feature/aiocache #326
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes update multiple components. The VS Code launch configuration now automatically opens the FastAPI documentation when the server is ready. The README installation instructions are revised to install dependencies from three separate files. The FastAPI application's lifespan event handler is refactored to use a new function with logging. API endpoints in the Postman collection have updated URL paths. Additionally, the caching strategy in the player routes shifts from FastAPICache to an in-memory cache, and new tests have been added to validate cache behavior. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)VS Code Server Ready ActionsequenceDiagram
participant Debugger as VSCode Debugger
participant Uvicorn as FastAPI Server (Uvicorn)
participant Browser as External Browser
Debugger->>Uvicorn: Launch FastAPI server
Uvicorn-->>Debugger: Log "Uvicorn running on ...:<port>"
Debugger->>Debugger: Match log with regex pattern
Debugger->>Browser: Open URL "http://localhost:<port>/docs"
API Request Flow with In-Memory CachingsequenceDiagram
participant Client as Client
participant API as Player Route Handler
participant Cache as Simple Memory Cache
participant DB as Database
Client->>API: GET /players/
API->>Cache: Retrieve players (CACHE_KEY)
alt Cache Hit
Cache-->>API: Return players
API->>Client: Respond with players (X-Cache: HIT)
else Cache Miss
Cache-->>API: No data found
API->>DB: Query players
DB-->>API: Return players
API->>Cache: Update cache with players (TTL 600)
API->>Client: Respond with players (X-Cache: MISS)
end
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postman_collections/python-samples-fastapi-restful.postman_collection.json (2)
25-25: Standardized endpoint URLs with trailing slashesThe URL has been updated to include a trailing slash, which is good for consistency. However, note that the
patharray in line 29 still shows["players"]without the trailing slash, which is inconsistent with the raw URL.Consider updating the
patharray to include an empty string element to represent the trailing slash:- "path": ["players"] + "path": ["players", ""]
53-53: Standardized endpoint URLs with trailing slashesSimilar to the previous comment, the URL has been updated with a trailing slash, but the
patharray in line 57 still shows["players"]without the trailing slash.Consider updating the
patharray to include an empty string element to represent the trailing slash:- "path": ["players"] + "path": ["players", ""]tests/test_main.py (1)
169-169: Update deprecated API usage in testsThe CI pipeline shows multiple deprecation warnings about using
data=<...>to upload content. The FastAPI TestClient now preferscontent=<...>for raw bytes/text content.Update all instances of
client.post(),client.put()calls to usecontent=instead ofdata=:-response = client.post(PATH, data=body) +response = client.post(PATH, content=body) -response = client.put(PATH + str(player_id), data=body) +response = client.put(PATH + str(player_id), content=body)Also applies to: 184-184, 199-199, 216-216, 232-232, 250-250
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17-18: Fix docstring formattingThe docstring has four quotes instead of the standard three quotes. This will cause documentation tools to not render the docstring properly.
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72-77: Add error handling for cache operationsCache operations could fail for various reasons. Consider adding error handling to gracefully handle cache failures without disrupting the API functionality.
- players = await simple_memory_cache.get(CACHE_KEY) - response.headers["X-Cache"] = "HIT" - if not players: - players = await player_service.retrieve_all_async(async_session) - await simple_memory_cache.set(CACHE_KEY, players, ttl=CACHE_TTL) - response.headers["X-Cache"] = "MISS" + try: + players = await simple_memory_cache.get(CACHE_KEY) + if players: + response.headers["X-Cache"] = "HIT" + else: + response.headers["X-Cache"] = "MISS" + players = await player_service.retrieve_all_async(async_session) + await simple_memory_cache.set(CACHE_KEY, players, ttl=CACHE_TTL) + except Exception as e: + # Log the error but continue with database retrieval + players = await player_service.retrieve_all_async(async_session) + response.headers["X-Cache"] = "ERROR"
47-47: Consider consistent caching approach across all routesCurrently, only the GET all players endpoint is cached, while individual player endpoints aren't. Consider using the same caching approach for other GET endpoints to improve overall API performance.
