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Add option to not Input data during login and raise TwitterException #284

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This PR introduces the input_for_login parameter to the Client class method, enhancing the flexibility of the login process. The newly added input_for_login parameter allows users to control whether an input prompt is shown when the account is locked.

What's Changed

  • Added input_for_login parameter
  • A new boolean parameter, input_for_login, with a default value of True, was added to the login method signature.

Updated Docstring

  • The docstring now includes a description of the input_for_login parameter.

Testing

Minimal changes have been made to the login flow, and existing tests should cover the updated method.
Additional manual verification was performed to ensure that input_for_login behaves as expected.

Notes

No breaking changes were introduced.
Maintains backward compatibility by setting the default value of input_for_login to True.

Summary by Sourcery

Add an input_for_login parameter to the Client.login method to control whether to prompt for input when the account is locked.

New Features:

  • Added an option to skip input during login when the account is locked.

Tests:

  • Performed manual verification of the login flow changes.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Enhanced login method with optional user input control when account is locked
    • Added configurable behavior for handling locked account scenarios
  • Documentation

    • Updated method documentation to explain new parameter functionality

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces a new parameter, input_for_login, to the login method. This parameter allows users to disable the input prompt when the account is locked, providing more flexibility in the login process. The default value of input_for_login is True, ensuring backward compatibility.

Sequence diagram for login flow with input_for_login parameter

sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User
    participant Client as Client
    participant Twitter as Twitter API

    User->>Client: login(auth_info, password, input_for_login)
    Client->>Twitter: Initiate login flow
    Twitter-->>Client: Account locked response
    alt input_for_login = True
        Client->>User: Show prompt for verification
        User->>Client: Enter verification text
        Client->>Twitter: Submit verification
        Twitter-->>Client: Login response
        Client-->>User: Return login response
    else input_for_login = False
        Client-->>User: Raise TwitterException
    end
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Class diagram showing updated Client class with new parameter

classDiagram
    class Client {
        +login(auth_info_1: str, auth_info_2: str|None, password: str, totp_secret: str|None, input_for_login: bool) dict
    }
    note for Client "input_for_login parameter added
defaults to True for backward compatibility"
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Change Details Files
Added input_for_login parameter to the login method
  • Added a new boolean parameter input_for_login to the login method signature.
  • Set the default value of input_for_login to True.
  • Updated the method's docstring to include a description of the input_for_login parameter.
  • Added logic to conditionally prompt for input based on the value of input_for_login.
  • If input_for_login is False, a TwitterException is raised when the account is locked.
twikit/client/client.py

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The pull request modifies the login method in the Client class of the twikit/client/client.py file. A new parameter input_for_login is introduced to the method, which controls the behavior when an account is locked. When set to True (default), the method prompts the user for input. When set to False, it raises a TwitterException instead of requesting user interaction, providing more flexibility in handling login scenarios.

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File Change Summary
twikit/client/client.py - Added input_for_login parameter to login method
- Updated method to conditionally handle locked account scenarios
- Modified documentation to explain new parameter

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant LoginSystem
    participant User
    
    alt input_for_login is True
        Client->>LoginSystem: Attempt Login
        LoginSystem-->>Client: Account Locked
        Client->>User: Prompt for Input
        User->>Client: Provide Input
    else input_for_login is False
        Client->>LoginSystem: Attempt Login
        LoginSystem-->>Client: Account Locked
        Client->>Client: Raise TwitterException
    end
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Hey @luishacm - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

  • Please add test cases to verify behavior for both input_for_login=True and input_for_login=False scenarios
  • Consider updating the documentation to explicitly state that when input_for_login is False, a TwitterException will be raised if the account is locked
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
twikit/client/client.py (1)

431-442: Consider these minor improvements.

  1. Remove the empty line at line 441 for better code consistency.
  2. Add a return type hint to the login method signature to improve type safety:
    async def login(
        self,
        *,
        auth_info_1: str,
        auth_info_2: str | None = None,
        password: str,
        totp_secret: str | None = None,
        input_for_login: bool = True
-    ) -> dict:
+    ) -> dict[str, Any]:
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twikit/client/client.py (2)

290-291: LGTM! Well-documented parameter addition.

The new input_for_login parameter is clearly named and well-documented. The default value of True maintains backward compatibility for existing users.

Also applies to: 315-316


431-442: LGTM! Clean implementation of the login control flow.

The conditional logic properly handles both interactive and non-interactive scenarios, maintaining existing behavior when input_for_login is True and raising an appropriate exception when False.

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This solves automatic login flows problems.

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