Add include_history parameter to Client search method#13
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73-83: Document the newinclude_historyparameter.
The publicsearchdocstring omits the new argument (Lines 73-83). Add it to the Args list so callers understand the behavior.
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 126: The README currently states include_history default is False while
the method signature defaults to None; update documentation or code so they
agree: either change the method signature's default for the include_history
parameter to False in the function/method declaration that accepts
include_history, or explicitly document in README that include_history=None
means "omit from request / let API decide" and that False is the explicit
boolean default when set; reference the include_history parameter and the method
signature where it's declared when making the change.
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Pull request overview
This PR adds an include_history parameter to the Client's search method, allowing users to control whether historical records are included in search results. The version is bumped to 1.0.4, and the vcrpy test dependency is added to support test recording.
Changes:
- Added optional
include_historyboolean parameter to the search method - Updated README documentation to describe the new parameter
- Added vcrpy dependency for test fixtures
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| requirements-test.txt | Adds vcrpy==7.0.* dependency for test cassette recording |
| quienesquien/version.py | Bumps version from 1.0.3 to 1.0.4 |
| quienesquien/client.py | Adds include_history parameter to search method signature and includes it in the API request params |
| README.md | Documents the new include_history parameter in the Search Parameters section |
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quienesquien/client.py:87
- The docstring is missing documentation for the new
include_historyparameter. All other parameters are documented in the Args section, butinclude_historyis not mentioned. This should be added for consistency and to help users understand what this parameter does.
"""Perform a search request and return the results.
Args:
full_name (str): Full name of the person.
match_score (int): Minimum match percentage (default: 60).
rfc (str): Mexican RFC.
curp (str): Mexican CURP.
gender (Gender): masculino or femenino.
birthday (datetime.date): Date of birth.
search_type (SearchType): fisica or moral.
search_list (tuple[SearchList, ...]): Lists to search.
If not provided, searches all.
The search is hierarchical: it first looks for a match by RFC,
then by CURP if RFC is not found, and finally by name if
neither is found.
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| 'birthday': birthday.strftime('%d/%m/%Y') if birthday else None, | ||
| 'type': search_type.value if search_type is not None else None, | ||
| 'list': ','.join(search_list) if search_list else None, | ||
| 'include_history': include_history, |
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When a Python boolean (True/False) is passed as a query parameter through httpx, it will be serialized as the capitalized string "True" or "False". Many REST APIs expect lowercase "true"/"false" or numeric "1"/"0" values for boolean parameters. You should verify that the API accepts "True"/"False" strings, or convert the boolean to the expected format. For example, you could use str(include_history).lower() if the API expects lowercase, or implement a converter function that maps True->1 and False->0 if the API expects numeric values.
| 'include_history': include_history, | |
| 'include_history': str(include_history).lower() if include_history is not None else None, |
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