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Ive provided a env example, removed some files that were not needed, edited the readme (you may undo this if youd like), formatted with ruff, fixed the TimeFrame import issue with some of the files, and organized a little bit. Thanks for creating this project. <3

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  • New Features

    • Added automated tools for extracting and managing session IDs (SSID) using browser automation.
    • Introduced a sample environment configuration template for SSID setup.
    • Added a persistent browser driver utility for session management.
    • Included a TODO list outlining future enhancements.
  • Documentation

    • Greatly simplified the main README, focusing on essential usage and affiliate links.
    • Removed advanced and enhanced documentation files.
    • Deleted migration guides, performance reports, and example scripts.
  • Refactor / Style

    • Standardized and clarified log and print messages across all scripts and tests.
    • Improved code formatting, consistency, and readability throughout the codebase.
    • Enhanced docstrings and documentation for models and enums.
  • Bug Fixes

    • No user-facing bug fixes were introduced.
  • Chores

    • Updated .gitignore to exclude browser profile data.
    • Removed setup scripts and legacy files no longer in use.
  • Tests

    • Reformatted and cleaned up test scripts for clarity and consistency.
    • Removed obsolete or redundant test and example files.

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Walkthrough

This update removes the legacy synchronous PocketOption API implementation and its related modules, replacing them with a streamlined, fully asynchronous client. New tools for SSID extraction and Selenium WebDriver management are introduced, documentation and example files are simplified, and code style is standardized throughout the async client and test suite.

Changes

Files / Groups Change Summary
.env.example, SSID/driver.py, SSID/get_ssid.py, TODO/todo.md Added environment variable template, Selenium WebDriver manager, SSID extraction script, and a TODO list.
.gitignore Added ignore pattern for browser profiles.
README.md Simplified to minimal installation and usage notes, affiliate links updated.
README_ASYNC.md, README_ENHANCED.md, docs/todo.md, enhanced_performance_report.txt, examples/async_examples.py, migration_guide.py, performance_report.txt, pocketoptionapi/api.py, pocketoptionapi/backend/ws/chat/__init__.py, pocketoptionapi/backend/ws/client.py, pocketoptionapi/candles.json, pocketoptionapi/constants.py, pocketoptionapi/expiration.py, pocketoptionapi/global_value.py, pocketoptionapi/pocket.py, pocketoptionapi/prueba_temp.py, pocketoptionapi/stable_api.py, pocketoptionapi/test/webdrivertest.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/chanels/base.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/chanels/buyv3.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/chanels/candles.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/chanels/get_balances.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/chanels/ssid.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/channels/base.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/channels/buyv3.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/channels/candles.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/channels/change_symbol.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/channels/get_balances.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/channels/ssid.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/client.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/objects/base.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/objects/candles.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/objects/time_sync.py, pocketoptionapi/ws/objects/timesync.py, pocketoptionapi_async/connection_keep_alive.py.bak, run_api.ps1, setup.py, test.py, test/client_test_1.py Removed legacy synchronous API, related modules, comprehensive documentation, migration scripts, performance reports, and example scripts.
pocketoptionapi_async/__init__.py, pocketoptionapi_async/client.py, pocketoptionapi_async/config.py, pocketoptionapi_async/constants.py, pocketoptionapi_async/exceptions.py, pocketoptionapi_async/models.py, pocketoptionapi_async/monitoring.py, pocketoptionapi_async/utils.py, pocketoptionapi_async/websocket_client.py Refactored for style: improved formatting, docstrings, logging, and code clarity. No functional changes.
advanced_testing_suite.py, comprehensive_demo.py, connection_keep_alive.py, connection_monitor.py, demo_enhanced_api.py, load_testing_tool.py, performance_tests.py Refactored logging/output for clarity, removed emojis, standardized formatting, improved readability.
tests/client_test.py, tests/enhanced_test.py, tests/integration_tests.py, tests/test_async_api.py, tests/test_balance_fix.py, tests/test_candles_fix.py, tests/test_complete_order_tracking.py, tests/test_complete_ssid.py, tests/test_demo_live_connection.py, tests/test_demo_live_fix.py, tests/test_fixed_connection.py Refactored test scripts for code style, logging, and output consistency; removed emojis and improved formatting.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant get_ssid.py
    participant SeleniumDriver
    participant PocketOptionWeb
    participant .env file

