API Refactoring #20
API Refactoring #20
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WalkthroughThe recent updates focus on enhancing logging, error handling, and method consistency across several controllers and repositories. These changes include renaming methods for clarity, adding new properties and methods, and refining existing functionalities. The goal is to improve code readability, maintainability, and robustness in handling flight, motor, rocket, and environment operations. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant FlightController
participant FlightRepository
participant Logger
Client->>FlightController: get_flight_by_id(flight_id)
FlightController->>Logger: log("Fetching flight by id")
FlightController->>FlightRepository: get_flight_by_id(flight_id)
FlightRepository->>FlightController: return Flight
FlightController->>Client: return Flight
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- lib/init.py (1 hunks)
- lib/api.py (2 hunks)
- lib/controllers/init.py (1 hunks)
- lib/controllers/environment.py (12 hunks)
- lib/controllers/flight.py (5 hunks)
- lib/controllers/motor.py (6 hunks)
- lib/controllers/rocket.py (5 hunks)
- lib/models/aerosurfaces.py (1 hunks)
- lib/models/environment.py (1 hunks)
- lib/models/flight.py (1 hunks)
- lib/models/motor.py (5 hunks)
- lib/models/rocket.py (2 hunks)
- lib/repositories/init.py (1 hunks)
- lib/repositories/environment.py (3 hunks)
- lib/repositories/flight.py (1 hunks)
- lib/repositories/motor.py (1 hunks)
- lib/repositories/repo.py (1 hunks)
- lib/repositories/rocket.py (1 hunks)
- lib/routes/environment.py (5 hunks)
- lib/routes/flight.py (5 hunks)
- lib/routes/motor.py (3 hunks)
- lib/routes/rocket.py (3 hunks)
- lib/secrets.py (1 hunks)
- pyproject.toml (3 hunks)
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- lib/controllers/flight.py (no review received)
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lib/__init__.py (1)
12-15: Good implementation of error formatting.The
parse_errorfunction enhances error message readability by formatting exceptions into a cleaner, single-line string. This is beneficial for logging and debugging.lib/secrets.py (1)
16-20: Well-implemented method for fetching secrets.The
get_secretmethod correctly prioritizes.envvalues and falls back to OS environment variables, adhering to best practices for application configuration management.pyproject.toml (1)
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22-59: Review disabled pylint checks to ensure alignment with coding standards.The added keywords are appropriate and enhance project discoverability. However, the extensive list of disabled pylint checks should be reviewed to ensure it aligns with your team's coding standards and does not suppress important warnings.
lib/models/rocket.py (1)
47-49: Proper use of private attribute exposure.The
rocket_optionproperty is a good example of exposing a private attribute through a property, adhering to encapsulation principles.lib/repositories/repo.py (3)
15-20: The singleton pattern implementation using a lock is correctly done, ensuring thread safety and proper instance management.
37-60: Properties forconnection_string,client, andcollectionare correctly implemented with both getters and setters, providing proper encapsulation.
61-62: The asynchronousclose_connectionmethod is correctly implemented for closing the MongoDB client connection.lib/routes/motor.py (6)
29-29: Thecreate_motorroute is correctly implemented, usingMotorControllerto handle the creation logic asynchronously.
40-47: Theread_motorroute is correctly implemented to fetch a motor by ID asynchronously usingMotorController.
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52-65: Theupdate_motorroute correctly handles the update operation by passing necessary parameters toMotorControllerand is implemented asynchronously.
69-76: Thedelete_motorroute is correctly implemented to delete a motor by ID asynchronously usingMotorController.
80-87: Theread_rocketpy_motorroute is correctly implemented to fetch a rocketpy representation of a motor by ID asynchronously.
91-98: Thesimulate_motorroute is correctly implemented to simulate a motor by ID asynchronously usingMotorController.lib/routes/rocket.py (6)
32-32: Thecreate_rocketroute is correctly implemented, usingRocketControllerto handle the creation logic asynchronously.
45-52: Theread_rocketroute is correctly implemented to fetch a rocket by ID asynchronously usingRocketController.
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57-73: Theupdate_rocketroute correctly handles the update operation by passing necessary parameters toRocketControllerand is implemented asynchronously.
77-84: Thedelete_rocketroute is correctly implemented to delete a rocket by ID asynchronously usingRocketController.
88-95: Theread_rocketpy_rocketroute is correctly implemented to fetch a rocketpy representation of a rocket by ID asynchronously.
