Binding DB sessions based on SQLAlchemy 1, changing how to declare Base Model classes, and other code modernization #50
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…se Model classes, and other code modernization - DB session binding based on SQLAlchemy 2, Base Model class declaration method change - Reflected select, delete code based on SQLAlchemy 2 - Changed how to declare Model class based on SQLAlchemy 2 - Fixed social login not connecting issue found while testing example program code (for example-pyramid) - Fixed issue with social connection termination (for example-cherrypy, example-tornado, example-webpy) - Added local_settings.py.template file to some example folders to make it easier to create local_settings.py files - Fixed import errors found in several examples
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example-flask-peewee/requirements.txt (1)
- 1-2: The changes in the
requirements.txtfile, removingflask-scriptand addingsocial-auth-app-flask-peewee, align with the PR's objectives for modernization and enhancing social authentication support. Ensure to thoroughly test the application to verify that these changes do not introduce any issues.example-cherrypy/example/db/__init__.py (1)
- 1-4: The update to import
DeclarativeBasefromsqlalchemy.ormand the definition of theBaseclass to inherit fromDeclarativeBasecorrectly align with SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility requirements. This is a well-implemented change.example-flask/requirements.txt (1)
- 1-6: The removal of
Flask-Scriptfrom therequirements.txtfile is in line with modernizing the codebase and transitioning to Flask's built-in CLI. Ensure comprehensive testing to confirm that this change integrates smoothly with the rest of the application.example-flask-mongoengine/manage.py (1)
- 1-17: The refactoring of the
manage.pyscript to useclickandFlaskGroupis correctly implemented, aligning with modern Flask CLI practices. This change enhances the maintainability and readability of the script.example-flask/manage.py (1)
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The refactoring of the
manage.pyscript to utilizeclickandFlaskGroupfor command line management is well-executed, aligning with Flask's recommendations for CLI usage. This modern approach enhances the script's maintainability and usability.example-cherrypy/example/db/user.py (1)
- 1-15: The refactoring of the
Userclass to useMappedandmapped_columnfor SQLAlchemy column declarations aligns with SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility and best practices. This change enhances clarity and maintainability of the model definitions.example-flask-peewee/manage.py (1)
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The update of the
manage.pyscript to useclickandFlaskGroupfor command handling is correctly implemented, aligning with modern Flask CLI practices. This enhances the script's maintainability and readability.example-tornado/example/models.py (1)
- 1-14: The update to use
Mappedandmapped_columnfor SQLAlchemy column declarations in themodels.pyfile aligns with SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility and best practices. This enhances the clarity and maintainability of the model definitions.example-pyramid/example/auth.py (1)
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The modification to use
DBSession.scalar(select(User).where(User.id == user_id))in theget_userfunction aligns with SQLAlchemy 2 querying best practices. This change ensures compatibility and enhances the clarity of the query execution.example-webpy/models.py (1)
- 1-19: The update to use
Mappedandmapped_columnfor SQLAlchemy column declarations in themodels.pyfile aligns with SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility and best practices. This enhances the clarity and maintainability of the model definitions.example-flask/example/models/user.py (1)
- 1-19: The modifications in the
Userclass to usemapped_columnfor column definitions and specifying types explicitly usingMappedalign with SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility and best practices. This enhances the clarity and maintainability of the model definitions.example-pyramid/example/models.py (1)
- 1-23: The update to use
Mappedandmapped_columnfor SQLAlchemy column declarations in themodels.pyfile aligns with SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility and best practices. This enhances the clarity and maintainability of the model definitions.example-pyramid/example/scripts/initializedb.py (1)
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The modification in the
initializedb.pyscript to set theDBSession.bindattribute directly to the engine aligns with SQLAlchemy 2 session management practices. This change ensures proper session binding in a clear and effective manner.example-cherrypy/example/db/saplugin.py (1)
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The update in the
saplugin.pyfile to replacescoped_sessionwithSessionand adjust the session's bind attribute directly to the SQLAlchemy engine instance aligns with SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility and session management best practices. This change enhances clarity and maintainability of the session management.example-pyramid/example/views.py (1)
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The removal of the
plus_idparameter in thedonefunction is appropriate, reflecting the discontinuation of Google Plus. This cleanup enhances the code's relevance and maintainability by removing references to a deprecated service.example-pyramid/example/__init__.py (1)
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The modification in the
example/__init__.pyfile to set theDBSession.bindattribute directly to the engine aligns with SQLAlchemy 2 session management practices. This change ensures proper session binding in a clear and effective manner.example-pyramid/example/local_settings.py.template (1)
- 1-89: The conversion of social authentication keys into individual variables in the
local_settings.py.templatefile simplifies the configuration process and enhances the clarity and maintainability of the settings. This is a well-implemented improvement.example-tornado/example/local_settings.py.template (1)
- 1-89: The update to convert social authentication keys into individual variables in the
local_settings.py.templatefile simplifies the configuration process and enhances the clarity and maintainability of the settings. This is a positive improvement.example-webpy/local_settings.py.template (1)
- 1-89: The conversion of social authentication keys into individual variables in the
local_settings.py.templatefile simplifies the configuration process and enhances the clarity and maintainability of the settings. This is a commendable improvement.CHANGELOG.md (1)
- 15-29: The changelog provides a comprehensive summary of the changes made for SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility, social login fixes, and other improvements. It's clear and well-structured, making it easy for readers to understand the scope of the updates.