    User->>get_ssid.py: Run script
    get_ssid.py->>SeleniumDriver: Launch browser (Chrome/Firefox)
    SeleniumDriver->>PocketOptionWeb: Navigate to login page
    User->>PocketOptionWeb: Manually log in
    PocketOptionWeb->>SeleniumDriver: Redirect to cabinet page
    get_ssid.py->>SeleniumDriver: Collect browser logs
    get_ssid.py->>get_ssid.py: Extract SSID from WebSocket frames
    get_ssid.py->>.env file: Save or update SSID variable
    get_ssid.py->>User: Log result and exit
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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant AsyncPocketOptionClient
    participant PocketOptionAPI (WebSocket)
    participant Monitoring/KeepAlive

    User->>AsyncPocketOptionClient: connect()
    AsyncPocketOptionClient->>PocketOptionAPI (WebSocket): Open connection
    PocketOptionAPI (WebSocket)-->>AsyncPocketOptionClient: Auth response
    AsyncPocketOptionClient->>Monitoring/KeepAlive: Start monitoring tasks
    User->>AsyncPocketOptionClient: get_balance()/place_order()/get_candles()
    AsyncPocketOptionClient->>PocketOptionAPI (WebSocket): Send request
    PocketOptionAPI (WebSocket)-->>AsyncPocketOptionClient: Return data/events
    AsyncPocketOptionClient-->>User: Return result
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  • ChipaDevTeam/PocketOptionAPI#23: Adds comprehensive error handling, monitoring, circuit breaker, retry policies, and connection keep-alive management to the async PocketOption API client, closely related to the async client and monitoring enhancements in this update.

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Actionable comments posted: 9

🔭 Outside diff range comments (3)
tests/client_test.py (1)

6-6: Security concern: Hardcoded session data may contain real user information.

The hardcoded session string appears to contain real user data including IP address, user agent, and session ID. This should be replaced with test data or loaded from environment variables.

-SESSION = r'42["auth",{"session":"a:4:{s:10:\"session_id\";s:32:\"a1dc009a7f1f0c8267d940d0a036156f\";s:10:\"ip_address\";s:12:\"190.162.4.33\";s:10:\"user_agent\";s:120:\"Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/120.0.0.0 Safari/537.36 OP\";s:13:\"last_activity\";i:1709914958;}793884e7bccc89ec798c06ef1279fcf2","isDemo":0,"uid":27658142,"platform":1}]'
+SESSION = r'42["auth",{"session":"test_session_data","isDemo":1,"uid":12345,"platform":1}]'
README.md (1)

1-74: Significant documentation simplification

The README has been dramatically simplified, removing extensive documentation including usage examples, advanced features, testing instructions, and API references. While this creates a cleaner entry point, ensure that:

  1. Critical information is available in other documentation files
  2. The automated SSID scraper in the SSID folder adequately replaces manual extraction instructions
  3. Users can easily find comprehensive documentation when needed

The streamlined approach may improve initial user experience, but consider maintaining a link to more detailed documentation for advanced users.

pocketoptionapi_async/client.py (1)

1005-1108: Break down complex method to improve maintainability.

This method has 17 branches and handles multiple types of data, making it difficult to maintain and test. Consider breaking it into smaller, focused methods.

    async def _on_json_data(self, data: Dict[str, Any]) -> None:
        """Handle detailed order data from JSON bytes messages"""
        if not isinstance(data, dict):
            return

+        # Delegate to specific handlers
+        if "candles" in data:
+            await self._handle_candles_data(data)
+        elif "requestId" in data and "asset" in data:
+            await self._handle_order_data(data)
+        elif "deals" in data:
+            await self._handle_deals_data(data)

+    async def _handle_candles_data(self, data: Dict[str, Any]) -> None:
+        """Handle candles data from JSON messages"""
        # Move candles handling logic here
        
+    async def _handle_order_data(self, data: Dict[str, Any]) -> None:
+        """Handle order data from JSON messages"""
        # Move order data handling logic here
        
+    async def _handle_deals_data(self, data: Dict[str, Any]) -> None:
+        """Handle deals data from JSON messages"""
        # Move deals handling logic here
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TODO/todo.md (1)

1-6: Fix markdown formatting for better consistency.

The markdown formatting has some issues that should be addressed:

 # TO-DO List

-### Add Template for a basic PO bot
- - TBD
-### Organize files more efficiently
- - TBD
+## Add Template for a basic PO bot
+- TBD
+
+## Organize files more efficiently
+- TBD

This fixes the heading level increment issue (h2 instead of h3) and corrects the list indentation.

tests/client_test.py (1)

41-42: Remove commented-out code.

Dead code should be removed to improve maintainability.

-    # Code to make order
-    # data = r'42["openOrder",{"asset":"#AXP_otc","amount":1,"action":"call","isDemo":1,"requestId":14680035,"optionType":100,"time":20}]'
-    # await websocket.send(data)
.env.example (1)

1-1: Good addition for SSID configuration template.

