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v2.5.3: 紧急修复域名切换重试机制,优化异常机制和GitHub Actions的异常处理 #206

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  • New Features
    • Support for custom exception listeners and custom logging for enhanced extensibility.
    • Added tutorial sections for implementing custom exception listeners.
    • Introduced a new argument in the new_jm_client function for domain selection.
    • New decide_filepath function for determining file paths and an integrated exception handling mechanism in the download workflow.
  • Enhancements
    • Updated the version of jmcomic to 2.5.3.
    • Adjusted the order of domains in the DOMAIN_API_LIST for optimized access.
    • Enhanced exception classes with descriptive attributes for clarity.
    • Modified the enable_client_cache_on_condition method to accept a more flexible cache parameter.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved request retry mechanism with the ability to specify a callback.
    • Reduced the number of requests in tests by adding a cache level setting.

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The updates introduce custom exception listeners and enhance logging capabilities, marking a significant enhancement in extensibility for the jmcomic module. This version, 2.5.3, also tweaks API domain preferences, modifies exception handling, and refines client caching strategies. Through tutorials and code adjustments, it ensures developers have the tools to customize and extend functionality more seamlessly, especially in handling exceptions and optimizing network interactions.

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Files Summary
README.md Introduced support for custom exception listeners alongside custom logging.
assets/docs/.../4_module_custom.md Added tutorial section on using custom exception listeners.
assets/docs/.../8_pick_domain.md Modified new_jm_client function call to include a new impl argument.
src/jmcomic/__init__.py Updated version number to '2.5.3'.
src/jmcomic/jm_client_impl.py Added callback parameter to request_with_retry method.
src/jmcomic/jm_config.py Adjusted domain API list, exception listener registry, and default client cache settings.
src/jmcomic/jm_exception.py Updated exception classes with new attributes and added a new exception class.
src/jmcomic/jm_option.py, tests/.../__init__.py, usage/.../workflow_download.py Enhanced client caching and exception handling.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 684754a and 28aeb61.
Files ignored due to path filters (1)
  • assets/option/option_test_html.yml is excluded by: !**/*.yml
Files selected for processing (10)
  • README.md (1 hunks)
  • assets/docs/sources/tutorial/4_module_custom.md (1 hunks)
  • assets/docs/sources/tutorial/8_pick_domain.md (1 hunks)
  • src/jmcomic/init.py (1 hunks)
  • src/jmcomic/jm_client_impl.py (3 hunks)
  • src/jmcomic/jm_config.py (4 hunks)
  • src/jmcomic/jm_exception.py (5 hunks)
  • src/jmcomic/jm_option.py (2 hunks)
  • tests/test_jmcomic/init.py (1 hunks)
  • usage/workflow_download.py (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
  • README.md
  • src/jmcomic/init.py
Additional comments: 15
tests/test_jmcomic/__init__.py (1)
  • 51-52: The addition of cache='level_option' in the build_jm_client call is a good practice for managing cache behavior in tests. It's important to ensure that this cache setting aligns with the intended test scenarios and does not inadvertently affect test outcomes by caching responses that should be fetched anew in each test.
usage/workflow_download.py (3)
  • 89-108: The decide_filepath function provides a structured way to determine file paths for error logs. This approach enhances the maintainability of the code by centralizing path determination logic. Ensure that the naming convention for error logs is consistent and meaningful to facilitate easier debugging.
  • 109-130: The exception_listener function centralizes exception handling, which is a significant improvement for error management. It's crucial to ensure that all exceptions are logged comprehensively, including the exception type, message, and context. This detailed logging will aid in debugging and maintaining the system.
  • 132-132: Registering the exception_listener for JmcomicException using JmModuleConfig.register_exception_listener is a robust way to handle exceptions globally. This pattern allows for centralized error processing, which can simplify debugging and error tracking. Ensure that the listener is tested across different exception scenarios to verify its effectiveness.
assets/docs/sources/tutorial/4_module_custom.md (1)
  • 170-193: Adding a section on custom exception listeners/callbacks is a valuable addition to the tutorial. It educates developers on how to extend the system's error handling capabilities. Ensure that the examples provided are clear and cover common use cases to help developers understand how to implement their custom listeners effectively.
src/jmcomic/jm_exception.py (2)
  • 6-6: Adding a description attribute to the JmcomicException class is a good practice for providing more context about exceptions. Ensure that this attribute is utilized effectively in exception handling and logging to improve error diagnostics.
  • 56-58: The introduction of the RequestRetryAllFailException class with a description attribute is a significant enhancement for handling retry failures explicitly. This specific exception type allows for more granular error handling and recovery strategies. Ensure that this new exception is documented and examples are provided on how to catch and handle it.
src/jmcomic/jm_config.py (3)
  • 120-120: Moving www.jmapinode.biz to the top of the DOMAIN_API_LIST could indicate a prioritization of this domain for API requests. Ensure that this change is based on reliable performance metrics or availability guarantees from the domain. It's also important to monitor the domain's reliability post-change to ensure optimal system performance.
  • 147-151: Replacing REGISTRY_EXCEPTION_ADVICE with REGISTRY_EXCEPTION_LISTENER and adding detailed comments on its usage improves the system's extensibility and maintainability. This change allows developers to register custom exception listeners more intuitively. Ensure that the documentation and examples are updated to reflect this new mechanism.
  • 317-317: Changing the default value of DEFAULT_CLIENT_CACHE from True to None and adding comments about the configuration enhances the flexibility of cache behavior. This change allows developers to make more informed decisions about caching strategies based on their specific use cases. Ensure that this change is communicated clearly in the documentation to avoid confusion.
src/jmcomic/jm_option.py (1)
  • 20-24: Modifying the enable_client_cache_on_condition method to include an additional cache parameter of type Union[None, bool, str, Callable] enhances the flexibility of cache configuration. This change allows for more precise control over caching behavior, which can lead to performance improvements. Ensure that the documentation is updated to explain how to use this new parameter effectively.
src/jmcomic/jm_client_impl.py (4)
  • 78-87: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [70-127]

