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Enhancement, Tests


Description

  • Refactored api/index.py to simplify the Flask app initialization.

  • Added new endpoints for repository and graph operations.

  • Updated test imports to align with the refactored structure.

  • Introduced a new tests/index.py file for centralized test setup.


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Relevant files
Enhancement
1 files
index.py
Refactored Flask app and added new endpoints                         
+356/-360
Tests
8 files
test_auto_complete.py
Updated imports to match refactored structure                       
+1/-1     
test_find_paths.py
Updated imports to match refactored structure                       
+1/-1     
test_get_neighbors.py
Updated imports to match refactored structure                       
+1/-1     
test_graph_entities.py
Updated imports to match refactored structure                       
+1/-1     
test_list_commits.py
Updated imports to match refactored structure                       
+1/-1     
test_list_repos.py
Updated imports to match refactored structure                       
+1/-1     
test_repo_info.py
Updated imports to match refactored structure                       
+1/-1     
index.py
Added centralized test setup for Flask app                             
+450/-0 

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    Debug mode exposure:
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    app.run(debug=True)
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    @token_required  # Apply token authentication decorator
    def analyze_repo():

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    api/index.py [35-446]

    -app = Flask(__name__)
    +def create_app():
    +    app = Flask(__name__)
    +    
    +    # Decorator to protect routes with public access
    +    def public_access(f):
    +        @wraps(f)
    +        def decorated_function(*args, **kwargs):
    +            public = os.environ.get("CODE_GRAPH_PUBLIC", "0")  # Get public access setting
    +            if public != "1":
    +                return jsonify(message="Unauthorized"), 401
    +            return f(*args, **kwargs)
    +        return decorated_function
     
    -# Decorator to protect routes with public access
    -def public_access(f):
    -    @wraps(f)
    -    def decorated_function(*args, **kwargs):
    -        public = os.environ.get("CODE_GRAPH_PUBLIC", "0")  # Get public access setting
    -        if public != "1":
    -            return jsonify(message="Unauthorized"), 401
    -        return f(*args, **kwargs)
    -    return decorated_function
    +    # ... route definitions ...
    +    
    +    return app
     
    -# ... route definitions ...
    +if __name__ == '__main__':
    +    app = create_app()
    +    app.run(debug=True)
     
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    @AviAvni AviAvni merged commit e8789f7 into staging Feb 10, 2025
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