This environment file template aligns well with the new automatic SSID gathering functionality mentioned in the PR.

Consider adding a blank line at the end of the file for consistency:

-SSID = ''
+SSID = ''
+
SSID/driver.py (1)

82-83: Consider adding chained exception context.

For better error traceability, consider using raise ... from err when re-raising exceptions.

         except Exception as e:
             logger.error(f"Error initializing Chrome WebDriver: {e}")
-            raise
+            raise WebDriverError(f"Failed to initialize Chrome WebDriver: {e}") from e

Note: You may need to define a custom WebDriverError exception class or use a more specific exception type.

Also applies to: 110-111

pocketoptionapi_async/connection_keep_alive.py (1)

46-46: Consider adding exception chaining for better error context.

Following the static analysis hint, adding from err or from None would improve error traceability.

         except ImportError:
             logger.error("Failed to import AsyncWebSocketClient")
-            raise ImportError("AsyncWebSocketClient module not available")
+            raise ImportError("AsyncWebSocketClient module not available") from None
pocketoptionapi_async/websocket_client.py (3)

221-224: Consider using contextlib.suppress for cleaner exception handling.

Following the static analysis suggestion, this would make the code more concise and clear.

+            import contextlib
             try:
-                await self._ping_task
-            except asyncio.CancelledError:
-                pass
+                with contextlib.suppress(asyncio.CancelledError):
+                    await self._ping_task

342-345: Use contextlib.suppress for cleaner exception handling.

This would make the exception handling more explicit and concise.

+        import contextlib
         if event in self._event_handlers:
-            try:
-                self._event_handlers[event].remove(handler)
-            except ValueError:
-                pass
+            with contextlib.suppress(ValueError):
+                self._event_handlers[event].remove(handler)

648-655: Simplify conditional logic by removing unnecessary elif.

The elif after return is unnecessary and can be simplified.

             if "api-" in parts:
                 return parts.replace("api-", "").upper()
-            elif "demo" in parts:
+            if "demo" in parts:
                 return "DEMO"
-            else:
-                return "UNKNOWN"
+            return "UNKNOWN"
SSID/get_ssid.py (2)

71-71: Consider regex pattern maintainability

The regex pattern is quite complex and may be brittle if the WebSocket message format changes. Consider adding comments explaining the pattern structure or breaking it into named groups for better maintainability.

-        ssid_pattern = r'(42\["auth",\{"session":"[^"]+","isDemo":\d+,"uid":\d+,"platform":\d+,"isFastHistory":(?:true|false)\}\])'
+        # Pattern to match full SSID: 42["auth",{"session":"...","isDemo":1,"uid":123,"platform":1,"isFastHistory":true}]
+        ssid_pattern = r'(42\["auth",\{' \
+                      r'"session":"[^"]+",?' \
+                      r'"isDemo":\d+,?' \
+                      r'"uid":\d+,?' \
+                      r'"platform":\d+,?' \
+                      r'"isFastHistory":(?:true|false)' \
+                      r'\}\])'

64-64: Consider browser choice configurability

The script hardcodes Chrome as the browser choice. Consider making this configurable to support different browser preferences or system constraints.

-        driver = get_driver("chrome")
+        browser = os.getenv("BROWSER_TYPE", "chrome")
+        driver = get_driver(browser)
performance_tests.py (1)

62-64: Remove redundant else blocks after return

The else branch immediately follows a return, so it can be de-indented to reduce nesting and improve readability:

-        if connection_times:
-            return {...}
-        else:
-            return {"success_rate": 0}
+        if connection_times:
+            return {...}
+        return {"success_rate": 0}

Also applies to: 127-128, 255-259

connection_monitor.py (2)

100-118: Optional: Remove else after return in start_monitoring

The else after a return is unnecessary. De-indent the failure path to flatten the control flow:

-            if success:
-                return True
-            else:
-                return False
+            if success:
+                return True
+            return False

134-138: Suggest using contextlib.suppress for CancelledError

Replace the try/except asyncio.CancelledError block with:

from contextlib import suppress

with suppress(asyncio.CancelledError):
    await self.monitor_task

This reduces boilerplate around task cancellation.

load_testing_tool.py (4)

79-83: Remove redundant else after return in run_load_test

The else branch is unnecessary following a return. Flatten it to improve readability:

-        if config.stress_mode:
-            return await self._run_stress_test(config)
-        else:
-            return await self._run_standard_load_test(config)
+        if config.stress_mode:
+            return await self._run_stress_test(config)
+        return await self._run_standard_load_test(config)

170-176: Function signature complexity: too many parameters

_run_client_operations has six parameters. Consider bundling related settings into a config object or using **kwargs to reduce signature complexity.


