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| response = HTTParty.post(url, body: params) | ||
| unless response.code == 200 && response.parsed_response["ok"] | ||
| raise SlackApiError, response["error"] | ||
| end |
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Line 21 raises an exception, but not the one you want.
select user
You chose to select a user. Please provide a username or Slack ID
dan
Traceback (most recent call last):
5: from lib/slack.rb:105:in `<main>'
4: from lib/slack.rb:40:in `main'
3: from lib/slack.rb:40:in `new'
2: from /Users/droberts/Ada/c11/projects/slack-cli/lib/workspace.rb:11:in `initialize'
1: from /Users/droberts/Ada/c11/projects/slack-cli/lib/user.rb:16:in `list'
/Users/droberts/Ada/c11/projects/slack-cli/lib/recipient.rb:33:in `get': uninitialized constant Recipient::SlackApiError (NameError)
Ruby doesn't know what a SlackApiError is, so you get a NameError when you try to raise one. Looks like you're missing require_relative 'apierror' at the top of this file.
| def initialize(slack_id:, name:) | ||
| @slack_id = slack_id | ||
| raise ArgumentError if !name.is_a? String | ||
| @name = name |
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Best practice is to avoid explicit type checking in a dynamic language like Ruby. This is for two reasons. First, if name really needs to be a String, then we'll get an error soon enough one way or the other. Second, if the user passes in something that close enough to a string to work (i.e. implements the String interface), there's no reason for our code to fail.
| def select_channel | ||
| channel_selected = channels.detect do |channel| | ||
| channel.slack_id == selected || channel.name == selected | ||
| end |
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This code is very similar to the code for select_user above. Could you DRY this up somehow?
| def send_message(message, recipient) | ||
| params = {} | ||
| params[:text] = message | ||
| params[:channel] = recipient.slack_id |
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Instead of taking the recipient as an argument here, you should send the message to whatever is saved in @selected. Similarly for details below.
| user_selected = users.detect do |user| | ||
| user.slack_id == selected || user.name == selected | ||
| end | ||
| return user_selected |
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Good use of the .detect enumerable here.
Since this doesn't save the user in @selected, I'm confused what that instance variable is for.
| it "returns nil if username or slack id is not found" do | ||
| VCR.use_cassette("check nil returned") do | ||
| selected = "chewy" #id of nonexistent slackbot | ||
| @workspace2 = Workspace.new(selected: selected) |
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You've done a great job of identifying and testing error cases throughout this project.
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