99-106: Thesimulate_rocketroute is correctly implemented to simulate a rocket by ID asynchronously usingRocketController.lib/repositories/environment.py (3)
19-21: The__init__method inEnvRepositoryis correctly implemented, properly initializing the repository with the "environments" collection.
22-27: Thefetch_envmethod is correctly implemented, effectively fetching an environment instance and setting the necessary properties.
30-38: Properties forenvandenv_idare correctly implemented with both getters and setters, providing proper encapsulation.lib/routes/flight.py (8)
34-34: Thecreate_flightroute is correctly implemented, usingFlightControllerto handle the creation logic asynchronously.
47-54: Theread_flightroute is correctly implemented to fetch a flight by ID asynchronously usingFlightController.
58-65: Theread_rocketpy_flightroute is correctly implemented to fetch a rocketpy representation of a flight by ID asynchronously.
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69-79: Theupdate_flight_envroute correctly handles the update operation by passing necessary parameters toFlightControllerand is implemented asynchronously.
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84-98: Theupdate_flight_rocketroute correctly handles the update operation by passing necessary parameters toFlightControllerand is implemented asynchronously.
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105-121: Theupdate_flightroute correctly handles the update operation by passing necessary parameters toFlightControllerand is implemented asynchronously.
125-132: Thedelete_flightroute is correctly implemented to delete a flight by ID asynchronously usingFlightController.
136-143: Thesimulate_flightroute is correctly implemented to simulate a flight by ID asynchronously usingFlightController.lib/api.py (1)
11-11: The API configuration setup, including CORS settings and router inclusions, is correctly implemented for a public API.lib/repositories/motor.py (3)
19-19: The constructor and CRUD methods correctly use the superclass constructor and handle exceptions using theparse_errorfunction. Good use of structured logging.Also applies to: 45-45, 71-71, 92-92
27-27: The use of class methods and property setters/getters is consistent and follows Pythonic best practices for encapsulation.Also applies to: 43-43, 63-63, 90-90
2-2: Ensure that theparse_errorfunction is correctly implemented and tested since it's heavily used for error handling in this module.lib/repositories/rocket.py (3)
19-19: The constructor and CRUD methods correctly use the superclass constructor and handle exceptions using theparse_errorfunction. Good use of structured logging.Also applies to: 45-45, 75-75, 100-100
27-27: The use of class methods and property setters/getters is consistent and follows Pythonic best practices for encapsulation.Also applies to: 43-43, 67-67, 98-98
2-2: Ensure that theparse_errorfunction is correctly implemented and tested since it's heavily used for error handling in this module.Verification successful
The
parse_errorfunction is defined inlib/__init__.py:lib/__init__.py:def parse_error(error):This confirms that the function is implemented and available for use in the module.
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lib/repositories/flight.py (3)
19-19: The constructor and CRUD methods correctly use the superclass constructor and handle exceptions using theparse_errorfunction. Good use of structured logging.Also applies to: 45-45, 75-75, 100-100
27-27: The use of class methods and property setters/getters is consistent and follows Pythonic best practices for encapsulation.Also applies to: 43-43, 67-67, 98-98
2-2: Ensure that theparse_errorfunction is correctly implemented and tested since it's heavily used for error handling in this module.Verification successful
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parse_errorfunction is correctly implemented inlib/__init__.py. It captures the exception type and formats the error message appropriately.
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lib/models/motor.py (3)
14-16: The renaming of enums and the addition of new properties follow the Python conventions for constants (uppercase) and are consistent across the module.Also applies to: 20-21, 25-28, 32-32, 42-42
74-84: The use of thematchstatement for creating different tank types based on thetank_kindis a modern Python feature that enhances readability and maintainability.
131-131: The implementation of properties formotor_kindandmotor_idis consistent and uses Python best practices for encapsulation and data hiding.Also applies to: 135-142
lib/controllers/environment.py (3)
65-85: The methods for CRUD operations and simulation inEnvControllerare well-implemented with comprehensive error handling and logging. The use of HTTP exceptions for error states is appropriate for a web API.Also applies to: 89-120, 163-192, 196-224, 228-268
47-47: The methodget_rocketpy_envis a good example of a clean, single-responsibility function. It correctly transforms anEnvmodel into aRocketPyEnvironment.
7-7: Ensure that theparse_errorfunction is correctly implemented and tested since it's heavily used for error handling in this module.lib/controllers/motor.py (4)
113-135: The methods for CRUD operations and simulation inMotorControllerare well-implemented with comprehensive error handling and logging. The use of HTTP exceptions for error states is appropriate for a web API.Also applies to: 139-170, 213-244, 248-276, 279-343
34-34: The constructor and property methods inMotorControllerare well-defined, ensuring proper encapsulation and data integrity.Also applies to: 51-51
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52-104: The methodget_rocketpy_motoreffectively uses thematchstatement to instantiate the correct type of motor based on themotor_kind. This is a clean implementation of the factory pattern.
