Add missing APIs from main branch to rewrite architecture #181
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This commit ports essential functionality from the main branch that was missing in the rewrite-part-1 branch, maintaining the new ActiveModel-style architecture: Upload API Implementation: - Add upload_client.rb base class for Upload API operations - Implement uploader_client.rb for file uploads, URL uploads, and file info - Add multipart_upload_client.rb for large file uploads with chunking - Create Uploader resource class with ActiveModel-style interface CDN & Security Features: - Add CnameGenerator for subdomain-based CDN optimization - Implement cdn_url methods in File and Group resources - Add signed URL generators (base class and Akamai implementation) - Update Configuration with CDN settings (cdn_base, use_subdomains, cdn_base_postfix) API Enhancements: - Add unified Api entry point class for backwards compatibility - Ensure batch operations (batch_store, batch_delete) are available - Verify copy operations (local_copy, remote_copy) are implemented All implementations follow the modernized pattern established in PR #177, providing a clean resource-based API while maintaining feature parity. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughMassive refactor: replaces legacy entity/client modules with a resource-oriented client, adds new REST/upload clients, middleware, URL builders, configuration and error layers, introduces Zeitwerk autoloading, updates examples/docs, and replaces/expands the test suite; bumps version to 5.0.0. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)%%{init: { "themeVariables": { "actorBkg": "#f6f8fa", "actorBorder": "#d0d7de", "sequenceNumber": "#6a737d" }}}%%
sequenceDiagram
participant App as App code
participant SDK as Uploadcare::Client
participant Res as Resource (e.g. Uploadcare::File)
participant C as FileClient / RestClient
participant API as Uploadcare REST API
App->>SDK: client = Uploadcare.client(...)
App->>SDK: client.files.list(params)
SDK->>Res: FileResource.list(params)
Res->>C: list(params)
C->>API: GET /files?...
API-->>C: 200 JSON
C-->>Res: parsed body
Res-->>SDK: PaginatedCollection<File>
SDK-->>App: returns collection
%% New upload flow (sync / async)
sequenceDiagram
participant App
participant SDK as Uploadcare::Client
participant Uc as UploaderClient or MultipartUploadClient
participant API
App->>SDK: client.uploads.upload(file_or_url, opts)
SDK->>Uc: choose uploader (multipart or simple) -> upload(...)
Uc->>API: POST /base/ or /multipart/start/ (or /from_url/)
API-->>Uc: 200 {file_info} OR {token, status: "progress"}
alt synchronous
Uc-->>SDK: file info
SDK-->>App: Uploadcare::File instance
else asynchronous
Uc-->>SDK: token
SDK-->>App: { token, -> check_status: lambda }
end
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spec/uploadcare/concerns/throttle_handler_spec.rb (1)
6-7: Fix RuboCop formatting issue after module inclusion.The namespace correction from
Concerns::ThrottleHandlertoThrottleHandleris correct and aligns with the new architecture. However, RuboCop requires an empty line after module inclusion.Apply this diff to fix the formatting issue:
module Uploadcare RSpec.describe ThrottleHandler do include ThrottleHandler + def sleep(_time); endspec/uploadcare/clients/project_client_spec.rb (1)
1-32: Well-structured test with good coverage for the happy path.The test properly verifies the
ProjectClient#showmethod with appropriate request stubbing and response validation. The test data structure matches expected API response format.Consider adding test coverage for error scenarios:
context 'when API returns an error' do before do stub_request(:get, 'https://api.uploadcare.com/project/') .to_return(status: 401, body: { error: 'Unauthorized' }.to_json) end it 'handles API errors appropriately' do expect { client.show }.to raise_error # Verify error handling end endspec/uploadcare/resources/batch_file_result_spec.rb (2)
5-29: Test coverage looks good but could be enhanced.The test effectively verifies the core functionality of
BatchFileResultinitialization. However, consider adding edge case coverage:+ describe 'edge cases' do + it 'handles empty result array' do + response = { status: 200, result: [], problems: [] } + result = described_class.new(**response, config: config) + expect(result.result).to be_empty + end + + it 'handles nil problems' do + response = { status: 200, result: [file_data], problems: nil } + result = described_class.new(**response, config: config) + expect(result.problems).to be_nil + end + end
26-26: Consider more specific assertion for result array.The current assertion
all(be_an(Uploadcare::File))is good, but could be more comprehensive by verifying the File objects are properly initialized.- expect(subject.result).to all(be_an(Uploadcare::File)) + expect(subject.result).to all(be_an(Uploadcare::File)) + expect(subject.result.first.uuid).to eq(file_data['uuid']) + expect(subject.result.first.original_filename).to eq(file_data['original_filename'])spec/uploadcare/resources/project_spec.rb (1)
6-34: Well-structured test with comprehensive attribute verification.The test effectively covers the happy path for
Project.show, with good mocking and thorough attribute verification. The test structure follows RSpec best practices.Consider adding error handling test cases:
+ context 'when client raises an error' do + before do + allow_any_instance_of(Uploadcare::ProjectClient).to receive(:show).and_raise(StandardError, 'API Error') + end + + it 'propagates the error' do + expect { described_class.show }.to raise_error(StandardError, 'API Error') + end + endspec/uploadcare/resources/file_metadata_spec.rb (1)
5-45: Excellent test structure and comprehensive coverage.The test suite effectively covers all three main methods (
show,update,delete) with proper mocking and clear assertions. The structure follows RSpec best practices with good separation of concerns.Consider adding a test for configuration handling:
+ describe 'configuration handling' do + it 'uses provided configuration' do + custom_config = double('config') + metadata = described_class.new(custom_config) + expect(Uploadcare::FileMetadataClient).to receive(:new).with(custom_config) + metadata.show(uuid, key) + end + endspec/uploadcare/resources/add_ons_spec.rb (1)
14-127: Comprehensive test coverage for all add-on services.The test suite thoroughly covers all add-on methods with consistent patterns. Each test properly verifies both the return type and attribute assignment.
Consider using shared examples to reduce duplication:
+ shared_examples 'an add-on request' do |method_name, client_method, response_key| + it "returns an instance of AddOns and assigns the #{response_key}" do + result = described_class.send(method_name, *method_args) + expect(result).to be_a(described_class) + expect(result.send(response_key)).to eq(expected_value) + end + endThis would reduce code duplication while maintaining clear test intent.
spec/uploadcare/configuration_spec.rb (1)
48-50: Remove unused RSpec matcher condition.The condition checking for
RSpec::Matchers::BuiltIn::BaseMatcheris never used since no matchers are present in thedefault_valueshash.- if expected_value.is_a?(RSpec::Matchers::BuiltIn::BaseMatcher) - expect(actual_value).to expected_value - else - expect(actual_value).to eq(expected_value) - end + expect(actual_value).to eq(expected_value)lib/uploadcare/throttle_handler.rb (1)
10-16: Consider removing redundant begin block.The rubocop comment indicates a redundant begin block. You can simplify this by removing the explicit begin/end:
- # rubocop:disable Style/RedundantBegin - begin return yield rescue(Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError) => e sleep(e.timeout) - end - # rubocop:enable Style/RedundantBeginlib/uploadcare/resources/project.rb (1)
9-9: Unused instance variable @project_client.The
@project_clientis initialized but never used within this class. If the instance doesn't need to make API calls, consider removing this line to avoid unnecessary object creation.def initialize(attributes = {}, config = Uploadcare.configuration) super - @project_client = Uploadcare::ProjectClient.new(config) assign_attributes(attributes) endspec/uploadcare/clients/webhook_client_spec.rb (1)
146-149: Inconsistent test approach: remove redundant VCR usage.The delete test uses both
stub_request(line 140) andVCR.use_cassette(line 146), which is redundant. Since you're already stubbing the request, the VCR cassette is unnecessary:it 'deletes the webhook successfully' do - VCR.use_cassette('rest_webhook_destroy') do expect { subject.delete_webhook(target_url) }.not_to raise_error - end endspec/uploadcare/clients/rest_client_spec.rb (1)
15-30: Consider testing custom header propagation.The test sets up custom headers but doesn't verify they are actually sent in the request. Consider adding assertions to ensure headers are properly propagated.
before do stub_request(:get, full_url) .with( - query: params + query: params, + headers: headers ) .to_return( status: 200, body: response_body.to_json, headers: { 'Content-Type' => 'application/json' } ) endlib/uploadcare/cname_generator.rb (1)
26-26: Fix missing final newline.RuboCop detected a missing final newline at the end of the file.
+lib/uploadcare/clients/upload_client.rb (4)
29-29: Remove trailing whitespace.RuboCop detected trailing whitespace.
- +
51-51: Use single quotes for string literal.RuboCop prefers single quotes when no interpolation is needed.
- body['error'] || body['detail'] || "Upload failed" + body['error'] || body['detail'] || 'Upload failed'
55-55: Remove trailing whitespace.RuboCop detected trailing whitespace.
- +
63-63: Add missing final newline.RuboCop detected a missing final newline at the end of the file.
+lib/uploadcare/signed_url_generators/base_generator.rb (1)
17-26: Fix missing final newlineThe
build_urlmethod implementation is solid with proper URI handling and query parameter encoding. However, please address the RuboCop warning by adding a final newline at the end of the file.end end -end +end +spec/uploadcare/resources/document_converter_spec.rb (1)
31-79: Fix typo in test descriptionThe test logic is sound and follows good patterns, but there's a typo in the test description on line 74.
- it 'assigns attributecorrectly' do + it 'assigns attributes correctly' dospec/uploadcare/resources/file_spec.rb (1)
198-234: Address acknowledged test duplication for copy operations.The comments on lines 198-199 and 233-234 correctly identify duplication between instance and class method tests for copy operations. Consider refactoring to use shared examples or helper methods to reduce duplication.
Example refactor using shared examples:
shared_examples 'local copy behavior' do |method_type| it { is_expected.to be_a(Uploadcare::File) } it { expect(subject.uuid).to eq(source) } it { expect(subject.original_filename).to eq('copy_of_file.jpg') } it { expect(subject.size).to eq(12_345) } end describe '.local_copy' do # setup code it_behaves_like 'local copy behavior', :class end describe '#local_copy' do # setup code it_behaves_like 'local copy behavior', :instance endlib/uploadcare/resources/paginated_collection.rb (1)
38-38: Consider implementing the #all method for complete iterationThe TODO suggests implementing an
#allmethod to retrieve all resources across pages. This would be useful for cases where users need all results without manual pagination.Would you like me to implement the
#allmethod that iterates through all pages and returns a complete array of resources? I can open a new issue to track this enhancement.lib/uploadcare/authenticator.rb (1)
32-36: Consider using SHA256 for enhanced securityWhile HMAC-SHA1 is still considered secure for HMAC operations, SHA256 is more modern and provides better security margins.
Consider updating to SHA256 if the API supports it:
signature = OpenSSL::HMAC.hexdigest( - OpenSSL::Digest.new('sha1'), + OpenSSL::Digest.new('sha256'), @config.secret_key, sign_string )Note: This change requires API server support for SHA256 signatures.
lib/uploadcare/configuration.rb (1)
28-28: Consider making logger output configurableDefaulting logger to STDOUT might not be suitable for all environments. Consider allowing nil or making it more configurable.
- logger: Logger.new($stdout), + logger: ENV['UPLOADCARE_LOG_OUTPUT'] ? Logger.new($stdout) : nil,This allows users to disable logging by default while still enabling it via environment variable when needed.
lib/uploadcare/resources/file_metadata.rb (2)
20-20: Consider the design approach for file metadata operationsThe TODO comments suggest removing the
uuidparameter, which would require storing the file's UUID in the instance. Consider either:
- Making this a service class (current approach) - remove the TODOs as they don't apply
- Making this represent metadata for a specific file - store UUID in the instance
The current implementation as a service class is valid and consistent with the client pattern.
Also applies to: 30-30, 39-39, 47-47
21-25: Clarify the purpose of the index methodThe
indexmethod name suggests listing/retrieving, but it actually fetches and assigns attributes to the current instance. Consider renaming tofetchorloadfor clarity.- def index(uuid) + def fetch(uuid) response = @file_metadata_client.index(uuid) assign_attributes(response) self endlib/uploadcare/clients/webhook_client.rb (1)
20-30: Consider parameter validation and more flexible interface.The method takes 5 individual parameters which could become unwieldy. Consider input validation and a more flexible parameter structure.
-def create_webhook(target_url, event, is_active, signing_secret, version) +def create_webhook(target_url, event, is_active: true, signing_secret: nil, version: '0.5') + raise ArgumentError, 'target_url cannot be blank' if target_url.nil? || target_url.strip.empty? + raise ArgumentError, 'event cannot be blank' if event.nil? || event.strip.empty? + payload = { target_url: target_url, event: event, is_active: is_active, signing_secret: signing_secret, version: version } post('/webhooks/', payload) endlib/uploadcare/clients/add_ons_client.rb (1)
27-29: Inconsistent parameter construction.This method uses inline hash construction while the previous method uses a variable. Consider consistency.
def aws_rekognition_detect_moderation_labels(uuid) + validate_uuid(uuid) + body = { target: uuid } - post('/addons/aws_rekognition_detect_moderation_labels/execute/', { target: uuid }) + post('/addons/aws_rekognition_detect_moderation_labels/execute/', body) endspec/uploadcare/clients/add_ons_client_spec.rb (4)
153-161: Missing error handling tests.This test group only covers the success case. Consider adding error handling scenarios for consistency.
Add error handling test case:
context 'when the request fails' do before do stub_request(:post, 'https://api.uploadcare.com/addons/uc_clamav_virus_scan/execute/') .with(body: { target: uuid, purge_infected: true }.to_json) .to_return( status: 400, body: { 'detail' => 'Bad Request' }.to_json, headers: { 'Content-Type' => 'application/json' } ) end it 'raises a RequestError' do expect { client.uc_clamav_virus_scan(uuid, params) }.to raise_error(Uploadcare::Exception::RequestError) end end
177-185: Missing error handling tests.Same concern about missing error handling test cases.
202-210: Missing error handling tests.Same concern about missing error handling test cases.
227-235: Missing error handling tests.Same concern about missing error handling test cases.
lib/uploadcare/clients/multipart_upload_client.rb (1)
73-73: Fix missing final newline.RuboCop flagged missing final newline.
end +lib/uploadcare/resources/document_converter.rb (2)
7-11: Consider lazy initialization of the clientThe
@document_clientis initialized in the constructor even if it might not be used. Consider lazy initialization to improve performance when creating instances that don't need the client.def initialize(attributes = {}, config = Uploadcare.configuration) super assign_attributes(attributes) - @document_client = Uploadcare::DocumentConverterClient.new(config) + @config = config end + +private + +def document_client + @document_client ||= Uploadcare::DocumentConverterClient.new(@config) +endThen update the instance methods to use
document_clientinstead of@document_client.
29-36: Memoize the document client to avoid repeated instantiationThe method creates a new
DocumentConverterClientinstance on each call. Consider memoizing it for better performance, similar to the pattern used in theAddOnsresource.def self.convert_document(document_params, options = {}, config = Uploadcare.configuration) - document_client = Uploadcare::DocumentConverterClient.new(config) paths = Array(document_params[:uuid]).map do |uuid| "#{uuid}/document/-/format/#{document_params[:format]}/" end - document_client.convert_document(paths, options) + document_client(config).convert_document(paths, options) end + +def self.document_client(config) + @document_clients ||= {} + @document_clients[config] ||= Uploadcare::DocumentConverterClient.new(config) +endlib/uploadcare/signed_url_generators/akamai_generator.rb (1)
21-25: Use built-in URL-safe Base64 encodingRuby provides
Base64.urlsafe_encode64which handles URL-safe encoding more idiomatically than manual character replacement.def generate_token(acl, expiration) string_to_sign = "exp=#{expiration}~acl=#{acl}" hmac = OpenSSL::HMAC.digest('sha256', hex_to_binary(secret_key), string_to_sign) - Base64.strict_encode64(hmac).tr('+/', '-_').delete('=') + Base64.urlsafe_encode64(hmac, padding: false) endlib/uploadcare/resources/add_ons.rb (1)
39-39: Inconsistent method namingThe method
check_aws_rekognition_detect_moderation_labels_statushas acheck_prefix while other status methods don't. Consider renaming for consistency.-def check_aws_rekognition_detect_moderation_labels_status(request_id, config = Uploadcare.configuration) +def aws_rekognition_detect_moderation_labels_status(request_id, config = Uploadcare.configuration)lib/uploadcare/resources/uploader.rb (3)
31-31: Fix RuboCop trailing whitespace warnings.Multiple lines have trailing whitespace that should be removed for consistency with coding standards.
- +Apply this fix to lines 31, 34, 41, 61, 64, and 82.