example-flask/example/__init__.py (4)
- 13-13: The import of
Sessionfromsqlalchemy.ormis correctly done to support SQLAlchemy 2's session management.- 28-28: The initialization of
db_sessionusingSession(engine, autocommit=False, autoflush=False)aligns with SQLAlchemy 2's recommended practices for session management. This ensures that the session is correctly configured for transaction management.- 44-44: The use of
db_session.get(models.user.User, int(userid))for user loading is a good practice, leveraging SQLAlchemy 2's simplified API for fetching records by primary key.- 62-62: Replacing
db_session.remove()withdb_session.close()for SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility is correctly implemented. This ensures proper session closure at the end of the request lifecycle.example-tornado/example/app.py (4)
- 3-3: The explicit import of
settingsfrom theexamplemodule is a good practice, ensuring clarity in where the settings are being loaded from.- 12-12: The import of
SessionandDeclarativeBasefromsqlalchemy.ormis correctly done to support SQLAlchemy 2's session management and model declaration.- 19-20: Initializing the
sessionwithSession(engine)is correctly implemented for SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility, ensuring that the session is correctly configured for the application.- 33-33: The use of
session.get(User, int(user_id))for querying theUsermodel is a good practice, leveraging SQLAlchemy 2's simplified API for fetching records by primary key within a Tornado application.example-webpy/app.py (4)
- 3-4: The explicit import of
settingsandlocal_settingsfrom theexamplemodule is a good practice, ensuring clarity in where the settings are being loaded from.- 11-11: The import of
Sessionfromsqlalchemy.ormis correctly done to support SQLAlchemy 2's session management in a web.py application.- 18-19: Simplifying the configuration of
AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDSandPIPELINEsettings by directly using values fromsettingsis a good practice, enhancing readability and maintainability of the code.- 95-95: Replacing
scoped_sessionwithSession(engine)for SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility in theload_sqlaprocessor is correctly implemented, ensuring proper session management in web.py applications.example-cherrypy/example/app.py (3)
- 5-5: The explicit import of
settingsfrom theexamplemodule is a good practice, ensuring clarity in where the settings are being loaded from in a CherryPy application.- 69-69: Importing
local_settingsexplicitly from theexamplemodule enhances clarity and maintainability by specifying the exact location of the settings.- 85-85: Modifying the session storage setting to use
cherrypy.lib.sessions.RamSessionaligns with CherryPy's recommended practices for session management, ensuring efficient and appropriate session storage.example-tornado/example/settings.py (1)
- 111-111: Updating the import statement to reference
example.local_settingsis a good practice, ensuring clarity and maintainability by specifying the exact location of the local settings module.example-webpy/settings.py (1)
- 1-103: The configuration of
SOCIAL_AUTH_AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDSandSOCIAL_AUTH_PIPELINEinexample-webpy/settings.pyis comprehensive and correctly lists the supported authentication backends and the steps in the authentication pipeline. This ensures a flexible and customizable authentication process for the application.
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example-flask-peewee/example/models/__init__.py (1)
- 1-2: The addition of
# noqa: F401comments to suppress linting errors for unused imports is a common and acceptable practice in Python, especially in__init__.pyfiles where imports are made to simplify access to modules throughout the application. This change aligns with the PR's objectives of modernizing the codebase and fixing import errors.example-flask-mongoengine/example/models/user.py (1)
- 3-3: The removal of
ListFieldandReferenceFieldimports frommongoengineis justified, as there is no usage of these fields in theUsermodel. This change aligns with the PR's objectives of modernizing the codebase and possibly simplifying the data models.example-cherrypy/manage.py (1)
- 6-8: The reordering and removal of redundant imports in this file improve code readability and maintainability. These changes align with the PR's objectives of modernizing the codebase and enhancing clarity.
