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The BasePaginator previously assumed that API responses would always be dictionaries containing a list under the specified data key. This assumption could lead to confusing `AttributeError`s (e.g., `'str' object has no attribute 'get'`) when the API returned unexpected types like lists or scalars. This change adds explicit type validation in `_extract_items`. It now raises a descriptive `TypeError` if: 1. The response payload is not a dictionary. 2. The extracted items under `data_key` are not a list. This improves robustness and debuggability when dealing with malformed responses or unexpected API behavior. Added `tests/unit/test_paginator_robustness.py` to cover these sad paths. Co-authored-by: google-labs-jules[bot] <161369871+google-labs-jules[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Applied `black` and `isort` to `imednet/core/paginator.py` and `tests/unit/test_paginator_robustness.py` to fix CI failures. Original context: Harden BasePaginator against invalid API responses by adding explicit type validation in `_extract_items`. It now raises a descriptive `TypeError` if the response payload is not a dictionary or if the extracted items are not a list. Co-authored-by: google-labs-jules[bot] <161369871+google-labs-jules[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
π Vulnerability: The
BasePaginatorimplicitly assumed API responses were always dictionaries, leading to obscureAttributeErrors when the API returned lists, strings, or other types. It also assumed the data underdata_keywas always a list.π‘οΈ Defense: Modified
imednet/core/paginator.pyto explicitly validate that the response payload is a dictionary and the extracted items are a list. It now raises a clearTypeErrorwith helpful context if these expectations are not met.π¬ Verification: Added
tests/unit/test_paginator_robustness.pywhich mocks the client to return invalid response types (list, scalar, invalid data key) and asserts that the expectedTypeErroris raised. Ranpytest tests/unit/test_paginator_robustness.pyto confirm.π Impact: eliminating fragility in pagination logic by converting runtime crashes into handled exceptions. Increases code confidence by handling known "sad paths".
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