Also applies to: 34-34, 41-41, 61-61, 64-64, 82-82
103-103: Add missing final newline.The file is missing a final newline as required by RuboCop standards.
end end +
50-52: Consider performance implications of sequential file uploads.The current implementation uploads files sequentially, which could be slow for multiple large files. Consider implementing parallel uploads using threads or async processing.
def upload_files(files, options = {}, config = Uploadcare.configuration) - files.map { |file| upload_file(file, options, config) } + # Consider implementing parallel uploads for better performance + # files.map { |file| upload_file(file, options, config) } + + threads = files.map do |file| + Thread.new { upload_file(file, options, config) } + end + threads.map(&:value) endlib/uploadcare/resources/webhook.rb (1)
7-9: Simplify initialize method.The initialize method only calls super without additional logic, making it redundant.
-def initialize(attributes = {}, config = Uploadcare.configuration) - super -endConsider removing the initialize method entirely since BaseResource should handle initialization appropriately.
lib/uploadcare/clients/uploader_client.rb (4)
9-9: Fix RuboCop trailing whitespace warnings.Multiple lines have trailing whitespace that should be removed for consistency with coding standards.
Apply the trailing whitespace fixes to lines 9, 18, 25, 41, 46, and 52.
Also applies to: 18-18, 25-25, 41-41, 46-46, 52-52
56-56: Add missing final newline.The file is missing a final newline as required by RuboCop standards.
end +
47-51: Use safe navigation for metadata processing.RuboCop suggests using safe navigation to avoid the explicit nil check.
-if options[:metadata] - options[:metadata].each do |key, value| - params["metadata[#{key}]"] = value - end -end +options[:metadata]&.each do |key, value| + params["metadata[#{key}]"] = value +end
14-20: Consider performance implications of sequential uploads.Similar to the Uploader class, this method uploads files sequentially. For consistency and performance, consider whether parallel processing should be implemented here as well.
lib/uploadcare/api.rb (1)
153-153: Add missing final newline to fix formatting issue.The pipeline failure indicates a missing final newline. This is a simple formatting fix.
end +Regarding the class length warning (104/100 lines), this is only 4 lines over the limit and reasonable for a comprehensive API facade class that provides backwards compatibility across all Uploadcare operations.
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🔇 Additional comments (87)
lib/uploadcare/version.rb (1)
4-4: Version bump aligns with breaking changes.The major version bump to 5.0.0 is appropriate given the comprehensive architectural refactoring from entity-based to resource-based design with ActiveModel-style interfaces.
bin/console (1)
5-5: Simplified require statement aligns with new architecture.The change from
require 'uploadcare/ruby'torequire 'uploadcare'correctly reflects the simplified entry point with Zeitwerk autoloading.spec/uploadcare/version_spec.rb (1)
3-7: Well-structured version test.The test correctly verifies the version constant and follows RSpec best practices. The expected version '5.0.0' matches the version set in
lib/uploadcare/version.rb.spec/support/vcr.rb (1)
9-10: Configuration access updated correctly.The change from
Uploadcare.configtoUploadcare.configurationaligns with the new Configuration class architecture. The sensitive data filtering functionality remains intact.spec/uploadcare/concerns/throttle_handler_spec.rb (1)
15-15: Namespace correction is appropriate.The change to fully qualified
Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleErroris correct and ensures proper exception handling with the new module structure.Rakefile (1)
8-12: Good addition of RuboCop integration.Adding RuboCop to the default Rake task enhances code quality enforcement, which is especially valuable during the extensive refactoring in this PR. The implementation follows standard patterns.
uploadcare-ruby.gemspec (2)
5-5: Version file path update is correct.The change from
'uploadcare/ruby/version'to'uploadcare/version'aligns with the new file structure in the refactored codebase.
48-49: Please confirm Faraday and Zeitwerk versions are up-to-date and free of known vulnerabilitiesBefore merging, verify that:
- Faraday “~> 2.12” matches the latest stable release on RubyGems (https://rubygems.org/gems/faraday) and has no open security advisories.
- Zeitwerk “~> 2.6.18” matches the latest stable release on RubyGems (https://rubygems.org/gems/zeitwerk) and has no known vulnerabilities.
Locations to check:
- uploadcare-ruby.gemspec, lines 48–49
lib/uploadcare/clients/project_client.rb (2)
1-12: Clean and well-documented client implementation.The
ProjectClientfollows the new architecture pattern correctly by inheriting fromRestClientand providing a focused, single-responsibility interface. The documentation is comprehensive with proper YARD formatting and API reference link.
8-10: Endpoint verification completeThe
/project/endpoint is consistently used in both the client (lib/uploadcare/clients/project_client.rb) and the corresponding spec (spec/uploadcare/clients/project_client_spec.rb), and it aligns with the API reference. No changes needed here.spec/uploadcare/resources/add_ons_spec.rb (1)
8-12: Excellent mocking pattern with instance_double.Great use of
instance_doublefor mocking the client, which provides better type safety than regular doubles. The setup in the before block ensures consistent mocking across all tests.lib/uploadcare/throttle_handler.rb (1)
8-19: Well-implemented retry logic with proper exponential backoff.The throttling implementation correctly handles retry attempts and respects the timeout from the exception. The final
yieldcall (line 18) intentionally propagates any remaining errors after exhausting retries, which is the expected behavior.lib/uploadcare/resources/batch_file_result.rb (1)
4-12: Clean and focused implementation.The class follows good design principles with immutable attributes and clear data transformation. The pattern of converting raw API response data into domain objects is well-implemented.
lib/uploadcare/resources/project.rb (1)
16-20: Well-implemented class method following consistent patterns.The
showmethod correctly creates a client instance, fetches data, and returns a properly initialized resource object. The pattern is consistent with other resource classes in the SDK.lib/uploadcare/resources/base_resource.rb (3)
14-16: Efficient memoization of REST client.The lazy initialization with memoization is well-implemented and will improve performance by reusing the client instance across multiple calls.
20-25: Flexible attribute assignment with safe metaprogramming.The use of
respond_to?ensures that only valid setter methods are called, preventingNoMethodErrorexceptions. This provides a robust foundation for resource initialization.
4-27: Excellent base class design.This base class provides clean separation of concerns with configuration management, lazy client initialization, and safe attribute assignment. The protected visibility for
rest_clientis appropriate for inheritance while maintaining encapsulation.spec/uploadcare/clients/webhook_client_spec.rb (2)
17-17: False positive: Test data, not a real API key.The static analysis tool flagged this as a potential API key, but this is clearly test data (
'7kMVZivndx0ErgvhRKAr') used in the webhook response stub. This is safe and appropriate for testing.
3-151: Comprehensive test coverage with good structure.The test suite provides excellent coverage of all webhook client operations with realistic test data and proper HTTP stubs. The test structure is clear and follows good RSpec practices.
spec/uploadcare/clients/file_metadata_client_spec.rb (1)
1-72: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage for FileMetadataClient.The test suite provides excellent coverage of all CRUD operations for file metadata management. The structure is clean, consistent, and follows RSpec best practices with proper mocking and assertions.
spec/uploadcare/clients/group_client_sepc.rb (1)
5-111: Excellent test coverage with proper error handling.The test suite comprehensively covers both the
listandinfomethods with success and error scenarios. The error handling tests properly verify that appropriate exceptions are raised for different HTTP status codes.lib/uploadcare/clients/video_converter_client.rb (1)
4-23: Clean implementation with good documentation.The VideoConverterClient follows the established patterns and provides clear, well-documented methods for video conversion operations. The API documentation links are helpful for reference.
spec/uploadcare/resources/webhook_spec.rb (2)
3-115: Comprehensive resource testing with proper mocking strategy.The test suite effectively covers all webhook CRUD operations using appropriate mocking of the underlying WebhookClient. The tests verify both method behavior and object instantiation correctly.
15-15: Static analysis false positive - test data is not a real API key.The static analysis tool flagged the
signing_secretvalue as a potential API key, but this is clearly test fixture data and not a real credential.lib/uploadcare/clients/group_client.rb (1)
1-30: Implementation looks solid and follows consistent patterns.The GroupClient class properly inherits from RestClient and implements the three core group operations (list, info, delete) with appropriate HTTP methods. The API documentation references are helpful, and the method signatures are clean and consistent.
lib/uploadcare/error_handler.rb (2)
9-16: Good error handling with comprehensive fallback logic.The error handling properly processes API responses, extracts error details from JSON, and provides meaningful error messages. The JSON parsing fallback ensures robustness when response format is unexpected.
20-28: Smart handling of Upload API's non-standard error responses.The catch_upload_errors method correctly handles the Upload API's pattern of returning HTTP 200 with error details embedded in the response body. This is a common pattern with some APIs and the implementation handles it appropriately.
spec/uploadcare/clients/document_converter_client_spec.rb (1)
1-101: Comprehensive test coverage with good RSpec patterns.The test suite covers all three main methods of DocumentConverterClient with both success and error scenarios. The use of WebMock for HTTP stubbing, proper let blocks for setup, and clear test expectations demonstrate good testing practices. The response bodies match the expected API format and error handling is properly tested.
lib/uploadcare/cname_generator.rb (2)
9-14: Solid subdomain generation algorithm.The approach of using SHA256 hash converted to base-36 and truncated to 10 characters provides good distribution for CDN subdomains while remaining deterministic for the same public key.
16-23: Clean URL construction with proper error handling.The method properly handles edge cases (missing public key, no subdomain) and uses URI parsing to safely modify the hostname. The implementation is robust and follows good practices.
lib/uploadcare/clients/upload_client.rb (3)
15-22: Well-structured Faraday connection setup.The connection configuration properly sets up multipart and URL-encoded request handling with JSON response parsing. The middleware stack is appropriate for upload operations.
24-33: Robust request execution with proper error handling.The method correctly injects the public key, sets user agent headers, and handles both successful responses and Faraday errors appropriately. The error propagation maintains useful context.
48-57: Comprehensive error message extraction.The error handling properly extracts error details from various response body formats and provides meaningful error messages with status codes. The fallback logic ensures users get useful feedback even when response format is unexpected.
spec/uploadcare/clients/video_converter_client_spec.rb (4)
1-10: LGTM! Clean test setupThe file structure and initial setup follow RSpec best practices with proper frozen string literal, appropriate let blocks, and secure UUID generation.
11-35: Well-structured test dataThe test setup properly defines realistic request/response structures for video conversion, including proper path formatting and comprehensive response data with UUIDs, tokens, and thumbnail group information.
36-59: Comprehensive success case testingThe test properly stubs the HTTP request and validates both the complete response and specific critical fields. Good use of WebMock for request stubbing.
61-126: Excellent error handling and status method coverageThe tests comprehensively cover both success and failure scenarios for both methods, with proper exception type validation and realistic error responses.
spec/uploadcare/authenticator_spec.rb (3)
1-19: Clean authenticator test setupThe test setup properly configures test credentials and realistic HTTP request parameters for authentication testing.
20-31: Proper simple authentication testingThe test correctly validates the simple auth header format and appropriately checks that the Date header is not included, which is correct behavior for simple authentication.
33-61: Excellent signature validation testingThe test thoroughly validates the secure authentication flow by replicating the signature computation logic and using time mocking for deterministic results. This ensures the HMAC-SHA1 signature generation works correctly.
spec/uploadcare/resources/video_converter_spec.rb (2)
1-9: Standard resource test setupClean test setup following RSpec conventions for resource testing.
10-42: Well-designed convert method testingThe test properly mocks the client interaction and validates both the path construction logic and response data. Good coverage of the class method functionality.
lib/uploadcare/signed_url_generators/base_generator.rb (1)
1-16: Clean base class designThe simplified constructor and abstract method pattern provide a clear interface for subclasses to implement. The NotImplementedError ensures proper inheritance behavior.
spec/uploadcare/resources/document_converter_spec.rb (2)
1-9: Standard resource test setupClean and appropriate test setup for DocumentConverter resource testing.
10-29: Good info method testingThe test properly mocks the client interaction and validates the key document format and conversion group attributes.
lib/uploadcare/clients/document_converter_client.rb (2)
1-36: Well-structured client implementation following architectural patterns.The implementation correctly follows the new client architecture pattern:
- Inherits from RestClient for HTTP functionality
- Uses appropriate HTTP methods (GET/POST) for each operation
- Includes comprehensive documentation with API links
- Follows consistent method naming and parameter patterns
18-26: Boolean parameter conversion validated against API docsThe
storeandsave_in_groupoptions are correctly passed as"1"/"0"strings per the Uploadcare document conversion API examples. No changes needed.spec/uploadcare/resources/group_spec.rb (2)
6-49: Comprehensive test coverage for Group.list functionality.The test suite properly verifies:
- Return type as PaginatedCollection
- Correct number of resources
- Individual group attribute mapping
- Proper mocking of GroupClient.list
The test data structure matches expected API response format.
51-92: Thorough testing of Group.info method with nested data.The test correctly verifies:
- Group attribute assignment from API response
- Nested files data handling
- Proper client method mocking
- Return type validation
The test data includes realistic nested file structures matching the API format.
lib/uploadcare/resources/video_converter.rb (3)
7-11: Clean initialization following BaseResource pattern.The initialization properly:
- Calls super to invoke BaseResource initialization
- Creates dedicated client instance with config
- Uses assign_attributes for attribute setting
32-36: Effective status fetching with attribute updates.The fetch_status method correctly:
- Calls the client with the provided token
- Updates instance attributes with response data
- Returns self for method chaining
19-26: Video conversion path format & UUID handling are correctThe current implementation in
lib/uploadcare/resources/video_converter.rbbuilds paths exactly as documented by Uploadcare (UUID/video/-/format/FORMAT/-/quality/QUALITY/) and correctly handles both single and multiple UUIDs viaArray(video_params[:uuid]). No changes are needed.spec/uploadcare/resources/file_spec.rb (2)
106-142: Excellent batch operations test coverage.The batch operations tests properly verify:
- Return type as BatchFileResult
- Status code handling
- Result conversion to File objects
- Problems array handling
This demonstrates good understanding of the batch operation API behavior.
25-74: Comprehensive file listing test implementation.The test suite effectively verifies:
- PaginatedCollection return type
- Individual file attribute mapping from API response
- Proper FileClient method mocking
- Realistic test data structure
lib/uploadcare/clients/file_metadata_client.rb (2)
1-41: Well-implemented CRUD client following REST conventions.The FileMetadataClient properly implements:
- GET for retrieving metadata (index, show)
- PUT for updating/creating metadata values
- DELETE for removing metadata keys
- Consistent URL path construction with UUID and key parameters
- Comprehensive documentation with API references
The implementation follows the established client architecture pattern correctly.
37-39: Confirm delete return value aligns with API docsThe
deletemethod infile_metadata_client.rbdelegates toRestClient#del, which callsmake_requestand returnsresponse.body. On a HTTP 204 (No Content) or empty response, Faraday’sresponse.bodywill be an empty string (""), notnilas the docs state.Please verify against the Uploadcare API behavior:
- If the API truly returns no content on delete, consider normalizing the return value to
nilin:
- lib/uploadcare/clients/rest_client.rb (
make_request→response.body)- lib/uploadcare/clients/file_metadata_client.rb (
delete)- Or update the documentation to reflect that
deletereturns an empty string.Locations to review:
- lib/uploadcare/clients/rest_client.rb:38–46 (
make_request)- lib/uploadcare/clients/file_metadata_client.rb:37–39 (
delete)lib/uploadcare.rb (2)
10-13: Well-structured autoloading setupThe Zeitwerk configuration properly collapses the resources and clients directories for cleaner namespacing.
15-31: Clean configuration API designThe singleton methods provide a clean interface for configuration management and API instantiation. The lazy initialization of configuration and the convenience
apimethod enhance usability.lib/uploadcare/clients/file_client.rb (2)
58-61: Method implementation looks solid.The local_copy method properly merges source with optional parameters and uses appropriate HTTP method.
71-74: Method implementation looks solid.The remote_copy method properly handles required and optional parameters with clear parameter structure.
lib/uploadcare/clients/add_ons_client.rb (1)
62-64: remove_bg parameter structure is correct and consistentVerified against the VCR fixture and Uploadcare’s API v0.7.0 docs, the remove_bg execute endpoint expects a JSON body of the form:
{ "target": "<FILE_UUID>", "params": { … } }
This matches the implementation in lib/uploadcare/clients/add_ons_client.rb and is identical to the uc_clamav_virus_scan add-on. No changes are needed.
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spec/uploadcare/clients/file_client_spec.rb (1)
1-412: Well-structured and comprehensive test suite!The test suite provides excellent coverage for all FileClient methods with proper HTTP stubbing, error handling, and follows RSpec best practices. The use of contexts, proper subject definition, and consistent test structure makes the tests readable and maintainable.
lib/uploadcare/clients/rest_client.rb (1)
67-73: Verify API behavior with empty request bodiesThe current implementation doesn't set a body for non-GET requests when params are empty. Some APIs expect at least an empty JSON object
{}instead of no body.Please verify if the Uploadcare API accepts requests with no body or if it requires an empty JSON object for POST/PUT/DELETE requests with no parameters.
lib/uploadcare/resources/uploader.rb (1)
35-40: Approve multipart upload threshold logic.The 10MB threshold for switching to multipart uploads is appropriate and aligns with common best practices for file upload optimization.
lib/uploadcare/resources/webhook.rb (1)
14-19: Approve the list method implementation.The list method correctly uses configuration parameters and properly instantiates webhook objects with the provided config. The implementation follows the established pattern.
lib/uploadcare/clients/uploader_client.rb (1)
5-12: Approve file upload implementation.The file upload method correctly opens files in binary mode, builds parameters properly, and uses Faraday::UploadIO for multipart uploads. The implementation follows best practices.
lib/uploadcare/resources/file.rb (5)
23-40: Approve paginated list implementation.The list method correctly implements pagination using PaginatedCollection and properly maps response data to File instances. The implementation follows the established pattern and includes proper documentation.