8-8: Ensure that theparse_errorfunction is correctly implemented and tested since it's heavily used for error handling in this module.Verification successful
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lib/controllers/rocket.py (14)
18-18: Ensure consistent import ofparse_erroracross all modules for uniform error handling.
38-38: Logger initialized correctly for debugging and error logging.
82-86: The methodget_rocketpy_rocketis well-documented and follows good coding practices.
104-104: Good use of class methods to modularize the creation of rocket components.
135-135: Methodcreate_rocketcorrectly handles exceptions and logs errors, aligning with the PR's focus on improved error handling.
161-161: Methodget_rocket_by_idis well-structured with clear error handling and logging.
198-198: Methodget_rocketpy_rocket_as_jsonpickleeffectively combines data retrieval and conversion to JSON.
273-273: Methoddelete_rocket_by_idcorrectly handles exceptions and provides comprehensive logging.
304-304: Methodsimulate_rocketprovides a detailed simulation of the rocket's flight, aligning with the PR's objectives.
480-480: Methodget_rocketpy_noseis correctly implemented and documented.
520-520: Methodget_rocketpy_tailis implemented correctly and follows good coding practices.
537-537: Methodget_rocketpy_parachutecorrectly retrieves parachute data, ensuring accurate simulation.
557-557: Methodcheck_parachute_triggerprovides robust validation for parachute triggers.
99-99: Ensure that the motor is correctly retrieved and added to the rocket.Verification successful
The motor is correctly retrieved and added to the rocket in
lib/controllers/rocket.pyusingMotorController.get_rocketpy_motor(rocket.motor)within therocketpy_rocket.add_motormethod.
lib/controllers/rocket.py, line 99:MotorController.get_rocketpy_motor(rocket.motor)is used within therocketpy_rocket.add_motormethod, ensuring the motor is correctly retrieved and added to the rocket.Scripts Executed
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lib/controllers/flight.py (1)
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360-645: Methodsimulate_flightcorrectly simulates a flight and handles exceptions appropriately. Consider catching specific exceptions for more granular error management.try: # Existing code... except SpecificExceptionType as e: # Handle specific exceptions
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- lib/repositories/flight.py (1 hunks)
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lib/repositories/repo.py (2)
15-20: Singleton pattern implementation looks good.The use of a lock to ensure thread safety in the singleton pattern is correctly implemented.
23-41: Error handling in MongoDB client initialization is robust.The use of a try-except block to handle and log initialization errors, and rethrowing a
ConnectionErrorwith a descriptive message, enhances the robustness of the database connection setup.lib/repositories/motor.py (3)
45-69: Error handling and logging increate_motorare well-implemented.The method uses
parse_errorto format exceptions and logs detailed error messages, which aligns with the PR's focus on enhancing error handling.
71-90: Retrieval and error handling inget_motor_by_idare correctly implemented.The method correctly retrieves a motor by its ID and uses
parse_errorfor exception formatting, which is consistent with the PR's objectives.
92-108: Deletion and error handling indelete_motor_by_idare well-implemented.The method correctly deletes a motor by its ID and uses
parse_errorfor exception formatting, enhancing the robustness of error handling.lib/controllers/rocket.py (3)
176-209: Retrieval and error handling inget_rocket_by_idare correctly implemented.The method correctly retrieves a rocket by its ID and uses
parse_errorfor exception formatting, which is consistent with the PR's objectives.
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319-492: Simulation and error handling insimulate_rocketare well-implemented.The method correctly simulates a rocket and uses
parse_errorfor exception formatting, enhancing the robustness of error handling.
150-172: Ensure proper error handling increate_rocket.The
create_rocketmethod includes detailed error handling and logging, which is crucial for diagnosing issues during rocket creation. Verify that these practices are consistent with other parts of the codebase.Verification successful
The
RocketControllerclass contains multipletryandexceptblocks, indicating that error handling is implemented in various methods. This suggests that the error handling in thecreate_rocketmethod is consistent with the practices used throughout the class.
tryandexcept Exception as eblocks are present, which handle general exceptions.except HTTPException as eblock is also present, indicating specific handling for HTTP-related exceptions.These findings confirm that the error handling in the
create_rocketmethod aligns with the overall error handling strategy in theRocketControllerclass.Scripts Executed
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lib/controllers/flight.py (4)
8-8: Import statements and logger setup are correctly implemented.Also applies to: 35-35
59-66: Initialization ofFlightControlleris correctly implemented.