example-cherrypy/example/db/user.py (1)
- 11-16: The replacement of traditional SQLAlchemy column declarations with
Mappedandmapped_columnusing type hints is a significant improvement. This change aligns with SQLAlchemy 2's features, enhancing code readability and static type checking. It directly supports the PR's objectives of updating the codebase for SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility.example-flask-peewee/manage.py (1)
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The refactor to use
clickandFlaskGroupfor command line management is a significant improvement, aligning with modern Flask development practices. This change simplifies the CLI setup and makes it more extensible, directly supporting the PR's objectives of modernizing the codebase.example-flask/example/models/user.py (1)
- 14-19: The use of type hints and
mapped_columnfor column definitions in theUserclass represents a significant improvement in code readability and static type checking. This change aligns with SQLAlchemy 2's features and supports the PR's objectives of updating the codebase for SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility.example-cherrypy/example/db/saplugin.py (1)
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The replacement of
scoped_sessionandsessionmakerwithSessiondirectly fromsqlalchemy.orm, and the update fromremove()toclose()for session closure, align with SQLAlchemy 2's recommendations for session management. These changes simplify session handling and enhance code clarity, supporting the PR's objectives of modernizing the codebase for SQLAlchemy 2 compatibility.example-common/filters.py (1)
- 41-41: The modification to the
slice_byfunction, adjusting the slicing operation in the list comprehension, is a minor but positive change that improves code readability. This aligns with the PR's objectives of code modernization and refactoring for clarity.example-django-mongoengine/app/views.py (1)
- 9-9: The removal of certain imports related to authentication and strategy loading mechanisms, while retaining the import for
psa, suggests a simplification or refactoring that aligns with the PR's objectives. This change maintains the necessary functionality while potentially improving code clarity.example-pyramid/example/__init__.py (1)
- 23-23: The refactoring of the database session configuration, specifically changing how the database session is bound to the engine, represents a simplification that aligns with modern practices for Pyramid applications. This change enhances code readability and maintainability, supporting the PR's objectives of modernizing the codebase.
example-flask-mongoengine/example/__init__.py (3)
- 6-6: The import of
modelsfrom theexamplemodule directly is a good change for clarity and direct access to models. However, ensure that themodelsmodule is properly structured and contains all necessary model definitions used within this Flask application.- 6-6: The removal of
routesimport suggests that route definitions might have been moved or restructured. It's important to verify that all routes are still correctly defined and accessible within the application, ensuring no functionality is lost due to this change.Verification successful
The script output confirms that route definitions are present in
example-flask-mongoengine/example/routes/main.py, indicating that the routes have likely been restructured and moved to this location. While the direct integration of these routes into the Flask application cannot be fully verified without additional context (e.g., howappis defined and imported inmain.py), the presence of these route definitions strongly suggests that the necessary restructuring has been done to maintain functionality after the removal of theroutesimport from__init__.py.* 6-6: Removing the `url_for` import from `flask` and relying on `common_url_for` from `common.utils` is a strategic decision to standardize URL generation across the application. This can enhance maintainability by centralizing URL-related logic. Ensure that `common_url_for` is fully compatible with Flask's `url_for` functionality and that all instances of `url_for` have been replaced accordingly.Scripts Executed
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example-flask-peewee/example/__init__.py (1)
- 6-6: The removal of
url_forfrom the imports and not usingroutesandmodelsdirectly in this file suggests a refactoring or reorganization of the code. It's crucial to ensure that the application's routing and model usage are not adversely affected by these changes. Verify that all necessary functionalities are still correctly implemented and accessible.Verification successful
The verification process has shown that route definitions and model usages are present and correctly set up in other parts of the application, specifically within the
example-flask-peeweeproject. This suggests that the removal of certain imports from the file under review has not adversely affected the application's routing and model usage, indicating that the initial review comment's concern has been addressed by the current structure of the application.Scripts Executed
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example-flask/example/__init__.py (4)
- 13-13: Switching to
Sessiondirectly fromsqlalchemy.ormfor database session handling aligns with SQLAlchemy 2's recommendations for more explicit session management. This change enhances control over the session lifecycle, which is beneficial for performance and debugging. Ensure that the session is properly managed throughout the application lifecycle to avoid leaks or unintended transactions.- 29-29: The instantiation of
Sessionwithautocommit=Falseandautoflush=Falseis a good practice for explicit transaction control. This setup requires manual commit or rollback, which can prevent unintended data persistence and gives more control over when data is actually committed to the database. Ensure that all database operations are correctly managed within transaction boundaries.- 43-43: Modifying the user loading logic to use
db_session.get(models.user.User, int(userid))is a direct and efficient way to retrieve user instances. This change simplifies the logic and potentially improves performance by directly fetching the user based on the ID. Ensure that error handling is adequate for cases whereuseridcannot be converted to an integer or when the user does not exist.- 61-61: Explicitly closing the database session in the