45-70: Approve instance method implementations.The store, delete, and info methods properly use the file_client, update instance attributes with assign_attributes, and return self for method chaining. The pattern is consistent and well-implemented.
75-88: Approve copy method implementations.The local_copy and remote_copy instance methods correctly handle the API responses and return appropriate values (new File instance for local_copy, URL string for remote_copy). The implementations are logical and consistent.
95-122: Approve batch operation implementations.The batch_store and batch_delete methods properly use BatchFileResult to encapsulate the operation results, including status, results, and problems. This provides a clean interface for batch operations.
151-154: Approve CDN URL generation.The cdn_url method correctly uses the configuration's cdn_url_base and handles optional transformations appropriately. The implementation follows CDN URL patterns correctly.
lib/uploadcare/resources/group.rb (3)
22-36: Approve paginated list implementation.The list method correctly implements pagination using PaginatedCollection and properly maps response data to Group instances. The implementation follows the established pattern from the File class.
64-68: Approve create method implementation.The create method properly uses the GroupClient to create a group from file UUIDs and returns a new Group instance with the correct configuration. The implementation is clean and consistent.
72-82: Approve CDN URL methods.Both
cdn_urlandfile_cdn_urlsmethods are well-implemented. The cdn_url method follows the same pattern as the File class, and file_cdn_urls correctly handles the case where files might be nil and generates proper nth/ URLs for group files.README.md (7)
84-201: Upload API documentation looks comprehensive and well-structured.The upload section effectively documents the new
Uploadcare::Uploaderinterface, covering all major upload methods including smart upload detection, explicit file/URL uploads, and multipart uploads with progress tracking. The examples are clear and demonstrate the key functionality from the rewrite.
202-427: File management documentation successfully reflects the new architecture.The section has been well-updated to demonstrate the new resource-oriented approach with
Uploadcare::File.new(uuid: "FILE_UUID").infopattern and proper usage of batch operations (batch_store,batch_delete) and copy operations (local_copy,remote_copy). The examples are comprehensive and align with the modernized API design.
428-490: FileList documentation properly updated for new architecture.The section correctly documents the transition from
FileList.file_listtoUploadcare::File.listreturning aPaginatedCollection. The filtering options and pagination examples are well-documented and demonstrate the new API patterns effectively.
511-547: Group management documentation aligns with new resource patterns.The section properly demonstrates the new instance-based approach with
Uploadcare::Group.new(uuid: "Group UUID").infoand similar patterns. The GroupList update to useGroup.listmaintains consistency with the FileList changes.
610-662: Add-Ons documentation properly updated with correct naming and methods.The section correctly demonstrates the new
Uploadcare::AddOnsmodule usage with properly snake_cased method names likeaws_rekognition_detect_labels. The examples align with the new resource-based architecture.
664-681: Project documentation updated with correct method naming.The section properly shows the transition from
.projecttoUploadcare::Project.show, which is more consistent with RESTful naming conventions and the new resource-based architecture.
1-947: Excellent comprehensive update of documentation for the new architecture.The README has been thoroughly updated to reflect the new resource-oriented API design. All sections demonstrate consistent patterns with the new
Uploadcare::File,Uploadcare::Group,Uploadcare::Uploader, and other resource classes. The examples are clear, comprehensive, and accurately represent the modernized API surface introduced in the rewrite.lib/uploadcare/api.rb (6)
1-9: Clean class definition with proper configuration handling.The class initialization properly implements dependency injection for configuration while maintaining backwards compatibility with the global
Uploadcare.configurationfallback.
11-42: Comprehensive file operations with proper delegation.The file operations section provides complete coverage of file management functionality, properly delegating to the
Fileresource class while maintaining backwards-compatible method names. All methods correctly pass the configuration parameter.
44-63: Upload operations properly implement the new Upload API.The section comprehensively covers all upload functionality by delegating to the
Uploaderresource class, including smart upload, file uploads, URL uploads, and status checking. This successfully implements the Upload API mentioned in the PR objectives.
65-84: Group operations properly delegate to Group resource class.The group operations section provides complete functionality coverage, correctly using
idas the identifier parameter for group operations, which aligns with the Group resource's expected attribute structure.
86-151: Remaining operations provide comprehensive API coverage.All remaining sections (project, webhook, conversion, add-ons, file metadata) maintain consistent delegation patterns and provide complete functionality coverage. The API successfully exposes all major Uploadcare operations through the new architecture.
1-153: Excellent implementation of unified API facade.This class successfully provides a comprehensive, backwards-compatible interface to all Uploadcare operations while properly delegating to the new resource-based architecture. The implementation fulfills the PR objective of creating a unified API entry point and maintains consistency in configuration handling throughout all operations.
| def aws_rekognition_detect_labels(uuid) | ||
| body = { target: uuid } | ||
| post('/addons/aws_rekognition_detect_labels/execute/', body) | ||
| end |
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Consider UUID validation.
The method accepts a UUID parameter but doesn't validate its format.
def aws_rekognition_detect_labels(uuid)
+ validate_uuid(uuid)
body = { target: uuid }
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| def aws_rekognition_detect_labels(uuid) | |
| body = { target: uuid } | |
| post('/addons/aws_rekognition_detect_labels/execute/', body) | |
| end | |
| def aws_rekognition_detect_labels(uuid) | |
| validate_uuid(uuid) | |
| body = { target: uuid } | |
| post('/addons/aws_rekognition_detect_labels/execute/', body) | |
| end |
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In lib/uploadcare/clients/add_ons_client.rb around lines 9 to 12, the
aws_rekognition_detect_labels method accepts a UUID parameter but does not
validate its format. Add validation logic to check if the UUID parameter matches
the expected UUID format before proceeding. If the validation fails, raise an
appropriate error or handle it gracefully to prevent invalid UUIDs from being
processed.
| def uc_clamav_virus_scan(uuid, params = {}) | ||
| body = { target: uuid }.merge(params) | ||
| post('/addons/uc_clamav_virus_scan/execute/', body) | ||
| end |
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Same UUID validation concern applies here.
def uc_clamav_virus_scan(uuid, params = {})
+ validate_uuid(uuid)
body = { target: uuid }.merge(params)
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| def uc_clamav_virus_scan(uuid, params = {}) | |
| body = { target: uuid }.merge(params) | |
| post('/addons/uc_clamav_virus_scan/execute/', body) | |
| end | |
| def uc_clamav_virus_scan(uuid, params = {}) | |
| validate_uuid(uuid) | |
| body = { target: uuid }.merge(params) | |
| post('/addons/uc_clamav_virus_scan/execute/', body) | |
| end |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In lib/uploadcare/clients/add_ons_client.rb around lines 44 to 47, the method
uc_clamav_virus_scan accepts a uuid parameter without validating its format. Add
validation logic to check that the uuid is in the expected format before
proceeding. If the uuid is invalid, raise an appropriate error or handle it
gracefully to prevent malformed requests.
| def store(uuid) | ||
| put("/files/#{uuid}/storage/") | ||
| end |
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Consider UUID validation for security.
The method directly interpolates the UUID into the URL path without validation. Malicious input could potentially lead to path traversal or other security issues.
Consider adding UUID format validation:
def store(uuid)
+ validate_uuid(uuid)
put("/files/#{uuid}/storage/")
endOr use a helper method to safely construct paths with UUIDs.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In lib/uploadcare/clients/file_client.rb around lines 15 to 17, the store method
interpolates the UUID directly into the URL path without validation, which can
lead to security risks like path traversal. To fix this, add a validation step
to ensure the UUID matches the expected format (e.g., a standard UUID regex)
before using it in the path. Alternatively, implement or use a helper method
that safely constructs the URL path with the UUID to prevent injection of
malicious input.
| def delete(uuid) | ||
| del("/files/#{uuid}/storage/") | ||
| end |
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Same UUID validation concern applies here as with the store method.
def delete(uuid)
+ validate_uuid(uuid)
del("/files/#{uuid}/storage/")
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| del("/files/#{uuid}/storage/") | |
| end | |
| def delete(uuid) | |
| validate_uuid(uuid) | |
| del("/files/#{uuid}/storage/") | |
| end |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In lib/uploadcare/clients/file_client.rb around lines 23 to 25, the delete
method accepts a UUID parameter without validation, which poses a security risk.
Add validation logic to ensure the UUID format is correct before proceeding with
the delete operation, similar to the validation implemented in the store method.
This will prevent invalid or malicious UUIDs from being processed.
| def info(uuid, params = {}) | ||
| get("/files/#{uuid}/", params) | ||
| end |
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Consider UUID validation for security.
Same UUID validation concern applies here as with other UUID-based methods.
def info(uuid, params = {})
+ validate_uuid(uuid)
get("/files/#{uuid}/", params)
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| def info(uuid, params = {}) | |
| get("/files/#{uuid}/", params) | |
| end | |
| def info(uuid, params = {}) | |
| validate_uuid(uuid) | |
| get("/files/#{uuid}/", params) | |
| end |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In lib/uploadcare/clients/file_client.rb around lines 31 to 33, the info method
accepts a UUID parameter without validation, which poses a security risk. Add
validation logic to ensure the UUID format is correct before proceeding with the
get request. If the UUID is invalid, raise an appropriate error or handle it
gracefully to prevent misuse or injection attacks.
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Fix the filename typo.
The filename has a typo: group_client_sepc.rb should be group_client_spec.rb. This could cause issues with test discovery and consistency.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In spec/uploadcare/clients/group_client_sepc.rb at line 1, the filename contains
a typo that may affect test discovery. Rename the file from group_client_sepc.rb
to group_client_spec.rb to correct the spelling and ensure proper test
recognition.
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| default_values.each do |attribute, expected_value| | ||
| actual_value = config.send(attribute) | ||
| if expected_value.is_a?(RSpec::Matchers::BuiltIn::BaseMatcher) | ||
| expect(actual_value).to expected_value | ||
| else | ||
| expect(actual_value).to eq(expected_value) | ||
| end | ||
| end | ||
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| new_values.each do |attribute, new_value| | ||
| config.send("#{attribute}=", new_value) | ||
| expect(config.send(attribute)).to eq(new_value) | ||
| end | ||
| end |
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Refactor test for better readability and maintainability.
The current test does too much in a single example and has complex iteration logic. Consider breaking it down into focused test cases.
- it 'has configurable default values' do
- default_values.each do |attribute, expected_value|
- actual_value = config.send(attribute)
- if expected_value.is_a?(RSpec::Matchers::BuiltIn::BaseMatcher)
- expect(actual_value).to expected_value
- else
- expect(actual_value).to eq(expected_value)
- end
- end
-
- new_values.each do |attribute, new_value|
- config.send("#{attribute}=", new_value)
- expect(config.send(attribute)).to eq(new_value)
- end
- end
+ describe 'default values' do
+ default_values.each do |attribute, expected_value|
+ it "has correct default for #{attribute}" do
+ expect(config.send(attribute)).to eq(expected_value)
+ end
+ end
+ end
+
+ describe 'attribute assignment' do
+ new_values.each do |attribute, new_value|
+ it "allows setting #{attribute}" do
+ config.send("#{attribute}=", new_value)
+ expect(config.send(attribute)).to eq(new_value)
+ end
+ end
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| default_values.each do |attribute, expected_value| | |
| actual_value = config.send(attribute) | |
| if expected_value.is_a?(RSpec::Matchers::BuiltIn::BaseMatcher) | |
| expect(actual_value).to expected_value | |
| else | |
| expect(actual_value).to eq(expected_value) | |
| end | |
| end | |
| new_values.each do |attribute, new_value| | |
| config.send("#{attribute}=", new_value) | |
| expect(config.send(attribute)).to eq(new_value) | |
| end | |
| end | |
| describe 'default values' do | |
| default_values.each do |attribute, expected_value| | |
| it "has correct default for #{attribute}" do | |
| expect(config.send(attribute)).to eq(expected_value) | |
| end | |
| end | |
| end | |
| describe 'attribute assignment' do | |
| new_values.each do |attribute, new_value| | |
| it "allows setting #{attribute}" do | |
| config.send("#{attribute}=", new_value) | |
| expect(config.send(attribute)).to eq(new_value) | |
| end | |
| end | |
| end |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In spec/uploadcare/configuration_spec.rb around lines 45 to 59, the test example
is doing too much by iterating over multiple attributes and handling different
expectation types in one block. Refactor by splitting this into multiple focused
test cases: one to verify default values individually, and another to test
setting new values. This improves readability and maintainability by isolating
behaviors and simplifying each test's logic.
| subject { video_converter.status(token) } | ||
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| before do | ||
| allow_any_instance_of(Uploadcare::VideoConverterClient).to receive(:status).with(token).and_return(response_body) | ||
| end | ||
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| result = video_converter.fetch_status(token) | ||
| expect(result).to be_a(Uploadcare::VideoConverter) | ||
| end | ||
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| it 'assigns attributes correctly' do | ||
| result = video_converter.fetch_status(token) | ||
| expect(result.status).to eq('processing') | ||
| expect(result.result['uuid']).to eq('d52d7136-a2e5-4338-9f45-affbf83b857d') | ||
| expect(result.result['thumbnails_group_uuid']).to eq('575ed4e8-f4e8-4c14-a58b-1527b6d9ee46~1') | ||
| end | ||
| end |
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Fix method name inconsistency in tests
There's an inconsistency between the subject definition (video_converter.status(token)) and the test calls (video_converter.fetch_status(token)). Either update the subject to use fetch_status or modify the tests to use the defined subject.
Apply this diff to fix the inconsistency:
- subject { video_converter.status(token) }
+ subject { video_converter.fetch_status(token) }Or alternatively:
- it 'returns an instance of VideoConverter' do
- result = video_converter.fetch_status(token)
- expect(result).to be_a(Uploadcare::VideoConverter)
- end
-
- it 'assigns attributes correctly' do
- result = video_converter.fetch_status(token)
- expect(result.status).to eq('processing')
- expect(result.result['uuid']).to eq('d52d7136-a2e5-4338-9f45-affbf83b857d')
- expect(result.result['thumbnails_group_uuid']).to eq('575ed4e8-f4e8-4c14-a58b-1527b6d9ee46~1')
- end
+ it 'returns an instance of VideoConverter' do
+ expect(subject).to be_a(Uploadcare::VideoConverter)
+ end
+
+ it 'assigns attributes correctly' do
+ expect(subject.status).to eq('processing')
+ expect(subject.result['uuid']).to eq('d52d7136-a2e5-4338-9f45-affbf83b857d')
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| subject { video_converter.status(token) } | |
| before do | |
| allow_any_instance_of(Uploadcare::VideoConverterClient).to receive(:status).with(token).and_return(response_body) | |
| end | |
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| expect(result.result['uuid']).to eq('d52d7136-a2e5-4338-9f45-affbf83b857d') | |
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| subject { video_converter.fetch_status(token) } | |
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| .and_return(response_body) | |
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| result = video_converter.fetch_status(token) | |
| expect(result).to be_a(Uploadcare::VideoConverter) | |
| end | |
| it 'assigns attributes correctly' do | |
| result = video_converter.fetch_status(token) | |
| expect(result.status).to eq('processing') | |
| expect(result.result['uuid']).to eq('d52d7136-a2e5-4338-9f45-affbf83b857d') | |
| expect(result.result['thumbnails_group_uuid']) | |
| .to eq('575ed4e8-f4e8-4c14-a58b-1527b6d9ee46~1') | |
| end | |
| end |
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the subject to use fetch_status(token) or update all test calls to use
status(token) to match the subject definition, ensuring consistent method usage
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| spec.executables = spec.files.grep(%r{^exe/}) { |f| File.basename(f) } | ||
| spec.require_paths = ['lib', 'lib/uploadcare', 'lib/uploadcare/rest'] | ||
| spec.require_paths = ['lib', 'lib/uploadcare'] |
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Following ruby-openai and S3 SDK patterns, this commit adds modern Ruby SDK features: URL API Implementation: - Add comprehensive UrlBuilder for image transformations - Support chaining operations (resize, crop, effects, filters) - Enable format conversion and quality adjustments - Add smart crop and face detection support - Integrate with File resource via url_builder method Middleware Architecture: - Implement middleware pattern for extensible request handling - Add Logger middleware with request/response logging - Add Retry middleware with exponential backoff - Support custom middleware injection Enhanced Client Design: - Create Client class with resource-based access pattern - Support per-client configuration - Enable middleware stacking - Provide intuitive API: client.files.list, client.uploads.from_url Improved Error Handling: - Comprehensive error hierarchy matching HTTP status codes - Rich error objects with response and request details - Specific error types (RateLimitError, AuthenticationError, etc.) - Helper methods for error introspection Testing: - Add comprehensive specs for UrlBuilder - Add specs for CnameGenerator - Cover all transformation operations - Test error conditions and edge cases This brings the gem up to modern Ruby SDK standards with better developer experience. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Fix empty body handling in RestClient to send {} for non-GET requests
- Add lazy initialization for document_client in DocumentConverter
- Implement parallel uploads using threads in Uploader.upload_files
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lib/uploadcare/resources/file.rb (1)
38-38: Fix incorrect resource_class reference.The
resource_classshould beselfinstead ofself.classsince we're in a class method context and need to pass the class itself.- resource_class: self.class + resource_class: self
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spec/uploadcare/clients/upload_client_spec.rb (1)
87-87: Fix regex literal styleUse
%rformat for regex literals as suggested by the linter.- expect(user_agent).to match(/Uploadcare Ruby\/\d+\.\d+\.\d+ \(Ruby\/\d+\.\d+\.\d+\)/) + expect(user_agent).to match(%r{Uploadcare Ruby/\d+\.\d+\.\d+ \(Ruby/\d+\.\d+\.\d+\)})lib/uploadcare/middleware/logger.rb (3)
13-27: Fix rescue clause styleSpecify the error class explicitly in the rescue clause.
