Update client.py #271
Update client.py #271
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sometimes the tweet retrieved from X would be malformatted and doesn't have the key "core", this can due to multiple reasons like the the original retweeted user has deleted the account
Reviewer's Guide by SourceryThe PR adds error handling to the tweet parsing logic in the search_tweet function to handle malformed tweets where the "core" key is missing, which can happen when retweeted content is from deleted accounts. Sequence diagram for tweet parsing with error handlingsequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Data
participant Tweet
Client->>Data: Retrieve tweet data
alt Tweet data is well-formed
Data->>Tweet: Pass data to tweet_from_data
Tweet-->>Client: Return tweet
Client->>Client: Append tweet to results
else Tweet data is malformed
Data->>Tweet: Pass data to tweet_from_data
Tweet-->>Client: Raise KeyError
Client->>Client: Set tweet to None
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Hey @AlanWoo77 - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:
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- Consider adding logging in the except block to track when tweets fail to parse due to missing keys. This will help with monitoring and debugging these issues.
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738-742: LGTM! Consider adding debug logging.The added error handling for KeyError exceptions is a good defensive programming practice that aligns with the PR objectives to handle malformatted tweets. This prevents the method from crashing when encountering tweets with missing "core" data.
Consider adding debug logging to help track these occurrences:
try: tweet = tweet_from_data(self, item) except KeyError: + logging.debug(f"Skipping malformed tweet due to missing key: {item}") tweet = None
738-742: Consider applying consistent error handling across similar methods.The added error handling for malformed tweets is currently only implemented in
search_tweet. Similar methods that usetweet_from_datacould benefit from the same defensive approach.Consider applying similar error handling in other methods such as:
get_timelineget_user_tweetsget_tweet_by_idget_list_tweetsget_community_tweetsget_communities_timelinesearch_community_tweetThis would ensure consistent behavior across the library when encountering malformed tweets.
sometimes the tweet retrieved from X would be malformatted and doesn't have the key "core", this can due to multiple reasons like the the original retweeted user has deleted the account
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Tweetobjects are returned in search results.