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feat!: do not auto convert enums to values for fetching attrs #138

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Description of change

The attrgetters no longer auto convert enums to their values

The objects we care about are str enums so convert should not be needed

I may have missed one but if so we can make a new function for it so we don't have to do the enum check for a case where 99%+ of the time is not needed (sometimes 10000+/min)

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  • Refactor

    • Removed the get_top_level_attr function from the public interface to streamline functionality.
    • Simplified logic in get_nested_attr and get_nested_attr_as_bool functions for improved performance.
  • Tests

    • Updated test cases by removing get_top_level_attr references and adjusting assertions for get_nested_attr and boolean checks.

The attrgetters no longer auto convert enums
to their values

These objects are str enums so convert should not be needed
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The recent update focuses on streamlining the codebase by removing the get_top_level_attr function from the uiprotect module's public interface. In utils.py, the logic of get_nested_attr and get_nested_attr_as_bool functions is simplified for efficiency. Corresponding tests in test_utils.py are also adjusted to reflect these changes, ensuring the code remains accurate and robust.

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File Change Summary
src/uiprotect/__init__.py Removed get_top_level_attr function from the public interface.
src/uiprotect/utils.py Simplified get_nested_attr and get_nested_attr_as_bool by removing unnecessary checks and refactored get_top_level_attr.
tests/test_utils.py Adjusted tests to reflect the removal of get_top_level_attr and updated comparisons for get_nested_attr.

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In the code's quiet drift and sway,
get_top_level_attr has gone away.
Nested attributes shine so bright,
Refactored logic, lean and light.
Tests now dance in gleeful cheer,
A cleaner path we now steer.
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@bdraco bdraco marked this pull request as ready for review July 2, 2024 20:56
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between e4d53c1 and 16cc25c.

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tests/test_utils.py (1)

221-221: LGTM!

The change to directly compare the result with _MockEnum.C aligns with the PR objective to stop automatic conversion of enums to values.

src/uiprotect/utils.py (5)

637-637: LGTM!

The change to remove unnecessary checks for Enum types aligns with the PR objective to stop automatic conversion of enums to values.


646-646: LGTM!

The change to remove unnecessary checks for Enum types aligns with the PR objective to stop automatic conversion of enums to values.


651-651: LGTM!

The change to directly return the boolean value of the attribute aligns with the PR objective to stop automatic conversion of enums to values.


657-657: LGTM!

The change to use attrgetter for top-level attributes and get_nested_attr for nested attributes aligns with the PR objective to stop automatic conversion of enums to values.


651-651: LGTM!

The change to use get_top_level_attr_as_bool for top-level attributes and get_nested_attr_as_bool for nested attributes aligns with the PR objective to stop automatic conversion of enums to values.

@bdraco bdraco merged commit f6d7ead into main Jul 2, 2024
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@bdraco bdraco deleted the no_convert_enum branch July 2, 2024 21:02
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