Closed cthoyt closed 2 years ago
This is awesome! Will definitely help clean up the code a lot and keep it much more maintainable.
I'll think on how this can be tested, I'm not very familiar with pydantic so I'll have to take a look.
But thanks a lot!
Just think of pydantic as the same as dataclasses with automatic json serialization built in (but you won’t need that feature)
@jvfe about time we blackened the whole project ;)
@jvfe about time we blackened the whole project ;)
For sure, I'll probably include black in the CI too, just to be safe. But that's for another PR.
it is a leftover from early implementations, should be removed!
Em qua., 12 de out. de 2022 07:52, João Vitor @.***> escreveu:
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In src/pyorcidator/helper.py https://github.com/lubianat/pyorcidator/pull/41#discussion_r993302744:
@@ -137,16 +164,18 @@ def process_item( ref, qualifier_nested_dictionary=None, ):
FIXME this is unused, delete?
I agree with deleting it, don't fully understand it either. Any comments @lubianat https://github.com/lubianat?
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Is there anything left here @jvfe @cthoyt ? can we merge?
@lubiana testing required
I guess basic testing would just compare the currently generated quickstatements for a sample json to whatever the new code outputs. More granular tests would be good, but perhaps not necessary?
Just simple stuff like when you have a given instance of the model that you get out the text you expected.
Date precision is now handled, this is ready for merge @lubianat @jvfe
Closes #39
This pull request replaces the string concatenation implementation of building up the QuickStatements string with an alternative that uses classes to store the data in a list. Each class knows how to serialize itself to quickstatements as a string. In the end, this is done.
@jvfe maybe you want to think about how to test this works properly?