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User->>Client: Initiate site search
Client->>API_Server: Request search results
API_Server-->>Client: Return results (total, page_size, page_count)
Client->>User: Print search statistics
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README.md (1)
168-168: Consistent unordered-list markerThe rest of the README uses dash
-for unordered lists, while this line switches to an asterisk*, triggeringmarkdownlint MD004.-* Python >= 3.7,建议3.9以上,因为jmcomic的依赖库可能会不支持3.9以下的版本。 +- Python >= 3.7,建议 3.9 以上,因为 jmcomic 的依赖库可能会不支持 3.9 以下的版本。src/jmcomic/jm_config.py (1)
139-139: Single hard-coded domain → fragile
API_URL_DOMAIN_SERVERnow points to a Jakarta COS bucket. If that host becomes unavailable the mobile client auto-update will fail.Consider accepting multiple mirrors and trying them in order, e.g.:
- API_URL_DOMAIN_SERVER = f'{PROT}jmapp03-1308024008.cos.ap-jakarta.myqcloud.com/server-2024.txt' + API_URL_DOMAIN_SERVER_LIST = [ + f'{PROT}jmapp03-1308024008.cos.ap-jakarta.myqcloud.com/server-2024.txt', + f'{PROT}jmappc01-1308024008.cos.ap-guangzhou.myqcloud.com/server-2024.txt', + ]and iterate until one succeeds.
assets/docs/sources/tutorial/0_common_usage.md (1)
129-130: Property / method consistencyThe snippet prints
page.page_size; ensure the public API exposespage_sizeas a property (see the test note). Otherwise readers will copy code that prints a method object.pyproject.toml (1)
32-42: Addlicensemetadata and a license trove classifierMissing license information prevents automated compliance checks.
[project] ... +license = {file = "LICENSE"} ... classifiers=[ "Development Status :: 4 - Beta", + "License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License",
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5-5: Version bump acknowledgedNothing else changed in the module; the new value simply aligns the code with the release notes.
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| def test_search(self): | ||
| page: JmSearchPage = self.client.search_tag('+无修正 +中文 -全彩') | ||
| print(f'总数: {page.total}, 分页大小: {page.page_size},页数: {page.page_count}') |
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Avoid prints in tests & confirm page_size is an int
- Printing inside tests clutters CI output.
page.page_sizelooks like a property, but if it is a method it will print<bound method …>and break thepage_countmath.
- print(f'总数: {page.total}, 分页大小: {page.page_size},页数: {page.page_count}')
+ # Assert pagination meta instead of printing
+ import math
+ self.assertIsInstance(page.total, int)
+ self.assertGreater(page.total, 0)
+ self.assertIsInstance(page.page_size, int)
+ self.assertGreater(page.page_size, 0)
+ self.assertEqual(page.page_count,
+ math.ceil(page.total / page.page_size))If page_size is actually a method, decorate it with @property so callers (including the existing page_count implementation) work correctly.
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Avoid prints in tests & assert pagination metadata
The print in test_search clutters CI output. Instead, verify pagination values with assertions. Since page_size is already a @property returning an int, no decorator changes are needed.
• File: tests/test_jmcomic/test_jm_client.py (line 20)
• Replace:
- print(f'总数: {page.total}, 分页大小: {page.page_size},页数: {page.page_count}')
+ import math
+ # Assert pagination metadata
+ self.assertIsInstance(page.total, int)
+ self.assertGreater(page.total, 0)
+ self.assertIsInstance(page.page_size, int)
+ self.assertGreater(page.page_size, 0)
+ self.assertEqual(
+ page.page_count,
+ math.ceil(page.total / page.page_size)
+ )No changes required to the page_size property—it already returns an int as intended.
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| print(f'总数: {page.total}, 分页大小: {page.page_size},页数: {page.page_count}') | |
| import math | |
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