level is correctly propagated through the result dictionaries, ensuring this information is available for alert generation.
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utils/api_requests.py (1)
154-158: Add docstring to document the return values.Consider adding a docstring to clearly document the function's return values, especially since it now returns 4 different values.
def get_ilvl_items(ilvl=201, item_ids=[]): + """Get item information based on item level and optional item IDs. + + Args: + ilvl (int, optional): The item level threshold. Defaults to 201. + item_ids (list, optional): Specific item IDs to query. Defaults to []. + + Returns: + tuple: Contains: + - dict[int, str]: Mapping of item IDs to names + - set[int]: Set of item IDs + - dict[int, int]: Mapping of item IDs to base item levels + - dict[int, int]: Mapping of item IDs to required levels + """utils/mega_data_setup.py (1)
375-377: Document the default value choice.The default value of 1000 for
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154-158: Verify all callers handle the new return value.The implementation looks good and maintains consistency with existing patterns. However, since this function now returns 4 values instead of 3, we should verify that all callers have been updated accordingly.
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get_ilvl_items:All callers properly handle the new return value ✅
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get_ilvl_items()have been correctly updated to handle the new 4-value return tuple. Both instances inutils/mega_data_setup.pyproperly unpack all values including the newbase_required_levels:
item_names, item_ids, base_ilvls, base_required_levels = get_ilvl_items(ilvl, all_item_ids)item_names, item_ids, base_ilvls, base_required_levels = get_ilvl_items()🏁 Scripts executed
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344-364: LGTM! Consistent handling of required levels.The changes correctly handle the new
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369-425: LGTM! Well-structured implementation with proper validation.The changes properly handle the new
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285-342: Improve required level validation logic.The current implementation has a few potential issues:
- The early return at line 285 before required level extraction could skip valid items that don't have bonus lists but have a valid required level.
- The validation against the required level threshold happens before falling back to the base level, which could lead to incorrect filtering.
- The base_required_levels dictionary access could raise KeyError if the item ID is not present.
Consider this improved implementation:
if "bonus_lists" not in auction["item"]: - return False + item_bonus_ids = set() + else: + item_bonus_ids = set(auction["item"]["bonus_lists"]) # Check for a modifier with type 9 and get its value (modifier 9 value equals playerLevel) required_lvl = None for modifier in auction["item"].get("modifiers", []): if modifier["type"] == 9: required_lvl = modifier["value"] break - item_bonus_ids = set(auction["item"]["bonus_lists"]) # look for intersection of bonus_ids and any other lists tertiary_stats = { "sockets": len(item_bonus_ids & socket_ids) != 0, "leech": len(item_bonus_ids & leech_ids) != 0, "avoidance": len(item_bonus_ids & avoidance_ids) != 0, "speed": len(item_bonus_ids & speed_ids) != 0, } # ... (rest of the tertiary stats validation) # if no modifier["type"] == 9 found, use the base required level for report if not required_lvl: - required_lvl = DESIRED_ILVL_ITEMS["base_required_levels"][auction["item"]["id"]] + required_lvl = DESIRED_ILVL_ITEMS["base_required_levels"].get(auction["item"]["id"]) + if required_lvl is None: + return False # skip if required_lvl is too high if required_lvl > DESIRED_ILVL_ITEMS["required_lvl"]: return False
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84-88: LGTM! Required level display logic is well-implemented.The code correctly handles the presence of the
required_lvlattribute and follows Python best practices for None comparison.
354-354: LGTM! Required level is correctly included in the return dictionary.The addition maintains consistency with the function's data structure.
489-489: LGTM! Required level is correctly propagated to the results dictionary.The addition ensures that the required level information flows through to the final alert message.
333-342: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionEnhance error handling for better backward compatibility.
While the code handles missing modifiers, it could be more robust in handling cases where
required_lvlis not set in the DESIRED_ILVL_ITEMS configuration.Let's verify the potential impact:
Consider adding a safety check:
# skip if required_lvl is too high - if required_lvl and required_lvl > DESIRED_ILVL_ITEMS["required_lvl"]: + if required_lvl and "required_lvl" in DESIRED_ILVL_ITEMS and required_lvl > DESIRED_ILVL_ITEMS["required_lvl"]: return False
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379-387: Ensure backward compatibility for existing JSON files.The default value of 1000 for
required_lvlensures backward compatibility with existing JSON files that don't have this field. However, consider documenting this default value and its significance.Consider adding a comment explaining the default value:
if "required_lvl" not in ilvl_info.keys(): - ilvl_info["required_lvl"] = 1000 + # Default to 1000 to maintain backward compatibility + # This value ensures that items without a required level are still considered + ilvl_info["required_lvl"] = 1000🧰 Tools
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354-356: LGTM! Function call updated correctly.The
get_ilvl_itemsfunction call has been properly updated to handle the newbase_required_levelsreturn value.
