Create Tweet Errors

[manudev-1]

Description

Context

This PR introduces error handling for the create_tweet function. Currently, the function does not properly handle potential errors that may occur during tweet creation, such as the length of a tweet and the duplication of a tweet in a short period. This update aims to make the function more robust and improve overall reliability. Currently, the error provided when create_tweet fails is a KeyError exception which is too general to troubleshoot, with this update we try to give more meaningful error to the developer

Changes

• Added a private function _switch_error
  • _switch_error at the moment manage 2 exception (Duplicated tweet in short period of time, length of the tweet)
  • When error occures but it's not handled program, before crash, print response to make sure that the developer notice the error and can report the known issue
• Added 2 errors in errors.py

Summary by Sourcery

Implement error handling in the create_tweet function by introducing specific exceptions for duplicate tweets and tweets exceeding maximum length, and adding a mechanism to handle and report unhandled errors.

New Features:

• Introduce error handling for the create_tweet function to manage specific exceptions such as duplicate tweets and tweets exceeding maximum length.

Enhancements:

• Add a private function _switch_error to map specific error messages to custom exceptions and print the response for unhandled errors.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Improved error handling for tweet creation, providing clearer feedback on specific issues such as duplicates and maximum length exceeded.
  • Introduced new exception classes for better granularity in error reporting during tweet creation.

• Bug Fixes

  • Enhanced robustness of the tweet creation process by addressing potential error scenarios more effectively.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request implements error handling for the create_tweet function, introducing specific exceptions for duplicate tweets and tweet length issues, and adds a mechanism to print responses for unhandled errors.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Implemented error handling in the create_tweet function	Added a private method _switch_error to handle specific tweet creation errors Introduced error checking for empty response data Created a mapping between error messages and custom exception classes Added fallback to print the entire response for unknown errors	twikit/client/client.py
Introduced new custom exception classes for tweet creation errors	Added CreateTweetFailed as a base exception for tweet creation errors Created CreateTweetDuplicate exception for duplicate tweets Created CreateTweetMaxLengthReached exception for tweets exceeding maximum length	twikit/errors.py

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Walkthrough

The changes enhance error handling in the Client class within twikit/client/client.py by introducing new exception types and modifying the create_tweet method. A private method, _switch_error, is added to manage specific error scenarios based on response codes from the GraphQL API, improving the clarity and robustness of error reporting during tweet creation.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
twikit/client/client.py	Enhanced error handling in create_tweet; added _switch_error method for specific error processing.
twikit/errors.py	Introduced CreateTweetDuplicate and CreateTweetMaxLengthReached exception classes for improved error management.

Poem

In the meadow, tweets take flight,
With new exceptions shining bright.
A rabbit hops, with joy to share,
For clearer errors show we care!
Let tweets be crafted without dread,
As we leap ahead, our worries shed! 🐇✨

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[manudev-1]

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