teardown_appcontexthook is a crucial step in managing the session lifecycle. This ensures that resources are properly released at the end of a request or application context, preventing potential memory leaks or connection pool exhaustion. Verify that this hook is correctly configured to be called at the appropriate times.example-django/app/views.py (1)
- 8-8: Removing the import of
GooglePlusAuthandload_backendsreflects the discontinuation of Google+ services and the need to streamline backend loading. This change is a positive step towards modernizing the authentication flow and removing deprecated functionalities. Ensure that alternative authentication methods are properly implemented and tested.example-webpy/app.py (2)
- 94-94: The introduction of a new session management pattern using
Sessionfrom SQLAlchemy directly in theload_sqlaprocessor is a significant improvement for explicit session control. This change aligns with modern practices for managing database sessions. Ensure that the session is correctly managed across requests to prevent any potential issues with transactions or database connections.- 19-21: Consolidating the social authentication backend settings and pipeline configuration in the
web.configobject simplifies the application's configuration management. This centralization makes it easier to maintain and update authentication settings. Verify that all necessary authentication backends and pipeline steps are correctly configured and functional.example-cherrypy/example/app.py (2)
- 17-18: Updating the database connection string to use
formatfor dynamic path construction is a clear and maintainable approach. This change ensures that the database path is correctly resolved relative to theBASE_DIR. Verify that the database file (db.sqlite3) is correctly located and accessible at the constructed path.- 59-63: Modifying the
get_settingsfunction to explicitly exclude__builtins__and__file__from the settings dictionary is a good practice for security and cleanliness. This prevents unnecessary or sensitive information from being exposed through settings. Ensure that no other sensitive items need to be excluded from the settings.example-tornado/example/settings.py (1)
- 111-111: Updating the import statement to use
example.local_settingsimproves the clarity and specificity of where the settings are being imported from. This change helps maintain a clear structure in the project's configuration management. Ensure that thelocal_settings.pyfile is correctly placed within theexamplemodule and contains all necessary overrides for the application settings.
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Detected a potential XSS vulnerability in the ajax_auth function where data is rendered directly to the end user via HttpResponse. To mitigate this risk, consider using Django's template engine to safely render HTML, ensuring that any dynamic content is properly escaped.
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Directly rendering data to the end user via HttpResponse in the ajax_auth function could potentially introduce cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities if the data is not properly sanitized. Consider using Django's built-in template rendering or JSON response utilities that automatically handle escaping to mitigate XSS risks.
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- 9-9: The import of
psafromsocial_django.utilsis correctly updated to reflect the removal of unused imports. This change aligns with the PR objectives of modernizing the codebase and removing deprecated functionalities.example-cherrypy/example/app.py (3)
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| from django.shortcuts import redirect | ||
| from social_core.backends.google import GooglePlusAuth | ||
| from social_core.backends.oauth import BaseOAuth1, BaseOAuth2 | ||
| from social_core.backends.utils import load_backends | ||
| from social_django.utils import load_strategy, psa | ||
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Detected direct rendering of data to the end user via 'HttpResponse'. This could potentially lead to Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities if the data is not properly sanitized. Consider using Django's template engine to safely render HTML, which automatically escapes variables unless explicitly marked otherwise.
- return HttpResponse(json.dumps(data), mimetype="application/json")
+ return JsonResponse(data)Note: JsonResponse automatically sets the Content-Type header to application/json and safely handles data serialization.
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The update to the database connection string formatting using format is correct and improves readability. However, consider using f-strings for string formatting as they are more readable and efficient in Python 3.6+.
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- 19-20: The reformatting of the
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The use of GooglePlusAuth is concerning given that Google+ has been shut down. Please verify if this part of the code is still relevant or if it should be removed or replaced with a different authentication method.
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Thanks for your contribution. This project really lacks maintenance as current maintainers are only interested in the core and Django parts, but I've decided it's better to merge this now. |
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With the introduction of PEP 517/518, the Python package build process has changed to allow the use of multiple build backends. We've improved the build process accordingly.
In addition, we improved the program to ensure that several previously developed libraries work properly with the newly updated SQLAlchemy 2 in January 2023.
Please consider this PR and look forward to the new version release. I took the time to fix the program and submit the patch because I'm planning to include it in a Korean Flask-based programming book I'm writing.
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