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70-76: Enhance the docstring while the implementation looks good.The function implementation is clean and focused. Consider enhancing the docstring to include:
- Parameter descriptions
- Return value description
- Example usage
- """Helper-function for finding the relevant actuator xml-structure.""" + """Helper-function for finding the relevant actuator xml-structure. + + Args: + appliance: The XML element tree containing the appliance data + actuator: The actuator type to search for + + Returns: + The found actuator XML element or None if not found + + Example: + >>> if (search := search_actuator_functionalities( + ... appliance, "regulation_mode_control_functionality" + ... )) is not None: + ... mode = search.find("mode").text + """
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70-720: Great code optimization through effective refactoring!The introduction of
search_actuator_functionalitiesand its consistent usage across methods has successfully:
- Reduced code duplication in XML searching logic
- Improved maintainability by centralizing the search functionality
- Preserved existing behavior while making the code more modular
This aligns well with the PR's code optimization objective.
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461-472: LGTM! Clean refactoring using the new helper function.
The method has been effectively refactored to use the new search_actuator_functionalities helper, making the code more maintainable while preserving the special case handling for cooling mode.
701-703: LGTM! Good use of the new helper function.
The method has been cleanly refactored to use search_actuator_functionalities while maintaining the existing cooling mode logic.
718-720: LGTM! Consistent refactoring pattern.
The method follows the same clean refactoring pattern using search_actuator_functionalities.
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71-77: LGTM! Consider adding parameter type documentation.The new helper function effectively centralizes the XML search logic. The implementation is clean and handles the not-found case appropriately.
Consider enhancing the docstring with parameter types:
- """Helper-function for finding the relevant actuator xml-structure.""" + """Helper-function for finding the relevant actuator xml-structure. + + Args: + appliance: The XML element tree containing the appliance data + actuator: The actuator type to search for + + Returns: + The found actuator XML element or None if not found + """
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468-483: LGTM! Good refactoring to reduce code duplication.
The method has been effectively refactored to use the new helper function while maintaining its core functionality. The code is more maintainable now.
705-719: LGTM! Well-structured helper method.
The new helper method effectively encapsulates the common functionality for retrieving gateway modes. Good validation and error handling.
727-734: LGTM! Consistent refactoring pattern.
The methods have been effectively simplified by leveraging the new helper function. The changes maintain the existing functionality while improving code maintainability.
Also applies to: 743-749
71-77: Verify test coverage for the refactored code.
The refactoring looks good overall. Let's ensure the new and modified methods are properly covered by tests.
Also applies to: 468-483, 705-719
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71-77: Enhance the docstring with parameter and return type descriptions.The function implementation is clean and follows good practices. Consider improving the docstring:
- """Helper-function for finding the relevant actuator xml-structure.""" + """Helper-function for finding the relevant actuator xml-structure. + + Args: + appliance (etree): The appliance XML element to search in + actuator (str): The actuator type to search for + + Returns: + etree | None: The found actuator XML element or None if not found + """
468-482: Consider separating the cooling detection logic.The function has a hidden side effect of setting
self._cooling_present. Consider:
- Making this side effect explicit in the docstring
- Or better, separating the cooling detection into its own function
- """Helper-function for _appliance_info_finder().""" + """Helper-function for _appliance_info_finder() to get allowed actuator modes. + + Note: Sets self._cooling_present to True if 'cooling' mode is found. + + Args: + appliance (etree): The appliance XML element + actuator_type (str): The type of actuator to search for + + Returns: + list[str]: List of allowed modes for the actuator + """Alternative refactor to separate concerns:
def _get_appl_actuator_modes( self, appliance: etree, actuator_type: str ) -> list[str]: - """Helper-function for _appliance_info_finder().""" + """Get allowed modes for the given actuator type.""" mode_list: list[str] = [] if ( search := search_actuator_functionalities(appliance, actuator_type) ) is not None and (modes := search.find("allowed_modes")) is not None: for mode in modes: mode_list.append(mode.text) - # Collect cooling_present state from the available regulation_modes - if mode.text == "cooling": - self._cooling_present = True + self._check_cooling_mode(mode.text) return mode_list + def _check_cooling_mode(self, mode: str) -> None: + """Check if cooling mode is present and update state.""" + if mode == "cooling": + self._cooling_present = True
704-718: Enhance the docstring with parameter descriptions and validation details.The function implementation is clean but the docstring could be more informative:
- """Helper-function for _get_regulation_mode and _get_gateway_mode. - - Collect the requested gateway mode. - """ + """Helper-function for _get_regulation_mode and _get_gateway_mode. + + Collect the requested gateway mode. Only works for ADAM smile type + and when entity_id matches the gateway_id. + + Args: + appliance (etree): The appliance XML element + entity_id (str): The entity ID to validate + key (str): The actuator functionality key to search for + + Returns: + str | None: The mode if found and validation passes, None otherwise + """
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410-412: LGTM! Good refactoring for improved modularity.
The changes effectively utilize the new helper functions, reducing code duplication and improving maintainability. The implementation is consistent across all modified methods.
Also applies to: 455-457, 726-733, 742-748
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