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Enhance Configuration Management: Flexible and Robust CoinGecko API Configuration

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Summary of Work

This pull request introduces a comprehensive configuration management solution for the CoinGecko API integration, providing enhanced flexibility, robust error handling, and multiple configuration sources.

Motivation

The current configuration system lacked flexibility and had limited support for different configuration methods. This refactoring addresses those limitations by creating a more adaptable and user-friendly configuration management approach.

Key Benefits

  • Unified configuration management across different environments
  • Support for multiple configuration sources (environment variables, JSON files)
  • Robust input validation and error handling
  • Improved testability and maintainability
  • Simplified configuration loading process

Compatibility

  • Maintains backward compatibility with existing configuration patterns
  • Provides sensible defaults for all configuration parameters
  • Supports gradual adoption in existing projects

Changes Made

  1. Configuration System Improvements
  • Introduced CoinGeckoConfig class for centralized configuration management
  • Implemented multiple configuration loading methods:
    • Direct initialization
    • Environment variable-based configuration
    • File-based configuration from JSON
  1. Error Handling Enhancements
  • Added comprehensive input validation
  • Created specific ConfigurationError for configuration-related exceptions
  • Improved error messages for configuration issues
  1. Flexibility and Extensibility
  • Added support for optional configuration parameters
  • Implemented .to_dict() method for easy serialization
  • Provided default values for all configuration options
  1. Architectural Changes
  • Refactored configuration loading logic
  • Separated concerns between configuration loading and validation
  • Created a more modular and testable configuration approach

Tests and Verification

  1. Test Coverage Expansion
  • Added comprehensive test suite for CoinGeckoConfig
  • Verified configuration loading from multiple sources
  • Tested error handling and input validation scenarios
  1. Verification Steps
  • Validated configuration initialization with default and custom parameters
  • Tested environment variable configuration loading
  • Confirmed file-based configuration parsing
  • Verified error scenarios (invalid timeout, empty base URL)
  1. Test Scenarios Covered
  • Default configuration creation
  • Custom parameter configuration
  • Environment variable configuration
  • File-based configuration
  • Error handling for various invalid inputs
  1. Quality Assurance
  • 100% test pass rate
  • Full coverage of configuration loading methods
  • Robust error handling verification

PRs Merged

The following pull requests have been merged:

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  • New Features
    • Added configuration loading from environment variables or a config file, with validation and clear error messages for invalid settings.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved handling of invalid configuration values, providing specific error feedback.
  • Tests
    • Introduced unit tests to verify configuration loading, environment overrides, and validation error handling.
  • Chores
    • Updated the .gitignore file to a more comprehensive and standardized Python-focused structure.

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The changes introduce a new, structured configuration module for loading and validating application settings from environment variables or a dotenv file, with explicit error handling. Accompanying unit tests are added to verify configuration loading and validation. The .gitignore file is rewritten to follow a more standard, Python-centric format.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
.gitignore Completely rewritten for a standardized, Python-focused ignore structure; removed project-specifics.
src/config.py New module for loading, validating, and error handling of application configuration.
tests/test_config.py New unit tests for configuration loading and validation logic using pytest and monkeypatch.

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    participant ConfigModule as src.config
    participant Env as Environment/.env

    App->>ConfigModule: load_config(config_file)
    ConfigModule->>Env: Read environment variables (and optional .env)
    ConfigModule->>ConfigModule: Apply defaults & type conversions
    ConfigModule->>ConfigModule: _validate_config(config)
    alt Validation fails
        ConfigModule-->>App: Raise ConfigurationError
    else Validation passes
        ConfigModule-->>App: Return validated config dict
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Actionable comments posted: 2

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tests/test_config.py (3)

1-1: Remove unused import.

The os module is imported but never used in this test file.

-import os
 import pytest
 from src.config import load_config, ConfigurationError
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1-3: Add module docstring for better documentation.

Consider adding a module-level docstring to describe the purpose of these tests.

+"""
+Unit tests for the configuration loading functionality in src.config module.
+
+Tests cover default configuration loading, environment variable overrides,
+and validation error handling scenarios.
+"""
 import pytest
 from src.config import load_config, ConfigurationError
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59-59: Add missing final newline.

Python files should end with a newline character.

     with pytest.raises(ConfigurationError, match="Max retries cannot be negative"):
         load_config()
+
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src/config.py (4)

1-3: Add module docstring for better documentation.

Consider adding a module-level docstring to describe the configuration management functionality.

+"""
+Configuration management module for CoinGecko API integration.
+
+Provides functionality to load and validate configuration settings from
+environment variables or dotenv files with comprehensive error handling.
+"""
 import os
 from typing import Optional, Dict, Any
 from dotenv import load_dotenv
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6-8: Consider enhancing the custom exception class.

The current implementation is minimal. Consider removing the unnecessary pass statement and potentially adding more functionality.

 class ConfigurationError(Exception):
     """Custom exception for configuration loading errors."""
-    pass
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45-63: Consider enhancing validation logic.

The current validation is basic. Consider adding more comprehensive checks for better robustness.

 def _validate_config(config: Dict[str, Any]) -> None:
     """
     Validate the loaded configuration.

     Args:
         config (Dict[str, Any]): Configuration dictionary to validate.