434-435: Use max() to update peak operations

Simplify peak throughput update:

-            if ops_this_second > self.peak_operations_per_second:
-                self.peak_operations_per_second = ops_this_second
+            self.peak_operations_per_second = max(self.peak_operations_per_second, ops_this_second)

258-259: Avoid bare except: specify exception or use suppress()

Catching all exceptions with a bare except can mask issues. Replace with a specific exception or use:

from contextlib import suppress

with suppress(Exception):
    await client.disconnect()

for both client and keep-alive cleanup.

Also applies to: 330-333

tests/integration_tests.py (2)

48-50: Inconsistent with project logging conventions: emojis in log messages

The integration tests still use emojis like 🔍 and in logging output, which contradicts the PR’s effort to standardize on textual prefixes.

Also applies to: 62-63


916-922: Inconsistent with project logging conventions: emojis in summary output

Lines printing 🏁, 🎉, 👍 should be replaced with clear prefixes such as Success: or Error: to maintain consistency across the codebase.

Also applies to: 957-961

connection_keep_alive.py (5)

88-88: Use logger.exception for tracebacks
Current logger.error(f"...{e}") hides stack traces. Consider logger.exception(...) to preserve debugging context.


190-190: Use contextlib.suppress for cleanup
Replace the try/except: pass around await websocket.close() with contextlib.suppress(Exception) to reduce boilerplate.


322-323: Make ping‐response timeout configurable
Extract the 60s hard‐coded threshold into a class constant or init parameter for flexibility.


364-364: Use contextlib.suppress in reconnect cleanup
Same suggestion as line 190 to simplify cancellation of old websockets.


465-471: Extract region from URL via string parsing
Consider using urllib.parse or a regex to handle unusual hostnames more robustly.

advanced_testing_suite.py (5)

95-95: Rename unused loop variable
In for i in range(50) the i is unused. Rename to _ or _i to satisfy B007.


336-336: Define async track_event helper
Generates per-event callbacks; consider making this sync for simplicity.


344-349: Simplify event handler registration
Avoid await track_event(...); track_event can return handlers synchronously.


441-441: Multi-asset test log prefix
“Retrieved:” prefix may be eye‐catching; consider “Assets:” for clarity.


489-489: Rename unused loop variable
In for i in range(20) the i is unused. Rename to _ to satisfy B007.

pocketoptionapi_async/utils.py (2)

35-35: Move import json to module top
Importing inside function adds overhead each call; consider hoisting to the top.


91-100: Refactored analysis result dict
Clear key ordering and extraction of volatility/trend.
Consider guarding against prices[0] == 0 to avoid ZeroDivisionError.

pocketoptionapi_async/client.py (5)

41-52: Consider using a configuration object to reduce constructor complexity.

The constructor has 10 parameters, which makes it difficult to use and maintain. Consider creating a ClientConfig dataclass to group related parameters.

+@dataclass
+class ClientConfig:
+    ssid: str
+    is_demo: bool = True
+    region: Optional[str] = None
+    uid: int = 0
+    platform: int = 1
+    is_fast_history: bool = True
+    persistent_connection: bool = False
+    auto_reconnect: bool = True
+    enable_logging: bool = True

-    def __init__(
-        self,
-        ssid: str,
-        is_demo: bool = True,
-        region: Optional[str] = None,
-        uid: int = 0,
-        platform: int = 1,
-        is_fast_history: bool = True,
-        persistent_connection: bool = False,
-        auto_reconnect: bool = True,
-        enable_logging: bool = True,
-    ):
+    def __init__(self, config: ClientConfig):

168-171: Remove unnecessary else clause after return.

The else clause is unnecessary since the if block always returns.

        if self.persistent_connection:
            return await self._start_persistent_connection(regions)
-        else:
-            return await self._start_regular_connection(regions)
+        return await self._start_regular_connection(regions)

295-301: Remove unnecessary else clause after return.

Similar to the previous case, the else clause is redundant.

        if success:
            self._is_persistent = True
            logger.info(" Persistent connection established successfully")
            return True
-        else:
-            logger.error("Failed to establish persistent connection")
-            return False
+        logger.error("Failed to establish persistent connection")
+        return False

1409-1416: Remove unnecessary else clause after return.

The else clause is redundant since the if block always returns.

                if success:
                    logger.info(f" Reconnection successful on attempt {attempt + 1}")
                    # Trigger reconnected event
                    await self._emit_event("reconnected", {})
                    return True
-                else:
-                    logger.warning(f"Reconnection attempt {attempt + 1} failed")
+                logger.warning(f"Reconnection attempt {attempt + 1} failed")

36-40: Consider architectural improvements to reduce class complexity.