Here's how you could implement caching for the get_by_id_async endpoint:
@api_router.get( "/players/{player_id}", response_model=PlayerModel, status_code=status.HTTP_200_OK, summary="Retrieves a Player by its Id", tags=["Players"] ) async def get_by_id_async( player_id: int = Path(..., title="The ID of the Player"), response: Response, async_session: AsyncSession = Depends(generate_async_session) ): """ Endpoint to retrieve a Player by its ID. ... """ cache_key = f"{CACHE_KEY}:{player_id}" player = await simple_memory_cache.get(cache_key) if player: response.headers["X-Cache"] = "HIT" else: response.headers["X-Cache"] = "MISS" player = await player_service.retrieve_by_id_async(async_session, player_id) if player: await simple_memory_cache.set(cache_key, player, ttl=CACHE_TTL) if not player: raise HTTPException(status_code=status.HTTP_404_NOT_FOUND) return player
8-15: Consider using aiocache decorators for cleaner implementationWhile the manual caching approach gives you fine-grained control, aiocache also supports decorators that could make the code more concise. This would be especially useful if you implement caching across multiple endpoints.
from aiocache import cached, SimpleMemoryCache from aiocache.serializers import PickleSerializer # At the top level simple_memory_cache = SimpleMemoryCache() # Example usage with a decorator @cached(ttl=600, key="players", cache=simple_memory_cache, serializer=PickleSerializer()) async def get_players_from_db(async_session): return await player_service.retrieve_all_async(async_session) # Then in your route handler @api_router.get("/players/", ...) async def get_all_async( response: Response, async_session: AsyncSession = Depends(generate_async_session) ): # Custom logic to set headers based on cache state # ... players = await get_players_from_db(async_session) return players🧰 Tools
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.vscode/launch.json (1)
10-15: Developer experience improvement with auto-opening documentation!The added
serverReadyActionconfiguration automatically opens the FastAPI documentation in an external browser when the server is ready. This is a nice enhancement that streamlines the development workflow.requirements.txt (1)
5-5: Package replacement: fastapi-cache2 → aiocacheThe change from
fastapi-cache2==0.2.2toaiocache==0.12.3reflects the updated caching strategy mentioned in the PR title. This aligns with the other changes to implement a new caching mechanism.README.md (1)
31-33: Improved dependency installation instructionsBreaking down the dependencies into separate requirement files (
requirements.txt,requirements-lint.txt, andrequirements-test.txt) is a good practice that allows for more granular control over different types of dependencies.tests/test_main.py (2)
29-29: Improved test description for clarityThe test description now correctly reflects that the test is checking the response body rather than the status code, which is already covered in the previous test.
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Cache miss test for initial requests
Good addition! This test verifies that the new caching mechanism correctly identifies initial requests as cache misses.
However, be aware of the static analysis warnings about using
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Is using assert statements in Python test code considered good practice?💡 Result:
Using
assertstatements in Python test code is considered good practice when following testing best practices. They provide a straightforward way to check conditions during testing, but their effective use depends on proper implementation and understanding their role in different environments.Core Benefits of Assert in Testing
- Debugging Aid: Assert statements are primarily designed for debugging and testing, allowing developers to verify that conditions hold true at specific points in the code[1][2].
- Integration with Testing Frameworks: Tools like
unittestandpytestnatively supportassertfor validating test outcomes, enhancing readability and reducing boilerplate code[8][10].- Clarity and Brevity: Assertions simplify test cases by condensing checks into single-line statements, such as
assert result == expected_value[8][6].Best Practices for Using Assert in Tests
Do's:
- Add descriptive messages: Include error messages (e.g.,
assert x > 0, "x must be positive") to clarify failures[1][5].- Test one condition per assert: Focus each assertion on a single aspect of the code to isolate failures[3][7].
- Combine with structured tests: Use testing frameworks to organize assertions into test cases and suites for better maintainability[10][7].
Don'ts:
- Avoid production checks: Assertions can be disabled via the
-Oflag in Python, making them unreliable for runtime error handling[4][5].- Don’t replace proper error handling: Use exceptions (e.g.,
ValueError) for invalid inputs or expected edge cases instead of relying on asserts[4][5].Testing Framework Examples
- pytest: Leverages
assertintrospection to provide detailed failure reports, making it a preferred choice for many developers[8].def test_addition(): assert 1 + 1 == 2, "Basic arithmetic failed" # Passes assert 2 * 2 == 5, "Multiplication error" # Fails with message- unittest: Uses
self.assert*methods (e.g.,self.assertEqual()), which wrap assertions to integrate with the framework[10].Limitations and Alternatives
While
assertis effective in tests, formal testing frameworks offer additional features like setup/teardown methods, parameterized tests, and mock objects, which are essential for complex scenarios[3][7][10]. For example:# Using unittest's specialized assertion import unittest class TestMath(unittest.TestCase): def test_division(self): self.assertAlmostEqual(0.1 + 0.2, 0.3, places=7) # Handles floating-point precisionConclusion
Assert statements are a valid and recommended tool for Python test code when used within testing frameworks and paired with clear error messages. However, they should complement—not replace—structured testing practices and proper error-handling mechanisms.
