Add compatibility for DLCs#10
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shaunikm
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Jun 28, 2022
shaunikm
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- Pull data from https://botw-compendium.herokuapp.com/api/v2/master_mode in addition to the base URL
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| def __init__(self, base_url: str="https://botw-compendium.herokuapp.com/api/v2", default_timeout: Union[int, float, None]=None): | ||
| def __init__(self, base_url: str="https://botw-compendium.herokuapp.com/api/v2", default_timeout: Union[int, float, None]=None, master_mode: bool = False): |
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I think master_mode should be passed into the functions rather than to the class, because we do not want to create another object for master_mode data.
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I feel that having master_mode passed when the class is initialized would remove the need for a redundant parameter in every function of the class.
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| res: dict = self.api.request(f"/entry/{entry}", timeout) |
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I plan on adding a dlc field to entry data in v3. Until then, is there a better way of determining if it is master_mode or not without two requests?
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Other than using local data, I don’t see any way to determine if an entry is from master_mode without two requests.
| res: dict = self.api.request(f"/entry/{entry}", timeout) | ||
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| res = self.master_api.request(f"/entry/{entry}", timeout) |
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Again, I don’t see a way to minimize the number of requests we have here other than using local data.
- Can also override class parameter `master_mode`
…` with `master_mode`
Reduce number of requests when calling function
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