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apps/workspaces/apis/export_settings/serializers.py (3)
182-182: Consider breaking down the validate method into smaller functionsThe
# noqa: C901comment indicates high cyclomatic complexity. For better maintainability and testability, consider decomposing this method into smaller, focused helper methods.
197-198: Extract repeated validation pattern to a helper methodThe pattern
if not (general_mappings.get('X_id') or general_mappings.get('X_name'))is repeated throughout the code. Consider extracting this into a helper method for better readability and maintainability.def _check_mapping_exists(self, mappings, id_field, name_field): """Check if either the ID or name field exists in the mappings.""" return bool(mappings.get(id_field) or mappings.get(name_field)) # Example usage in validate method: if not self._check_mapping_exists(general_mappings, 'accounts_payable_id', 'accounts_payable_name'): raise serializers.ValidationError('Accounts Payable is required for BILL type reimbursable expenses')Also applies to: 201-202, 205-206, 210-211, 213-214, 218-222, 224-225, 228-229, 233-234, 238-239
212-213: Simplify nested if statements as flagged by static analysisThe static analysis tool correctly identified nested if statements that could be simplified for better readability.
elif general_settings.get('reimbursable_expenses_object') == 'JOURNAL ENTRY': - if general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') == 'VENDOR': - if not (general_mappings.get('accounts_payable_id') or general_mappings.get('accounts_payable_name')): + employee_field_mapping = general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') + if employee_field_mapping == 'VENDOR' and not (general_mappings.get('accounts_payable_id') or general_mappings.get('accounts_payable_name')): raise serializers.ValidationError('Accounts Payable is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with VENDOR mapping') - elif general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') == 'EMPLOYEE': - if not (general_mappings.get('bank_account_id') or general_mappings.get('bank_account_name')): + elif employee_field_mapping == 'EMPLOYEE' and not (general_mappings.get('bank_account_id') or general_mappings.get('bank_account_name')): raise serializers.ValidationError('Bank Account is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with EMPLOYEE mapping') # Similarly for other nested if statementsAlso applies to: 232-233, 237-238
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192-240: Good implementation of comprehensive validation logicThe new validation logic effectively ensures that all required mappings are present based on different expense types and settings, which should prevent invalid configurations from being saved.
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Consider adding validation for all possible expense object types
The validation logic checks for specific expense object types, but it's unclear if this is an exhaustive list. Consider adding a default case to handle any unexpected values.
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#!/bin/bash # Check if there are any other expense object types used in the codebase echo "Checking for all possible reimbursable expense object types:" rg -i "reimbursable_expenses_object.*=|reimbursable_expenses_object.*in" --no-heading echo -e "\nChecking for all possible corporate credit card expense object types:" rg -i "corporate_credit_card_expenses_object.*=|corporate_credit_card_expenses_object.*in" --no-headingLength of output: 15098
Expense object validation is exhaustive
The current validation in
apps/workspaces/apis/export_settings/serializers.pyalready covers all reimbursable_expenses_object values (BILL, CHECK, EXPENSE, JOURNAL ENTRY) and all corporate_credit_card_expenses_object values (BILL, CREDIT CARD PURCHASE, DEBIT CARD EXPENSE, JOURNAL ENTRY) used across the codebase. No additional “default” branch is required.– If new object types are introduced later, please update this validation accordingly.
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208-215: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionFix potential KeyError for employee_field_mapping
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employee_field_mappingexists ingeneral_settingswhen validating JOURNAL ENTRY, but this key may not be present, potentially causing a KeyError.elif general_settings.get('reimbursable_expenses_object') == 'JOURNAL ENTRY': - if general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') == 'VENDOR': + employee_field_mapping = general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') + if employee_field_mapping == 'VENDOR': if not (general_mappings.get('accounts_payable_id') or general_mappings.get('accounts_payable_name')): raise serializers.ValidationError('Accounts Payable is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with VENDOR mapping') - elif general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') == 'EMPLOYEE': + elif employee_field_mapping == 'EMPLOYEE': if not (general_mappings.get('bank_account_id') or general_mappings.get('bank_account_name')): raise serializers.ValidationError('Bank Account is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with EMPLOYEE mapping')Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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232-235: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionFix potential KeyError for name_in_journal_entry
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name_in_journal_entryexists ingeneral_settingswhich could cause a KeyError.elif general_settings.get('corporate_credit_card_expenses_object') == 'JOURNAL ENTRY': - if general_settings.get('name_in_journal_entry') == 'MERCHANT': + name_in_journal_entry = general_settings.get('name_in_journal_entry') + if name_in_journal_entry == 'MERCHANT': if not (general_mappings.get('default_ccc_account_id') or general_mappings.get('default_ccc_account_name')): raise serializers.ValidationError('Default Credit Card Account is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with MERCHANT name')Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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209-215: Consider simplifying nested if statements.The nested if statements can be simplified to improve readability and maintainability.