The class has 30 instance attributes and handles multiple responsibilities (connection management, data parsing, event handling, order management). Consider breaking this into smaller, focused components using composition.

Suggested approach:

  • ConnectionManager - Handle WebSocket connections and keep-alive
  • DataParser - Parse incoming messages and events
  • OrderManager - Manage order lifecycle and tracking
  • EventEmitter - Handle event callbacks and subscriptions
  • CandleManager - Handle candle data requests and caching

This would improve testability, maintainability, and follow the Single Responsibility Principle.

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tests/test_complete_order_tracking.py

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[refactor] 115-116: Consider using 'periods = min(periods, len(prices))' instead of unnecessary if block

(R1730)


[refactor] 136-137: Consider using 'periods = min(periods, len(prices))' instead of unnecessary if block

(R1730)


[refactor] 151-156: Unnecessary "elif" after "return", remove the leading "el" from "elif"

(R1705)


[refactor] 172-173: Consider using 'periods = min(periods, len(candles))' instead of unnecessary if block

(R1730)


[refactor] 196-203: Unnecessary "elif" after "return", remove the leading "el" from "elif"

(R1705)


[refactor] 294-294: Too few public methods (1/2)

(R0903)


[refactor] 378-381: Unnecessary "elif" after "return", remove the leading "el" from "elif"

(R1705)

pocketoptionapi_async/client.py

[refactor] 36-36: Too many instance attributes (30/7)

(R0902)


[refactor] 41-41: Too many arguments (10/5)

(R0913)


[refactor] 41-41: Too many positional arguments (10/5)

(R0917)


[refactor] 168-171: Unnecessary "else" after "return", remove the "else" and de-indent the code inside it

(R1705)


[refactor] 295-301: Unnecessary "else" after "return", remove the "else" and de-indent the code inside it

(R1705)


[refactor] 436-436: Too many branches (13/12)

(R0912)


[error] 647-647: Instance of 'ConnectionKeepAlive' has no 'get_stats' member

(E1101)


[refactor] 1005-1005: Too many branches (17/12)

(R0912)


[refactor] 1339-1339: Too many branches (13/12)

(R0912)


[refactor] 1409-1416: Unnecessary "else" after "return", remove the "else" and de-indent the code inside it

(R1705)

🔇 Additional comments (127)
tests/client_test.py (1)

1-4: Good cleanup of unused import.

Removing the unused json import improves code cleanliness.

.gitignore (1)

152-154: Good addition to ignore browser profiles for SSID functionality.

The new ignore pattern for browser_profiles* appropriately excludes Selenium WebDriver browser profile directories from version control, which aligns with the new SSID extraction functionality.

pocketoptionapi_async/__init__.py (3)

14-15: Good formatting improvements for imports.

The addition of trailing commas and consistent formatting enhances code readability.


27-38: Excellent multi-line formatting for monitoring imports.

The multi-line format with trailing commas makes the import list more maintainable and diff-friendly.


46-74: Well-formatted all export list.

The multi-line formatting with consistent double quotes and proper organization improves readability and maintainability.

pocketoptionapi_async/exceptions.py (1)

5-5: Formatting: Consistent blank lines

Added explicit blank lines between class definitions and their docstrings/bodies to enhance readability. No functional changes introduced.

Also applies to: 8-8, 14-14, 20-20, 27-27, 33-33, 39-39, 44-44

tests/test_complete_ssid.py (1)

1-166: Trivial formatting changes

This file only has blank line insertions and print formatting clean-up; no logic modifications.

tests/test_demo_live_fix.py (1)

1-115: Trivial formatting changes

Only blank line adjustments and print statement clean-up. No functional impact.

pocketoptionapi_async/config.py (4)

7-7: Import typing for return types

The Dict, Any import is correctly added to support the to_dict return annotation.


22-22: Formatting: Blank line before class

Inserted a blank line before TradingConfig for consistency. Style-only change.


61-70: Formatting: Section separation

Blank lines inserted between environment-loading sections (Connection, Trading, Logging) for clarity.


96-96: Ensure all config attributes are represented

Added mappings for message_timeout, default_timeout, and log_file in to_dict, matching the dataclass fields.

