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Add parse error test

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced error handling capabilities with structured data for reference IDs and their attributes.
    • Improved clarity of error messages with formatted output strings.
  • Tests

    • Introduced a new test suite to validate the functionality of error handling helper methods.
    • Added multiple test functions to ensure expected behavior of error matching and value replacement.

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The changes include modifications to the field_map dictionary in the apps/quickbooks_online/errors/helpers.py file, where article_link values were updated from empty strings to None for specific entries. Additionally, new structured data for error handling was introduced in tests/test_quickbooks_online/errors/fixtures.py, including lists and dictionaries that enhance error reporting capabilities. A new test file, test_helpers.py, was created to validate the functionality of helper methods with three distinct test functions, ensuring the correctness of the implemented logic.

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apps/quickbooks_online/errors/helpers.py Updated field_map dictionary: changed article_link values from empty strings to None for 'Accounts', 'Klasses', 'Names', and 'Depts'.
tests/test_quickbooks_online/errors/fixtures.py Introduced new lists and dictionaries for error messages and structured data related to reference IDs, including error_msgs, result_dict_list, error_dict, entity_result_dict_list, input_strings, replacements, and output_strings.
tests/test_quickbooks_online/errors/test_helpers.py Added new test functions: test_error_matcher, test_get_entity_values, and test_replace_destination_id_with_values to validate the helper methods.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
tests/test_quickbooks_online/errors/test_helpers.py (3)

13-15: Enhance test robustness and documentation

While the test logic is correct, consider these improvements:

  1. Add a docstring describing the test purpose and expected behavior
  2. Validate that error_msgs and result_dict_list have matching lengths
  3. Add assertions for input/output data types
  4. Include edge cases (empty strings, special characters)
 def test_error_matcher():
+    """
+    Test error_matcher function matches error messages to their corresponding results.
+    Tests the mapping of various error message patterns to their structured representations.
+    """
+    assert len(error_msgs) == len(result_dict_list), "Test data lists must have equal length"
     for index in range(len(error_msgs)):
+        assert isinstance(error_msgs[index], str), "Input must be a string"
         assert error_matcher(error_msgs[index]) == result_dict_list[index]

23-25: Add validation and edge cases

The test needs similar improvements as the previous tests:

 def test_replace_destination_id_with_values():
+    """
+    Test replace_destination_id_with_values function.
+    Verifies correct replacement of destination IDs with their corresponding values.
+    """
+    assert len(input_strings) == len(output_strings) == len(replacements), "Test data lists must have equal length"
     for index in range(len(input_strings)):
+        assert isinstance(input_strings[index], str), "Input must be a string"
+        assert isinstance(replacements[index], dict), "Replacements must be a dictionary"
         assert replace_destination_id_with_values(input_strings[index], replacements[index]) == output_strings[index]

Consider adding test cases for:

  1. Empty strings
  2. Empty replacement dictionary
  3. Missing replacement keys
  4. Special characters in strings

1-25: Consider restructuring tests for better maintainability

While the tests provide good coverage, consider these architectural improvements:

  1. Group related test cases using pytest parametrize to make the test structure more maintainable
  2. Add setup/teardown if needed for the db fixture
  3. Consider separating positive and negative test cases
  4. Add integration tests if these helpers are part of a larger workflow

Example of using parametrize:

import pytest

@pytest.mark.parametrize("error_msg,expected_result", list(zip(error_msgs, result_dict_list)))
def test_error_matcher(error_msg, expected_result):
    """Test error_matcher with various error messages."""
    assert error_matcher(error_msg) == expected_result
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tests/test_quickbooks_online/errors/test_helpers.py (2)

1-10: Verify imported modules and fixtures

The imports are well-organized, but let's verify their existence and usage.

✅ Verification successful

Let's try a different approach to verify the imports since the previous commands didn't yield results. We'll use rg to search for the functions and fixtures:


All imports are valid and properly used

The verification confirms that:

  • All three helper functions (error_matcher, get_entity_values, replace_destination_id_with_values) exist in the specified module
  • All seven fixtures are properly defined in the fixtures file
  • Each fixture is actively used in the test file's assertions
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# Description: Verify the existence of imported modules and fixtures

# Check if the helper functions exist in the specified module
echo "Checking helper functions..."
ast-grep --pattern 'def error_matcher' apps/quickbooks_online/errors/helpers.py
ast-grep --pattern 'def get_entity_values' apps/quickbooks_online/errors/helpers.py
ast-grep --pattern 'def replace_destination_id_with_values' apps/quickbooks_online/errors/helpers.py