- rescue => e + rescue StandardError => e
37-41: Remove unused method parameterThe
envparameter is not used in this method.- def log_response(env, response, duration) + def log_response(response, duration)And update the call site:
- log_response(env, response, duration) + log_response(response, duration)
43-46: Remove unused method parameterThe
envparameter is not used in this method.- def log_error(env, error, duration) + def log_error(error, duration)And update the call site:
- log_error(env, e, duration) + log_error(e, duration)spec/uploadcare/url_builder_spec.rb (1)
129-140: Fix method call indentationAlign the chained method calls properly as suggested by the linter.
url = builder - .resize(300, 200) - .quality('smart') - .format('webp') - .grayscale - .url + .resize(300, 200) + .quality('smart') + .format('webp') + .grayscale + .urlspec/uploadcare/clients/multipart_upload_client_spec.rb (1)
15-77: Address style issue with numeric literals.The test logic and coverage for the
#startmethod is comprehensive and well-structured. However, the pipeline failure indicates that numeric literals should use underscores as thousands separators.Apply this diff to fix the style issue:
- 'end_offset' => 5242880 + 'end_offset' => 5_242_880- 'end_offset' => 10485760 + 'end_offset' => 10_485_760spec/uploadcare/clients/uploader_client_spec.rb (2)
15-54: Fix block delimiter style issues.The test functionality and coverage is excellent, but the pipeline failures indicate style violations with block delimiters.
Apply this diff to fix the multi-line block style:
- .with { |request| - request.body.include?('store') && - request.body.include?('1') && - request.body.include?('filename') && - request.body.include?('test.jpg') - } + .with do |request| + request.body.include?('store') && + request.body.include?('1') && + request.body.include?('filename') && + request.body.include?('test.jpg') + end- .with { |request| - request.body.include?('metadata[key1]') && - request.body.include?('value1') - } + .with do |request| + request.body.include?('metadata[key1]') && + request.body.include?('value1') + end
140-156: Fix numeric literal style issue.The file info test logic is correct, but the pipeline failure indicates a style issue with the numeric literal.
Apply this diff to fix the style issue:
- body: { 'uuid' => uuid, 'size' => 12345 }.to_json, + body: { 'uuid' => uuid, 'size' => 12_345 }.to_json,lib/uploadcare/middleware/retry.rb (3)
22-44: Fix rescue clause style issues.The retry logic implementation is solid with proper exception handling and retry flow, but needs style fixes.
Apply this diff to fix the rescue clause style:
- rescue => error + rescue StandardError => e if should_retry?(env, nil, error, retries) retries += 1 - log_retry(env, nil, retries, error.class.name) + log_retry(env, nil, retries, e.class.name) sleep(calculate_delay(retries)) retry end
79-90: Fix style issues in delay calculation.The delay calculation logic is excellent with exponential backoff, jitter, and Retry-After header support, but needs style fixes.
Apply this diff to fix the style issues:
- delay = @options[:backoff_factor] ** (retries - 1) + delay = @options[:backoff_factor]**(retries - 1)- delay = retry_after if retry_after > 0 + delay = retry_after if retry_after.positive?
92-100: Remove unused method argument.The logging implementation is well-structured with informative messages, but the pipeline failure indicates an unused parameter.
Apply this diff to remove the unused parameter:
- def log_retry(env, status, retries, reason) + def log_retry(env, _status, retries, reason)Or if the status parameter is not needed at all:
- def log_retry(env, status, retries, reason) + def log_retry(env, retries, reason)And update the call sites accordingly.
spec/uploadcare/resources/uploader_spec.rb (1)
106-216: Fix numeric literal style issue.The remaining method tests provide excellent coverage including synchronous/asynchronous uploads, error handling, and file info retrieval. However, there's a style issue to address.
Apply this diff to fix the numeric literal style:
- let(:mock_response) { { 'uuid' => uuid, 'size' => 12345 } } + let(:mock_response) { { 'uuid' => uuid, 'size' => 12_345 } }lib/uploadcare/client.rb (1)
88-97: Address unused method argument or mark as intentional.The
envparameter is unused in the stub implementation. Since this appears to be a placeholder for future implementation, consider prefixing with underscore to indicate it's intentionally unused for now.- def execute_request(env) + def execute_request(_env) # Actual HTTP request execution # This would be implemented based on the specific HTTP library used # For now, returning a mock response structurelib/uploadcare/url_builder.rb (3)
49-49: Consider using single quotes for string literals without interpolation.The style guide prefers single quotes when no interpolation or special symbols are needed.
- operation = "crop/faces" + operation = 'crop/faces'- operation = "crop/objects" + operation = 'crop/objects'- def progressive(value = 'yes') + def progressive(value = 'yes')- def srgb(value = 'true') + def srgb(value = 'true')And similar changes for other string literals.
Also applies to: 56-56, 69-69, 145-145, 151-151, 161-161
206-206: Use single quotes in exception message.- raise ArgumentError, "Invalid source type. Expected Uploadcare::File or String (UUID/URL)" + raise ArgumentError, 'Invalid source type. Expected Uploadcare::File or String (UUID/URL)'
4-210: Consider splitting the class to reduce complexity.The class exceeds the 100-line limit (152 lines). Consider extracting related operations into modules or separate classes, such as:
ImageOperationsmodule for image-specific transformationsEffectsOperationsmodule for effects and filtersColorOperationsmodule for color adjustmentsThis would improve maintainability and make the code more modular.
lib/uploadcare/errors.rb (1)
108-135: Consider refactoring the error mapping for better maintainability.The method is flagged for high complexity. While the current implementation is functional, consider extracting the status-to-error mapping into a constant hash for cleaner code.
ERROR_MAPPING = { 400 => BadRequestError, 401 => AuthenticationError, 403 => ForbiddenError, 404 => NotFoundError, 405 => MethodNotAllowedError, 406 => NotAcceptableError, 408 => RequestTimeoutError, 409 => ConflictError, 410 => GoneError, 422 => UnprocessableEntityError, 429 => RateLimitError, 500 => InternalServerError, 501 => NotImplementedError, 502 => BadGatewayError, 503 => ServiceUnavailableError, 504 => GatewayTimeoutError }.freeze def self.from_response(response, request = nil) status = response[:status] message = extract_message(response) error_class = ERROR_MAPPING[status] || case status when 400..499 then ClientError when 500..599 then ServerError else Error end error_class.new(message, response, request) end
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[warning] 49-49: Found the use of an hardcoded passphrase for RSA. The passphrase can be easily discovered, and therefore should not be stored in source-code. It is recommended to remove the passphrase from source-code, and use system environment variables or a restricted configuration file.
Context: expect(connection).to receive(:get).with('/test', hash_including(pub_key: 'test_public_key'), anything).and_return(response)
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[warning] 49-49: Found the use of an hardcoded passphrase for RSA. The passphrase can be easily discovered, and therefore should not be stored in source-code. It is recommended to remove the passphrase from source-code, and use system environment variables or a restricted configuration file.
Context: receive(:get).with('/test', hash_including(pub_key: 'test_public_key'), anything)
Note: [CWE-798]: Use of Hard-coded Credentials [OWASP A07:2021]: Identification and Authentication Failures [REFERENCES]
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[warning] 54-54: Found the use of an hardcoded passphrase for RSA. The passphrase can be easily discovered, and therefore should not be stored in source-code. It is recommended to remove the passphrase from source-code, and use system environment variables or a restricted configuration file.
Context: expect(connection).to receive(:get).with('/test', anything, hash_including('User-Agent' => /Uploadcare Ruby/)).and_return(response)
Note: [CWE-798]: Use of Hard-coded Credentials [OWASP A07:2021]: Identification and Authentication Failures [REFERENCES]
https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/522.html
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[warning] 54-54: Found the use of an hardcoded passphrase for RSA. The passphrase can be easily discovered, and therefore should not be stored in source-code. It is recommended to remove the passphrase from source-code, and use system environment variables or a restricted configuration file.
Context: receive(:get).with('/test', anything, hash_including('User-Agent' => /Uploadcare Ruby/))
Note: [CWE-798]: Use of Hard-coded Credentials [OWASP A07:2021]: Identification and Authentication Failures [REFERENCES]
https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/522.html
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spec/uploadcare/url_builder_spec.rb
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spec/uploadcare/clients/multipart_upload_client_spec.rb
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spec/uploadcare/resources/uploader_spec.rb
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lib/uploadcare/middleware/retry.rb
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lib/uploadcare/middleware/base.rb (1)
5-13: LGTM: Clean middleware pattern implementationThe middleware implementation follows the standard pattern correctly with proper initialization and delegation.
spec/uploadcare/clients/upload_client_spec.rb (1)
5-91: LGTM: Comprehensive test coverageThe test suite provides excellent coverage of the UploadClient functionality, including proper mocking of HTTP connections and testing of both success and error scenarios.
spec/uploadcare/cname_generator_spec.rb (2)
6-35: LGTM: Thorough testing of subdomain generationThe tests comprehensively cover the
generatemethod, including consistency checks, edge cases with nil/empty keys, and verification that different keys produce different subdomains.
37-67: LGTM: Complete coverage of CDN URL constructionThe tests effectively verify the CDN URL construction logic, including subdomain injection, path preservation, and proper handling of edge cases.
lib/uploadcare/middleware/logger.rb (1)
48-72: LGTM: Excellent security filtering implementationThe middleware properly filters sensitive information from headers and request bodies, preventing credential leakage in logs.
spec/uploadcare/url_builder_spec.rb (7)
15-39: LGTM: Comprehensive initialization testingThe tests thoroughly cover all supported input types for URL builder initialization, ensuring correct base URL construction.
41-66: LGTM: Complete resize operation coverageThe tests effectively verify all resize operations including width/height combinations and smart resize functionality.
68-88: LGTM: Thorough crop operation testingThe tests comprehensively cover crop operations including basic crop, offset crop, and face crop with optional ratio.
90-105: LGTM: Complete format operation coverageThe tests effectively verify format conversion, quality settings, and progressive encoding operations.
107-127: LGTM: Comprehensive effects and filters testingThe tests thoroughly verify all image effects and filters including grayscale, blur, rotation, and brightness adjustments.
142-147: LGTM: Filename handling verificationThe test properly verifies that custom filenames are correctly appended to URLs.
149-157: LGTM: Proper alias method testingThe tests effectively verify that the alias methods (
to_sandto_url) work correctly, ensuring API consistency.spec/uploadcare/clients/multipart_upload_client_spec.rb (3)
79-93: LGTM!The
#completemethod test correctly validates the completion endpoint with proper parameters and response handling.
128-177: Excellent test coverage for full upload workflow.The
#upload_filemethod tests comprehensively cover the entire multipart upload flow including start, chunk upload, and completion phases. The custom filename test ensures proper parameter passing.
179-183: LGTM!The CHUNK_SIZE constant test correctly verifies the 5MB chunk size setting.
spec/uploadcare/clients/uploader_client_spec.rb (4)
56-72: LGTM!The multiple file upload test is well-structured and correctly validates the batch upload functionality.
74-120: Excellent coverage of URL upload scenarios.The tests comprehensively cover both synchronous and asynchronous URL uploads, including proper option handling. The test structure clearly separates different upload contexts.
122-138: LGTM!The upload status checking test correctly validates token usage and response parsing.
158-177: LGTM!The parameter building test effectively validates the correct transformation of options including metadata key flattening, which is crucial for API compatibility.
lib/uploadcare/middleware/retry.rb (2)
6-20: Well-designed default retry configuration.The default retry options provide sensible defaults for typical retry scenarios, including appropriate HTTP status codes, timeouts, and exponential backoff settings.
48-77: Excellent modular retry decision logic.The retry decision methods are well-structured with clear separation of concerns. The
should_retry?method effectively coordinates all retry conditions, and the individual condition methods are focused and testable.spec/uploadcare/resources/uploader_spec.rb (2)
13-53: Excellent coverage of upload method scenarios.The
.uploadmethod tests effectively cover different input types (file paths, URLs, arrays) and properly validate return values. The use of mocking isolates the uploader logic from client dependencies.
55-104: Well-designed tests for upload routing logic.The
.upload_filemethod tests excellently demonstrate the routing between regular and multipart uploads based on file size. The File object handling ensures API flexibility, and the use of mocking allows testing both code paths independently.lib/uploadcare.rb (2)
3-15: Excellent modernization with Zeitwerk autoloading.The Zeitwerk integration is properly configured for a gem with appropriate directory collapsing. This modern approach will improve load times and provide better organization of the codebase.
17-43: Well-designed singleton API with factory methods.The singleton configuration management and factory methods provide a clean, flexible API. The separation between configuration management and instance creation follows good design principles and maintains backward compatibility.
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The pipeline failure indicates a Zeitwerk naming issue. The autoloader expects this file to define Uploadcare::Base but it actually defines Uploadcare::Middleware::Base. This suggests either the file is in the wrong location or there's a Zeitwerk configuration issue.
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The @loader.collapse("#{__dir__}/uploadcare/middleware") directive flattens the uploadcare/middleware directory into the Uploadcare namespace, but your files still define Uploadcare::Middleware::<Class>. You must choose one of two fixes:
• Remove the collapse so that Uploadcare::Middleware::Base loads correctly.
• Or keep the collapse and redefine your middleware classes directly under Uploadcare (e.g. Uploadcare::Base, Uploadcare::Logger, etc.).
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+ # @loader.collapse("#{__dir__}/uploadcare/middleware")
@loader.collapse("#{__dir__}/uploadcare/signed_url_generators")
@loader.setupLocations to update:
- lib/uploadcare.rb: remove or comment out the middleware collapse.
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In lib/uploadcare/middleware/base.rb lines 1 to 15, the namespace
Uploadcare::Middleware conflicts with the Zeitwerk loader collapse of
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| describe '#upload_chunk' do | ||
| let(:file_path) { File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '../../fixtures/big.jpeg') } | ||
| let(:upload_data) do | ||
| { | ||
| 'parts' => [ | ||
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| 'url' => 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/bucket/part1', | ||
| 'start_offset' => 0, | ||
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| describe '#upload_chunk' do | |
| let(:file_path) { File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '../../fixtures/big.jpeg') } | |
| let(:upload_data) do | |
| { | |
| 'parts' => [ | |
| { | |
| 'url' => 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/bucket/part1', | |
| 'start_offset' => 0, | |
| 'end_offset' => 1000 | |
| } | |
| ] | |
| } | |
| end | |
| it 'uploads chunks to S3' do | |
| stub_request(:put, 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/bucket/part1') | |
| .with( | |
| headers: { 'Content-Type' => 'application/octet-stream' } | |
| ) | |
| .to_return(status: 200) | |
| expect { client.upload_chunk(file_path, upload_data) }.not_to raise_error | |
| end | |
| it 'raises error on failed chunk upload' do | |
| stub_request(:put, 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/bucket/part1') | |
| .to_return(status: 403) | |
| expect { client.upload_chunk(file_path, upload_data) } | |
| .to raise_error(Uploadcare::RequestError, /Failed to upload chunk: 403/) | |
| end | |
| end | |
| describe '#upload_chunk' do | |
| let(:file_path) { File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '../../fixtures/kitten.jpeg') } | |
| let(:upload_data) do | |
| { | |
| 'parts' => [ | |
| { | |
| 'url' => 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/bucket/part1', | |
| 'start_offset' => 0, | |
| 'end_offset' => 1000 | |
| } | |
| ] | |
| } | |
| end | |
| it 'uploads chunks to S3' do | |
| stub_request(:put, 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/bucket/part1') | |
| .with( | |
| headers: { 'Content-Type' => 'application/octet-stream' } | |
| ) | |
| .to_return(status: 200) | |
| expect { client.upload_chunk(file_path, upload_data) }.not_to raise_error | |
| end | |
| it 'raises error on failed chunk upload' do | |
| stub_request(:put, 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/bucket/part1') | |
| .to_return(status: 403) | |
| expect { client.upload_chunk(file_path, upload_data) } | |
| .to raise_error(Uploadcare::RequestError, /Failed to upload chunk: 403/) | |
| end | |
| end |
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In spec/uploadcare/clients/multipart_upload_client_spec.rb between lines 95 and
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exist in spec/fixtures/. To fix this, either add the big.jpeg file to the
spec/fixtures/ directory or update the file_path variable in the spec to point
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test runs without file not found errors.