432-435: LGTM! Proper dictionary comprehension for required levels.The implementation correctly maps item IDs to their required levels using dictionary comprehension, maintaining consistency with the existing codebase style.
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AzerothAuctionAssassinData/example_desired_ilvl_list.json (1)
29-30: Document the newrequired_lvlfield.The introduction of the
required_lvlfield represents a significant change in the data structure. Consider adding documentation to explain:
- The purpose and usage of the
required_lvlfield- That this field is optional for backward compatibility
- The expected value range for
required_lvlConsider adding a comment block at the top of the file:
// Example desired_ilvl_list.json // Configuration format: // { // "ilvl": number, // Required: Item level requirement // "buyout": number, // Required: Maximum buyout price // "sockets": boolean, // Required: Socket requirement // "speed": boolean, // Required: Speed requirement // "leech": boolean, // Required: Leech requirement // "avoidance": boolean, // Required: Avoidance requirement // "item_ids": number[], // Required: Array of specific item IDs // "required_lvl": number // Optional: Minimum character level requirement // }
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AzerothAuctionAssassinData/example_desired_ilvl_list.json (1)
30-30: Verify the handling of the newrequired_lvlfield.The addition of the
required_lvlfield requires careful verification of the implementation.Let's verify the implementation:
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required_lvlfield is properly handled across the codebaseThe verification shows that:
required_lvlhas proper fallback handling inutils/mega_data_setup.pywith a default value of 1000- The field is correctly validated and processed in
mega_alerts.py- The implementation includes proper null checks and comparisons before accessing the field
- The field is properly integrated with the base required levels system
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354-356: LGTM: Function call updated to handle required levels.The
get_ilvl_itemsfunction call has been correctly updated to receive the newbase_required_levelsparameter.
361-361: LGTM: Method calls consistently updated.All calls to
__set_desired_ilvlhave been consistently updated to pass the newbase_required_levelsparameter.Also applies to: 369-369, 373-373
379-381: LGTM: Method signature updated.The
__set_desired_ilvlmethod signature has been correctly updated to include thebase_required_levelsparameter.
399-400: LGTM: Example and validation updated.The example dictionary and validation list have been properly updated to include the new required level fields.
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427-427: LGTM: Base required levels handling added.The code correctly handles the
base_required_levelsdictionary for both scenarios:
- When no specific item IDs are provided (using the complete dictionary)
- When specific item IDs are provided (filtering the dictionary)
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89-90: LGTM: Window dimensions adjusted for new UI elements.The increased dimensions (650x750) provide adequate space for the new item level input fields.
721-746: LGTM: New player level input fields properly implemented.The implementation includes:
- Clear labels and tooltips explaining the purpose
- Consistent styling with other input fields
- Proper size constraints
750-775: Verify button layout adjustments.The button positions have been updated to accommodate the new input fields. However, there might be potential UI overflow issues on smaller screens.
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No UI overflow concerns with current button layout.
The code analysis shows that the UI implementation has proper size constraints:
- Fixed button sizes (150x25 pixels) are consistently applied across the interface
- Grid layout is used which handles spacing and alignment automatically
- The list widget is positioned with adequate space (spans 11 rows and 2 columns)
- Input fields have consistent fixed sizes (120x15/25 pixels)
The layout implementation follows Qt best practices and maintains consistent spacing, making it unlikely to have overflow issues on standard desktop resolutions.
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680-681: Consider using dynamic sizing instead of fixed sizes for UI elementsSetting fixed sizes for labels and input fields may cause layout issues on different screens or resolutions. Consider using layouts that adapt to the content and window size.
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1378-1385: Correct the comment to match the validation logicThe comment mentions checking if all items are between 100k and 500k, but the code validates item IDs between 1 and 500,000. Update the comment to reflect the correct range.
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- # Check if all items are between 100k and 500k + # Check if all item IDs are between 1 and 500k
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1503-1544: Potential issue when removing ilvl entries without level requirementsIn
remove_ilvl_to_list, existing entries withoutrequired_min_lvlandrequired_max_lvlmay not match the constructedilvl_dict_data, preventing their removal.To ensure backward compatibility and correct removal functionality, consider normalizing existing entries by adding default values before comparison.
