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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes introduce a WeChat chatbot framework utilizing the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant QRCode
participant Itchat
participant MessageHandler
participant ChatModel
User->>QRCode: Scan QR Code
QRCode->>Itchat: Login Request
Itchat->>User: Login Success
User->>Itchat: Send Message
Itchat->>MessageHandler: Forward Message
MessageHandler->>ChatModel: Process Message
ChatModel->>MessageHandler: Return Response
MessageHandler->>Itchat: Send Response
Itchat->>User: Deliver Response
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example/wx-chatbot/itchat/async_components/__init__.py (1)
1-13: LGTM! The file structure and purpose are clear and well-organized.This file serves as the entry point for the
async_componentspackage, importing specific functions from submodules and exposing them through theload_componentsfunction. Theload_componentsfunction initializes or sets up various components of the application by calling the respectiveload_*functions, passing thecoreobject or configuration.Some additional suggestions for improvement:
- Consider adding docstrings to the
load_componentsfunction to clarify its purpose and the expected type and role of thecoreargument.- If the
load_*functions have a consistent interface or contract, you could consider defining a base class or interface for them to adhere to. This would make the code more maintainable and extensible.- If there are any common dependencies or configurations used by multiple
load_*functions, consider extracting them into a separate module or configuration file to avoid duplication and improve reusability.example/wx-chatbot/chat_message.py (2)
4-37: Improve the class by adding docstrings and following PEP8 naming convention.The
ChatMessageclass has a good structure with relevant attributes to represent a chat message. However, it can be improved in the following ways:
- Add docstrings to the class and its attributes to describe their purpose and improve the code readability and maintainability.
- Rename the attributes like
from_user_id,to_user_id, etc., to follow the PEP8 naming convention for attributes (should befrom_user_id_,to_user_id_, etc.).Apply this diff to implement the suggested improvements:
class ChatMessage(object): + """ + Represents a chat message. + + Attributes: + MsgId (str): The unique identifier of the message. + FromUserName (str): The username of the sender. + ToUserName (str): The username of the recipient. + Content (str): The content of the message. + MsgType (str): The type of the message. + Status (str): The status of the message. + ImgStatus (str): The status of the image in the message. + CreateTime (int): The creation time of the message. + VoiceLength (int): The length of the voice message. + PlayLength (int): The play length of the voice message. + FileName (str): The name of the file in the message. + FileSize (int): The size of the file in the message. + Url (str): The URL of the message. + from_user_id_ (str): The user ID of the sender. + from_user_nickname_ (str): The nickname of the sender. + to_user_id_ (str): The user ID of the recipient. + to_user_nickname_ (str): The nickname of the recipient. + other_user_id_ (str): The user ID of the other user in the message. + other_user_nickname_ (str): The nickname of the other user in the message. + my_msg (bool): Indicates if the message is sent by the current user. + self_display_name (str): The display name of the current user. + is_group (bool): Indicates if the message is a group message. + is_at (bool): Indicates if the message is an "@" message. + actual_user_id_ (str): The actual user ID in the message. + actual_user_nickname_ (str): The actual user nickname in the message. + at_list (list): The list of users mentioned in the "@" message. + _prepare_fn (function): The prepare function for the message. + _prepared (bool): Indicates if the message is prepared. + _rawmsg (Message): The raw message object. + """ + MsgId = None FromUSerName = None ToUserName = None Content = None MsgType = None Status = None ImgStatus = None CreateTime = None VoiceLength = None PlayLength = None FileName = None FileSize = None Url = None - from_user_id = None - from_user_nickname = None - to_user_id = None - to_user_nickname = None - other_user_id = None - other_user_nickname = None + from_user_id_ = None + from_user_nickname_ = None + to_user_id_ = None + to_user_nickname_ = None + other_user_id_ = None + other_user_nickname_ = None my_msg = False self_display_name = None is_group = False is_at = False - actual_user_id = None - actual_user_nickname = None + actual_user_id_ = None + actual_user_nickname_ = None at_list = None _prepare_fn = None _prepared = False _rawmsg = None
39-51: Improve the class by adding docstrings.The
ReceiveMessageclass is well-designed by inheriting fromChatMessageand providing an__init__method to initialize the instance attributes from aMessageobject. The__str__method is also helpful for debugging and logging purposes.However, the class can be improved by adding docstrings to describe the purpose of the class and its methods. This will improve the code readability and maintainability.
Apply this diff to implement the suggested improvement:
class ReceiveMessage(ChatMessage): + """ + Represents a received message. + + Inherits from ChatMessage. + """ + FromUserName = None def __init__(self, msg: Message): + """ + Initializes a new instance of the ReceiveMessage class. + + Args: + msg (Message): The message object to initialize the instance from. + """ self.msg = msg for key, value in self.msg.items(): setattr(self, key, value) def __str__(self): + """ + Returns a string representation of the ReceiveMessage instance. + + Returns: + str: The string representation of the ReceiveMessage instance. + """ result = "[ReceiveMessage]" for key, value in vars(self).items(): result += "{}: {}\n".format(key, value) return resultexample/wx-chatbot/itchat/log.py (1)
38-39: Consider makinglsandset_loggingprivate.The
lsinstance andset_loggingfunction are defined at the module level, which makes them part of the public API of the module. Consider prefixing them with an underscore (e.g.,_lsand_set_logging) to indicate that they are intended for internal use only.-ls = LogSystem() -set_logging = ls.set_logging +_ls = LogSystem() +_set_logging = _ls.set_loggingexample/wx-chatbot/itchat/returnvalues.py (1)
1-3: Add documentation for theTRANSLATEflag and theTRANSLATIONdictionary.To improve the clarity and maintainability of the code, consider adding documentation or comments explaining the purpose and usage of the
TRANSLATEflag and theTRANSLATIONdictionary.Provide information on how to set the
TRANSLATEflag, what values it accepts, and how it affects the behavior of theReturnValueclass.Also, document the structure and purpose of the
TRANSLATIONdictionary, explaining how it maps error codes to translated error messages.Also applies to: 67-78
example/wx-chatbot/app.py (1)
12-21: Consider removing unnecessary print and return statements.