67-82: Property methods forflight,rocket_option, andmotor_kindare correctly implemented.
83-100: Methodget_rocketpy_flightcorrectly constructs aRocketPyFlightobject from aFlightobject.
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lib/repositories/flight.py (2)
24-27: LGTM! Thefetch_flightmethod correctly updates the internal state based on the provided flight object.
48-49: LGTM! Thefind_flightmethod correctly retrieves flight data from the database.
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lib/controllers/flight.py (2)
35-36: Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the logger for future maintainability.
46-52: Ensure that the class docstring accurately reflects all methods available in theFlightControllerclass. It seems some methods likesimulate_flightare not mentioned.
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lib/repositories/repo.py (3)
29-48: Excellent implementation of error handling in the_initialize_connectionmethod.This method correctly handles exceptions by logging the error and raising a
ConnectionError, which is a robust approach for database connection failures.
53-57: Consider usingasyncio.Lock()for thread safety in asynchronous environments.
[REFACTOR_SUGGESTion]- async with self._lock: + async with asyncio.Lock():This change ensures that the lock is properly handled in an asynchronous context, enhancing thread safety.
16-21: Ensure proper use of asynchronous singleton pattern.lib/controllers/flight.py (7)
59-66: Initialization ofFlightControllerwithflight,rocket_option, andmotor_kindis clear and well-defined. Good use of type hints for clarity.
167-204: The methodget_rocketpy_flight_as_jsonpickleis correctly implemented to serialize aRocketPyFlightobject. The error handling is robust, but as previously noted, consider catching more specific exceptions.
244-286: Theupdate_env_by_flight_idmethod updates the environment of a flight. The implementation is correct, but the same issue with generic exception handling applies here.
289-333: Theupdate_rocket_by_flight_idmethod updates the rocket information for a flight. The method is well-structured, but again, consider using more specific exceptions for better error management.
337-366: Thedelete_flight_by_idmethod is correctly implemented with appropriate error handling. The logging statements are helpful for debugging and auditing purposes.
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369-653: Thesimulate_flightmethod is comprehensive and well-documented. It effectively simulates a flight and handles potential errors robustly. Consider adding more specific exception handling to enhance the error management.
131-165: The methodget_flight_by_idis well-implemented with comprehensive error handling. However, ensure that the methodflight_repo.get_flight_by_idactually sets theflightattribute, as it's used immediately after in the code.Verification successful
The method
flight_repo.get_flight_by_idcorrectly sets theflightattribute in theFlightRepositoryclass.
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lib/repositories/repo.py (3)
96-104: Add checks for initialization before setting the client.The checks ensure that the repository is properly initialized before allowing access to the client, which prevents runtime errors due to uninitialized access.
108-116: Ensure properties are accessed only after initialization.The defensive programming approach here is commendable. It ensures that the repository's properties are not accessed before the repository is fully initialized, thus avoiding potential runtime errors.
28-34: Ensure proper handling when the event loop is already running.This code assumes that
asyncio.run()can be called safely, which is not the case if the event loop is already running. This might raise an exception in such scenarios. Consider checking if the loop is running and handling it appropriately.Verification successful
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lib/repositories/repo.pycorrectly checks if the event loop is running and usesasyncio.runif it is not, otherwise it usesloop.create_task. This ensures proper handling of the event loop in different operational contexts.
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User: GabrielBarberini PR: RocketPy-Team/Infinity-API#20 File: lib/repositories/motor.py:19-27 Timestamp: 2024-05-22T21:46:36.377Z Learning: The `Repositories` class is a singleton, which makes `MotorRepository` inherit this singleton behavior by transitivity.
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16-16: Consider usingasyncio.Lock()instead ofthreading.Lock()for consistency with asyncio operations.
40-41: Improve error handling by specifying the type of exceptions to catch.
40-41: Refactor the connection initialization to handle specific MongoDB exceptions.
1-2: Ensure all necessary imports are included.
7-7: Proper logger initialization.
15-34: The singleton pattern is correctly implemented with thread safety usingasyncio.Lock().
25-34: Asynchronous initialization logic is well-handled, ensuring the class is ready before use.
45-49: The asynchronous initialization method correctly sets up the connection and marks the instance as initialized.
86-117: Property methods forconnection_string,client, andcollectionare well-implemented with checks for initialization.