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def remove_ilvl_to_list(self): if len(self.ilvl_input.text()) == 0: QMessageBox.critical( self, "Ilvl Removal Issue", "Please double click an ilvl json to remove it!", ) return if self.ilvl_item_input.text() == "": item_ids_list = [] else: item_ids_list = list( map(int, self.ilvl_item_input.text().replace(" ", "").split(",")) ) + # Normalize existing entries by adding default values + for entry in self.ilvl_list: + entry.setdefault("required_min_lvl", 1) + entry.setdefault("required_max_lvl", 999) required_min_lvl = self.ilvl_min_required_lvl_input.text() if required_min_lvl == "": required_min_lvl = 1 else: required_min_lvl = int(required_min_lvl)
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89-90: Verify UI scaling with updated window dimensionsThe application window dimensions have been increased to width 650 and height 750. Ensure that all UI elements adjust appropriately to the new size without layout issues on different screen resolutions.
721-746: Added input fields for Min and Max Player LevelThe introduction of
Min Player LevelandMax Player Levelfields enhances the functionality for item level filtering. Ensure that tooltips and labels accurately describe their purpose.
1283-1308: Ensured backward compatibility when loading item level dataAdding default values for missing keys (
'item_ids','required_min_lvl','required_max_lvl') maintains compatibility with existingdesired_ilvl_list.jsonfiles that may not include these keys.
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379-384: Improve error handling for required level validation.The method now uses
.get()for safe dictionary access with default values, which is good. However, consider adding validation to ensurerequired_min_lvlis not greater thanrequired_max_lvl.def __set_desired_ilvl( self, ilvl_info, item_names, base_ilvls, base_required_levels ): ilvl_info["item_ids"] = ilvl_info.get("item_ids", []) ilvl_info["required_min_lvl"] = ilvl_info.get("required_min_lvl", 1) ilvl_info["required_max_lvl"] = ilvl_info.get("required_max_lvl", 1000) + if ilvl_info["required_min_lvl"] > ilvl_info["required_max_lvl"]: + raise ValueError(f"required_min_lvl ({ilvl_info['required_min_lvl']}) cannot be greater than required_max_lvl ({ilvl_info['required_max_lvl']})")
422-422: Consider documenting the required level structure.Add docstring documentation to explain the structure and purpose of the
base_required_levelsdictionary.def __set_desired_ilvl( self, ilvl_info, item_names, base_ilvls, base_required_levels ): + """ + Set up desired item level information with required level constraints. + + Args: + ilvl_info (dict): Item level configuration + item_names (dict): Mapping of item IDs to names + base_ilvls (dict): Mapping of item IDs to base item levels + base_required_levels (dict): Mapping of item IDs to required character levels + """Also applies to: 431-434
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8-21: Improve exception handling for Windows C# binary initialization.The current implementation silently ignores all exceptions, which could hide important initialization errors. Consider:
- Logging the exception for debugging
- Only catching specific exceptions that are expected
-try: - if sys.argv[1] == "run-from-windows-bin": - sys.path.append(f"{sys.argv[2]}") - sys.path.append(f"{sys.argv[3]}") - - windowsApp_Path = f"{sys.argv[2]}" - else: - pass -except Exception as ex: - pass +try: + if sys.argv[1] == "run-from-windows-bin": + sys.path.append(f"{sys.argv[2]}") + sys.path.append(f"{sys.argv[3]}") + windowsApp_Path = f"{sys.argv[2]}" +except IndexError: + # Expected when not running from Windows binary + pass +except Exception as ex: + print(f"Warning: Failed to initialize Windows binary paths: {ex}")
727-730: Enhance tooltip clarity for minimum player level.The tooltip could be more specific about the relationship between required levels and item usage.
- "Set the minimum required character level to use gear.\n" - + "Ex: required level 80 for TWW items, 70 for DF items, etc." + "Set the minimum required character level to equip/use the item.\n" + + "Examples:\n" + + "- Level 80 for Time-Walking items\n" + + "- Level 70 for Dragonflight items"
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354-356: LGTM: Function call updated to handle required levels.The function call to
get_ilvl_itemshas been properly updated to handle the newbase_required_levelsreturn value.
394-395: LGTM: Example and validation updated for required level fields.The example dictionary and validation variables have been correctly updated to include the new required level fields.
Also applies to: 405-405
422-422: Verify the base_required_levels dictionary structure.The code assumes that
base_required_levelsis a dictionary with item IDs as keys. Let's verify this assumption across the codebase.Also applies to: 431-434
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The base_required_levels dictionary structure is correctly implemented.