# Check if all fixtures exist and are used
echo "Checking fixtures..."
ast-grep --pattern '(error_msgs|result_dict_list|error_dict|entity_result_dict_list|input_strings|output_strings|replacements) =' tests/test_quickbooks_online/errors/fixtures.py

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# Check fixtures
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rg "(error_msgs|result_dict_list|error_dict|entity_result_dict_list|input_strings|output_strings|replacements) =" tests/test_quickbooks_online/errors/fixtures.py

# Check usage of fixtures in test file
echo "Checking fixture usage..."
rg "(error_msgs|result_dict_list|error_dict|entity_result_dict_list|input_strings|output_strings|replacements)" tests/test_quickbooks_online/errors/test_helpers.py

Length of output: 1456


18-20: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Clarify db fixture usage and magic number

The test has several areas for improvement:

  1. The db fixture is imported but not used in the test
  2. The magic number 4 should be explained or made into a named constant
  3. Similar robustness improvements as the previous test are needed
+from typing import Dict, Any
+
+MOCK_WORKSPACE_ID = 4  # Explain why this specific value is used
+
 def test_get_entity_values(db):
+    """
+    Test get_entity_values function with mock workspace ID.
+    Verifies correct entity value extraction from error dictionaries.
+    """
+    assert len(error_dict) == len(entity_result_dict_list), "Test data lists must have equal length"
     for index in range(len(error_dict)):
-        assert get_entity_values(error_dict[index], 4) == entity_result_dict_list[index]
+        input_dict = error_dict[index]
+        assert isinstance(input_dict, Dict[str, Any]), "Input must be a dictionary"
+        assert get_entity_values(input_dict, MOCK_WORKSPACE_ID) == entity_result_dict_list[index]

Also, please clarify if the db fixture is needed for this test. If not, it should be removed.

tests/test_quickbooks_online/errors/fixtures.py (3)

1-6: LGTM! Well-structured test data.

The error messages follow a consistent format and cover different entity types appropriately.


1-48: Well-structured and consistent test data.

The test fixtures maintain excellent consistency across all data structures:

  • Entity types (ACCOUNT, CLASS, DEPARTMENT, VENDOR)
  • ID mappings
  • Error message transformations

29-48: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consolidate input strings and approve output format.

Three suggestions:

  1. input_strings duplicates error_msgs and should be consolidated
  2. Consider using a constant for the error message format to ensure consistency
  3. The output format effectively enhances error messages with additional context

Consider this refactor:

-input_strings = [
-    "Invalid Reference Id : Accounts element id 7 not found",
-    "Invalid Reference Id : Klasses element id 5000000000000142240 not found",
-    "Invalid Reference Id : Depts element id 2 not found",
-    "Invalid Reference Id : Names element id 75 not found"
-]
+input_strings = error_msgs

+ERROR_FORMAT = "Invalid Reference Id : {error_attribute} => {attribute_type} element id {destination_id} => {value} not found"
+
+# Generate output_strings using the format
 output_strings = [
-    "Invalid Reference Id : Accounts => ACCOUNT element id 7 => Advertising not found",
-    "Invalid Reference Id : Klasses => CLASS element id 5000000000000142240 => cc2 not found",
-    "Invalid Reference Id : Depts => DEPARTMENT element id 2 => Bangalore not found",
-    "Invalid Reference Id : Names => VENDOR element id 75 => SPEEDWAY not found"
+    ERROR_FORMAT.format(**mapping) for mapping in ENTITY_MAPPINGS
 ]

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result_dict_list = [
{'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT', 'destination_id': '7', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'CLASS', 'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT', 'destination_id': '2', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'VENDOR', 'destination_id': '75', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'article_link': None},
]

error_dict = [
{'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT', 'destination_id': '7', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'CLASS', 'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT', 'destination_id': '2', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'VENDOR', 'destination_id': '75', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'article_link': None},
]
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider consolidating duplicate test data structures.

result_dict_list and error_dict contain identical data. This duplication could lead to maintenance issues if one is updated but not the other.

Consider this refactor:

-result_dict_list = [
-    {'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT', 'destination_id': '7', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'article_link': None},
-    {'attribute_type': 'CLASS', 'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'article_link': None},
-    {'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT', 'destination_id': '2', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'article_link': None},
-    {'attribute_type': 'VENDOR', 'destination_id': '75', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'article_link': None},
-]
-
-error_dict = [
+ERROR_MAPPINGS = [
     {'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT', 'destination_id': '7', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'article_link': None},
     {'attribute_type': 'CLASS', 'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'article_link': None},
     {'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT', 'destination_id': '2', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'article_link': None},
     {'attribute_type': 'VENDOR', 'destination_id': '75', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'article_link': None},
 ]
+
+result_dict_list = ERROR_MAPPINGS
+error_dict = ERROR_MAPPINGS
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result_dict_list = [
{'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT', 'destination_id': '7', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'CLASS', 'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT', 'destination_id': '2', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'VENDOR', 'destination_id': '75', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'article_link': None},
]
error_dict = [
{'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT', 'destination_id': '7', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'CLASS', 'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT', 'destination_id': '2', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'VENDOR', 'destination_id': '75', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'article_link': None},
]
ERROR_MAPPINGS = [
{'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT', 'destination_id': '7', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'CLASS', 'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT', 'destination_id': '2', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'article_link': None},
{'attribute_type': 'VENDOR', 'destination_id': '75', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'article_link': None},
]
result_dict_list = ERROR_MAPPINGS
error_dict = ERROR_MAPPINGS