- The print statement at line 15 (
print(msg)) might be unnecessary and could be removed to avoid printing the entiremsgobject.- The
return Nonestatement at line 21 is redundant since the function will implicitly returnNoneif no explicit return value is specified.Apply this diff to remove the unnecessary statements:
def handler_single_msg(msg: Message): try: - print(msg) print("Get a new messsage: {}".format(msg.Content)) handler.handle(chat_message.ReceiveMessage(msg)) except NotImplementedError as e: logger.debug("[WX]single message {} skipped: {}".format(msg["MsgId"], e)) - return Noneexample/wx-chatbot/itchat/__init__.py (1)
14-14: Add a comment to clarify the purpose ofinstanceList.The code change looks good, but it would be helpful to add a comment explaining the purpose and usage of
instanceListfor better code readability and maintainability.+# List to store instances of the Core class or other related objects instanceList = []example/wx-chatbot/itchat/components/register.py (2)
36-37: Uselogger.errorfor critical exit messagesLogging the inability to access the internet or WeChat domain should be done at the error level, as it's a critical issue preventing the application from proceeding. This change provides a clearer indication of the problem's severity.
Apply this diff to change the logging level:
- logger.info("You can't get access to internet or wechat domain, so exit.") + logger.error("You can't get access to the internet or WeChat domain. Exiting.")
66-72: Refine docstring for clarity and professionalismThe docstring contains informal language and typos (e.g., "pleeeease"). For better readability and maintainability, it's recommended to use clear and professional language in documentation.
Here's a suggested revision:
def configured_reply(self): - """determine the type of message and reply if its method is defined - however, I use a strange way to determine whether a msg is from massive platform - I haven't found a better solution here - The main problem I'm worrying about is the mismatching of new friends added on phone - If you have any good idea, pleeeease report an issue. I will be more than grateful. - """ + """Determine the type of message and reply if its method is defined. + + Currently, a workaround is used to determine whether a message is from a massive platform. + A better solution is sought to address the mismatching of new friends added on the phone. + If you have any good ideas, please report an issue. Your contributions are appreciated. + """example/wx-chatbot/itchat/components/hotreload.py (1)
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- "Load status for push login failed, we may have experienced a cookies change." + "Load status for push login failed, " + "we may have experienced a cookies change."Tools
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28-28: Raise a more specific exception instead ofExceptionRaising a general
Exceptioncan make error handling less precise. Consider raising a more specific exception, such asOSErrororValueError.Apply this diff to raise a more specific exception:
- raise Exception("Incorrect fileDir") + raise OSError("Incorrect fileDir")example/wx-chatbot/itchat/async_components/register.py (1)
117-118: Clarify default behavior when no chat type is specified inmsg_registerThe condition
if not any((isFriendChat, isGroupChat, isMpChat)):defaults to registering the function forFriendChat. Ensure this default behavior aligns with your intended functionality.If the default should apply to all chat types, adjust the registration accordingly:
if not any((isFriendChat, isGroupChat, isMpChat)): - self.functionDict["FriendChat"][_msgType] = fn + self.functionDict["FriendChat"][_msgType] = fn + self.functionDict["GroupChat"][_msgType] = fn + self.functionDict["MpChat"][_msgType] = fnThis registers the function for all chat types when none are specified.
example/wx-chatbot/itchat/storage/__init__.py (3)
65-66: Clarify or remove commented-out code for maintainabilityThe comments on lines 65-66 refer to attempting to solve everything with pickle but choosing an alternative method. If the pickling approach is no longer relevant, consider removing these comments or updating them to provide clearer context.
99-100: SimplifymatchDictcreation with dictionary comprehensionTo make the code more concise and readable, consider using a dictionary comprehension when creating
matchDict:matchDict = {k: v for k, v in matchDict.items() if v is not None}This eliminates the need to delete keys with
Nonevalues.