Looking at the implementation in
utils/api_requests.py,base_required_levelsis indeed a dictionary with item IDs as keys and required levels as values. The structure is explicitly defined in theget_ilvl_itemsfunction:base_required_levels = { int(itemID): item_info["required_level"] for itemID, item_info in results.items() }All usages across the codebase consistently treat it as a dictionary with integer item IDs as keys.
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727-730: Consider enhancing the tooltip text for clarity.The tooltip could be more specific about the use cases. For example:
- "Set the minimum required character level to use gear.\n" - + "Ex: required level 80 for TWW items, 70 for DF items, etc." + "Set the minimum required character level to use gear.\n" + + "Examples:\n" + + "- Level 80 for Timewalking (TWW) items\n" + + "- Level 70 for Dragonflight (DF) items\n" + + "This helps filter items based on character level requirements."
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8-90: LGTM: Version bump and window size adjustments.The version update to "1.2.5" and window size increase (650x750) are appropriate to accommodate the new player level requirement fields.
1287-1298: Verify handling of new fields in dependent code.The addition of
required_min_lvlandrequired_max_lvlfields needs verification in code that processes the item level data.✅ Verification successful
New fields are properly handled across the codebase
The verification shows comprehensive handling of the new level requirement fields:
utils/mega_data_setup.pyproperly initializes the fields with defaultsAzerothAuctionAssassin.pyhas complete UI integration and validation logicmega_alerts.pycorrectly uses the fields for filtering alerts🏁 Scripts executed
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| required_min_lvl = self.ilvl_min_required_lvl_input.text() | ||
| if required_min_lvl == "": | ||
| required_min_lvl = 1 | ||
| else: | ||
| # Validate min level | ||
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| required_min_lvl = int(required_min_lvl) | ||
| if not 1 <= required_min_lvl <= 999: | ||
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| self, | ||
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| "Min level must be between 1 and 999.", | ||
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| required_max_lvl = 999 | ||
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| # Validate max level | ||
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| required_max_lvl = int(required_max_lvl) | ||
| if not 1 <= required_max_lvl <= 999: | ||
| QMessageBox.critical( | ||
| self, | ||
| "Invalid Max Level", | ||
| "Max level must be between 1 and 999.", | ||
| ) | ||
| return False | ||
| elif required_max_lvl <= required_min_lvl: | ||
| QMessageBox.critical( | ||
| self, | ||
| "Invalid Level Range", | ||
| "Max level must be greater than Min level.", | ||
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| except ValueError: | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Extract validation logic into reusable methods.
The level validation logic is repeated in multiple places. Consider extracting it into a dedicated method.
+ def validate_player_level(self, level, level_type="Level"):
+ """Validate a player level value.
+
+ Args:
+ level: The level value to validate
+ level_type: Description of the level type for error messages
+
+ Returns:
+ tuple: (is_valid, error_message)
+ """
+ try:
+ level_int = int(level)
+ if not 1 <= level_int <= 999:
+ return False, f"{level_type} must be between 1 and 999."
+ return True, None
+ except ValueError:
+ return False, f"{level_type} should be a number."
def add_ilvl_to_list(self):
# ... existing code ...
- try:
- required_min_lvl = int(required_min_lvl)
- if not 1 <= required_min_lvl <= 999:
- QMessageBox.critical(
- self,
- "Invalid Min Level",
- "Min level must be between 1 and 999.",
- )
- return False
- except ValueError:
- QMessageBox.critical(
- self, "Invalid Input", "Min level should be a number."
