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- 1-2: The use of
requestsandHTTPBasicAuthis appropriate for making HTTP requests and handling authentication. Ensure that therequestslibrary version used is compatible with the rest of the project.
| username = 'YOUR_USERNAME' | ||
| token = 'YOUR_TOKEN' |
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Storing credentials directly in the script is a security risk. Consider using environment variables or a configuration file that is not checked into version control.
| repo_owner = 'REPO_OWNER' | ||
| repo_name = 'REPO_NAME' |
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The repository owner and name should also be configurable rather than hard-coded to allow for greater flexibility and reuse of the script.
| new_file_path = 'NEW_FILE_PATH' | ||
| new_file_content = 'NEW_FILE_CONTENT' | ||
| commit_message = 'COMMIT_MESSAGE' |
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The new file path, content, and commit message are hard-coded. These should be made configurable, possibly through command-line arguments or an external configuration.
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| # File content in base64 encoding | ||
| content_base64 = b64encode(new_file_content.encode()).decode('utf-8') |
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Ensure that b64encode is imported from the base64 module, as it is not explicitly shown in the imports section.
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| # Make the request to create a new file | ||
| response = requests.put(url, json=payload, headers=headers) |
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The requests.put call is correct for creating a file via the GitHub API. However, consider adding error handling for network issues or unexpected responses.
| if response.status_code == 201: | ||
| print(f"File '{new_file_path}' created successfully!") | ||
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| print(f"Failed to create file. Status code: {response.status_code}") | ||
| print(response.json()) |
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The response handling checks for a 201 status code, which is good. However, it would be beneficial to handle other potential status codes with more granularity, providing specific messages or actions for different types of errors.
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