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Devzery/api testing sdk #136

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This pull request includes changes to integrate the Devzery Middleware into the backend application. The most important changes include adding new environment variables, modifying the upload agent's required fields, and updating the server configuration to use the Devzery.

Integration of Devzery API:

  • backend/.env.sample: Added DEVZERY_API_KEY and DEVZERY_SOURCE_NAME environment variables for Devzery API integration.
  • backend/requirements.txt: Added devzery==0.0.7 to the requirements file to include the Devzery API client library.

Changes to upload agent:

Server configuration updates:

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  • New Features
    • Enabled integration with an external media service, allowing enhanced configuration via new settings.
    • Improved upload flexibility by accepting a broader range of input sources.
    • Added new environment variables for configuration: DEVZERY_API_KEY and DEVZERY_SOURCE_NAME.
    • Introduced a new dependency on the Devzery service to enhance application functionality.

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The changes introduce Devzery integration into the backend. Two new environment variables (DEVZERY_API_KEY and DEVZERY_SOURCE_NAME) have been added, and a new dependency (devzery==0.0.7) is declared. Additionally, the API server now creates a Devzery instance and applies its middleware, altering the request processing flow. Separately, the upload agent’s parameter validation has been modified to require "source" instead of "url", expanding support for different input types.

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Files Change Summary
backend/.env.sample, backend/.../server.py, backend/requirements.txt Devzery Integration: Added environment variables DEVZERY_API_KEY and DEVZERY_SOURCE_NAME; instantiated and applied Devzery middleware in the API server; added new dependency devzery==0.0.7.
backend/.../upload.py Upload Agent Update: Changed the required parameter from "url" to "source" in the UPLOAD_AGENT_PARAMETERS dictionary.

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    FlaskApp-->>-Client: API Response
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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backend/.env.sample (1)

59-61: Document Devzery configuration requirements.

The comment "Devzery API Test" suggests this might be temporary. Consider:

  1. Removing "Test" from the comment if this is a permanent integration
  2. Adding documentation about:
    • How to obtain these values
    • Required format/constraints
    • Whether these are mandatory for all deployments
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backend/requirements.txt (1)

21-21: Verify stability of devzery package version.

The package version 0.0.7 appears to be in early development stage which might be unstable. Consider:

  1. Documenting why this specific version is chosen
  2. Using version range (e.g., devzery>=0.0.7,<0.1.0) to get bug fixes while avoiding breaking changes
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  • Without public documentation or release notes for version 0.0.7, its stability cannot be confirmed.
  • It’s advisable to verify whether “devzery” is a misnamed external dependency or an internal/private package.
  • If internal, please document the rationale and evaluate using a version range (e.g., devzery>=0.0.7,<0.1.0) to allow for non-breaking bug fixes and security updates.
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backend/director/entrypoint/api/server.py (1)

90-90: Document middleware effects and configuration.

The Devzery middleware is applied globally without documentation about its effects on request processing. Consider:

  1. Documenting the middleware's impact on requests
  2. Adding configuration options to control middleware behavior
  3. Specifying which routes are affected
backend/director/agents/upload.py (1)

43-43: LGTM! Well-structured parameter validation.

The change from requiring "url" to "source" improves flexibility by supporting both URLs and local files. The implementation, documentation, and schema are all consistent with this change.

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backend/director/entrypoint/api/server.py (1)

83-84: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Strengthen environment variable validation.

The current check allows the code to silently skip Devzery initialization if either variable is missing. Consider using explicit validation to fail fast and provide clear error messages.

-if os.getenv("DEVZERY_API_KEY") and os.getenv("DEVZERY_SOURCE_NAME"):
+if not os.getenv("DEVZERY_API_KEY") or not os.getenv("DEVZERY_SOURCE_NAME"):
+    raise ValueError("DEVZERY_API_KEY and DEVZERY_SOURCE_NAME must be set")
+
+from devzery import Devzery
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backend/director/entrypoint/api/server.py (1)

90-90: Add error handling and documentation for middleware.

The middleware application lacks error handling and documentation about its impact on request processing.

+    # Apply Devzery middleware to intercept and process requests
+    try:
         devzery.flask_middleware(app)
+    except Exception as e:
+        app.logger.error(f"Failed to apply Devzery middleware: {e}")
+        raise

Consider adding a docstring or comment explaining:

  • What the middleware does
  • How it affects request processing
  • Any performance implications
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@@ -18,3 +18,4 @@ yt-dlp==2024.10.7
videodb==0.2.8
slack_sdk==3.33.2
psycopg2-binary==2.9.10
devzery==0.0.7
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Can you please move this dependency to requirements-dev.txt

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Can you please move devzery==0.0.7 dependency to requirements-dev.txt and resolve the merge conflicts.

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