✨ Adding importer models - #111
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Creating a reference between an import and the imported posts.
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Avoid too many return statements within this function.
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Consider simplifying this complex logical expression.
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I assume the find_friend function here is looking for diff combinations where the two were already friends on facebook and if yes it saves the relationship.. so do we really need to return anything here? Also its not clear who we are finding friends for.. the user looking through the hash, or the hash looking into the user....
maybe consider renaming to find_friend_for_user ..
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Avoid too many return statements within this function.
| user = make_user() | ||
| headers = make_authentication_headers_for_user(user) | ||
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| with open('openbook_importer/tests/facebook-jayjay6.zip', |
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Use a fake import
def make_import():
return mixer.blend(Import)
To create multiple
users = mixer.cycle(amount).blend(User)
| avatar = models.ImageField(_('avatar'), blank=False, null=True) | ||
| avatar = ProcessedImageField(verbose_name=_('avatar'), processors=[ResizeToFill(500, 500)] ,blank=False, null=True, format='JPEG', | ||
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| cover = models.ImageField(_('cover'), blank=False, null=True) |
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Shouldnt we be merging into develop ? |
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| def find_friend(cls, friend_hash, user): | ||
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| friend = ImportedFriend.objects.filter(friend_hash=friend_hash) |
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if there's going to be multiple friends, call it friends... if not you can use ImportedFriend.objects.get to get just one then you dont have to use friend[0] .. Also the get method raises a ImportedFriend.DoesNotExist error if nothing is found,
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I assume the find_friend function here is looking for diff combinations where the two were already friends on facebook and if yes it saves the relationship.. so do we really need to return anything here? Also its not clear who we are finding friends for.. the user looking through the hash, or the hash looking into the user....
maybe consider renaming to find_friend_for_user ..
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This serializer will return posts as an array of Ids if there is a foreignKey relationship... is that your intention?
If you want to return the full post you need to add a serializer for posts. Something like
class ImportSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
posts = ImportedPostSerializer(many=True)
class Meta:
model = Import
fields = (
'uuid',
'created',
'posts'
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We do not want to return the full post, only the number. It is a custom property in the model.
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openbook_auth.modelsUser model for deleting imports.