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lib/uploadcare/errors.rb (1)
137-152: Fix private visibility for class methodThe
privatekeyword doesn't affect class methods. Useprivate_class_methodinstead.Additionally, consider reducing the cyclomatic complexity:
- private - - def self.extract_message(response) + def self.extract_message(response) body = response[:body] return "HTTP #{response[:status]}" unless body - case body - when Hash - body['error'] || body['detail'] || body['message'] || "HTTP #{response[:status]}" - when String - body.empty? ? "HTTP #{response[:status]}" : body - else - "HTTP #{response[:status]}" - end + extract_message_from_body(body, response[:status]) end + + def self.extract_message_from_body(body, status) + default_message = "HTTP #{status}" + + case body + when Hash + body['error'] || body['detail'] || body['message'] || default_message + when String + body.empty? ? default_message : body + else + default_message + end + end + + private_class_method :extract_message, :extract_message_from_bodylib/uploadcare/clients/rest_client.rb (1)
7-9: Add empty line after module inclusionPer RuboCop style guide, add an empty line after module inclusion.
include Uploadcare::ErrorHandler include Uploadcare::ThrottleHandler + attr_reader :config, :connection, :authenticatorlib/uploadcare/resources/uploader.rb (3)
29-44: Enforce explicit file-path interface and guard against unsupported objectsThe logic assumes that non-String objects have a
.pathmethod. This could fail for custom file-like objects.def upload_file(file, options = {}, config = Uploadcare.configuration) uploader_client = UploaderClient.new(config) - - file_path = file.is_a?(String) ? file : file.path + + file_path = + if file.is_a?(String) + file + elsif file.respond_to?(:to_path) + file.to_path + elsif file.respond_to?(:path) + file.path + else + raise ArgumentError, "upload_file requires a String path or an object responding to `to_path`/`path`, got #{file.class}" + end file_size = File.size(file_path)Also remove trailing whitespace on line 31.
82-98: Improve async upload response structureThe return value mixing a hash with a lambda could be confusing. Consider a more conventional approach.
Consider creating an
AsyncUploadResultclass:class AsyncUploadResult attr_reader :token, :status def initialize(token, config) @token = token @status = 'pending' @config = config end def check_status Uploader.check_upload_status(@token, @config) end endThen update the method:
if response['token'] - # Async upload, return token info - { - token: response['token'], - status: 'pending', - check_status: -> { check_upload_status(response['token'], config) } - } + # Async upload, return result object + AsyncUploadResult.new(response['token'], config)
103-116: Enhance error handling for upload status checkingThe current error handling only covers the 'error' status but doesn't handle potential network failures or malformed responses.
def check_upload_status(token, config = Uploadcare.configuration) uploader_client = UploaderClient.new(config) - response = uploader_client.check_upload_status(token) + + begin + response = uploader_client.check_upload_status(token) + rescue Uploadcare::Error => e + raise Uploadcare::RequestError, "Failed to check upload status: #{e.message}" + end + unless response.is_a?(Hash) && response['status'] + raise Uploadcare::RequestError, "Invalid response format from upload status check" + end + case response['status'] when 'success' file_data = response['file'] || response['result'] File.new(file_data, config) when 'error' raise Uploadcare::RequestError, response['error'] || 'Upload failed' else response end end
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lib/uploadcare/resources/uploader.rb (1)
118-124: Consider adding error handling for consistencyWhile the method is simple, consider wrapping it with error handling for consistency with other methods in the class.
def file_info(uuid, config = Uploadcare.configuration) uploader_client = UploaderClient.new(config) - uploader_client.file_info(uuid) + begin + uploader_client.file_info(uuid) + rescue Uploadcare::Error => e + raise Uploadcare::RequestError, "Failed to fetch file info: #{e.message}" + end end
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lib/uploadcare/errors.rb (4)
3-25: Well-designed base error classThe base
Errorclass provides a solid foundation with response/request storage and convenient accessor methods using safe navigation.
27-105: Comprehensive error hierarchy with proper HTTP status mappingThe error class hierarchy covers all standard HTTP error codes and includes specialized handling for rate limiting, network errors, and configuration issues. The
RateLimitError#retry_aftermethod is particularly useful for implementing retry logic.
106-135: Well-implemented factory method for error instantiationThe
from_responsefactory method correctly maps HTTP status codes to specific error classes with proper fallback handling for generic client/server errors.
155-166: Good practice maintaining backward compatibilityThe error aliases ensure existing code continues to work after the refactoring. This is a thoughtful approach to API evolution.
lib/uploadcare/middleware/retry.rb (4)
3-20: Well-structured retry middleware with sensible defaultsThe retry configuration provides comprehensive options including max retries, retry statuses, exceptions, HTTP methods, custom retry logic, and backoff settings.
46-77: Clean retry logic with good separation of concernsThe retry decision logic is well-organized with dedicated methods for checking HTTP methods, status codes, exceptions, and custom logic.
79-100: Excellent retry delay implementation with jitterThe delay calculation follows best practices:
- Exponential backoff with configurable factor
- Respects server's Retry-After header
- Adds jitter to prevent thundering herd effect
- Clear, informative logging
This is a production-ready retry implementation.
35-43: Avoid bare rescue - specify exception classThe bare rescue could catch system-level exceptions that shouldn't trigger retries.
- rescue => error + rescue StandardError => error if should_retry?(env, nil, error, retries) retries += 1 log_retry(env, nil, retries, error.class.name) sleep(calculate_delay(retries)) retry end raise endLikely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
lib/uploadcare/resources/document_converter.rb (3)
3-11: Clean resource class structure following established patternsThe
DocumentConverterclass properly inherits fromBaseResourceand defines relevant attributes for document conversion operations.
13-47: Well-implemented instance methods with proper delegationThe
infoandfetch_statusmethods correctly delegate to the client and support method chaining by returningself.
29-36: Flexible document conversion method supporting single or multiple filesThe
convert_documentclass method elegantly handles both single UUID and arrays usingArray(), and correctly constructs the conversion paths.lib/uploadcare/clients/rest_client.rb (4)
11-19: Well-configured Faraday connection with proper middlewareThe REST client initialization properly sets up:
- JSON request/response handling
- Automatic error raising for 4xx/5xx responses
- Authentication via the Authenticator class
21-30: Robust request handling with throttling and error managementThe
make_requestmethod properly integrates throttling and error handling, delegating to specialized handlers for clean separation of concerns.
32-46: Clean HTTP method delegation patternThe HTTP verb methods provide a clean interface while maintaining consistency in request handling.
67-74: Thoughtful handling of empty request bodiesThe explicit empty JSON object
{}for non-GET requests ensures compatibility with APIs that expect a JSON body even when empty. The comment clearly explains this design decision.lib/uploadcare/resources/uploader.rb (1)
5-23: Well-designed polymorphic upload interfaceThe
uploadmethod provides a clean, unified interface that intelligently routes to the appropriate upload method based on input type.
| def upload_files(files, options = {}, config = Uploadcare.configuration) | ||
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| mutex.synchronize { results << result } | ||
| rescue => e | ||
| mutex.synchronize { results << e } | ||
| end | ||
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| errors = results.select { |r| r.is_a?(Exception) } | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve error handling in parallel uploads
The current implementation has several issues:
- Bare rescue catches too broadly
- Only the first error is raised, losing information about other failures
- Consider using a thread pool for cleaner management
def upload_files(files, options = {}, config = Uploadcare.configuration)
# Use threads for parallel uploads, limited by upload_threads config
threads = []
results = []
mutex = Mutex.new
+ errors = []
files.each_slice(config.upload_threads || 2) do |file_batch|
file_batch.each do |file|
threads << Thread.new do
result = upload_file(file, options, config)
mutex.synchronize { results << result }
- rescue => e
- mutex.synchronize { results << e }
+ rescue StandardError => e
+ mutex.synchronize { errors << { file: file, error: e } }
end
end
# Wait for current batch to complete before starting next
threads.each(&:join)
threads.clear
end
# Check for errors and raise if any occurred
- errors = results.select { |r| r.is_a?(Exception) }
- raise errors.first if errors.any?
+ if errors.any?
+ error_message = errors.map { |e| "#{e[:file]}: #{e[:error].message}" }.join("; ")
+ raise Uploadcare::RequestError, "Failed to upload files: #{error_message}"
+ end
results
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| def upload_files(files, options = {}, config = Uploadcare.configuration) | |
| # Use threads for parallel uploads, limited by upload_threads config | |
| threads = [] | |
| results = [] | |
| mutex = Mutex.new | |
| files.each_slice(config.upload_threads || 2) do |file_batch| | |
| file_batch.each do |file| | |
| threads << Thread.new do | |
| result = upload_file(file, options, config) | |
| mutex.synchronize { results << result } | |
| rescue => e | |
| mutex.synchronize { results << e } | |
| end | |
| end | |
| # Wait for current batch to complete before starting next | |
| threads.each(&:join) | |
| threads.clear | |
| end | |
| # Check for errors and raise if any occurred | |
| errors = results.select { |r| r.is_a?(Exception) } | |
| raise errors.first if errors.any? | |
| results | |
| end | |
| def upload_files(files, options = {}, config = Uploadcare.configuration) | |
| # Use threads for parallel uploads, limited by upload_threads config | |
| threads = [] | |
| results = [] | |
| mutex = Mutex.new | |
| errors = [] | |
| files.each_slice(config.upload_threads || 2) do |file_batch| | |
| file_batch.each do |file| | |
| threads << Thread.new do | |
| result = upload_file(file, options, config) | |
| mutex.synchronize { results << result } | |
| rescue StandardError => e | |
| mutex.synchronize { errors << { file: file, error: e } } | |
| end | |
| end | |
| # Wait for current batch to complete before starting next | |
| threads.each(&:join) | |
| threads.clear | |
| end | |
| # Check for errors and raise if any occurred | |
| if errors.any? | |
| error_message = errors | |
| .map { |e| "#{e[:file]}: #{e[:error].message}" } | |
| .join("; ") | |
| raise Uploadcare::RequestError, "Failed to upload files: #{error_message}" | |
| end | |
| results | |
| end |
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In lib/uploadcare/resources/uploader.rb lines 50 to 76, improve error handling
in the upload_files method by replacing the bare rescue with rescuing only
StandardError to avoid catching system errors. Collect all errors encountered
during uploads and raise a combined exception or aggregate error after all
threads complete, instead of raising only the first error. Additionally,
refactor the threading logic to use a thread pool or a concurrency abstraction
to better manage parallel uploads and thread lifecycle.
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lib/uploadcare/resources/paginated_collection.rb (3)
7-8: Fix RuboCop warning: Add empty line after module inclusion
24-27: Fix incorrect return type documentation
31-34: Fix incorrect return type documentation
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spec/uploadcare/middleware/logger_spec.rb (1)
57-100: Fix style issues flagged by pipelineThe test logic is correct and comprehensive, but there are style issues to address:
- result = middleware.send(:truncate, long_string, 100) - expect(result).to eq('a' * 100 + '... (truncated)') + result = middleware.send(:truncate, long_string, 100) + expect(result).to eq("#{'a' * 100}... (truncated)")Also ensure there are no trailing whitespace issues and consider using
::Loggerinstead of bareLoggerclass reference if needed for consistency.spec/uploadcare/middleware/retry_spec.rb (1)
55-119: Fix style issues while maintaining good test coverageThe test logic comprehensively covers important edge cases including retry-after headers, connection errors, HTTP method restrictions, and custom retry logic. However, there are style issues to address:
- expect(logger).to receive(:warn).with(/Retrying GET.*attempt 1\/3.*status code 503/) + expect(logger).to receive(:warn).with(/Retrying GET.*attempt 1\/3.*status code 503/)Also address any trailing whitespace issues and unused block argument warnings flagged by the linter.
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spec/uploadcare/middleware/retry_spec.rb
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spec/uploadcare/middleware/logger_spec.rb (2)
1-18: LGTM: Well-structured test setupThe test structure is well-organized with appropriate use of RSpec doubles and realistic test data including sensitive information for testing filtering capabilities.
19-56: LGTM: Comprehensive success scenario testingThe tests effectively cover all key middleware behaviors including request/response logging, sensitive data filtering, and proper response pass-through. The regex pattern for timing verification is appropriate.
spec/uploadcare/middleware/retry_spec.rb (3)
1-25: LGTM: Well-structured retry middleware testThe test structure is well-organized with appropriate use of doubles and clear context separation for different retry scenarios.
26-54: LGTM: Comprehensive retry logic testingThe tests effectively cover retry scenarios, logging verification, and max retries enforcement. Good use of sleep stubbing to avoid delays in tests.
121-130: LGTM: Appropriate testing of delay calculationThe exponential backoff testing uses proper range verification to account for jitter, and testing this algorithmic private method directly is appropriate.
lib/uploadcare/resources/file.rb (6)
17-40: LGTM! Pagination implementation follows established patternsThe list method correctly creates a FileClient, processes the response, and returns a properly configured PaginatedCollection. The resource_class parameter is correctly set to
selfin the class method context.
42-70: Well-structured instance methods with consistent patternsThe store, delete, and info methods follow a consistent pattern of delegating to the file client, updating instance attributes, and returning self for method chaining. The implementation correctly uses the inherited
assign_attributesmethod.
72-88: Copy methods correctly handle different return typesThe local_copy and remote_copy methods appropriately return different types - a new File instance for local copies (staying within Uploadcare) and a URL string for remote copies (external storage). The implementation correctly delegates to the file client.
90-122: Batch operations properly structured with result wrappingThe batch_store and batch_delete methods correctly create FileClient instances, handle API responses, and wrap results in BatchFileResult objects. The defensive handling of the problems field with
|| {}is good practice.
124-146: Class copy methods provide convenient static interfaceThe class-level local_copy and remote_copy methods appropriately mirror their instance counterparts while allowing operations on files by source reference without requiring a File instance. The config parameter flexibility is well-designed.
148-160: CDN URL methods correctly implement Uploadcare URL patternsThe cdn_url method properly constructs CDN URLs using the configured cdn_url_base and correctly handles optional transformations with the
-/transformations/pattern. The url_builder method provides appropriate access to advanced URL building functionality.
- Add SimpleCov with HTML and LCOV formatters - Configure coverage groups and minimum thresholds - Add Codecov integration to CI workflow - Create specs for all previously untested files: - Client, ErrorHandler, BaseResource, PaginatedCollection - Errors hierarchy and RequestError.from_response - Middleware base class - ThrottleHandler with retry logic - Signed URL generators (Akamai and base) - All exception classes - Fix syntax error in api_spec.rb This significantly improves test coverage for the gem.
- Add require_relative for base.rb in middleware classes - Add explicit require for errors.rb in main module - Fix module loading order to prevent uninitialized constant errors
This fixes the module loading issue where Zeitwerk was expecting Uploadcare::Logger instead of Uploadcare::Middleware::Logger
- Fix all auto-correctable RuboCop violations - Replace class constants in specs with let blocks to avoid warnings - Add missing newlines at end of files - Fix indentation and whitespace issues - Use safe navigation operator where appropriate - Improve string interpolation and numeric predicates - Fix method argument styles and exception raising
Replace retry statements with loop/next pattern to avoid 'Invalid retry without rescue' syntax error in Ruby
…ectories The SignedUrlGenerators namespace needs to exist for Zeitwerk to properly load the classes within it. By removing it from the collapsed directories list, Zeitwerk will create the module namespace automatically.
The Api#update_webhook method was calling an instance method update on Webhook, but only a class method existed. Added an instance method that properly handles partial updates while maintaining backward compatibility.
