More cleanup of load.py#8
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| PARSONS_FOLDER_NAME = 'parsons_probs' | ||
| PARSONS_FOLDER_PATH = './parsons_probs' | ||
| PARSONS_GLOB = 'parsons_probs/*.py' | ||
| PROBLEM_PATHS = [PARSONS_FOLDER_PATH] |
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Given this is always a list with one constant, the added complexity of its existence doesn't seem warranted.
| for path in PROBLEM_PATHS: | ||
| config_files.append(os.path.join(os.path.abspath(path), problem_name.lower() + ".yaml")) | ||
| return load_config_file(config_files) | ||
| path = os.path.join(os.path.abspath(PARSONS_FOLDER_PATH), problem_name.lower() + ".yaml") |
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With the recognition that there is only one path, this logic is shorter, so I combined it with the function above.
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| def problem_name_to_file(problem_name, extension): | ||
| return f'{PARSONS_FOLDER_PATH}/{problem_name.lower()}.{extension}' |
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It's not clear to me why we use os.path.join above but just an f-string here. Is there a reason? Otherwise I'd like to standardize on one way of creating paths. I imagine os.path.join might take care of weird slash issues or some such.
| submitted_code = request.form['submitted_code'] | ||
| parsons_repr_code = request.form['parsons_repr_code'] | ||
| fname = f'{PARSONS_FOLDER_PATH}/{problem_name.lower()}.py' | ||
| fname = problem_name_to_file(problem_name, 'py') |
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I moved logic into the load file for testability (since this file is so hard to test right now, given the complexity of the okclient import).
| with self.assertRaises(Exception) as context: | ||
| load.load_config('remove_indexes') | ||
| self.assertIn('remove_indexes.yaml', str(context.exception)) | ||
| load.load_config("remove_indexes") |
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I ran the black formatter on this file so there are some whitespace/quote changes.
| self.assertIn('smartfridge.yaml', str(context.exception)) | ||
| self.assertIn("smartfridge.yaml", str(context.exception)) | ||
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| def test_problem_name_to_file(self): |
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The actual change is the addition of this test function.
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