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#164 Transform common project URLs to repository #169
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@@ -27,7 +27,11 @@ | |||
from pygount.common import mapped_repr | |||
from pygount.git_storage import GitStorage, git_remote_url_and_revision_if_any | |||
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GIT_REPO_REGEX = re.compile(r"^(https?://|git@)") | |||
HAS_URL_PREFIX = re.compile(r"^(https?://)") |
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Naming: It's not a boolean rather a regex, so: URL_REGEX
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We might also want to be a bit more precise because a log of things can be an URL, so possibly even better: HTTP_URL_REGEX
# TODO#113: Find a way to exclude the ugly temp folder from the source path. | ||
result.extend(self._paths_and_group_to_analyze(git_storage.temp_folder)) | ||
else: | ||
has_url_prefix = re.match(HAS_URL_PREFIX, source_pattern) |
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Minor inconsistency: The result of result.match()
is a Match
object, not a boolean. To be more precise:
has_url_prefix = re.match(HAS_URL_PREFIX, source_pattern) is not None
HAS_URL_PREFIX = re.compile(r"^(https?://)") | ||
_ALLOWED_GIT_PLATFORMS = ["github.com", "bitbucket.org", "gitlab.com"] | ||
GIT_REPO_REGEX = re.compile( | ||
r"^(https?://|git@)({})/[\w-]+/[\w-]+".format("|".join(map(re.escape, _ALLOWED_GIT_PLATFORMS))) |
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Not sure of \w-
is enough, there might be all kinds of cases where this could fail for legitimate URLs, e.g. when using URL escaping based on %
. Maybe we should go with something more lenient, that would accept a few non-URLs. In that case, it will fail later anyway when trying to interact with the URL, which should cause some system function to fail and report a somewhat descriptive error message. Which would be good enough from my point of view.
Also, we should be able to avoid the format()
using f-strings. How about this?
_ALLOWED_GIT_PLATFORM_CHOICES_PATTERN = "|".join(map(re.escape, _ALLOWED_GIT_PLATFORMS)
GIT_REPO_REGEX = re.compile(
fr"^(https?://|git@)({_ALLOWED_GIT_PLATFORM_CHOICES_PATTERN})/[^/]+/[^/]+"
)
def test_fails_on_non_git_urls(self): | ||
non_repo_urls = [["https://no/git/url"], ["https://google.com/nogit"]] | ||
for non_repo_url in non_repo_urls: | ||
with analysis.SourceScanner(non_repo_url) as scanner, pytest.raises(pygount.Error): |
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Use pytest.raises(pygout.Error, match="...")
to also check the error message. You can use a regex here.
If the expected error message is long, I typically only check the first part of the sentence.
I added the previous issue i contributed as well