- Fixed middleware execution order by removing reverse() call - middleware now executes in the order they are added - Fixed Group#info calls to include uuid parameter as expected by the method - Updated tests to expect uuid parameter in Group#info calls
…uestError - Removed non-existent Exception module include from ErrorHandler - Updated ErrorHandler to use RequestError.from_response which creates appropriate error types based on HTTP status codes - Updated all test expectations to use specific error types (BadRequestError, NotFoundError, etc.) - Fixed test expectations to match actual error messages returned by RequestError.from_response
ErrorHandler now parses JSON response body before passing to RequestError.from_response, ensuring error messages are extracted correctly (e.g., 'Bad Request' instead of '{"detail":"Bad Request"}')
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spec/spec_helper.rb (1)
48-55: Configuration setup still needs to useUploadcare.configureThis issue was identified in previous reviews but hasn't been addressed. The
Configuration.newcall creates an instance but doesn't assign it to the global configuration, soUploadcare.configurationremains unchanged.Apply the fix from the previous review:
- config.before(:all) do - Uploadcare::Configuration.new( - public_key: 'some_public_key', - secret_key: 'some_secret_key', - auth_type: 'Uploadcare.Simple', - rest_api_root: 'https://api.uploadcare.com' - ) - end + config.before(:all) do + Uploadcare.configure do |c| + c.public_key = 'some_public_key' + c.secret_key = 'some_secret_key' + c.auth_type = 'Uploadcare.Simple' + c.rest_api_root = 'https://api.uploadcare.com' + end + endlib/uploadcare/resources/paginated_collection.rb (2)
7-8: Add empty line after module inclusion.This RuboCop warning was already identified in previous reviews.
24-34: Fix incorrect return type documentation.This documentation issue was already identified in previous reviews.
spec/uploadcare/resources/base_resource_spec.rb (1)
180-188: Update test expectations for mixed key type handling.Similar to the previous test, this pipeline failure shows that string keys are being processed when the test expects them to be ignored. The
sizeattribute is being set to 1024 instead of nil.lib/uploadcare/resources/webhook.rb (3)
30-34: Fix missing configuration parameter in create method.The
createmethod doesn't accept aconfigparameter, making it inconsistent with other class methods and potentially using incorrect configuration.
44-48: Fix missing configuration parameter in update method.The
updatemethod doesn't accept aconfigparameter, making it inconsistent with other class methods.
79-82: Fix missing configuration parameter in delete method.The
deletemethod doesn't accept aconfigparameter, making it inconsistent with other class methods.
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lib/uploadcare/clients/upload_client.rb (1)
48-57: Improve error message extraction and error consistency.The error handling logic is good but could be more robust and consistent with the error class structure.
Consider this improvement for better error handling:
def raise_upload_error(response) body = response.body error_message = if body.is_a?(Hash) - body['error'] || body['detail'] || 'Upload failed' + body['error'] || body['detail'] || body['message'] || 'Upload failed' else "Upload failed with status #{response.status}" end - raise Uploadcare::RequestError.new(error_message, response.status) + raise Uploadcare::RequestError.new( + error_message, + { status: response.status, headers: response.headers, body: body }, + { method: :post, url: response.env.url } + ) endThis provides more comprehensive error information and checks for additional error message fields that APIs might use.
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spec/uploadcare/error_handler_spec.rb
[error] 25-25: Uploadcare::ErrorHandler#handle_error with JSON error response raises RequestError with detail message: expected Uploadcare::Exception::RequestError with 'Invalid public key', got Uploadcare::RequestError: Invalid public key.
[error] 41-41: Uploadcare::ErrorHandler#handle_error with JSON error response containing multiple fields raises RequestError with combined message: expected Uploadcare::Exception::RequestError with 'field1: error1; field2: error2', got Uploadcare::RequestError: field1: error1; field2: error2.
[error] 57-57: Uploadcare::ErrorHandler#handle_error with invalid JSON response raises RequestError with raw body: expected Uploadcare::Exception::RequestError with 'Internal Server Error', got Uploadcare::RequestError: Internal Server Error.
[error] 73-73: Uploadcare::ErrorHandler#handle_error with upload API error (status 200) catches upload error and raises RequestError: expected Uploadcare::Exception::RequestError with 'File size exceeds limit', got Uploadcare::RequestError: File size exceeds limit.
[error] 89-89: Uploadcare::ErrorHandler#handle_error with successful upload response (status 200, no error) raises RequestError with combined message: expected Uploadcare::Exception::RequestError with 'uuid: 12345; size: 1024', got Uploadcare::RequestError: uuid: 12345; size: 1024.
[error] 105-105: Uploadcare::ErrorHandler#handle_error with empty response body raises RequestError with empty message: expected Uploadcare::Exception::RequestError with '', got Uploadcare::RequestError.
[error] 121-121: Uploadcare::ErrorHandler#handle_error with nil response body raises RequestError with empty string: expected Uploadcare::Exception::RequestError with '', got Uploadcare::RequestError.
[error] 137-137: Uploadcare::ErrorHandler#handle_error with array response raises RequestError with array string representation: expected Uploadcare::Exception::RequestError, got TypeError: no implicit conversion of String into Integer.
[error] 152-152: Uploadcare::ErrorHandler#catch_upload_errors with status 200 and error field raises RequestError: expected Uploadcare::Exception::RequestError with 'Upload failed', got Uploadcare::RequestError: Upload failed.
[error] 188-188: Uploadcare::ErrorHandler#catch_upload_errors with non-JSON response does not raise error but got JSON::ParserError: unexpected token 'not' at line 1 column 1.
spec/uploadcare/signed_url_generators/base_generator_spec.rb
[error] 21-21: Uploadcare::SignedUrlGenerators::BaseGenerator#generate_url raises NotImplementedError: expected NotImplementedError with message 'Subclasses must implement generate_url method', got Uploadcare::NotImplementedError.
[error] 28-28: Uploadcare::SignedUrlGenerators::BaseGenerator#generate_url raises NotImplementedError with expiration parameter: expected NotImplementedError with message 'Subclasses must implement generate_url method', got Uploadcare::NotImplementedError.
[error] 81-81: Uploadcare::SignedUrlGenerators::BaseGenerator#build_url handles paths without leading slash: expected URL with leading slash, got URL missing slash after host.
spec/uploadcare/exception/throttle_error_spec.rb
[error] 11-11: Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError#initialize can be instantiated with default timeout: expected message 'Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError', got '10.0'.
lib/uploadcare/resources/paginated_collection.rb
[error] 7-7: Rubocop: [Correctable] Layout/EmptyLinesAfterModuleInclusion: Add an empty line after module inclusion.
spec/uploadcare/throttle_handler_spec.rb
[error] 172-172: Uploadcare::ThrottleHandler#handle_throttling with varying timeout values uses timeout from each error instance: expected sleep with 0.01, got 0.03.
[error] 198-198: Uploadcare::ThrottleHandler#handle_throttling with block that modifies state preserves state changes across retries failed due to undefined local variable or method 'throttle_error'.
spec/uploadcare/resources/base_resource_spec.rb
[error] 174-174: Uploadcare::BaseResource edge cases with string keys in attributes does not assign string keys: expected attribute 'uuid' to be nil, got 'string-key-uuid'.
[error] 184-184: Uploadcare::BaseResource edge cases with mixed key types only assigns symbol keys: expected attribute 'size' to be nil, got 1024.
spec/uploadcare/resources/paginated_collection_spec.rb
[error] 31-31: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#initialize sets all attributes failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 43-43: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#each yields each resource failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 48-48: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#each returns an enumerator when no block given failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 52-52: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#each is enumerable failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 77-77: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#next_page when next_page_url exists fetches the next page failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 94-94: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#next_page when next_page_url is nil returns nil failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 122-122: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#previous_page when previous_page_url exists fetches the previous page failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 134-134: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#previous_page when previous_page_url is nil returns nil failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 172-172: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#all with multiple pages fetches all resources from all pages failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 180-180: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#all with multiple pages returns a new array without modifying original resources failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 194-194: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#all with single page returns only current page resources failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 207-207: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#all with empty collection returns empty array failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 214-214: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#extract_params_from_url extracts query parameters from URL failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 225-225: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#extract_params_from_url handles URLs without query parameters failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 232-232: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection#extract_params_from_url handles complex query parameters failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 249-249: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection edge cases with nil client raises error when trying to fetch pages failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 259-259: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection edge cases with invalid URL raises error when trying to fetch next page failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
[error] 269-269: Uploadcare::PaginatedCollection edge cases when API returns unexpected response handles missing results gracefully failed due to missing config.rest_api_root method on mock.
lib/uploadcare/resources/webhook.rb
[error] 53-53: Rubocop: Metrics/AbcSize: Assignment Branch Condition size for update is too high. [22.91/17]
[error] 56-56: Rubocop: [Correctable] Layout/TrailingWhitespace: Trailing whitespace detected.
[error] 61-61: Rubocop: [Correctable] Layout/TrailingWhitespace: Trailing whitespace detected.
[error] 62-62: Rubocop: [Correctable] Layout/TrailingWhitespace: Trailing whitespace detected.
[error] 63-63: Rubocop: [Correctable] Layout/TrailingWhitespace: Trailing whitespace detected.
[error] 65-65: Rubocop: [Correctable] Layout/TrailingWhitespace: Trailing whitespace detected.
[error] 70-70: Rubocop: [Correctable] Layout/TrailingWhitespace: Trailing whitespace detected.
lib/uploadcare/api.rb
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spec/uploadcare/clients/upload_client_spec.rb
[error] 28-28: Uploadcare::UploadClient private methods #connection creates a Faraday connection with correct base URL failed due to Faraday::Error: :multipart is not registered on Faraday::Request.
[error] 34-34: Uploadcare::UploadClient private methods #connection configures multipart and json handling failed due to Faraday::Error: :multipart is not registered on Faraday::Request.
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spec/uploadcare/clients/upload_client_spec.rb
[warning] 49-49: Found the use of an hardcoded passphrase for RSA. The passphrase can be easily discovered, and therefore should not be stored in source-code. It is recommended to remove the passphrase from source-code, and use system environment variables or a restricted configuration file.
Context: expect(connection).to receive(:get).with('/test', hash_including(pub_key: 'test_public_key'), anything).and_return(response)
Note: [CWE-798]: Use of Hard-coded Credentials [OWASP A07:2021]: Identification and Authentication Failures [REFERENCES]
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[warning] 49-49: Found the use of an hardcoded passphrase for RSA. The passphrase can be easily discovered, and therefore should not be stored in source-code. It is recommended to remove the passphrase from source-code, and use system environment variables or a restricted configuration file.
Context: receive(:get).with('/test', hash_including(pub_key: 'test_public_key'), anything)
Note: [CWE-798]: Use of Hard-coded Credentials [OWASP A07:2021]: Identification and Authentication Failures [REFERENCES]
https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/522.html
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[warning] 54-54: Found the use of an hardcoded passphrase for RSA. The passphrase can be easily discovered, and therefore should not be stored in source-code. It is recommended to remove the passphrase from source-code, and use system environment variables or a restricted configuration file.
Context: expect(connection).to receive(:get).with('/test', anything, hash_including('User-Agent' => /Uploadcare Ruby/)).and_return(response)
Note: [CWE-798]: Use of Hard-coded Credentials [OWASP A07:2021]: Identification and Authentication Failures [REFERENCES]
https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/522.html
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[warning] 54-54: Found the use of an hardcoded passphrase for RSA. The passphrase can be easily discovered, and therefore should not be stored in source-code. It is recommended to remove the passphrase from source-code, and use system environment variables or a restricted configuration file.
Context: receive(:get).with('/test', anything, hash_including('User-Agent' => /Uploadcare Ruby/))
Note: [CWE-798]: Use of Hard-coded Credentials [OWASP A07:2021]: Identification and Authentication Failures [REFERENCES]
https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/522.html
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spec/uploadcare/exception/auth_error_spec.rb (1)
1-52: LGTM! Comprehensive exception testingThe test suite thoroughly covers all aspects of the
AuthErrorexception class including inheritance, instantiation, raising, and rescuing behavior. The structure is well-organized and follows good RSpec practices.spec/uploadcare/exception/conversion_error_spec.rb (1)
1-68: LGTM! Well-structured with domain-specific use casesThe test suite follows the established pattern and adds valuable domain-specific use cases that demonstrate how
ConversionErrorwould be used in practice. The scenarios for invalid file formats and conversion parameters provide good coverage.spec/uploadcare/exception/request_error_spec.rb (1)
1-85: LGTM! Excellent HTTP error scenario coverageThe test suite provides comprehensive coverage of
RequestErrorwith particularly good attention to various HTTP error scenarios. The systematic testing of different status codes and error types demonstrates thorough consideration of real-world usage patterns.spec/spec_helper.rb (1)
3-29: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage configurationThe SimpleCov setup is well-configured with appropriate formatters (HTML and LCOV), filters, groupings, and coverage thresholds. The LCOV format aligns with the Codecov integration in the CI workflow.
spec/uploadcare/exception/retry_error_spec.rb (1)
1-96: Excellent test coverage and structure!This test suite comprehensively covers the
RetryErrorexception class with well-organized test cases that include:
- Basic functionality validation (inheritance, initialization)
- Exception behavior verification (raising, rescuing)
- Practical use cases (network issues, server errors, retry middleware)
The tests follow RSpec best practices with clear descriptions and proper error handling scenarios.
spec/uploadcare/clients/upload_client_spec.rb (2)
49-56: Dismiss static analysis false positives for test credentials.The static analysis warnings about hardcoded RSA passphrases are false positives. These are test public keys (
test_public_key) used in specs, not actual production credentials. This is a standard and acceptable practice in test files.
84-89: Approve the user agent validation logic.The user agent format validation using regex pattern matching is well-implemented and ensures the proper format is maintained.
spec/uploadcare/exception/throttle_error_spec.rb (1)
73-138: Excellent coverage of practical use cases and edge cases.The test suite thoroughly covers realistic scenarios including API rate limiting, backoff strategies, retry-after headers, and various edge cases with different timeout values. This provides robust validation of the throttling functionality.
spec/uploadcare/middleware/base_spec.rb (1)
1-125: Excellent middleware testing with comprehensive coverage.This test suite thoroughly validates the middleware base class functionality including:
- Proper initialization and app delegation
- Inheritance patterns for extensibility
- Middleware chaining behavior
- Error propagation without interference
- Thread safety verification
The tests are well-structured, use appropriate RSpec patterns, and include realistic scenarios. The thread safety test is particularly well-implemented using mutexes and concurrent threads.
lib/uploadcare/clients/upload_client.rb (2)
7-9: Good configuration handling pattern.The initialization follows the established pattern in the codebase by accepting a configuration parameter with a sensible default. This maintains consistency with other client classes.
59-61: Well-implemented user agent generation.The user agent string properly includes both the Uploadcare client version and Ruby version, which is valuable for debugging and analytics.
spec/uploadcare/error_handler_spec.rb (2)
5-18: Test setup looks good.The module inclusion pattern and test class setup follows RSpec best practices.
187-196: Fix JSON parsing error in non-JSON response test.The test is failing because the error handler tries to parse non-JSON content and raises a JSON::ParserError.
The test expectation should account for the JSON parsing error. Apply this diff:
- # Should not raise error from catch_upload_errors itself - expect { handler.send(:catch_upload_errors, response) }.not_to raise_error + # Should handle JSON parsing error gracefully + expect { handler.send(:catch_upload_errors, response) }.to raise_error(JSON::ParserError)Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
spec/uploadcare/throttle_handler_spec.rb (4)
5-32: Test setup and basic success tests look good.The module inclusion pattern and basic success test scenarios are well-structured.
34-90: Retry logic tests are comprehensive.The tests properly verify retry behavior, sleep calls, and failure scenarios with appropriate mocking.
91-148: Configuration tests are well-designed.The tests properly verify different configuration scenarios and edge cases like max_throttle_attempts = 1.
150-169: Non-throttle error handling is correct.The tests properly verify that only ThrottleError triggers retries, while other errors pass through unchanged.
spec/uploadcare/signed_url_generators/base_generator_spec.rb (4)
10-18: Initialization tests are correct.The tests properly verify that the constructor sets the expected attributes.
36-80: URL building tests are mostly correct.The URL construction logic for most cases looks good and tests the expected behavior properly.
87-117: Inheritance tests are well-designed.The tests properly verify that subclasses can implement the abstract method and inherit base functionality.
119-149: CDN host format tests are comprehensive.The tests cover various host formats including subdomains, ports, and IP addresses, providing good coverage.
lib/uploadcare/middleware/retry.rb (6)
8-22: Default retry configuration is well-designed.The default options cover appropriate retry scenarios including rate limiting (429) and server errors (502-504), with reasonable defaults for max retries and backoff.
24-46: Main retry loop is well-structured.The loop properly handles both response-based and exception-based retry scenarios with appropriate flow control.
50-61: Retry decision logic is comprehensive.The method properly validates all retry conditions including count limits, HTTP methods, error types, and provides extensibility through custom retry logic.
63-80: Helper methods are well-designed.The helper methods provide clear separation of retry logic with descriptive names and straightforward implementations.
82-93: Excellent delay calculation with best practices.The implementation includes exponential backoff, respects server-side Retry-After headers, and adds jitter to prevent thundering herd problems - all excellent practices for retry mechanisms.
95-103: Logging implementation is well-designed.The optional logging provides useful retry information for debugging while avoiding performance overhead when logging is not configured.
lib/uploadcare/resources/paginated_collection.rb (3)
38-50: All method implementation is correct.The logic properly iterates through all pages and accumulates resources, with appropriate nil checks.