     Raises:
         ConfigurationError: If configuration is invalid.
     """
     # Basic validation rules
     if not config['api_base_url']:
         raise ConfigurationError("Invalid or missing API base URL")
+    
+    # Validate URL format
+    if not config['api_base_url'].startswith(('http://', 'https://')):
+        raise ConfigurationError("API base URL must start with http:// or https://")

     if config['request_timeout'] <= 0:
         raise ConfigurationError("Request timeout must be a positive integer")

     if config['max_retries'] < 0:
         raise ConfigurationError("Max retries cannot be negative")
+
+    if config['rate_limit_delay'] < 0:
+        raise ConfigurationError("Rate limit delay cannot be negative")
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Python files should end with a newline character.

     if config['max_retries'] < 0:
         raise ConfigurationError("Max retries cannot be negative")
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tests/test_config.py (3)

6-20: LGTM! Comprehensive default configuration test.

The test correctly verifies that default values are loaded when no environment variables are set. The use of monkeypatch.delenv with raising=False is appropriate for ensuring a clean test environment.


22-36: LGTM! Effective custom configuration test.

The test properly validates that environment variables override default values and that type conversion works correctly for numeric parameters.


38-59: LGTM! Thorough validation error testing.

All three validation test functions effectively verify that the appropriate ConfigurationError exceptions are raised for invalid configurations. The error message matching using regex is well-implemented.

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1-46: LGTM! Excellent reorganization of .gitignore.

The new structure is well-organized, comprehensive, and follows Python best practices. The clear sectioning (Python, Environment, Testing, IDE, OS) makes it easy to maintain and understand. This covers all the essential patterns for a Python project including:

  • Complete Python artifact coverage (bytecode, builds, distributions)
  • Multiple virtual environment patterns (env/, venv/, ENV/, etc.)
  • Testing and coverage outputs
  • Common IDE and editor files
  • OS-specific files

This is a significant improvement over ad-hoc ignore patterns and aligns well with the new configuration module being introduced.

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'request_timeout': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_REQUEST_TIMEOUT', 30)),
'max_retries': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_MAX_RETRIES', 3)),
'rate_limit_delay': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_RATE_LIMIT_DELAY', 1))
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add error handling for invalid numeric environment variables.

The current implementation will raise a ValueError if environment variables contain non-numeric values. Consider wrapping the int conversions in try-catch blocks for better error messages.

-        'request_timeout': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_REQUEST_TIMEOUT', '30')),
-        'max_retries': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_MAX_RETRIES', '3')),
-        'rate_limit_delay': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_RATE_LIMIT_DELAY', '1'))
+        'request_timeout': _parse_int_env('COINGECKO_REQUEST_TIMEOUT', '30'),
+        'max_retries': _parse_int_env('COINGECKO_MAX_RETRIES', '3'),
+        'rate_limit_delay': _parse_int_env('COINGECKO_RATE_LIMIT_DELAY', '1')

Add this helper function before the load_config function:

def _parse_int_env(env_var: str, default: str) -> int:
    """Parse integer from environment variable with error handling."""
    try:
        return int(os.getenv(env_var, default))
    except ValueError as e:
        raise ConfigurationError(f"Invalid value for {env_var}: must be an integer") from e
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[warning] 36-36: os.getenv default type is builtins.int. Expected str or None.

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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/config.py around lines 34 to 36, the int conversions of environment
variables can raise ValueError if the values are non-numeric. To fix this,
create a helper function that wraps the int conversion in a try-except block,
catching ValueError and raising a ConfigurationError with a clear message. Then
replace the direct int conversions with calls to this helper function to ensure
robust error handling and clearer error messages.

🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Fix type safety issues with os.getenv defaults.

The current implementation passes integer defaults to os.getenv, which expects string defaults. This could cause type-related issues.

-        'request_timeout': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_REQUEST_TIMEOUT', 30)),
-        'max_retries': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_MAX_RETRIES', 3)),
-        'rate_limit_delay': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_RATE_LIMIT_DELAY', 1))
+        'request_timeout': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_REQUEST_TIMEOUT', '30')),
+        'max_retries': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_MAX_RETRIES', '3')),
+        'rate_limit_delay': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_RATE_LIMIT_DELAY', '1'))
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'request_timeout': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_REQUEST_TIMEOUT', 30)),
'max_retries': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_MAX_RETRIES', 3)),
'rate_limit_delay': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_RATE_LIMIT_DELAY', 1))
'request_timeout': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_REQUEST_TIMEOUT', '30')),
'max_retries': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_MAX_RETRIES', '3')),
'rate_limit_delay': int(os.getenv('COINGECKO_RATE_LIMIT_DELAY', '1'))
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[warning] 34-34: os.getenv default type is builtins.int. Expected str or None.

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[warning] 35-35: os.getenv default type is builtins.int. Expected str or None.

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[warning] 36-36: os.getenv default type is builtins.int. Expected str or None.

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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/config.py around lines 34 to 36, the os.getenv calls use integer
defaults, but os.getenv expects string defaults. To fix this, change the default
values to strings (e.g., '30', '3', '1') and then convert the result to int
after retrieving the environment variable. This ensures type safety and prevents
potential errors.

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