Proper dependency injection

[csikb]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced member and video management functionalities including folder creation, updates, and media uploads.
  • Introduced dynamic settings retrieval for initializing services in the application.

• Refactor

  • Improved dependency injection for better service management.
  • Updated member and video services to enhance image handling capabilities.

• Style

  • Adjusted code formatting for better consistency in project configuration files.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on enhancing dependency management and service configuration in a FastAPI application. Key changes include adjustments in service initialization, dependency injection, and handling of settings across various modules. This refactoring ensures that services like MemberService and VideoService are more flexible and better integrated with the application's settings, improving the management of resources like member profiles and video content.

Changes

File(s)	Summary of Changes
pyproject.toml	Adjusted spacing in the mypy configuration.
src/dependencies.py, src/main.py	Introduced functions and dependencies for retrieving settings and initializing services based on these settings.
src/routers/...	Enhanced function definitions with Annotated typing and added service dependencies to various endpoints.
src/services/...	Modified service classes to remove default base_path values and introduced new attributes for managing image sizes, enhancing flexibility in resource management.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6c2eba6 and 2a15c39.

Files selected for processing (7)

• pyproject.toml (1 hunks)
• src/dependencies.py (1 hunks)
• src/main.py (1 hunks)
• src/routers/member.py (2 hunks)
• src/routers/video.py (3 hunks)
• src/services/member.py (2 hunks)
• src/services/video.py (2 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (14)

src/dependencies.py (3)

11-13: Using lru_cache for settings retrieval is a good practice for performance optimization.

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16-18: Proper implementation of dependency injection for MemberService using get_settings.

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21-23: Proper implementation of dependency injection for VideoService using get_settings.

src/main.py (1)

16-18: Initialization of services with settings retrieved via dependency injection is correctly implemented. Ensure integration with other parts of the application is seamless.

src/routers/video.py (3)

20-23: Dependency injection for VideoService in create_video_folder is correctly implemented.

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34-37: Dependency injection for VideoService in update_video_folder is correctly implemented.

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50-55: Dependency injection for VideoService in upload_video_poster is correctly implemented. Consider enhancing error handling for file type validation to provide more specific error messages.

src/routers/member.py (3)

19-23: Dependency injection for MemberService in create_member_folder is correctly implemented.

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34-38: Dependency injection for MemberService in update_member_folder is correctly implemented.

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52-57: Dependency injection for MemberService in upload_member_picture is correctly implemented. Consider enhancing error handling for file type validation to provide more specific error messages.

src/services/video.py (2)

13-20: Removal of default value for base_path and introduction of poster_sizes in the constructor are correctly implemented to enhance flexibility and configuration.

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48-48: Using poster_sizes for creating thumbnails in create_thumbnails method is a good practice, ensuring flexibility in image formatting.

src/services/member.py (2)

13-20: Removal of default value for base_path and introduction of profile_picture_sizes in the constructor are correctly implemented to enhance flexibility and configuration.

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46-46: Using profile_picture_sizes for creating profile pictures in create_profile_picture method is a good practice, ensuring flexibility in image formatting.

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