Also applies to: 104-104, 111-111

tests/test_demo_live_connection.py (1)

1-75: Trivial formatting changes

Only blank line and print statement adjustments; test logic remains unchanged.

pocketoptionapi_async/constants.py (1)

9-139: Formatting-only changes approved
Conversion to consistent double quotes, addition of trailing commas, and whitespace adjustments align the constants file with project style guidelines. No functional or semantic changes detected.

tests/test_complete_order_tracking.py (3)

21-27: Refined environment prompts
Environment variable instructions are now plain text without emojis, improving clarity for users.


69-77: Standardized order placement output
Print statements for placing orders and displaying order details have been cleaned up, removing informal symbols and ensuring consistent indentation.


94-96: Residual emojis in output
Despite the summary indicating emojis were removed, these print statements still include emojis for status updates and timers. Please confirm whether this is intentional or if complete removal is desired.

Also applies to: 113-120, 142-147

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

tests/test_balance_fix.py (3)

31-33: Standardize event callback syntax
Changed to use double quotes for the "balance_updated" event name, enhancing consistency with the rest of the codebase.


59-60: Residual emoji in log message
The summary mentions emojis were removed, but the log message still uses "⏳". Consider removing it for consistency.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.


89-91: Refined logging configuration
Updated the Loguru format for clearer timestamp and level formatting in test output.

pocketoptionapi_async/monitoring.py (1)

1-446: Stylistic consistency improvements
The adjustments to string quoting, trailing commas, and whitespace enhance readability and maintain consistent formatting across the monitoring module. No logic changes detected.

tests/test_fixed_connection.py (2)

12-15: Enhanced logging format
Updated the Loguru configuration to include structured timestamp and level formatting for better diagnostic output.


21-27: Residual emojis in test output
Print statements still include emojis (e.g., "🔧", "📝"), contrary to the summary that indicated their removal. Please verify intended behavior.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

tests/test_candles_fix.py (2)

7-7: Good cleanup of unused import.

Removing the unused timedelta import improves code cleanliness.


17-17: Excellent cleanup of emoji characters in output messages.

Replacing emojis with descriptive text prefixes makes the output more professional and suitable for various terminal environments.

Also applies to: 24-24, 27-27, 41-41, 44-44, 55-55, 58-58, 63-63, 67-67, 78-78, 80-80, 92-96, 98-98, 100-100, 103-103, 119-119, 142-149, 154-166

tests/test_async_api.py (1)

18-18: Excellent code style improvements.

The standardization of string quotes to double quotes, consolidation of multi-line arguments, and consistent formatting significantly improve code readability and maintainability.

Also applies to: 28-28, 49-49, 60-60, 69-69, 77-77, 97-97, 105-106, 115-116, 125-126, 135-136, 141-141, 147-147, 160-162, 167-167, 173-173, 178-178, 186-186, 191-191, 211-211, 213-213, 218-218, 229-229, 241-241, 249-249, 260-260, 268-268, 282-282, 292-293, 301-301, 308-309, 318-319, 332-332, 347-347, 357-357, 364-364

SSID/driver.py (1)

1-117: Well-implemented WebDriver utility with good practices.

The implementation demonstrates several strengths:

  • Automatic driver management with webdriver_manager
  • Persistent browser profiles for session maintenance
  • Comprehensive browser configuration options
  • Clear error handling and logging
  • Detailed documentation

The code follows good practices and should work reliably for SSID extraction automation.

pocketoptionapi_async/connection_keep_alive.py (1)

8-8: Excellent stylistic improvements throughout the file.

The changes significantly improve code readability and consistency:

  • Standardized double quote usage
  • Removed emojis from logging for professional output
  • Improved multi-line formatting
  • Better code organization

These changes maintain functionality while enhancing maintainability.

Also applies to: 16-16, 20-20, 33-37, 43-43, 47-47, 71-73, 90-90, 94-94, 98-98, 102-102, 106-106, 110-110, 114-114, 116-118, 130-130, 133-151, 162-162, 175-179, 188-188, 194-194, 200-200, 210-210, 215-215, 219-219, 226-227, 232-232, 238-242, 246-246, 250-250, 252-252, 260-260, 266-266, 270-270, 273-273, 280-281, 285-286

pocketoptionapi_async/websocket_client.py (1)

10-13: Comprehensive code style improvements.

The extensive formatting and style improvements significantly enhance code readability:

  • Standardized double quote usage throughout
  • Improved multi-line formatting and indentation
  • Consistent trailing commas in multi-line constructs
  • Better code organization and alignment

These changes maintain all functionality while making the code more maintainable.

