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Fix last tests #4
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WalkthroughThe recent modifications in the project primarily focus on refining debug outputs and enhancing the efficiency of existing functionalities. The Changes
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PTT/parse.py (4)
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: Consider sorting and formatting the import statements to improve readability and maintainability.
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: Consider using double quotes consistently for string literals to align with the coding standards.- "skipIfAlreadyFound": True, - "skipFromTitle": False, - "skipIfFirst": False, - "remove": False, + 'skipIfAlreadyFound': True, + 'skipFromTitle': False, + 'skipIfFirst': False, + 'remove': False,
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: Conditional debug printing is well implemented. Consider using double quotes for string literals to maintain consistency.- print(f"Regexp Pattern: {reg_exp.pattern}") - print(f"Title: {title}") - print(f"Match: {match}") + print(f"Regexp Pattern: {reg_exp.pattern}") + print(f"Title: {title}") + print(f"Match: {match}")
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: Consider refactoring theparse
method to reduce its complexity and improve maintainability.
matches = regex.search(r'(?<!movie\W*|film\W*|^)(?:[ .]+-[ .]+|[([][ .]*)(\d{1,4})(?:a|b|v\d)?(?:\W|$)(?!movie|film)', beginning_title, regex.IGNORECASE) or regex.search(r'^(?:[([-][ .]?)?(\d{1,4})(?:a|b|v\d)?(?:\W|$)(?!movie|film)', middle_title, regex.IGNORECASE) | ||
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if matches: | ||
# Extract episode numbers, remove non-digits and convert to integers | ||
episode_numbers = [int(num) for num in regex.findall(r'\d+', matches.group(1))] | ||
result['episodes'] = episode_numbers | ||
return {'match_index': title.index(matches.group(0))} |
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Refactor the episode number extraction logic for clarity and efficiency.
The logic within handle_episodes
for extracting episode numbers can be simplified and made more efficient. Consider using a single regex pattern or restructuring the logic to avoid redundancy and improve readability.
- matches = regex.search(r'(?<!movie\W*|film\W*|^)(?:[ .]+-[ .]+|[([][ .]*)(\d{1,4})(?:a|b|v\d)?(?:\W|$)(?!movie|film)', beginning_title, regex.IGNORECASE) or regex.search(r'^(?:[([-][ .]?)?(\d{1,4})(?:a|b|v\d)?(?:\W|$)(?!movie|film)', middle_title, regex.IGNORECASE)
+ # Simplified regex pattern (example)
+ matches = regex.search(r'(?<!movie\W*|film\W*)(?:\W|^)(\d{1,4})(?:a|b|v\d)?(?:\W|$)', title, regex.IGNORECASE)
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matches = regex.search(r'(?<!movie\W*|film\W*|^)(?:[ .]+-[ .]+|[([][ .]*)(\d{1,4})(?:a|b|v\d)?(?:\W|$)(?!movie|film)', beginning_title, regex.IGNORECASE) or regex.search(r'^(?:[([-][ .]?)?(\d{1,4})(?:a|b|v\d)?(?:\W|$)(?!movie|film)', middle_title, regex.IGNORECASE) | |
if matches: | |
# Extract episode numbers, remove non-digits and convert to integers | |
episode_numbers = [int(num) for num in regex.findall(r'\d+', matches.group(1))] | |
result['episodes'] = episode_numbers | |
return {'match_index': title.index(matches.group(0))} | |
# Simplified regex pattern (example) | |
matches = regex.search(r'(?<!movie\W*|film\W*)(?:\W|^)(\d{1,4})(?:a|b|v\d)?(?:\W|$)', title, regex.IGNORECASE) | |
if matches: | |
# Extract episode numbers, remove non-digits and convert to integers | |
episode_numbers = [int(num) for num in regex.findall(r'\d+', matches.group(1))] | |
result['episodes'] = episode_numbers | |
return {'match_index': title.index(matches.group(0))} |
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