25-41: Consistency in attribute initializationEnsure that all attributes in the
Storageclass are initialized consistently. For example,self.lastInputUserNameis set toNone, while lists are initialized as empty. Confirm that this aligns with how these attributes are used elsewhere.example/wx-chatbot/itchat/components/login.py (3)
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logger.info( - "Failed to fetch contact, that may because of the amount of your chatrooms" + "Failed to fetch contact, which may be due to the large number " + "of your chatrooms" )Tools
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- url = f"{self.loginInfo['url']}/webwxverifyuser?r={int(time.time())}&pass_ticket={self.loginInfo['pass_ticket']}" + url = ( + f"{self.loginInfo['url']}/webwxverifyuser" + f"?r={int(time.time())}&pass_ticket={self.loginInfo['pass_ticket']}" + )Tools
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- logger.info( - "Failed to fetch contact, that may because of the amount of your chatrooms" - ) + logger.info( + "Failed to fetch contact; this may be due to the number " + "of your chatrooms" + )Tools
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- url = f"{self.loginInfo['url']}/webwxverifyuser?r={int(time.time())}&pass_ticket={self.loginInfo['pass_ticket']}" + url = ( + f"{self.loginInfo['url']}/webwxverifyuser?" + f"r={int(time.time())}&pass_ticket={self.loginInfo['pass_ticket']}" + )Tools
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21-29: Avoid dynamically adding methods to objectsThe
load_messagesfunction dynamically attaches methods to thecoreobject, which can lead to unexpected behaviors and makes the code harder to understand.Consider using class inheritance or composition to structure your code more explicitly and improve clarity.
375-376: Typographical error in error messageThe error message contains a typo: "No file found in specific dir" should be "No file found in specified dir."
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- 'ErrMsg': 'No file found in specific dir', + 'ErrMsg': 'No file found in specified dir',
11-11: Unused import statementThe module imports
requestson line 11, but it is not used anywhere in the code.Consider removing the unused import to clean up the code:
- import requestsexample/wx-chatbot/itchat/async_components/messages.py (3)
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- example/wx-chatbot/app.py (1 hunks)
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example/wx-chatbot/itchat/components/__init__.py (2)
1-13: LGTM! The file follows a modular structure and provides a central place to load components.The file follows a modular structure by:
- Importing individual components in separate lines.
- Defining a
load_componentsfunction to load all the components.- Calling the respective
load_*functions to load each component.This structure enhances the maintainability and readability of the codebase.
1-5: Verify the implementation of theload_*functions in their respective modules.Ensure that each component module (
contact,hotreload,login,messages, andregister) defines its correspondingload_*function that registers the component with thecoreobject.Run the following script to verify the
load_*function definitions:Verification successful
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load_*functions are correctly implementedThe verification process has confirmed that each component module (
contact,hotreload,login,messages, andregister) correctly defines its correspondingload_*function. These functions are present in their respective files and take acoreparameter, which aligns with the expectation that they register the component with thecoreobject.
load_contact(core)in contact.pyload_hotreload(core)in hotreload.pyload_login(core)in login.pyload_messages(core)in messages.pyload_register(core)in register.pyThe implementation meets the requirements specified in the review comment.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that each component module defines its corresponding `load_*` function. # Test: Search for the `load_*` function definitions in each component module. # Expect: Each component module should have a `load_*` function definition. for component in contact hotreload login messages register; do echo "Verifying load_$component function in $component.py" ast-grep --lang python --pattern $'def load_'$component'($$$)' example/wx-chatbot/itchat/components/$component.py doneLength of output: 3081
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the existence of component files echo "Verifying component file paths:" fd -e py -p example/wx-chatbot/itchat/components/ # Search for load_* function definitions using grep echo -e "\nSearching for load_* function definitions:" for component in contact hotreload login messages register; do echo "Searching in $component.py:" grep -n "def load_$component" example/wx-chatbot/itchat/components/$component.py done # If no functions are found, display file contents echo -e "\nDisplaying file contents if load_* functions are not found:" for component in contact hotreload login messages register; do if ! grep -q "def load_$component" example/wx-chatbot/itchat/components/$component.py; then echo "Contents of $component.py:" cat example/wx-chatbot/itchat/components/$component.py echo -e "\n---\n" fi doneLength of output: 2475
example/wx-chatbot/itchat/content.py (1)
1-26: LGTM!The code follows best practices and conventions:
- The constants are defined as string literals, which is a common practice in Python.
- The constant names are in uppercase, following the Python naming convention for constants.
- The constant names are descriptive and convey the meaning of each message type.
- Grouping the constants into a list (
INCOME_MSG) provides a convenient way to access all the message types.The code is clean, readable, and maintainable.
example/wx-chatbot/itchat/storage/messagequeue.py (3)
13-16: LGTM!The
Queueclass correctly inherits fromqueue.Queueand overrides theputmethod to wrap the message in aMessageobject before putting it in the queue. The implementation looks good.
19-23: LGTM!The
downloadmethod correctly checks ifself.textis callable and calls it with thefileNameargument if true, otherwise returns an empty bytes object. The implementation looks good.
32-38: LGTM!The
__str__and__repr__methods correctly return string representations of the object. The implementations look good.example/wx-chatbot/itchat/config.py (5)
1-3: LGTM!The imports are valid and serve a purpose in the configuration file.
4-4: LGTM!The version constant is defined correctly and follows semantic versioning format.
6-7: LGTM!The constant
ASYNC_COMPONENTSis defined correctly based on the environment variable. The comment provides clarity on its purpose.
9-13: LGTM!The constants are defined correctly and serve specific purposes in the configuration. The use of
os.getcwd()for portability and the tuple format for timeout values are good practices.
15-18: LGTM!The constants are defined correctly and serve specific purposes in the configuration. The user agent string, client version, and UOS patch values are valid.
Regarding the line length warnings from static analysis:
In this case, the long lines are configuration values and do not impact code readability or maintainability. It's acceptable to ignore the line length warnings for these specific lines.