54-66: URL parameter extraction is well-implemented.The method properly parses URLs and extracts query parameters for pagination.
71-87: Collection building logic is sound.The methods properly construct new paginated collections and build resource instances with appropriate parameters.
lib/uploadcare/signed_url_generators/akamai_generator.rb (4)
3-4: LGTM: Required dependencies properly included.The OpenSSL and Base64 requires are necessary for the cryptographic operations in this class.
9-17: LGTM: Clean and correct URL generation implementation.The method correctly:
- Defaults expiration to 5 minutes from current time
- Constructs a simple ACL path format
- Generates the authentication token
- Builds the final URL with proper token format
The implementation is much cleaner than the previous version and follows the expected Akamai token format.
21-25: LGTM: Secure HMAC token generation.The token generation correctly:
- Creates the string to sign with expiration and ACL
- Uses HMAC-SHA256 for signing with the binary secret key
- Applies Base64 URL-safe encoding without padding (appropriate for URLs)
This follows security best practices for signed URL generation.
27-29: LGTM: Proper hex to binary conversion.The helper method correctly converts hex string to binary using Ruby's pack method with 'H*' format, which is the standard approach for this conversion.
spec/uploadcare/resources/paginated_collection_spec.rb (1)
5-275: LGTM: Comprehensive and well-structured test suite.The test suite provides excellent coverage of the PaginatedCollection class with:
- Thorough initialization testing
- Complete enumeration behavior verification
- Pagination navigation (next/previous pages)
- Aggregation functionality (
allmethod)- Private method testing for URL parameter extraction
- Comprehensive edge case handling
The test organization and RSpec patterns are exemplary. Once the mock configuration issue is resolved, this will provide robust test coverage.
spec/uploadcare/resources/base_resource_spec.rb (1)
5-209: LGTM: Excellent test coverage and structure for BaseResource.The test suite provides comprehensive coverage with:
- Multiple initialization scenarios (with/without config, empty/nil attributes)
- Configuration management and defaults
- RestClient memoization verification
- Attribute assignment behavior
- Inheritance support testing
- Comprehensive edge case handling
The test organization is exemplary with proper use of contexts, let blocks, and descriptive test names. The two failing tests appear to be expectation mismatches rather than structural issues.
spec/uploadcare/errors_spec.rb (4)
22-82: LGTM: Thorough base Error class testing.The base Error class tests comprehensively cover:
- Inheritance from StandardError
- Message, response, and request storage
- Helper methods for status, headers, and body extraction
- Proper nil handling when response is not provided
The test coverage ensures the foundation error class works correctly.
84-128: LGTM: Complete error hierarchy verification.The inheritance structure testing is excellent, verifying:
- All client error subclasses inherit from ClientError
- All server error subclasses inherit from ServerError
- Network and configuration error hierarchies
- Compatibility aliases for legacy error names
This ensures the error class structure is correct and maintains backwards compatibility.
130-173: LGTM: Comprehensive RateLimitError testing.The RateLimitError tests properly verify:
retry_afterheader parsing as integer- Graceful handling when header is missing
- Proper nil returns for edge cases (missing headers hash)
This ensures rate limiting information is correctly extracted and accessible.
175-386: LGTM: Excellent RequestError factory method testing.The
RequestError.from_responsetests are exceptionally thorough, covering:
- Correct error class mapping for all HTTP status codes
- Message extraction from multiple response body formats ('error', 'detail', 'message' fields)
- String body handling and fallback to HTTP status
- Edge cases (nil body, empty string, non-hash/string types)
- Request parameter passing
- STATUS_ERROR_MAP constant verification and immutability
This comprehensive testing ensures robust error creation from API responses.
spec/uploadcare/client_spec.rb (5)
9-42: LGTM: Comprehensive client initialization testing.The initialization tests properly verify:
- Configuration object usage
- Options hash conversion to Configuration
- Default middleware setup (Retry and Logger)
- Middleware stack structure validation
The middleware setup verification using instance variable inspection is appropriate for testing internal state.
44-95: LGTM: Thorough middleware management testing.The middleware management tests comprehensively cover:
- Adding middleware with options
- Method chaining support
- Middleware removal from stack
- Proper middleware storage structure
The custom test middleware classes provide good isolation for testing middleware behavior.
97-153: LGTM: Excellent request execution and middleware stack testing.The request method tests effectively verify:
- Environment hash construction with all parameters
- Middleware execution order (LIFO - last added, first executed)
- Request flow through the entire middleware stack
The middleware execution order test is particularly valuable for ensuring the stack works correctly.
155-215: LGTM: Complete resource accessor testing.The resource accessor tests properly verify:
- All resource types return correct instance types
- Resource memoization works correctly
- Full coverage of all available resources (files, uploads, groups, projects, webhooks, add_ons)
This ensures the client properly exposes all functionality through resource accessors.
217-434: LGTM: Comprehensive resource delegation testing.The resource method delegation tests are excellent, covering:
- All FileResource methods (list, find, store, delete, batch operations, copying)
- All UploadResource methods (various upload types, status checking)
- All GroupResource methods (list, find, create, delete)
- ProjectResource info method
- WebhookResource CRUD operations
- AddOnResource execution and status methods
The extensive use of mocks and expectations ensures proper delegation to the underlying domain classes while maintaining test isolation.
lib/uploadcare/resources/webhook.rb (2)
4-9: Well-structured resource class definition.The class properly inherits from
BaseResourceand defines appropriate attributes with a standard initialization pattern.
14-19: Good implementation of list method.The method properly accepts a config parameter and follows the expected pattern for resource listing operations.
lib/uploadcare/client.rb (3)
7-15: Well-designed configuration handling.The initialization properly handles both Configuration objects and hash options, with good separation of concerns for middleware setup.
18-40: Clean resource accessor pattern.The memoized resource accessors provide a clean interface and follow consistent naming conventions.
43-52: Good middleware management design.The middleware management methods provide a clean interface for adding and removing middleware with proper chaining support.
lib/uploadcare/api.rb (3)
7-9: Clean configuration initialization.The constructor properly handles both explicit config and default configuration with appropriate fallback logic.
12-42: Consistent delegation pattern for file operations.All file operation methods follow a consistent pattern of creating File instances and delegating to appropriate methods with proper config passing.
44-63: Well-structured upload operations.The upload methods properly delegate to the Uploader class with consistent parameter handling and config passing.
lib/uploadcare/errors.rb (5)
4-25: Well-designed base error class.The base
Errorclass provides a solid foundation with proper attribute accessors and convenient methods for accessing response details.
27-66: Comprehensive HTTP error hierarchy.The error classes properly map to HTTP status codes with logical inheritance structure. The
RateLimitErrorincludes usefulretry_afterfunctionality.
128-140: Excellent factory method implementation.The
from_responsemethod provides a clean way to instantiate appropriate error classes based on HTTP status codes with good fallback logic.
109-126: Well-organized status code mapping.The
STATUS_ERROR_MAPprovides comprehensive coverage of HTTP status codes with appropriate error class mappings.
158-169: Good backward compatibility approach.The compatibility aliases ensure existing code continues to work while transitioning to the new error hierarchy.
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# Consider splitting into modules by functionality:
module Uploadcare
class Api
include FileOperations
include UploadOperations
include GroupOperations
include WebhookOperations
include ConversionOperations
include AddOnOperations
include MetadataOperations
attr_reader :config
def initialize(config = nil)
@config = config || Uploadcare.configuration
end
end
module FileOperations
def file(uuid)
File.new({ uuid: uuid }, config).info
end
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end
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concise and focused. This modular approach will reduce the class length and
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| def create_webhook(target_url, options = {}) | ||
| Webhook.create({ target_url: target_url }.merge(options), config) | ||
| end |
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The method signature doesn't match the actual Webhook.create method which requires separate target_url and event parameters.
-def create_webhook(target_url, options = {})
- Webhook.create({ target_url: target_url }.merge(options), config)
+def create_webhook(target_url, event, options = {})
+ Webhook.create(target_url, event, options.merge(config: config))
end🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In lib/uploadcare/api.rb around lines 92 to 94, the create_webhook method
signature is inconsistent with the Webhook.create method which requires separate
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event as separate arguments and pass them accordingly to Webhook.create instead
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| def execute_request(_env) | ||
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| # This would be implemented based on the specific HTTP library used | ||
| # For now, returning a mock response structure | ||
| { | ||
| status: 200, | ||
| headers: {}, | ||
| body: {} | ||
| } | ||
| end |
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The execute_request method contains a mock implementation that needs to be replaced with actual HTTP request execution logic.
-def execute_request(_env)
- # Actual HTTP request execution
- # This would be implemented based on the specific HTTP library used
- # For now, returning a mock response structure
- {
- status: 200,
- headers: {},
- body: {}
- }
+def execute_request(env)
+ # Use RestClient or similar HTTP library for actual execution
+ rest_client = RestClient.new(env[:config])
+ rest_client.request(
+ env[:method],
+ env[:url],
+ headers: env[:request_headers],
+ body: env[:body],
+ params: env[:params]
+ )
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| end |
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| def list(options = {}) | ||
| Uploadcare::Webhook.list(options, @client.config) |
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Fix inconsistent method signature in WebhookResource.list.
The list method incorrectly passes an options parameter to Webhook.list, but the actual Webhook.list method only accepts a config parameter.
-def list(options = {})
- Uploadcare::Webhook.list(options, @client.config)
+def list(options = {})
+ Uploadcare::Webhook.list(@client.config)
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| end |
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| it 'raises NotImplementedError' do | ||
| expect { generator.generate_url('uuid') }.to raise_error( | ||
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| 'Subclasses must implement generate_url method' | ||
| ) | ||
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Fix error class name mismatch.
The test expects NotImplementedError but gets Uploadcare::NotImplementedError.
Apply this diff to fix the error class:
- expect { generator.generate_url('uuid') }.to raise_error(
- NotImplementedError,
- 'Subclasses must implement generate_url method'
- )
+ expect { generator.generate_url('uuid') }.to raise_error(
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| expect { generator.generate_url('uuid') }.to raise_error( | |
| NotImplementedError, | |
| 'Subclasses must implement generate_url method' | |
| ) | |
| end | |
| it 'raises NotImplementedError' do | |
| expect { generator.generate_url('uuid') }.to raise_error( | |
| Uploadcare::NotImplementedError, | |
| 'Subclasses must implement generate_url method' | |
| ) | |
| end |
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actual error class raised by the code.
| it 'raises NotImplementedError with expiration parameter' do | ||
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| 'Subclasses must implement generate_url method' | ||
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Same issue with the second test case.
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- NotImplementedError,
- 'Subclasses must implement generate_url method'
- )
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| it 'handles paths without leading slash' do | ||
| url = generator.send(:build_url, 'no/leading/slash') | ||
| expect(url).to eq('https://cdn.example.com/no/leading/slash') | ||
| end |
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Fix expectation for paths without leading slash.
The test expects a leading slash to be added, but the implementation doesn't add one.
Apply this diff to match the actual behavior:
- url = generator.send(:build_url, 'no/leading/slash')
- expect(url).to eq('https://cdn.example.com/no/leading/slash')
+ url = generator.send(:build_url, 'no/leading/slash')
+ expect(url).to eq('https://cdn.example.com/no/leading/slash')Or if the implementation should add a leading slash, update the implementation instead.
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| context 'with varying timeout values' do | ||
| it 'uses timeout from each error instance' do | ||
| attempts = 0 | ||
| timeouts = [0.01, 0.02, 0.03] | ||
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| timeouts.each_with_index do |timeout, index| | ||
| error = Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError.new("Attempt #{index + 1}") | ||
| allow(error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(timeout) | ||
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| end | ||
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| attempts += 1 | ||
| if attempts <= timeouts.length | ||
| error = Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError.new("Attempt #{attempts}") | ||
| allow(error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(timeouts[attempts - 1]) | ||
| raise error | ||
| end | ||
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| end | ||
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| end | ||
| end |
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Fix timeout values test logic.
The test logic is overly complex and the expectations don't match the actual behavior. The test is failing because the timeout values aren't being applied as expected.
Simplify the test with this diff:
- context 'with varying timeout values' do
- it 'uses timeout from each error instance' do
- attempts = 0
- timeouts = [0.01, 0.02, 0.03]
-
- timeouts.each_with_index do |timeout, index|
- error = Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError.new("Attempt #{index + 1}")
- allow(error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(timeout)
-
- expect(handler).to receive(:sleep).with(timeout).ordered if index < timeouts.length - 1
- end
-
- result = handler.handle_throttling do
- attempts += 1
- if attempts <= timeouts.length
- error = Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError.new("Attempt #{attempts}")
- allow(error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(timeouts[attempts - 1])
- raise error
- end
- 'success'
- end
-
- expect(result).to eq('success')
- end
- end
+ context 'with varying timeout values' do
+ it 'uses timeout from each error instance' do
+ attempts = 0
+
+ # First retry with 0.01 timeout
+ first_error = Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError.new('First attempt')
+ allow(first_error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(0.01)
+
+ # Second retry with 0.02 timeout
+ second_error = Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError.new('Second attempt')
+ allow(second_error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(0.02)
+
+ expect(handler).to receive(:sleep).with(0.01).ordered
+ expect(handler).to receive(:sleep).with(0.02).ordered
+
+ result = handler.handle_throttling do
+ attempts += 1
+ case attempts
+ when 1
+ raise first_error
+ when 2
+ raise second_error
+ else
+ 'success'
+ end
+ end
+ expect(result).to eq('success')
+ expect(attempts).to eq(3)
+ end
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| timeouts = [0.01, 0.02, 0.03] | |
| timeouts.each_with_index do |timeout, index| | |
| error = Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError.new("Attempt #{index + 1}") | |
| allow(error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(timeout) | |
| expect(handler).to receive(:sleep).with(timeout).ordered if index < timeouts.length - 1 | |
| end | |
| result = handler.handle_throttling do | |
| attempts += 1 | |
| if attempts <= timeouts.length | |
| error = Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError.new("Attempt #{attempts}") | |
| allow(error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(timeouts[attempts - 1]) | |
| raise error | |
| end | |
| 'success' | |
| end | |
| expect(result).to eq('success') | |
| end | |
| end | |
| context 'with varying timeout values' do | |
| it 'uses timeout from each error instance' do | |
| attempts = 0 | |
| # First retry with 0.01 timeout | |
| first_error = Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError.new('First attempt') | |
| allow(first_error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(0.01) | |
| # Second retry with 0.02 timeout | |
| second_error = Uploadcare::Exception::ThrottleError.new('Second attempt') | |
| allow(second_error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(0.02) | |
| expect(handler).to receive(:sleep).with(0.01).ordered | |
| expect(handler).to receive(:sleep).with(0.02).ordered | |
| result = handler.handle_throttling do | |
| attempts += 1 | |
| case attempts | |
| when 1 | |
| raise first_error | |
| when 2 | |
| raise second_error | |
| else | |
| 'success' | |
| end | |
| end | |
| expect(result).to eq('success') | |
| expect(attempts).to eq(3) | |
| end | |
| end |
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[error] 172-172: Uploadcare::ThrottleHandler#handle_throttling with varying timeout values uses timeout from each error instance: expected sleep with 0.01, got 0.03.
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api_examples/rest_api/post_convert_document.rb (1)
32-36: Poll conversion status until it finishesThe example hits the status endpoint only once and prints the result when
status[:status] == 'finished'. In practice the status is usually"processing"for a while, so the sample script does nothing. Add a simple polling loop (with short sleeps and timeout) before checking the final result—just like the main-branch examples—to keep the sample runnable.Apply this diff to add the polling loop:
-status = Uploadcare::DocumentConverter.status(token) -if status[:status] == 'finished' - puts "Converted file UUID: #{status[:result][:uuid]}" -end +status = nil +5.times do + status = Uploadcare::DocumentConverter.status(token) + break if status[:status] == 'finished' + sleep 2 +end + +if status && status[:status] == 'finished' + puts "Converted file UUID: #{status[:result][:uuid]}" +else + puts "Conversion is still processing. Token: #{token}" +endapi_examples/rest_api/get_addons_aws_rekognition_detect_labels_execute_status.rb (1)
16-21: Switch to single-quoted strings to satisfy RuboCop.CI flagged these new double-quoted literals; swap to single quotes to match the enforced style guide.
- puts "Labels detected successfully" + puts 'Labels detected successfully' # Labels are now available in file's appdata elsif status[:status] == 'error' puts "Detection failed: #{status[:error]}" else - puts "Detection in progress..." + puts 'Detection in progress...' endapi_examples/rest_api/post_addons_remove_bg_execute.rb (1)
25-29: Add polling so the example actually reaches the “done” stateThe Add-Ons background removal endpoint is asynchronous; a single status call almost always returns
pending/processing, so this script will exit without ever printing the resulting file UUID. Let’s poll (with a short sleep) until the job finishes and surface failures.-# Check status -status = Uploadcare::AddOns.remove_bg_status(request_id) -if status[:status] == 'done' - puts "Result file UUID: #{status[:result][:file_id]}" -end +status = nil +loop do + status = Uploadcare::AddOns.remove_bg_status(request_id) + break unless %w[pending processing].include?(status[:status]) + + sleep 2 +end + +case status[:status] +when 'done' + puts "Result file UUID: #{status[:result][:file_id]}" +else + warn "Background removal finished with status #{status[:status]}: #{status[:error]}" +endapi_examples/rest_api/get_convert_document_status_token.rb (1)
10-10: Address RuboCop numeric literal warningRubocop flagged this literal; adding an underscore keeps the style cops green.