Citations:
- 1: https://realpython.com/python-assert-statement/
- 2: https://www.programiz.com/python-programming/assert-statement
- 3: https://www.w3resource.com/python-interview/what-are-the-common-testing-best-practices-in-python.php
- 4: https://snyk.io/blog/the-dangers-of-assert-in-python/
- 5: https://contextqa.com/assert-in-python/
- 6: https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_keyword_assert.asp
- 7: https://codefresh.io/learn/unit-testing/unit-testing-in-python-quick-tutorial-and-4-best-practices/
- 8: https://docs.pytest.org/en/stable/how-to/assert.html
- 9: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjUgWvNxHys
- 10: https://www.browserstack.com/guide/unit-testing-python
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Nice work on this cache miss test. It correctly verifies that the caching mechanism identifies initial requests as cache misses.
Note regarding the use of assert statements in this test: Despite static analysis warnings noting that asserts are removed when Python is run with optimization (
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15-21: Good improvement to the lifespan handlerThe refactored lifespan function with proper type annotations and logging is a good improvement over the previous implementation. This makes the code more maintainable and easier to understand.
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6-13: Well-structured logging setupGood addition of logging functionality using the uvicorn logger. The comment referencing the GitHub issue provides helpful context for why this specific logger is being used.
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Address test failure related to caching
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Update caching test expectations to match the new behavior
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AssertionError: assert 'HIT' == 'MISS') clearly indicates a change in caching behavior that isn't reflected in the tests. However, our automated search for the failing assertion (using the command targeting the exact string) did not return any matches. Please manually verify the caching tests to confirm that:
- The expected behavior of the cache (i.e., whether it should return
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15-18: Good cache configuration with explicit constantsSetting explicit constants for the cache key and TTL is a good practice that makes the caching behavior more maintainable and easier to adjust in the future.
47-47: Good cache invalidation on data modificationsThe cache is correctly invalidated in all data-modifying endpoints (POST, PUT, DELETE). This ensures that the API doesn't serve stale data after modifications.
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72-77:⚠️ Potential issueIncorrect order of cache hit/miss header logic
The X-Cache header is set to "HIT" before checking if players exist in the cache, which could lead to incorrect header values.
- players = await simple_memory_cache.get(CACHE_KEY) - response.headers["X-Cache"] = "HIT" - if not players: - players = await player_service.retrieve_all_async(async_session) - await simple_memory_cache.set(CACHE_KEY, players, ttl=CACHE_TTL) - response.headers["X-Cache"] = "MISS" + players = await simple_memory_cache.get(CACHE_KEY) + if players: + response.headers["X-Cache"] = "HIT" + else: + response.headers["X-Cache"] = "MISS" + players = await player_service.retrieve_all_async(async_session) + await simple_memory_cache.set(CACHE_KEY, players, ttl=CACHE_TTL)This issue was previously identified and should have been fixed according to past review comments. The current implementation doesn't match the expected fix.
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16-20: Fix docstring typo in lifespan functionThere's a small typo in the docstring - an extra double quote.
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13-24: Well-structured test for cache miss scenario!This test properly verifies that the initial request to the
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26-38: Good cache hit verification testThis test effectively verifies the caching behavior by making two consecutive requests and checking that the second request correctly returns a cache hit. This validates that your caching implementation is working as expected.
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56-56: LGTM: Clear test description updateThe description update clarifies that this test focuses on validating the response body content rather than the status code (which is covered by a separate test).
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11-13: Good logging setup with clear commentsThe explicit logging configuration with a reference to the GitHub issue helps explain why the specific logger name is used. This improves maintainability.
23-23: LGTM: Clean update to lifespan function referenceThe FastAPI app initialization properly references the new lifespan function.
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6-9: Appropriate imports for the new caching strategyThe addition of Response and SimpleMemoryCache imports supports the shift from FastAPICache to aiocache's SimpleMemoryCache.
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15-18: Well-defined cache configurationThe SimpleMemoryCache instance and constants for cache key and TTL provide clear configuration for the caching system. The 10-minute TTL is a reasonable default.
47-47: Consistent cache clearingThe cache clearing is consistently applied in post, put, and delete operations, ensuring that the cache stays in sync with the database.
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59-61: Good addition of Response parameterAdding the Response parameter to the get_all_async function allows setting the X-Cache header, which is essential for the caching strategy and test validation.
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