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example/wx-chatbot/itchat/log.py (1)
4-36: TheLogSystemclass provides a clean and configurable logging setup.The class encapsulates the logging configuration for the
itchatlogger, allowing easy setup and modification of logging behavior. Theset_loggingmethod provides a convenient way to update the logging configuration at runtime.Some good practices observed:
- Using a
NullHandlerto avoid the "No handler found" warning when no other handlers are configured.- Keeping track of the current configuration to avoid unnecessary updates.
- Closing the old
FileHandlerbefore replacing it with a new one to prevent resource leaks.- Providing sensible defaults for the logging configuration.
example/wx-chatbot/itchat/returnvalues.py (1)
5-64: Class implementation looks good!The
ReturnValueclass provides a convenient way to handle return values from theitchatlibrary. It extends thedictclass and overrides several magic methods to provide custom behavior for boolean evaluation, string representation, and object representation.The constructor handles different scenarios, such as parsing JSON responses from
rawResponseobjects and ensuring the presence of aBaseResponsekey in the dictionary.The class also supports translating error messages based on the
TRANSLATEflag and theTRANSLATIONdictionary.example/wx-chatbot/app.py (5)
1-10: LGTM!The imports are relevant and necessary for the functionality of the code.
24-44: LGTM!The
qrCallbackfunction correctly handles the QR code status and generates multiple URLs for scanning when necessary. The code segment looks good.
46-63: LGTM!The
startupfunction correctly sets up the WeChat login process with appropriate parameters and error handling. The code segment looks good.
82-82: LGTM!Creating an instance of the
MessageHandlerclass is necessary for handling incoming messages. The code segment looks good.
85-88: LGTM!The main entry point correctly calls the
startup()function and enters an infinite loop to keep the script running. The code segment looks good.example/wx-chatbot/itchat/__init__.py (10)
1-4: LGTM!The imports are relevant and necessary for the module. The code changes look good.
5-8: LGTM!The conditional import provides flexibility in loading components based on the asynchronous configuration. The code changes look good.
11-11: LGTM!Setting the
__version__variable is a common practice to make the version information accessible. The code change looks good.
17-26: LGTM!The
load_async_itchatfunction is well-implemented and documented. It provides a clear way to load an async-based itchat instance. The code changes look good.
29-38: LGTM!The
load_sync_itchatfunction is well-implemented and documented. It provides a clear way to load a sync-based itchat instance. The code changes look good.
41-44: LGTM!The conditional assignment provides flexibility in loading the appropriate itchat instance based on the asynchronous configuration. It utilizes the previously defined functions effectively. The code changes look good.
47-47: LGTM!The assignment initializes
instanceListwith theinstanceobject, indicating its purpose of storing itchat core instances. The code change looks good.
49-51: LGTM!The comments provide useful insights into the author's intentions and reasoning. While not directly related to the code functionality, they serve as helpful explanatory notes. The code changes look good.
53-98: LGTM!The assignments provide a convenient way to access the methods and functions of the itchat instance directly from the current module. They are well-organized based on their respective components, enhancing code readability. The code changes look good.
99-99: LGTM!The assignment makes the
set_loggingfunction accessible from the current module, allowing users to configure logging settings easily. The code change looks good.example/wx-chatbot/itchat/async_components/register.py (1)
125-127: Ensure debug logging is properly configuredThe
set_loggingfunction is called withloggingLevel=logging.DEBUGwhendebugisTrue, but the globalloggermay not reflect this change if it's already configured.Please verify that the
set_loggingfunction updates the logger configuration appropriately. If necessary, reconfigure the logger or adjust the logging setup to ensure debug messages are displayed.example/wx-chatbot/itchat/storage/__init__.py (4)
17-22: Decorator usage for thread safety is appropriateThe
contact_changedecorator correctly usescore.storageClass.updateLockto ensure thread safety when modifying shared resources.
26-41: Proper initialization of storage attributesThe
Storageclass's__init__method initializes all necessary attributes and sets up default values for contact lists and message queues effectively.
69-74: Verify references tocoreandchatroomin deserialized objectsIn the
loadsmethod, after deserializing, you setmember.core = chatroom.coreandmember.chatroom = chatroom. Verify that these references are necessary and correctly managed to prevent potential issues with object references or memory leaks.Consider reviewing the relationships and lifecycles of
member,chatroom, andcoreobjects to ensure proper garbage collection and reference counting.