Also applies to: 23-23, 30-30, 36-36, 46-47, 56-56, 62-62, 67-67, 75-83, 89-95, 97-114, 120-120, 130-131, 138-147, 162-162, 179-179, 188-188, 194-194, 198-198, 201-201, 216-216, 225-225, 238-239, 249-249, 253-253, 267-267, 272-273, 279-279, 285-286, 292-293, 305-306, 315-315, 320-320, 332-332, 344-345, 352-355, 365-367, 375-377, 393-394, 396-396, 402-402, 415-416, 425-425, 432-432, 437-437, 445-446, 449-449, 453-454, 457-457, 463-463, 467-467, 469-469, 473-473, 477-477, 480-480, 486-486, 490-490, 494-494, 498-498, 502-502, 506-507, 514-514, 519-519, 531-531, 534-534, 543-544, 553-553, 556-557, 560-560, 570-570, 573-573, 577-577, 580-580, 583-583, 586-586, 589-589, 592-592, 595-595, 598-600, 605-605, 618-618, 629-630, 632-632, 637-639, 641-641, 647-655, 660-665

comprehensive_demo.py (3)

8-8: LGTM: Import additions improve functionality

The addition of datetime and TimeFrame imports enhances the demo's capabilities and aligns with the usage throughout the file.

Also applies to: 12-12


20-781: Excellent: Logging consistency improvements

The systematic replacement of emoji-based prefixes with descriptive text labels ("Success:", "Note:", "Analysis:", etc.) significantly improves readability and professionalism of the logging output. This creates a more maintainable and consistent user experience across the demo.


573-573: Note: Static analysis false positive

The Ruff warning about loop variable i not being used is a false positive. The variable i is actively used in conditional statements (if i % 3 == 0:, if i % 5 == 4:) throughout the loop body for timing control.

tests/enhanced_test.py (2)

11-17: Good: Import formatting standardization

The consistent use of trailing commas and clean import formatting improves maintainability and reduces diff noise for future changes.


33-393: Excellent: Professional logging output

The removal of emojis and replacement with clear, descriptive text improves the professional appearance of test output and ensures compatibility across different terminal environments and logging systems.

demo_enhanced_api.py (2)

17-369: Excellent: Consistent logging improvements

The systematic replacement of emoji with descriptive prefixes creates a more professional and accessible demo experience. The formatting improvements enhance readability while maintaining all functional aspects.


194-194: Verify method availability on AsyncPocketOptionClient

Static analysis indicates that get_health_status() and get_performance_metrics() methods may not exist on the AsyncPocketOptionClient class. Please ensure these methods are implemented or handle their absence gracefully.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify if get_health_status and get_performance_metrics methods exist
# Expected: Find method definitions or identify if they're missing

# Search for method definitions in the async client
ast-grep --pattern $'class AsyncPocketOptionClient {
  $$$
  def get_health_status($$$) {
    $$$
  }
  $$$
}'

ast-grep --pattern $'class AsyncPocketOptionClient {
  $$$
  def get_performance_metrics($$$) {
    $$$
  }
  $$$
}'

# Also search with rg as backup
rg -A 5 "def get_health_status" 
rg -A 5 "def get_performance_metrics"

Also applies to: 198-198

SSID/get_ssid.py (1)

20-52: Good: Environment file management

The save_to_env function properly handles updating existing keys and preserving other environment variables. The implementation is robust and handles both new and existing .env files correctly.

performance_tests.py (2)

42-43: Approved: Standardized logging prefixes

The logger.success, logger.warning, and logger.error calls now use clear textual prefixes in place of emojis or symbols, aligning with the project’s logging conventions.

Also applies to: 105-106, 164-167


304-309: Approved: Multi-line report formatting

The multi-line report.append calls for data retrieval performance are formatted clearly and consistently.

tests/integration_tests.py (1)

9-10: Approved: Added missing imports

The datetime and TimeFrame imports have been added correctly for timestamp and timeframe usage.

Also applies to: 14-16

connection_keep_alive.py (49)

10-10: Import specific ConnectionClosed exception
Importing ConnectionClosed from websockets.exceptions allows for precise exception handling in ping and message loops.


13-13: Import ConnectionInfo and ConnectionStatus
Bringing in the Pydantic models for connection metadata fixes the previous import issue and ensures type-safe tracking of connection state.


47-49: Configure region-based URL pool
Using REGIONS.get_demo_regions() vs. REGIONS.get_all() correctly builds the regional failover list.


54-60: Initialize detailed connection statistics
The expanded connection_stats dictionary captures connection, ping, and message metrics for improved observability.


63-65: Log initialization with region count
Standardized startup log for clarity on how many endpoints are available.


72-72: Log at start of persistent connection
Clear “Starting persistent connection…” message aligns with other modules.


79-81: Success log on connection establishment
Uniform “Success:” prefix replaces emojis and ensures consistent formatting.


