Fix abstract renderer signatures and add small stubs so type checkers can
see expected attributes (e.g. username, _decrypt). This removes several
mypy false-positives that were caused by mixin/ABC mismatches.
Preserve message text containing ':' by using split(':', 1) in both
DefaultClientRenderer and RichClientRenderer.
Normalize renderer APIs: print_chat(...) now takes the response mapping
and returns None (matches runtime behavior).
Make RSA symmetric-key request more robust: read r.content instead of a
fixed-size r.raw.read(999), avoiding truncated key material.
Improve _connect_ws exception handling in client to ensure a valid
Exception is re-raised if connection attempts fail.
Correct server/service typing: memory_msgs is now typed as
list[Message] and we null-check incoming payload text before creating a
new Message.
Replace manual package list in setup.py with setuptools.find_packages()
so packaging uses valid Python package names.
Installed types-requests in the project venv so mypy no longer flags the
requests import.
Verification: ran python -m compileall and mypy cmd_chat — no issues
remain.
Notes:
Wire format still uses Python literal evaluation in some places (existing
behavior); switching to JSON for client/server payloads is recommended as a
follow-up for robustness and security.
62 lines
1.9 KiB
Python
62 lines
1.9 KiB
Python
import os
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import platform
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from cmd_chat.client.core.abs.abs_renderer import ClientRenderer
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from cmd_chat.client.config import COLORS
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from colorama import init
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init()
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class DefaultClientRenderer(ClientRenderer):
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def __get_os(self) -> str:
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""" checking what kind of platform you need
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"""
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if "Linux" in str(platform.platform()):
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return "Linux"
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return "Windows"
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def print_message(self, message: str) -> str:
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""" generating string with message in required format
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"""
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# split only on the first ':' to keep message contents intact
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parts = message.split(":", 1)
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if parts[0] == self.username:
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return COLORS["my_username_color"] + parts[0] + ": " + parts[1] + COLORS["text_color"]
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return parts[0] + ": " + parts[1] + COLORS["text_color"]
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def clear_console(self):
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# For windows clear command its cls
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# For linux clear command its clear
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if self.__get_os() == "Linux":
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os.system("clear")
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else:
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os.system("cls")
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def print_ip(
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self,
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ip: str
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) -> str:
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return f"IP: " + COLORS["ip_color"] + ip + COLORS["text_color"]
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def print_username(
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self,
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username: str
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) -> str:
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# Username label + colored username
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return f"USERNAME: " + COLORS["username_color"] + username + COLORS["text_color"]
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def print_chat(self, response) -> None:
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for i, msg in enumerate(response["messages"]):
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actual_message = self._decrypt(msg)
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if i == 0:
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for user in response["users_in_chat"]:
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print(self.print_ip(user.split(",")[0]))
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print(self.print_username(user.split(",")[1]))
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print("Write 'q' to quit from chat")
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print(f"\n{self.print_message(actual_message)}")
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else:
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print(f"{self.print_message(actual_message)}")
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