121-133: Handle case sensitivity insearch_chatroomsWhen searching for chatrooms by name, the comparison
if name in m["NickName"]is case-sensitive. If case-insensitive search is desired, modify the comparison:if name.lower() in m["NickName"].lower():Run the following script to identify chatrooms where case sensitivity might affect search results:
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Confirmed: Case-insensitive search for chatrooms is recommended
The review comment correctly identified that the
search_chatroomsfunction inexample/wx-chatbot/itchat/storage/__init__.pyuses a case-sensitive comparison. Implementing the suggested change to useif name.lower() in m["NickName"].lower():would indeed improve the search functionality by making it case-insensitive.This change is localized to the
search_chatroomsfunction and doesn't affect other parts of the codebase. It will make the chatroom search more user-friendly and flexible, especially when users are unsure about the exact capitalization of chatroom names.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for chatroom names that differ only by case. rg --type python -A 5 'self.chatroomList' | grep -i 'nickName'Length of output: 91
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#!/bin/bash # Find Python files related to chatrooms or storage echo "Python files related to chatrooms or storage:" fd -e py -e pyi | grep -iE 'chatroom|storage' # Search for chatroom-related code and the search_chatrooms function echo -e "\nChatroom-related code and search_chatrooms function:" rg -i 'chatroom|search_chatrooms' # Look for case-insensitive string comparison methods echo -e "\nCase-insensitive string comparison methods:" rg -i 'lower\(\)|casefold\(\)|re\.IGNORECASE'Length of output: 36775
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#!/bin/bash # Search for other implementations of chatroom search echo "Other chatroom search implementations:" rg -i 'def.*search.*chatroom' # Check for other case-sensitive comparisons of chatroom names echo -e "\nOther case-sensitive comparisons of chatroom names:" rg 'name.*in.*\["NickName"\]'Length of output: 649
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#!/bin/bash # Check the content of search_chatrooms in core.py echo "search_chatrooms in core.py:" rg -A 10 'def search_chatrooms' example/wx-chatbot/itchat/core.py # Check the content of search_chatrooms in storage/__init__.py echo -e "\nsearch_chatrooms in storage/__init__.py:" rg -A 15 'def search_chatrooms' example/wx-chatbot/itchat/storage/__init__.pyLength of output: 1183
example/wx-chatbot/itchat/components/messages.py (1)
285-324: Verify group chat message parsing logicThe
produce_group_chatfunction parses messages assuming a specific format, which may not cover all possible cases.Run the following script to verify that the parsing logic correctly handles various group chat message formats:
| def __getitem__(self, value): | ||
| if value in ("isAdmin", "isAt"): | ||
| v = value[0].upper() + value[1:] # ''[1:] == '' | ||
| logger.debug("%s is expired in 1.3.0, use %s instead." % (value, v)) | ||
| value = v | ||
| return super(Message, self).__getitem__(value) |
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Consider removing the handling of deprecated keys.
The __getitem__ method handles deprecated keys isAdmin and isAt, and logs a debug message suggesting the use of the capitalized versions.
Since these keys are deprecated, consider removing this handling and updating the codebase to use the capitalized versions directly. This will simplify the code and remove the need for the debug log.
| class MessageHandler: | ||
| def __init__(self): | ||
| pass | ||
|
|
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| def handle(self, msg: chat_message.ReceiveMessage): | ||
| receiver = msg.FromUserName | ||
| response = pne.chat( | ||
| messages=msg.Content, | ||
| model="gpt-3.5-turbo", | ||
| model_config={ | ||
| "api_key": "sk-xxxxxx", | ||
| "base_url": "https://api.openai.com/v1", | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| itchat.send(response.result, toUserName=receiver) | ||
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Consider removing the empty __init__ method and moving the hardcoded API key to a configuration file or environment variable.
- The empty
__init__method in theMessageHandlerclass is unnecessary and can be removed. - The hardcoded API key in the
model_configdictionary should be moved to a configuration file or environment variable for security reasons.
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def handle(self, msg: chat_message.ReceiveMessage):
receiver = msg.FromUserName
response = pne.chat(To move the API key to a configuration file or environment variable, you can use a library like python-dotenv to load the API key from a .env file or directly access it from an environment variable using os.getenv().
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| try: | ||
| import Queue | ||
| except ImportError: | ||
| import queue as Queue |
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The try-except block for importing Queue handles compatibility between Python 2 and Python 3. Since Python 2 has reached end-of-life and is no longer supported, you might consider removing this block to simplify the code if your project only supports Python 3.
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- import Queue
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| try: | |
| import Queue | |
| except ImportError: | |
| import queue as Queue | |
| import queue as Queue |
| except: | ||
| logger.warning(traceback.format_exc()) |
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| logger.warning(traceback.format_exc()) | |
| except Exception: | |
| logger.warning(traceback.format_exc()) |
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| with open(fileDir, "rb") as f: | ||
| j = pickle.load(f) |
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Using pickle.load() to deserialize data can pose security risks if the pickle file is from an untrusted source, potentially leading to arbitrary code execution. Ensure that the pickle file at fileDir is secure and has not been tampered with. If possible, consider using a safer serialization method like JSON for storing login status.
| def upload_file( | ||
| self, | ||
| fileDir, | ||
| isPicture=False, | ||
| isVideo=False, | ||
| toUserName="filehelper", | ||
| file_=None, | ||
| preparedFile=None, | ||
| ): | ||
| logger.debug( | ||
| "Request to upload a %s: %s" | ||
| % ("picture" if isPicture else "video" if isVideo else "file", fileDir) | ||
| ) | ||
| if not preparedFile: | ||
| preparedFile = _prepare_file(fileDir, file_) | ||
| if not preparedFile: | ||
| return preparedFile | ||
| fileSize, fileMd5, file_ = ( | ||
| preparedFile["fileSize"], | ||
| preparedFile["fileMd5"], | ||
| preparedFile["file_"], | ||
| ) | ||
| fileSymbol = "pic" if isPicture else "video" if isVideo else "doc" | ||
| chunks = int((fileSize - 1) / 524288) + 1 | ||
| clientMediaId = int(time.time() * 1e4) | ||
| uploadMediaRequest = json.dumps( | ||
| OrderedDict( | ||
| [ | ||
| ("UploadType", 2), | ||
| ("BaseRequest", self.loginInfo["BaseRequest"]), | ||
| ("ClientMediaId", clientMediaId), | ||
| ("TotalLen", fileSize), | ||
| ("StartPos", 0), | ||
| ("DataLen", fileSize), | ||
| ("MediaType", 4), | ||
| ("FromUserName", self.storageClass.userName), | ||
| ("ToUserName", toUserName), | ||
| ("FileMd5", fileMd5), | ||
| ] | ||
| ), | ||
| separators=(",", ":"), | ||
| ) | ||
| r = {"BaseResponse": {"Ret": -1005, "ErrMsg": "Empty file detected"}} | ||
| for chunk in range(chunks): | ||
| r = upload_chunk_file( | ||
| self, | ||
| fileDir, | ||
| fileSymbol, | ||
| fileSize, | ||
| file_, | ||
| chunk, | ||
| chunks, | ||
| uploadMediaRequest, | ||
| ) | ||
| file_.close() | ||
| if isinstance(r, dict): | ||
| return ReturnValue(r) | ||
| return ReturnValue(rawResponse=r) | ||
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The upload_file function is asynchronous but calls the synchronous function upload_chunk_file, which uses core.s.post for HTTP requests. This can lead to blocking behavior in the event loop. Refactor upload_chunk_file to perform asynchronous HTTP requests using an asynchronous HTTP client.
