Release/v3.3.0 proxy support

rohansharmasitoula commented 5 months ago

PR Type

Enhancement, Bug fix

Description

Refactored HTTP requests in tracker.php to use Moodle's curl class instead of normal curl.
Added error handling for HTTP requests using try-catch blocks.
Updated plugin version, release, and dependencies in version.php.

Changes walkthrough 📝

Relevant files

Enhancement

tracker.php

Refactor HTTP requests to use Moodle's `curl` class

classes/local/api/tracker.php

Replaced curl with Moodle's curl class for HTTP requests.

Added error handling using try-catch blocks.

Updated method fetchSecureToken to use Moodle's curl class.

Updated method generate_auth_token to use Moodle's curl class.

+27/-36

Configuration changes

version.php

Update plugin version and dependencies

version.php

Updated plugin version to 2024022802.

Updated plugin release to 3.3.0 (Build: 2024022802).

Updated plugin dependencies to 2024022802.

+4/-4

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Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Enhanced API request handling with improved error management and response validation.
Chores
- Updated plugin version and release build dates to reflect the latest release.

codiumai-pr-agent-pro[bot] commented 5 months ago

PR Review 🔍

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	3, because the PR involves refactoring and enhancing the HTTP request handling in a Moodle plugin, which includes changes to error handling and authentication logic. Reviewing these changes requires understanding of the Moodle's curl class, error handling in PHP, and the specific plugin architecture.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
⚡ Possible issues	Error Handling: The use of a generic catch block for \Throwable might catch more exceptions than intended, which could obscure bugs. It's recommended to catch more specific exceptions if possible.
⚡ Possible issues	Exception Handling: The `CustomException` is thrown but it's not clear if this exception class is defined anywhere within the project. This could lead to fatal errors if the class does not exist.
🔒 Security concerns	No

codiumai-pr-agent-pro[bot] commented 5 months ago

PR Code Suggestions ✨

Category	Suggestion	Score
Possible issue	Check for the existence of array keys before accessing them to prevent undefined index errors ___ To avoid potential issues with undefined array keys, check if the `access_token` key exists in the `$auth_response` array before using it. [classes/local/api/tracker.php [59]](https://github.com/talview/moodle-local_proview/pull/88/files#diff-66c9a7e686d6a2adde5be2d0e4bc1cdf6dcfafd1322381c1619020739f72271aR59-R59) ```diff +if (!isset($auth_response['access_token'])) { + throw new moodle_exception('Invalid auth response: access token missing'); +} $auth_token = $auth_response['access_token']; ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: This suggestion correctly identifies a potential issue with accessing an array key that might not exist, which can lead to runtime errors. Implementing this check enhances the robustness of the code.	8
Possible issue	Add a return statement in the catch block to ensure a consistent return type ___ To ensure that the `fetchSecureToken` method returns a consistent response, consider adding a return statement in the catch block. This will prevent the method from returning `null` if an exception is caught. [classes/local/api/tracker.php [73-75]](https://github.com/talview/moodle-local_proview/pull/88/files#diff-66c9a7e686d6a2adde5be2d0e4bc1cdf6dcfafd1322381c1619020739f72271aR73-R75) ```diff } catch (\Throwable $err) { self::capture_error($err); + return null; } ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Adding a return statement in the catch block of `fetchSecureToken` method ensures consistent method behavior by avoiding a `null` return when exceptions are caught. This is a good practice for error handling in methods expected to return data.	7
Enhancement	Log error messages before throwing exceptions for better error tracking ___ To improve error handling, consider logging the error message before rethrowing the exception in the `generate_auth_token` method. [classes/local/api/tracker.php [104]](https://github.com/talview/moodle-local_proview/pull/88/files#diff-66c9a7e686d6a2adde5be2d0e4bc1cdf6dcfafd1322381c1619020739f72271aR104-R104) ```diff +error_log('API request error: ' . $error_msg); throw new moodle_exception('errorapirequest', 'quizaccess_proctor', '', $error_msg); ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 Why: Logging errors before rethrowing exceptions can help in debugging and maintaining logs of what went wrong, which is beneficial for error tracking and resolution.	6
Maintainability	Move header array creation outside of the try block for better readability ___ To improve code readability and maintainability, consider moving the header array creation outside of the try block in the `fetchSecureToken` method. [classes/local/api/tracker.php [68-69]](https://github.com/talview/moodle-local_proview/pull/88/files#diff-66c9a7e686d6a2adde5be2d0e4bc1cdf6dcfafd1322381c1619020739f72271aR68-R69) ```diff +$headers = array('Content-Type: application/json', 'Authorization: Bearer ' . $auth_token); try { - $curl->setHeader(array('Content-Type: application/json', 'Authorization: Bearer ' . $auth_token)); + $curl->setHeader($headers); ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 Why: Moving the header array creation outside of the try block improves code readability and maintainability. However, this change is relatively minor in terms of impact on the overall code functionality.	5

coderabbitai[bot] commented 5 months ago

Walkthrough

The recent updates enhance the tracker.php file by introducing curl objects for API requests, enhancing error handling, and improving response validation. Additionally, the version.php file has been updated to reflect the new plugin version, release build dates, and updated dependencies. These changes aim to improve the robustness and maintainability of the code.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`classes/local/api/tracker.php`	Added `require_once` statements, refactored `fetchSecureToken` and `generate_auth_token` to use `curl` objects, enhanced error handling.
`version.php`	Updated plugin version, release build dates, and required dependencies.

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With curls and tokens, all shiny and new.
Errors now handled with a gentle care,
Our plugin's version, updated with flair.
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