- Add `reset_llms` method to initialize separate `mention_llm` and `llm` instances
- Change logging level from DEBUG to INFO for reduced verbosity
- Reorder imports and add `json`, `re`, `Dict`, `List` for future type hints
- Add new examples/crawler directory with Makefile, README, crawler.py, database.py, and main.py
- Include devranta-1.1.0 distribution packages and api_test_results.json
- Remove trailing whitespace and blank lines from README.md for consistent formatting
Introduce a dedicated synchronous API client module in src/devranta/api_requests.py that encapsulates request formatting, authentication via username/password login, and voting functionality for devRant interactions. The module provides an Api class with methods for login, URL patching, auth dict injection, and vote submission using the requests library, centralizing input preprocessing and reducing duplication across callers.
Implements POST request to devrant/rants/{rant_id}/comments endpoint with email, username, password, and platform field. Returns boolean success based on JSON response 'success' key. Includes async session handling and URL patching with auth data.
The fix ensures the response object is deserialized via `await response.json()` before accessing the `"success"` key, preventing an `AttributeError` when the raw response lacks a `.get()` method. This corrects the empty reply issue when input is missing or malformed.
The previous implementation used an async generator `api.get_rants()` which would raise a `StopAsyncIteration` error when the input array was empty. By switching to `await api.get_rants()` which returns a list, the code now correctly handles the edge case where no rants are available, allowing the for loop to iterate over an empty list without raising an exception.
The commit removes all async generator functions from the Api class, converting `get_rants`, `search`, `mentions`, and `notifs` to return lists directly instead of yielding items. This eliminates the need for the `async_list` and `async_len` test helper utilities, simplifying the test assertions to use standard `len()` calls. The change reduces code complexity by removing generator overhead and dead helper code that was only used to consume the generators.
- Replace vague "About" heading with direct project description
- Add setup instructions for installing via pip and configuring authentication
- Include usage examples for basic API calls and error handling
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