| async def send_file(self, fileDir, toUserName=None, mediaId=None, file_=None): | ||
| logger.debug( | ||
| "Request to send a file(mediaId: %s) to %s: %s" % (mediaId, toUserName, fileDir) | ||
| ) | ||
| if hasattr(fileDir, "read"): | ||
| return ReturnValue( | ||
| { | ||
| "BaseResponse": { | ||
| "ErrMsg": "fileDir param should not be an opened file in send_file", | ||
| "Ret": -1005, | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| ) | ||
| if toUserName is None: | ||
| toUserName = self.storageClass.userName | ||
| preparedFile = _prepare_file(fileDir, file_) | ||
| if not preparedFile: | ||
| return preparedFile | ||
| fileSize = preparedFile["fileSize"] | ||
| if mediaId is None: | ||
| r = self.upload_file(fileDir, preparedFile=preparedFile) | ||
| if r: | ||
| mediaId = r["MediaId"] | ||
| else: | ||
| return r | ||
| url = "%s/webwxsendappmsg?fun=async&f=json" % self.loginInfo["url"] | ||
| data = { | ||
| "BaseRequest": self.loginInfo["BaseRequest"], | ||
| "Msg": { | ||
| "Type": 6, | ||
| "Content": ( | ||
| "<appmsg appid='wxeb7ec651dd0aefa9' sdkver=''><title>%s</title>" | ||
| % os.path.basename(fileDir) | ||
| + "<des></des><action></action><type>6</type><content></content><url></url><lowurl></lowurl>" | ||
| + "<appattach><totallen>%s</totallen><attachid>%s</attachid>" | ||
| % (str(fileSize), mediaId) | ||
| + "<fileext>%s</fileext></appattach><extinfo></extinfo></appmsg>" | ||
| % os.path.splitext(fileDir)[1].replace(".", "") | ||
| ), | ||
| "FromUserName": self.storageClass.userName, | ||
| "ToUserName": toUserName, | ||
| "LocalID": int(time.time() * 1e4), | ||
| "ClientMsgId": int(time.time() * 1e4), | ||
| }, | ||
| "Scene": 0, | ||
| } | ||
| headers = { | ||
| "User-Agent": config.USER_AGENT, | ||
| "Content-Type": "application/json;charset=UTF-8", | ||
| } | ||
| r = self.s.post( | ||
| url, headers=headers, data=json.dumps(data, ensure_ascii=False).encode("utf8") | ||
| ) | ||
| return ReturnValue(rawResponse=r) |
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| if m["AppMsgType"] == 0: # chat history | ||
| msg = { | ||
| "Type": "Note", | ||
| "Text": m["Content"], | ||
| } | ||
| elif m["AppMsgType"] == 6: | ||
| rawMsg = m | ||
| cookiesList = {name: data for name, data in core.s.cookies.items()} | ||
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| async def download_atta(attaDir=None): | ||
| url = core.loginInfo["fileUrl"] + "/webwxgetmedia" | ||
| params = { | ||
| "sender": rawMsg["FromUserName"], | ||
| "mediaid": rawMsg["MediaId"], | ||
| "filename": rawMsg["FileName"], | ||
| "fromuser": core.loginInfo["wxuin"], | ||
| "pass_ticket": "undefined", | ||
| "webwx_data_ticket": cookiesList["webwx_data_ticket"], | ||
| } | ||
| headers = {"User-Agent": config.USER_AGENT} | ||
| r = core.s.get(url, params=params, stream=True, headers=headers) | ||
| tempStorage = io.BytesIO() | ||
| for block in r.iter_content(1024): | ||
| tempStorage.write(block) | ||
| if attaDir is None: | ||
| return tempStorage.getvalue() | ||
| with open(attaDir, "wb") as f: | ||
| f.write(tempStorage.getvalue()) | ||
| return ReturnValue( | ||
| { | ||
| "BaseResponse": { | ||
| "ErrMsg": "Successfully downloaded", | ||
| "Ret": 0, | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| ) | ||
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| msg = { | ||
| "Type": "Attachment", | ||
| "Text": download_atta, | ||
| } | ||
| elif m["AppMsgType"] == 8: | ||
| download_fn = get_download_fn( | ||
| core, "%s/webwxgetmsgimg" % core.loginInfo["url"], m["NewMsgId"] | ||
| ) | ||
| msg = { | ||
| "Type": "Picture", | ||
| "FileName": "%s.gif" | ||
| % (time.strftime("%y%m%d-%H%M%S", time.localtime())), | ||
| "Text": download_fn, | ||
| } | ||
| elif m["AppMsgType"] == 17: | ||
| msg = { | ||
| "Type": "Note", | ||
| "Text": m["FileName"], | ||
| } | ||
| elif m["AppMsgType"] == 2000: | ||
| regx = r"\[CDATA\[(.+?)\][\s\S]+?\[CDATA\[(.+?)\]" | ||
| data = re.search(regx, m["Content"]) | ||
| if data: | ||
| data = data.group(2).split("\u3002")[0] | ||
| else: | ||
| data = "You may found detailed info in Content key." | ||
| msg = { | ||
| "Type": "Note", | ||
| "Text": data, | ||
| } | ||
| else: | ||
| msg = { | ||
| "Type": "Sharing", | ||
| "Text": m["FileName"], | ||
| } | ||
| elif m["MsgType"] == 51: # phone init |
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msg = {