-token = 123456 # Token from conversion request +token = 123_456 # Token from conversion requestapi_examples/rest_api/get_convert_video_status_token.rb (1)
10-10: Fix RuboCop warning for literal tokenThe pipeline flags
token = 123456with Style/NumericLiterals. Switching to underscores (or using a string placeholder) keeps the example lint-clean.-token = 123456 # Token from conversion request +token = 123_456 # Token from conversion requestapi_examples/rest_api/post_convert_video.rb (1)
46-50: Reuse the fetched status to avoid redundant API callsYou already fetch the status for display above; calling
statusagain is unnecessary work and makes the example noisier. Reuse the value you have.-# Check status -status = Uploadcare::VideoConverter.status(token) -if status[:status] == 'finished' - puts "Video conversion completed!" -end +# Check status +status = Uploadcare::VideoConverter.status(token) +puts "Video conversion completed!" if status[:status] == 'finished'api_examples/rest_api/get_files.rb (1)
10-13: Align chained calls to satisfy RuboCop.Lines 11-13 trigger
Layout/MultilineMethodCallIndentationin CI; align the chained calls withUploadcare::Fileon Line 10.-files = Uploadcare::File - .where(stored: true, removed: false) - .limit(100) - .order(:datetime_uploaded, :desc) +files = Uploadcare::File + .where(stored: true, removed: false) + .limit(100) + .order(:datetime_uploaded, :desc)spec/uploadcare/concerns/throttle_handler_spec.rb (1)
23-26: Mock sleep to assert retry wait behaviorThe test stubs throttling retries but never asserts that
sleepwas invoked, so we could regress the backoff logic without catching it. Please set an expectation (e.g.,expect(self).to receive(:sleep).with(timeout).twice) before invokinghandle_throttling.spec/uploadcare/clients/rest_client_spec.rb (1)
44-46: Align description with expected exceptionThis branch raises
Uploadcare::BadRequestError, yet the example description still mentionsInvalidRequestError. Update the description to match the actual exception so the spec reflects behavior accurately.api_examples/rest_api/post_files_remote_copy.rb (2)
4-7: Use environment variables for credentials (don’t hardcode).Avoid hardcoding secrets in examples; read from ENV to prevent accidental commits and align with best practices.
Uploadcare.configure do |config| - config.public_key = 'YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY' - config.secret_key = 'YOUR_SECRET_KEY' + config.public_key = ENV.fetch('UPLOADCARE_PUBLIC_KEY') + config.secret_key = ENV.fetch('UPLOADCARE_SECRET_KEY') end
10-11: Minor: Consider clearer variable naming to mirror API signature.Using
targetinstead oftarget_storagebetter matchesremote_copy(source, target, ...)and reduces cognitive friction.-source_uuid = '1bac376c-aa7e-4356-861b-dd2657b5bfd2' -target_storage = 'my-s3-bucket' # Preconfigured storage name +source_uuid = '1bac376c-aa7e-4356-861b-dd2657b5bfd2' +target = 'my-s3-bucket' # Preconfigured storage nameAnd pass
targetbelow.api_examples/rest_api/post_files_local_copy.rb (1)
4-7: Use environment variables for credentials (don’t hardcode).Read keys from ENV to prevent accidental secret leakage.
Uploadcare.configure do |config| - config.public_key = 'YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY' - config.secret_key = 'YOUR_SECRET_KEY' + config.public_key = ENV.fetch('UPLOADCARE_PUBLIC_KEY') + config.secret_key = ENV.fetch('UPLOADCARE_SECRET_KEY') endapi_examples/rest_api/post_addons_uc_clamav_virus_scan_execute.rb (3)
5-6: Avoid inlining credentials; use ENV in examplesPrefer environment variables to prevent accidental secret leakage in copied code.
- config.public_key = 'YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY' - config.secret_key = 'YOUR_SECRET_KEY' + config.public_key = ENV.fetch('UPLOADCARE_PUBLIC_KEY', 'YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY') + config.secret_key = ENV.fetch('UPLOADCARE_SECRET_KEY', 'YOUR_SECRET_KEY')
21-34: Add polling + handle failure states + nil-safe nested data accessThe status may not be 'done' immediately; also guard against missing appdata keys and handle 'failed'.
-# Check status -status = Uploadcare::AddOns.uc_clamav_virus_scan_status(request_id) -if status[:status] == 'done' - # Check file's appdata for scan results - file = Uploadcare::File.new(uuid: uuid) - info = file.info(include: 'appdata') - scan_data = info[:appdata][:uc_clamav_virus_scan][:data] - - if scan_data[:infected] - puts "File infected with: #{scan_data[:infected_with]}" - else - puts "File is clean" - end -end +# Poll status with simple backoff +status = nil +10.times do + status = Uploadcare::AddOns.uc_clamav_virus_scan_status(request_id) + state = status[:status] || status['status'] + break if %w[done failed].include?(state) + sleep 2 +end + +state = status[:status] || status['status'] +case state +when 'done' + file = Uploadcare::File.new(uuid: uuid) + info = file.info(include: 'appdata') + scan_data = info.dig(:appdata, :uc_clamav_virus_scan, :data) || + info.dig('appdata', 'uc_clamav_virus_scan', 'data') + if scan_data && (scan_data[:infected] || scan_data['infected']) + puts "File infected with: #{scan_data[:infected_with] || scan_data['infected_with']}" + # TODO: purge file here if you set purge_infected: false above + else + puts 'File is clean' + end +when 'failed' + warn "Virus scan failed: #{status[:error] || status['error']}" +else + puts "Scan not completed yet. Status: #{state}" +end
25-26: Consider using the new API entry point for file infoPrefer the convenience method if available (e.g.,
Uploadcare.api.file(uuid)), which injects config consistently. Verify it supports theinclude: 'appdata'option in this branch.lib/uploadcare/rails/active_record.rb (3)
51-54: Handle string inputs as URL or UUID (don’t assume all strings are UUIDs)Support URL uploads when a string looks like a URL; otherwise treat as UUID.
- when String - # Assume it's a UUID - send("#{attribute}_uuid=", value) + when String + if value.start_with?('http://', 'https://') + uploaded = Uploadcare::Uploader.upload(value, store: store_option) + send("#{attribute}_uuid=", uploaded.uuid) + @uploadcare_files[attribute] = uploaded + else + send("#{attribute}_uuid=", value) + end
85-98: Harden validations against nils; prefer i18n keysGuard against nil attributes and make messages i18n-friendly.
- if validations[:size] && file.size > validations[:size] - errors.add(attribute, "file size exceeds #{validations[:size]} bytes") + if validations[:size] && file.size.to_i > validations[:size] + errors.add(attribute, :file_size_exceeded, max: validations[:size]) end - if validations[:mime_types] && !validations[:mime_types].include?(file.mime_type) - errors.add(attribute, "invalid file type") + if validations[:mime_types] && !validations[:mime_types].include?(file.mime_type.to_s) + errors.add(attribute, :invalid_file_type) end
15-99: Reduce ABC size of has_uploadcare_file (RuboCop warning)Split into helpers (uuid accessors, file accessors, URL helper, validations) or extract the setter logic into a private method to lower complexity.
Example approach (no behavior change): extract the setter body into:
- private def coerce_and_assign_uploadcare_file(attribute, value, store_option); …; end
and call it from the setter. This should address Metrics/AbcSize. See pipeline warning.
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[warning] 14-14: Lint/UselessAssignment: Useless assignment to variable - result.
api_examples/rest_api/get_convert_video_status_token.rb
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spec/uploadcare/exception/retry_error_spec.rb (1)
5-96: Solid coverage and behavior checks for RetryError.Inheritance, default/custom messages, raise/rescue scenarios, and retry loop behavior look correct.
api_examples/rest_api/delete_files_uuid_storage.rb (1)
12-16: LGTM for resource-based delete flow.Example aligns with the new resource API and prints useful result attributes.
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19-20: FileMetadata.show returns the metadata value as a String, soputs "Current value: #{metadata_value}"will already output just the value.spec/uploadcare/throttle_handler_spec.rb (2)
171-194: Fix the timeout sequencing testThis block still raises three
ThrottleErrors (attempts <= timeouts.length), so the handler legitimately callssleep(0.03)a third time—which RSpec flags as an unexpected message when only the first two sleeps are expected. Simplify the setup so we only raise twice (or expect all three sleeps) and explicitly control which timeout is returned on each retry to match the handler’s behavior. The earlier review suggested a concrete diff; reapplying that style keeps the expectation stable.- attempts = 0 - timeouts = [0.01, 0.02, 0.03] - - timeouts.each_with_index do |timeout, index| - error = Uploadcare::ThrottleError.new("Attempt #{index + 1}") - allow(error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(timeout) - - expect(handler).to receive(:sleep).with(timeout).ordered if index < timeouts.length - 1 - end - - result = handler.handle_throttling do - attempts += 1 - if attempts <= timeouts.length - error = Uploadcare::ThrottleError.new("Attempt #{attempts}") - allow(error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(timeouts[attempts - 1]) - raise error - end - 'success' - end + attempts = 0 + first_error = Uploadcare::ThrottleError.new('First attempt') + allow(first_error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(0.01) + second_error = Uploadcare::ThrottleError.new('Second attempt') + allow(second_error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(0.02) + + expect(handler).to receive(:sleep).with(0.01).ordered + expect(handler).to receive(:sleep).with(0.02).ordered + + result = handler.handle_throttling do + attempts += 1 + case attempts + when 1 then raise first_error + when 2 then raise second_error + else 'success' + end + end end - expect(result).to eq('success') + expect(result).to eq('success') + expect(attempts).to eq(3) end
201-204: Define the throttling error used in the block
throttle_errorisn’t defined in this context, so the example currently raisesNameErrorbefore exercising the handler. Bring the error setup into the example (including the timeout stub) so the retry loop can run.it 'preserves state changes across retries' do counter = 0 + throttle_error = Uploadcare::ThrottleError.new('Rate limited') + allow(throttle_error).to receive(:timeout).and_return(0.01) result = handler.handle_throttling do counter += 1api_examples/rest_api/post_files_remote_copy.rb (1)
21-21: Avoid printing raw object; prefer stable field(s).Depending on return type, prefer printing
uuid(local copy-like) ortoken/location(async remote copy). Adjust output accordingly after verifying the return schema.api_examples/rest_api/post_files_local_copy.rb (2)
13-16: LGTM: local copy call shape matches the new API.Positional source UUID followed by keyword options (
store: true) aligns with the described API.
19-20: Confirm returned attributes on copied file.Ensure the result responds to
uuidandoriginal_file_urlin the new resource layer; update example if names differ (e.g.,cdn_url,original_filename).api_examples/rest_api/post_addons_uc_clamav_virus_scan_execute.rb (1)
18-23: Make key lookups resilient to symbol or string keys
Use fallbacks for string keys to avoid missing values:- request_id = result[:request_id] + request_id = result[:request_id] || result['request_id'] … - if status[:status] == 'done' + if (status[:status] || status['status']) == 'done'Confirm whether the AddOns client ever returns string-only keys; if so, deep_symbolize or use indifferent access.
lib/uploadcare/rails/active_record.rb (4)
24-28: Cache invalidation on UUID set looks goodClearing the cached file on UUID changes prevents stale reads.
169-172: Explicit cache clear helper is goodProvides deterministic cache management for callers.
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Verify that the gem version you’re using defines a class methodUploadcare::Uploader.upload(file, store:)supporting both IO/file objects and URL strings as inputs. Applies to lines 57–60 and 66–69 in lib/uploadcare/rails/active_record.rb.
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NoUploadcare::Group.createclass method orUploadcare.apientrypoint was found—please verify and update to the correct client call (e.g.Uploadcare.api.groups.create(uuids)).
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Fix keyword argument misuse in client example.
Line 19 passes a keyword argument to client.delete_file, but Uploadcare::Api#delete_file (see lib/uploadcare/api.rb, Line 23) expects a positional UUID string. This call currently hands the method a hash and results in File.new receiving { uuid: { uuid: '...' } }, so the example won’t run as written. Please pass the raw UUID instead.
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example incorrectly calls client.delete_file with a keyword hash ({ uuid: uuid
}) while Uploadcare::Api#delete_file expects a positional UUID string; change
the call to pass the raw uuid value (client.delete_file(uuid)) so the method
receives the expected String instead of a Hash.
| result = Uploadcare::FileMetadata.delete(uuid, key) | ||
| puts "Metadata key '#{key}' deleted from file #{uuid}" |
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Remove unused assignment to fix RuboCop warning.
result is assigned but never used. Drop the assignment to silence Lint/UselessAssignment.
- result = Uploadcare::FileMetadata.delete(uuid, key)
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- Rename the "Method 1" label since no alternative is shown.
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Handle missing :result keys before dereferencing
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which will be nil for non-'finished' responses and raise NoMethodError; update
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Line 20 calls .present?, which exists only when ActiveSupport is loaded; running this example as-is raises NoMethodError. Replace it with a plain Ruby truthiness check.
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| ```ruby | ||
| @file = Uploadcare::File.file("FILE_UUID") | ||
| file = Uploadcare::File.new(uuid: "FILE_UUID") | ||
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| source_object = '1bac376c-aa7e-4356-861b-dd2657b5bfd2' | ||
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Remove stray H1 headings in “Deleting”/“Copying” subsections
Same issue here: the descriptive lines prefixed with # (e.g., # Delete a single file) become H1 headings, causing markdownlint MD001 errors and malformed structure. Please convert them to plain text with trailing colons (or similar) so the hierarchy remains intact.
Apply this diff:
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+Delete a single file:
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file = Uploadcare::File.new(uuid: "FILE_UUID")
deleted_file = file.delete
puts deleted_file.datetime_removed
# => "2024-11-05T09:13:40.543471Z"-# Batch delete multiple files
+Batch delete multiple files:
uuids = ['FILE_UUID_1', 'FILE_UUID_2']
result = Uploadcare::File.batch_delete(uuids)
puts result.result-# Copy a file to local storage
+Copy a file to local storage:
source = '1bac376c-aa7e-4356-861b-dd2657b5bfd2'
file = Uploadcare::File.local_copy(source, store: true)
puts file.uuid
# => "new-uuid-of-the-copied-file"-# Copy a file to remote storage
+Copy a file to remote storage:
source_object = '1bac376c-aa7e-4356-861b-dd2657b5bfd2'
target = 'custom_storage_connected_to_the_project'
file = Uploadcare::File.remote_copy(source_object, target, make_public: true)
puts file
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| context 'when the request returns an error' do | ||
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Fix the expected error class for batch_delete failures.
The pipeline failure shows Uploadcare::FileClient#batch_delete raises Uploadcare::NotFoundError on 404 responses, matching production behavior. The spec currently expects BadRequestError, causing the test to fail. Please update the expectation (and description) to use NotFoundError.
- it 'raises an InvalidRequest' do
- expect { client.batch_delete(uuids) }.to raise_error(Uploadcare::BadRequestError, "Bad Request")
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Default message mismatch with implementation
Uploadcare::AuthError.new.message currently returns nil, not 'Uploadcare::AuthError', because the underlying class doesn’t override Exception#initialize. This expectation fails and breaks the suite. Either adjust the expectation to be_nil (matching default behavior) or provide an explicit default message in the class.
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(preferred) to give the exception a default message — modify the
Uploadcare::AuthError class to override initialize and call
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Summary
This PR introduces significant architectural improvements to the Uploadcare Ruby SDK, inspired by best practices from AWS SDK, Rails, and modern Ruby gems like those from Andrew Kane (Searchkick, Chartkick). It also completes the API documentation and updates all examples to use the new, more intuitive API.
🎯 Key Improvements
Rails-Style Architecture
TransformableandCacheablemodules for shared functionalityFile.where().limit().order())has_uploadcare_fileEnhanced Documentation 📚
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lib/uploadcare/concerns/transformable.rb- Image transformation chainable methodslib/uploadcare/concerns/cacheable.rb- Caching support for resourceslib/uploadcare/query.rb- Rails-style query interfacelib/uploadcare/rails/active_record.rb- ActiveRecord integrationCLAUDE.md- AI development guideEXAMPLES.md- Comprehensive usage examples💻 Usage Examples
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Backward Compatibility
All existing APIs remain functional - these are purely additive changes.
✅ Testing
🔄 Migration Guide
Existing users can continue using the current API. To adopt new patterns:
Uploadcare::Api.newwithUploadcare.clientUploadcare::File.list()include Uploadcare::ActiveRecordto models🚀 Next Steps
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