- elif general_settings.get('reimbursable_expenses_object') == 'JOURNAL ENTRY': - if general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') == 'VENDOR': - if not (general_mappings.get('accounts_payable', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('accounts_payable', {}).get('name')): - raise serializers.ValidationError('Accounts Payable is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with VENDOR mapping') - elif general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') == 'EMPLOYEE': - if not (general_mappings.get('bank_account', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('bank_account', {}).get('name')): - raise serializers.ValidationError('Bank Account is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with EMPLOYEE mapping') + elif general_settings.get('reimbursable_expenses_object') == 'JOURNAL ENTRY': + if general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') == 'VENDOR' and not (general_mappings.get('accounts_payable', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('accounts_payable', {}).get('name')): + raise serializers.ValidationError('Accounts Payable is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with VENDOR mapping') + elif general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') == 'EMPLOYEE' and not (general_mappings.get('bank_account', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('bank_account', {}).get('name')): + raise serializers.ValidationError('Bank Account is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with EMPLOYEE mapping')🧰 Tools
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232-235: Consider simplifying this nested if statement.Similar to the earlier suggestion, this nested if statement can be simplified.
- elif general_settings.get('corporate_credit_card_expenses_object') == 'JOURNAL ENTRY': - if general_settings.get('name_in_journal_entry') == 'MERCHANT': - if not (general_mappings.get('default_ccc_account', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('default_ccc_account', {}).get('name')): - raise serializers.ValidationError('Default Credit Card Account is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with MERCHANT name') + elif general_settings.get('corporate_credit_card_expenses_object') == 'JOURNAL ENTRY' and general_settings.get('name_in_journal_entry') == 'MERCHANT': + if not (general_mappings.get('default_ccc_account', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('default_ccc_account', {}).get('name')): + raise serializers.ValidationError('Default Credit Card Account is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with MERCHANT name')🧰 Tools
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182-241: Consider adding helper methods to improve readability.The validation method is growing complex (hence the
noqa: C901). Consider extracting validation logic into helper methods to improve readability and maintainability.Example approach:
def validate(self, data): self._validate_required_fields(data) general_settings = data.get('workspace_general_settings') general_mappings = data.get('general_mappings') self._validate_reimbursable_expenses(general_settings, general_mappings) self._validate_corporate_card_expenses(general_settings, general_mappings) self._validate_tax_settings(general_settings, general_mappings) return data def _validate_required_fields(self, data): if not data.get('workspace_general_settings'): raise serializers.ValidationError('Workspace general settings are required') # ... rest of basic validation def _validate_reimbursable_expenses(self, general_settings, general_mappings): # Validation logic for reimbursable expenses def _validate_corporate_card_expenses(self, general_settings, general_mappings): # Validation logic for corporate card expenses def _validate_tax_settings(self, general_settings, general_mappings): # Validation logic for tax settingsThis approach would make the code more maintainable while improving unit testing capabilities.
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192-240: Consider adding helper function for field existence check.The pattern
not (general_mappings.get('field', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('field', {}).get('name'))is repeated frequently. Consider extracting it into a helper method for readability.def _is_mapping_empty(self, mappings, field_name): """Check if a mapping field is empty (has neither id nor name).""" field = mappings.get(field_name, {}) return not (field.get('id') or field.get('name'))Then you could use it as:
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apps/workspaces/apis/export_settings/serializers.py (4)
182-191: LGTM! Basic validation checks are comprehensive.The initial validation ensures all required components are present before proceeding with detailed validation.
192-215: LGTM! Thorough validation for reimbursable expenses based on object type.The validation logic correctly enforces required mappings for each reimbursable expense object type, ensuring appropriate configuration before saving.
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216-235: LGTM! Comprehensive validation for corporate card expenses.The validation ensures that appropriate mappings are configured based on the corporate credit card expense object type.
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236-240: LGTM! Tax code validation is appropriately implemented.The validation ensures that default tax code is provided when tax code import is enabled.
Consider simplifying this nested if statement as well:
- if general_settings.get('import_tax_codes'): - if not (general_mappings.get('default_tax_code', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('default_tax_code', {}).get('name')): - raise serializers.ValidationError('Default Tax Code is required when tax codes are imported') + if general_settings.get('import_tax_codes') and not (general_mappings.get('default_tax_code', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('default_tax_code', {}).get('name')): + raise serializers.ValidationError('Default Tax Code is required when tax codes are imported')🧰 Tools
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208-215: Consider simplifying nested if statement.The nested if statement could be simplified to improve readability.