"Type": "Sharing",
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| async def revoke(self, msgId, toUserName, localId=None): | ||
| url = "%s/webwxrevokemsg" % self.loginInfo["url"] | ||
| data = { | ||
| "BaseRequest": self.loginInfo["BaseRequest"], | ||
| "ClientMsgId": localId or str(time.time() * 1e3), | ||
| "SvrMsgId": msgId, | ||
| "ToUserName": toUserName, | ||
| } | ||
| headers = { | ||
| "ContentType": "application/json; charset=UTF-8", | ||
| "User-Agent": config.USER_AGENT, | ||
| } | ||
| r = self.s.post( | ||
| url, headers=headers, data=json.dumps(data, ensure_ascii=False).encode("utf8") | ||
| ) | ||
| return ReturnValue(rawResponse=r) |
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)
+ if r.status_code != 200:
+ logger.error("Failed to revoke message: %s", r.text)
+ return ReturnValue({"BaseResponse": {"Ret": -1, "ErrMsg": "Message revocation failed"}})
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| async def revoke(self, msgId, toUserName, localId=None): | |
| url = "%s/webwxrevokemsg" % self.loginInfo["url"] | |
| data = { | |
| "BaseRequest": self.loginInfo["BaseRequest"], | |
| "ClientMsgId": localId or str(time.time() * 1e3), | |
| "SvrMsgId": msgId, | |
| "ToUserName": toUserName, | |
| } | |
| headers = { | |
| "ContentType": "application/json; charset=UTF-8", | |
| "User-Agent": config.USER_AGENT, | |
| } | |
| r = self.s.post( | |
| url, headers=headers, data=json.dumps(data, ensure_ascii=False).encode("utf8") | |
| ) | |
| return ReturnValue(rawResponse=r) | |
| async def revoke(self, msgId, toUserName, localId=None): | |
| url = "%s/webwxrevokemsg" % self.loginInfo["url"] | |
| data = { | |
| "BaseRequest": self.loginInfo["BaseRequest"], | |
| "ClientMsgId": localId or str(time.time() * 1e3), | |
| "SvrMsgId": msgId, | |
| "ToUserName": toUserName, | |
| } | |
| headers = { | |
| "ContentType": "application/json; charset=UTF-8", | |
| "User-Agent": config.USER_AGENT, | |
| } | |
| r = self.s.post( | |
| url, headers=headers, data=json.dumps(data, ensure_ascii=False).encode("utf8") | |
| ) | |
| if r.status_code != 200: | |
| logger.error("Failed to revoke message: %s", r.text) | |
| return ReturnValue({"BaseResponse": {"Ret": -1, "ErrMsg": "Message revocation failed"}}) | |
| return ReturnValue(rawResponse=r) |
| def produce_group_chat(core, msg): | ||
| r = re.match("(@[0-9a-z]*?):<br/>(.*)$", msg["Content"]) | ||
| if r: | ||
| actualUserName, content = r.groups() | ||
| chatroomUserName = msg["FromUserName"] | ||
| elif msg["FromUserName"] == core.storageClass.userName: | ||
| actualUserName = core.storageClass.userName | ||
| content = msg["Content"] | ||
| chatroomUserName = msg["ToUserName"] | ||
| else: | ||
| msg["ActualUserName"] = core.storageClass.userName | ||
| msg["ActualNickName"] = core.storageClass.nickName | ||
| msg["IsAt"] = False | ||
| utils.msg_formatter(msg, "Content") | ||
| return | ||
| chatroom = core.storageClass.search_chatrooms(userName=chatroomUserName) | ||
| member = utils.search_dict_list( | ||
| (chatroom or {}).get("MemberList") or [], "UserName", actualUserName | ||
| ) | ||
| if member is None: | ||
| chatroom = core.update_chatroom(chatroomUserName) | ||
| member = utils.search_dict_list( | ||
| (chatroom or {}).get("MemberList") or [], "UserName", actualUserName | ||
| ) | ||
| if member is None: | ||
| logger.debug("chatroom member fetch failed with %s" % actualUserName) | ||
| msg["ActualNickName"] = "" | ||
| msg["IsAt"] = False | ||
| else: | ||
| msg["ActualNickName"] = member.get("DisplayName", "") or member["NickName"] | ||
| atFlag = "@" + ( | ||
| chatroom["Self"].get("DisplayName", "") or core.storageClass.nickName | ||
| ) | ||
| msg["IsAt"] = ( | ||
| atFlag + ("\u2005" if "\u2005" in msg["Content"] else " ") | ||
| ) in msg["Content"] or msg["Content"].endswith(atFlag) | ||
| msg["ActualUserName"] = actualUserName | ||
| msg["Content"] = content | ||
| utils.msg_formatter(msg, "Content") | ||
|
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Ensure proper handling of group chat messages
In the produce_group_chat function, there may be cases where member remains None after attempting to update the chatroom. This could lead to issues when accessing member attributes later in the code. Consider adding error handling to manage cases where the member is not found.