The addition of a callback parameter to the request_with_retry method allows for more flexible handling of responses before deciding whether a retry is necessary. This is a positive change that enhances the method's utility by enabling custom processing of responses through a callback function. Ensure that all calls to this method throughout the codebase have been updated to accommodate this new parameter where necessary.

  • 78-87: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-214]

The AbstractJmClient class and its subclasses (JmHtmlClient and JmApiClient) are well-structured and provide a comprehensive set of functionalities for interacting with the JMComic API. The class hierarchy is clear, and the separation of concerns is evident, with AbstractJmClient handling common functionalities and the subclasses implementing specific behaviors. The use of custom exception handling and the introduction of a callback mechanism in the request_with_retry method are notable improvements that align with the PR objectives. The code is generally well-documented, which enhances maintainability.

  • 214-214: The fallback method in the AbstractJmClient class correctly raises a RequestRetryAllFailException when all retry attempts fail. This is a crucial part of the enhanced domain switching retry mechanism. It ensures that the system can gracefully handle situations where all attempts to connect to a domain fail. This approach aligns with the PR's objectives to improve error handling and system resilience.
  • 78-87: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-214]

Overall, the changes made in the jm_client_impl.py file are consistent with the PR's objectives and the AI-generated summary. The enhancements to the domain switching retry mechanism, the introduction of a callback parameter in the request_with_retry method, and the improvements in exception handling contribute to the system's reliability and developer experience. The code adheres to best practices for Python development, with clear documentation, proper error handling, and a focus on maintainability. No security or performance issues were identified in the provided code segments.

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ print(f'获取到{len(domain_set)}个域名,开始测试')


def test_domain(domain: str):
client = option.new_jm_client(domain_list=[domain], **meta_data)
client = option.new_jm_client(impl='html', domain_list=[domain], **meta_data)
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The addition of impl='html' in the new_jm_client function call specifies the implementation type for the client. Ensure that this change is reflected in the documentation and tutorials to guide users on how to use the new argument effectively.

# It's good practice to document the purpose and possible values of the `impl` argument.
# For example, adding a comment above the `new_jm_client` call could be helpful:
# Specify the client implementation type. Possible values: 'html', 'api', etc.
client = option.new_jm_client(impl='html', domain_list=[domain], **meta_data)

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