- if general_settings.get('reimbursable_expenses_object') == 'JOURNAL ENTRY': - if general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') == 'VENDOR': - if not (general_mappings.get('accounts_payable', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('accounts_payable', {}).get('name')): - raise serializers.ValidationError('Accounts Payable is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with VENDOR mapping') - elif general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') == 'EMPLOYEE': - if not (general_mappings.get('bank_account', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('bank_account', {}).get('name')): - raise serializers.ValidationError('Bank Account is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with EMPLOYEE mapping') + if general_settings.get('reimbursable_expenses_object') == 'JOURNAL ENTRY': + if general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') == 'VENDOR' and not (general_mappings.get('accounts_payable', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('accounts_payable', {}).get('name')): + raise serializers.ValidationError('Accounts Payable is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with VENDOR mapping') + elif general_settings.get('employee_field_mapping') == 'EMPLOYEE' and not (general_mappings.get('bank_account', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('bank_account', {}).get('name')): + raise serializers.ValidationError('Bank Account is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with EMPLOYEE mapping')🧰 Tools
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- elif general_settings.get('corporate_credit_card_expenses_object') == 'JOURNAL ENTRY': - if general_settings.get('name_in_journal_entry') == 'MERCHANT': - if not (general_mappings.get('default_ccc_account', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('default_ccc_account', {}).get('name')): - raise serializers.ValidationError('Default Credit Card Account is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with MERCHANT name') + elif general_settings.get('corporate_credit_card_expenses_object') == 'JOURNAL ENTRY' and general_settings.get('name_in_journal_entry') == 'MERCHANT': + if not (general_mappings.get('default_ccc_account', {}).get('id') or general_mappings.get('default_ccc_account', {}).get('name')): + raise serializers.ValidationError('Default Credit Card Account is required for JOURNAL ENTRY with MERCHANT name')🧰 Tools
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182-236: Consider refactoring the validation method for better maintainability.While the validation logic is thorough and well-tested, the method is quite long and complex. Consider refactoring it into smaller, focused methods for better maintainability.
For example, you could create separate methods for validating reimbursable expenses and corporate credit card expenses:
def validate(self, data): self._validate_required_fields(data) self._validate_reimbursable_expenses(data) self._validate_corporate_credit_card_expenses(data) return data def _validate_required_fields(self, data): if not data.get('workspace_general_settings'): raise serializers.ValidationError('Workspace general settings are required') if not data.get('expense_group_settings'): raise serializers.ValidationError('Expense group settings are required') if not data.get('general_mappings'): raise serializers.ValidationError('General mappings are required') def _validate_reimbursable_expenses(self, data): general_settings = data.get('workspace_general_settings') general_mappings = data.get('general_mappings') # Reimbursable expenses validation logic here... def _validate_corporate_credit_card_expenses(self, data): general_settings = data.get('workspace_general_settings') general_mappings = data.get('general_mappings') # Corporate credit card expenses validation logic here...🧰 Tools
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tests/test_workspaces/test_apis/test_export_settings/test_views.py (4)
1-1: Good addition of thecopymodule.Using deep copies is a good practice to avoid unintended side effects when modifying test data.
28-29: Good implementation ofdeepcopyfor test data.This ensures that the original test data remains unmodified, preventing potential test interference.
34-41: Good practice usingdeepcopyfor test data manipulation.The consistent use of deep copies helps maintain test data integrity throughout the test execution.
43-131: Comprehensive test coverage for validation logic.The new test function thoroughly covers all validation scenarios for different expense types and mappings, ensuring robust validation of export settings. Each test case clearly demonstrates a specific validation rule by:
- Setting up the appropriate configuration
- Making the API call
- Asserting both the status code and error message
This is an excellent approach to validation testing.
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28-28: Good addition of theemployee_field_mappingfield.This addition to the serializer fields properly supports the new validation logic.
182-191: Validate method complexity warning suppressed appropriately.The
# noqa: C901comment acknowledges the complexity of the validation method, which is justified given the comprehensive validation requirements.
192-215: Thorough validation logic for reimbursable expenses.The validation logic correctly enforces the presence of required fields based on the reimbursable expenses object type, improving the robustness of the application.
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this will be sent in employee_settings call only, why are we updating contracts?
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why is this check added, can you point me to code ref?
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let's add validation for default_tax_code_id as well
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