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entity_result_dict_list = [
{'destination_id': '7', 'value': 'Advertising', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT'},
{'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'value': 'cc2', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'attribute_type': 'CLASS'},
{'destination_id': '2', 'value': 'Bangalore', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT'},
{'destination_id': '75', 'value': 'SPEEDWAY', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'attribute_type': 'VENDOR'},
]

input_strings = [
"Invalid Reference Id : Accounts element id 7 not found",
"Invalid Reference Id : Klasses element id 5000000000000142240 not found",
"Invalid Reference Id : Depts element id 2 not found",
"Invalid Reference Id : Names element id 75 not found"
]

replacements = [
{'destination_id': '7', 'value': 'Advertising', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT'},
{'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'value': 'cc2', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'attribute_type': 'CLASS'},
{'destination_id': '2', 'value': 'Bangalore', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT'},
{'destination_id': '75', 'value': 'SPEEDWAY', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'attribute_type': 'VENDOR'}
]
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consolidate duplicate entity mapping structures.

Similar to the previous case, entity_result_dict_list and replacements contain identical data.

Consider this refactor:

-entity_result_dict_list = [
-    {'destination_id': '7', 'value': 'Advertising', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT'},
-    {'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'value': 'cc2', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'attribute_type': 'CLASS'},
-    {'destination_id': '2', 'value': 'Bangalore', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT'},
-    {'destination_id': '75', 'value': 'SPEEDWAY', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'attribute_type': 'VENDOR'},
-]
-
-replacements = [
+ENTITY_MAPPINGS = [
     {'destination_id': '7', 'value': 'Advertising', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT'},
     {'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'value': 'cc2', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'attribute_type': 'CLASS'},
     {'destination_id': '2', 'value': 'Bangalore', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT'},
     {'destination_id': '75', 'value': 'SPEEDWAY', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'attribute_type': 'VENDOR'}
 ]
+
+entity_result_dict_list = ENTITY_MAPPINGS
+replacements = ENTITY_MAPPINGS
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entity_result_dict_list = [
{'destination_id': '7', 'value': 'Advertising', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT'},
{'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'value': 'cc2', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'attribute_type': 'CLASS'},
{'destination_id': '2', 'value': 'Bangalore', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT'},
{'destination_id': '75', 'value': 'SPEEDWAY', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'attribute_type': 'VENDOR'},
]
input_strings = [
"Invalid Reference Id : Accounts element id 7 not found",
"Invalid Reference Id : Klasses element id 5000000000000142240 not found",
"Invalid Reference Id : Depts element id 2 not found",
"Invalid Reference Id : Names element id 75 not found"
]
replacements = [
{'destination_id': '7', 'value': 'Advertising', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT'},
{'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'value': 'cc2', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'attribute_type': 'CLASS'},
{'destination_id': '2', 'value': 'Bangalore', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT'},
{'destination_id': '75', 'value': 'SPEEDWAY', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'attribute_type': 'VENDOR'}
]
ENTITY_MAPPINGS = [
{'destination_id': '7', 'value': 'Advertising', 'error_attribute': 'Accounts', 'attribute_type': 'ACCOUNT'},
{'destination_id': '5000000000000142240', 'value': 'cc2', 'error_attribute': 'Klasses', 'attribute_type': 'CLASS'},
{'destination_id': '2', 'value': 'Bangalore', 'error_attribute': 'Depts', 'attribute_type': 'DEPARTMENT'},
{'destination_id': '75', 'value': 'SPEEDWAY', 'error_attribute': 'Names', 'attribute_type': 'VENDOR'}
]
input_strings = [
"Invalid Reference Id : Accounts element id 7 not found",
"Invalid Reference Id : Klasses element id 5000000000000142240 not found",
"Invalid Reference Id : Depts element id 2 not found",
"Invalid Reference Id : Names element id 75 not found"
]
entity_result_dict_list = ENTITY_MAPPINGS
replacements = ENTITY_MAPPINGS

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