118-121: The connection closing method is correctly implemented with appropriate logging.
sequence diagram is wrong, there is no fetch by id, fetch is made with a BaseModel instance, e.g:
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To avoid circular imports. I use parse_error on api.py as well, and since importing app from it means the importing system will run over the whole file, it ended up breaking as parse_error was not ready yet.
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16-16: Use ofasyncio.Lock()is appropriate for asynchronous operations.
80-85: Cleanup logic is implemented correctly.
86-116: Property methods are implemented correctly, ensuring proper checks for initialization.
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User: GabrielBarberini PR: RocketPy-Team/Infinity-API#20 File: lib/repositories/motor.py:19-27 Timestamp: 2024-05-22T21:46:36.377Z Learning: The `Repositories` class is a singleton, which makes `MotorRepository` inherit this singleton behavior by transitivity.
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15-22: The implementation of the thread-safe singleton pattern usingasyncio.Lock()is appropriate for async operations and correctly ensures that only one instance of the class is created per class type.
24-34: The asynchronous initialization logic usingasyncio.Event()to manage the initialization state is well-implemented. The handling of different event loop states ensures that the initialization is correctly managed in both synchronous and asynchronous contexts.
80-85: The cleanup logic in the_cleanup_instancemethod is correctly implemented, ensuring that the MongoDB client is closed and the class instance is removed from the_instancesdictionary.
86-110: The property methods forconnection_string,client, andcollectioninclude checks for initialization, which is a good practice. This ensures that the properties are accessed only after the class is properly initialized.
72-78: Refine the exception handling in the_initialize_connectionmethod to target specific MongoDB exceptions, which will improve the clarity and maintainability of the error handling code.- except Exception as e: + except pymongo.errors.ConnectionFailure as e:Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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4-4: Ensure imports are grouped and separated according to PEP 8 standards.Imports from the same library (
rocketpy.simulation.flight) should be grouped together to enhance readability and maintain PEP 8 compliance.
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367-651: Optimize thesimulate_flightmethod by handling specific simulation exceptions.- except Exception as e: + except SimulationError as e:Handling specific simulation-related exceptions will make the error handling more effective and the code easier to maintain.
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User: GabrielBarberini PR: RocketPy-Team/Infinity-API#20 File: lib/repositories/motor.py:19-27 Timestamp: 2024-05-22T21:46:36.377Z Learning: The `Repositories` class is a singleton, which makes `MotorRepository` inherit this singleton behavior by transitivity.
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78-83: Ensure proper cleanup of MongoDB client connections.The method
_cleanup_instanceproperly handles the closing of MongoDB client connections and ensures that instances are removed from the class dictionary, which is crucial for preventing memory leaks.
22-33: Ensure proper handling of asynchronous initialization.It's crucial to verify that all instantiations of the
Repositoryclass properly handle the asynchronous initialization to avoid race conditions or uninitialized state issues.Verification successful
Ensure proper handling of asynchronous initialization.
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Repositoryclass and its subclasses are used within asynchronous contexts, such asasync with EnvRepository() as env_repo. This suggests that the asynchronous initialization is being properly handled in these instances.
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17-25: Ensure proper initialization of flight properties.The constructor and
fetch_flightmethod properly initialize and set the flight and flight_id properties, which is crucial for ensuring that the repository is correctly prepared for operations.
53-81: Refine error handling by using more specific exceptions instead of a generalException.- except Exception as e: + except pymongo.errors.OperationFailure as e: exc_str = parse_error(e) logger.error(f"repositories.flight.create_flight: {exc_str}") raise Exception(f"Error creating flight: {exc_str}") from eUsing more specific exceptions helps in identifying the exact nature of the error and improves the maintainability of the code.
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is this line really necessary? Seeting global variables in python like this is usually a code smeel
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Touché.
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Probably not necessary, it is a legacy code that needs to be refactored. Rocketpy interfaces within the API will be my next refactoring goal, this time I was focusing on the DB interfaces.
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When I looked at it this week I was also intrigued. So I'm not sure if this is a code duplication from the rocketpy original obj handling (I had to duplicate some of the rocketpy lib code to map the pydantic models into rocketpy native classes) or if it was a workaround for some other thing, It needs investigation and a refactoring for sure.
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@GabrielBarberini overall it seems to be an amazing work. Nice refactoring.
It is complicated to review all the files in depth, specially bc I'm not too familiar with fastAPI yet.
However, I could understand most of the files and I can say that I'm ok with your changes.
Improves overall code with emphasis in better error handling and db utilization
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