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Script to test API query for public prices
This script will run a API query that retrieves public prices and returns error codes
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant S as TestQuery Script
participant API as Frank Energie API
participant L as Logger
U->>S: Execute script
S->>L: Log start and compute current & next dates
S->>API: Request market prices (date range)
API-->>S: Return prices or error
alt No prices found
S->>L: Log warning (missing market prices)
S->>U: Exit code 1
else ConnectionError
S->>L: Log connection error
S->>U: Exit code 2
else ValueError
S->>L: Log value error
S->>U: Exit code 3
else KeyboardInterrupt
S->>L: Log keyboard interruption
S->>U: Exit code 4
else Other Exception
S->>L: Log unexpected error
S->>U: Exit code 5
else Success
S->>L: Log detailed market price info
S->>U: Exit with success code (default)
end
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scripts/test_query.py (4)
47-50: Consider consolidating similar error cases.There are multiple code paths that check for missing data and return the same exit code (1). Consider consolidating these checks for better maintainability.
You might be able to merge this check with the one at lines 54-56 for cleaner code flow.
65-72: Simplify the conditional check for electricity prices.The current code uses
hasattr()to check if the attribute exists and then checks if it has a value. If the property is guaranteed to exist in the API response object, this could be simplified.Consider simplifying this check if the structure of the response is consistent:
- if hasattr(electricity_prices, 'all') and electricity_prices.all: + if electricity_prices and getattr(electricity_prices, 'all', None):This change makes the code more robust by first checking if
electricity_pricesexists and then safely accessing theallattribute.
76-83: Simplify the conditional check for gas prices.Same issue as with electricity prices - the conditional check could be simplified.
Consider simplifying this check if the structure of the response is consistent:
- if hasattr(gas_prices, 'all') and gas_prices.all: + if gas_prices and getattr(gas_prices, 'all', None):This change makes the code more robust by first checking if
gas_pricesexists and then safely accessing theallattribute.
87-99: Make error handling more informative.The current error handling is good, but it could be improved by providing more context in the log messages, especially for unexpected errors.
Consider enhancing the error handling to provide more debugging information:
except ConnectionError as e: _LOGGER.error("Connection error: %s", e) return 2 except ValueError as e: _LOGGER.error("Value error: %s", e) return 3 except KeyboardInterrupt: _LOGGER.warning("Process interrupted by user.") return 4 except Exception as e: - _LOGGER.error("Unexpected error: %s", e) + _LOGGER.exception("Unexpected error: %s", e) return 5Using
_LOGGER.exception()will include the full traceback in the log, which can be very helpful for debugging unexpected errors.
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scripts/test_query.py (2)
42-46: LGTM! Good use of context manager for API client.The code properly uses an async context manager for the FrankEnergie client, which ensures resources are properly cleaned up after use.
39-41: LGTM! Correct date calculation.The code correctly calculates the current date and tomorrow's date using the datetime module.
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28-28: Remove the extra blank line.There are two consecutive blank lines here. One blank line is sufficient to separate the logging setup from the function definition.
_LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__) - async def execute_query():
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29-107: Well-structured function with proper error handling.The
execute_queryfunction is well-designed with:
- Comprehensive docstring including return codes
- Proper date calculations
- Good error handling with specific exit codes for different error scenarios
- Thorough logging throughout the process
112-113: Add newline at end of file.The linter has flagged this file for missing a newline at the end of the file.
if __name__ == "__main__": - sys.exit(asyncio.run(execute_query())) + sys.exit(asyncio.run(execute_query())) +
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Remove the duplicated import statement.
The from __future__ import annotations statement appears twice consecutively. Keep only one instance to avoid redundancy.
from __future__ import annotations
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Fix the duplicated if statement causing syntax error.
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