- )
- return False
+ is_valid, error_message = self.validate_player_level(required_min_lvl, "Min level")
+ if not is_valid:
+ QMessageBox.critical(self, "Invalid Input", error_message)
+ return FalseCommittable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| # Load item level list from file | ||
| with open(self.path_to_desired_ilvl_list) as file: | ||
| self.ilvl_list = json.load(file) | ||
| # Process each item level data dictionary | ||
| for ilvl_dict_data in self.ilvl_list: | ||
| # Add missing 'item_ids' key if not present | ||
| if "item_ids" not in ilvl_dict_data: | ||
| ilvl_dict_data["item_ids"] = [] | ||
| string_with_data = f"Item ID: {','.join(map(str, ilvl_dict_data['item_ids']))}; Price: {ilvl_dict_data['buyout']}; ILvl: {ilvl_dict_data['ilvl']}; Sockets: {ilvl_dict_data['sockets']}; Speed: {ilvl_dict_data['speed']}; Leech: {ilvl_dict_data['leech']}; Avoidance: {ilvl_dict_data['avoidance']}" | ||
| if "required_min_lvl" not in ilvl_dict_data: | ||
| ilvl_dict_data["required_min_lvl"] = 1 | ||
| if "required_max_lvl" not in ilvl_dict_data: | ||
| ilvl_dict_data["required_max_lvl"] = 999 | ||
| # Create a formatted string with the item data | ||
| item_ids = ",".join(map(str, ilvl_dict_data["item_ids"])) | ||
| display_string = ( | ||
| f"Item ID: {item_ids}; " | ||
| f"Price: {ilvl_dict_data['buyout']}; " | ||
| f"ILvl: {ilvl_dict_data['ilvl']}; " | ||
| f"Sockets: {ilvl_dict_data['sockets']}; " | ||
| f"Speed: {ilvl_dict_data['speed']}; " | ||
| f"Leech: {ilvl_dict_data['leech']}; " | ||
| f"Avoidance: {ilvl_dict_data['avoidance']}; " | ||
| f"MinLevel: {ilvl_dict_data['required_min_lvl']}; " | ||
| f"MaxLevel: {ilvl_dict_data['required_max_lvl']}" | ||
| ) | ||
| # Insert the string into the display list | ||
| self.ilvl_list_display.insertItem( | ||
| self.ilvl_list_display.count(), string_with_data | ||
| self.ilvl_list_display.count(), display_string |
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Add error handling for file operations.
The file loading operations should be wrapped in a try-catch block to handle potential file system errors gracefully.
if os.path.exists(self.path_to_desired_ilvl_list):
- # Load item level list from file
- with open(self.path_to_desired_ilvl_list) as file:
- self.ilvl_list = json.load(file)
+ try:
+ # Load item level list from file
+ with open(self.path_to_desired_ilvl_list) as file:
+ self.ilvl_list = json.load(file)
+ except (IOError, json.JSONDecodeError) as e:
+ QMessageBox.critical(
+ self,
+ "File Error",
+ f"Error loading item level list: {str(e)}"
+ )
+ self.ilvl_list = []Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| # Format the display string | ||
| item_ids = ",".join(map(str, ilvl_dict_data["item_ids"])) | ||
| display_string = ( | ||
| f"Item ID: {item_ids}; " | ||
| f"Price: {ilvl_dict_data['buyout']}; " | ||
| f"ILvl: {ilvl_dict_data['ilvl']}; " | ||
| f"Sockets: {ilvl_dict_data['sockets']}; " | ||
| f"Speed: {ilvl_dict_data['speed']}; " | ||
| f"Leech: {ilvl_dict_data['leech']}; " | ||
| f"Avoidance: {ilvl_dict_data['avoidance']}; " | ||
| f"MinLevel: {ilvl_dict_data['required_min_lvl']}; " | ||
| f"MaxLevel: {ilvl_dict_data['required_max_lvl']}" | ||
| ) |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Extract string formatting into a dedicated method.
The display string formatting is repeated in multiple places. Consider extracting it into a helper method.
+ def format_ilvl_display_string(self, ilvl_dict_data):
+ """Format item level data into a display string."""
+ return (
+ f"Item ID: {','.join(map(str, ilvl_dict_data['item_ids']))}; "
+ f"Price: {ilvl_dict_data['buyout']}; "
+ f"ILvl: {ilvl_dict_data['ilvl']}; "
+ f"Sockets: {ilvl_dict_data['sockets']}; "
+ f"Speed: {ilvl_dict_data['speed']}; "
+ f"Leech: {ilvl_dict_data['leech']}; "
+ f"Avoidance: {ilvl_dict_data['avoidance']}; "
+ f"MinLevel: {ilvl_dict_data['required_min_lvl']}; "
+ f"MaxLevel: {ilvl_dict_data['required_max_lvl']}"
+ )
def add_ilvl_to_list(self):
# ... existing code ...
- display_string = (
- f"Item ID: {item_ids}; "
- f"Price: {ilvl_dict_data['buyout']}; "
- # ... rest of the formatting
- )
+ display_string = self.format_ilvl_display_string(ilvl_dict_data)Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
closes: #139
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New Features
required_lvl, for auction items in alert messages.required_lvlfor item level information.get_ilvl_itemsfunction to return required levels for items.Bug Fixes
required_min_lvlandrequired_max_lvl.Chores