Apply this diff to handle the potential NoneType error:
if member is None:
chatroom = core.update_chatroom(chatroomUserName)
member = utils.search_dict_list(
(chatroom or {}).get("MemberList") or [], "UserName", actualUserName
)
+ if member is None:
+ logger.warning("Member %s not found in chatroom %s", actualUserName, chatroomUserName)
+ msg["ActualNickName"] = ""
+ msg["IsAt"] = False
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| def produce_group_chat(core, msg): | |
| r = re.match("(@[0-9a-z]*?):<br/>(.*)$", msg["Content"]) | |
| if r: | |
| actualUserName, content = r.groups() | |
| chatroomUserName = msg["FromUserName"] | |
| elif msg["FromUserName"] == core.storageClass.userName: | |
| actualUserName = core.storageClass.userName | |
| content = msg["Content"] | |
| chatroomUserName = msg["ToUserName"] | |
| else: | |
| msg["ActualUserName"] = core.storageClass.userName | |
| msg["ActualNickName"] = core.storageClass.nickName | |
| msg["IsAt"] = False | |
| utils.msg_formatter(msg, "Content") | |
| return | |
| chatroom = core.storageClass.search_chatrooms(userName=chatroomUserName) | |
| member = utils.search_dict_list( | |
| (chatroom or {}).get("MemberList") or [], "UserName", actualUserName | |
| ) | |
| if member is None: | |
| chatroom = core.update_chatroom(chatroomUserName) | |
| member = utils.search_dict_list( | |
| (chatroom or {}).get("MemberList") or [], "UserName", actualUserName | |
| ) | |
| if member is None: | |
| logger.debug("chatroom member fetch failed with %s" % actualUserName) | |
| msg["ActualNickName"] = "" | |
| msg["IsAt"] = False | |
| else: | |
| msg["ActualNickName"] = member.get("DisplayName", "") or member["NickName"] | |
| atFlag = "@" + ( | |
| chatroom["Self"].get("DisplayName", "") or core.storageClass.nickName | |
| ) | |
| msg["IsAt"] = ( | |
| atFlag + ("\u2005" if "\u2005" in msg["Content"] else " ") | |
| ) in msg["Content"] or msg["Content"].endswith(atFlag) | |
| msg["ActualUserName"] = actualUserName | |
| msg["Content"] = content | |
| utils.msg_formatter(msg, "Content") | |
| def produce_group_chat(core, msg): | |
| r = re.match("(@[0-9a-z]*?):<br/>(.*)$", msg["Content"]) | |
| if r: | |
| actualUserName, content = r.groups() | |
| chatroomUserName = msg["FromUserName"] | |
| elif msg["FromUserName"] == core.storageClass.userName: | |
| actualUserName = core.storageClass.userName | |
| content = msg["Content"] | |
| chatroomUserName = msg["ToUserName"] | |
| else: | |
| msg["ActualUserName"] = core.storageClass.userName | |
| msg["ActualNickName"] = core.storageClass.nickName | |
| msg["IsAt"] = False | |
| utils.msg_formatter(msg, "Content") | |
| return | |
| chatroom = core.storageClass.search_chatrooms(userName=chatroomUserName) | |
| member = utils.search_dict_list( | |
| (chatroom or {}).get("MemberList") or [], "UserName", actualUserName | |
| ) | |
| if member is None: | |
| chatroom = core.update_chatroom(chatroomUserName) | |
| member = utils.search_dict_list( | |
| (chatroom or {}).get("MemberList") or [], "UserName", actualUserName | |
| ) | |
| if member is None: | |
| logger.warning("Member %s not found in chatroom %s", actualUserName, chatroomUserName) | |
| msg["ActualNickName"] = "" | |
| msg["IsAt"] = False | |
| return | |
| if member is None: | |
| logger.debug("chatroom member fetch failed with %s" % actualUserName) | |
| msg["ActualNickName"] = "" | |
| msg["IsAt"] = False | |
| else: | |
| msg["ActualNickName"] = member.get("DisplayName", "") or member["NickName"] | |
| atFlag = "@" + ( | |
| chatroom["Self"].get("DisplayName", "") or core.storageClass.nickName | |
| ) | |
| msg["IsAt"] = ( | |
| atFlag + ("\u2005" if "\u2005" in msg["Content"] else " ") | |
| ) in msg["Content"] or msg["Content"].endswith(atFlag) | |
| msg["ActualUserName"] = actualUserName | |
| msg["Content"] = content | |
| utils.msg_formatter(msg, "Content") |
|
seem you can use https://github.com/why2lyj/ItChat-UOS |
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