84-84: Error log for failed initial connection
Maintains consistency in error reporting for initial connection failures.


93-93: Log when stopping persistent connection
Clear teardown message helps trace lifecycle in logs.


128-130: Standardize “Connecting:” log prefix
Consistent prefix clarifies this log relates to connection attempts.


147-147: Refactored User-Agent header formatting
Aligns with multi-line argument style for readability.


151-151: Set explicit close_timeout
Adding close_timeout=10 brings back old‐API behavior and avoids indefinite hangs.


163-163: Capture reconnect attempts in metadata
Including reconnect_attempts in ConnectionInfo provides richer diagnostics.


168-170: Increment connection counters
Updating total_connections and successful_connections on each connect is critical for stats accuracy.


174-174: Success log per region
Logs successful connection by region, improving traceability across endpoints.


180-180: Warning on connection failure
Clearly logs each failed URL attempt before cycling to next.


183-185: Round-robin URL rotation
Proper modulo arithmetic ensures even distribution of retry attempts across regions.


202-203: Timeout on initial handshake message
Applying asyncio.wait_for guards against hangs waiting for the server’s first message.


219-219: Track messages sent during handshake
Increments total_messages_sent for the two handshake messages, maintaining accurate stats.


227-227: Log when starting background tasks
“Persistent: Starting background keep-alive tasks…” marks when the manager goes fully into maintenance mode.


241-241: Background tasks started success log
Confirms all asynchronous loops are active, mirroring old-API daemon messages.


248-248: Ping loop startup log
Signals the begin of the periodic ping routine.


255-256: Update ping statistics
Records last_ping_time and increments total_messages_sent on each ping.


283-283: Enforce receive timeout
Using asyncio.wait_for(..., timeout=30.0) prevents indefinite blocking on .recv().


286-286: Track received message count
Updating total_messages_received supports throughput metrics.


290-290: Log message receive timeout as debug
Distinguishes normal heartbeats from errors, avoiding noise in warning level.


296-296: Warn on connection closed during receive
Handles ConnectionClosed explicitly, toggling is_connected and breaking loop.


300-300: Error log on message loop exceptions
Ensures any unexpected exception drops connection and logs the cause.


306-306: Health monitor start log
Marks the start of periodic health checks.


313-313: Warn when health check detects lost connection
Keeps connection recovery logic aware of stale or dropped links.


325-325: Health check: no ping response warning
Distinguishes “no pong” scenarios for triage.


330-330: Health check: WebSocket closed warning
Catches cases where the socket silently closes.


341-341: Reconnection monitor start log
Signals that the auto-reconnect loop is active.


348-350: Warn on detected disconnection
Clear “Persistent:” prefix highlights auto-reconnect logic.


353-353: Count total reconnections
Increment total_reconnects for each retry.


356-358: Log each reconnection attempt
Provides attempt count for debugging intermittent network issues.


372-373: Log and emit on successful reconnection
Aligns with “Success:” prefix and triggers the reconnected event.


384-385: Error log on reconnection failure
Logs each failed reconnect with attempt details.


388-394: Handle max-reconnects reached
Logs and emits max_reconnects_reached after hitting the retry limit.


405-405: Decode bytes messages
Ensures any binary frames are decoded before processing.


407-407: Log truncated incoming message
Keeps payloads concise in debug logs.


412-413: Respond to pings and update pong stats
Handles “2”→“3” ping/pong protocol and tracks last_pong_time.


418-418: Log authentication success
Uniform “Success:” prefix notifies handlers of auth completion.


423-423: Emit generic message_received event
Passes message data for external listeners.


433-433: Track sent messages in send_message
Ensures all messages are counted in the stats.


434-434: Log outgoing message payload
Truncated to 50 chars to prevent log flooding.


437-437: Warn if sending while not connected
Prevents silent failures when the socket is down.


460-460: Log event handler exceptions
Captures errors in user‐registered callbacks without crashing the loop.


479-491: Expose comprehensive connection stats
Aggregates dynamic and static metrics for external monitoring or telemetry.

pocketoptionapi_async/models.py (12)

5-5: Add Optional import
Enables optional fields across all Pydantic models.


13-17: Document OrderDirection enum
Comprehensive enum docstring clarifies call/put semantics.


24-32: Document OrderStatus enum
Lists all possible trading order statuses with descriptions.


43-49: Document ConnectionStatus enum
Explains each connection lifecycle state for clarity.


57-78: Document TimeFrame enum and values
Provides context and comments for each timeframe constant.


126-126: Add timeframe field to Candle model
Explicitly typing timeframe: int improves clarity in candle payloads.


128-136: Validate 'high' ≥ 'low' in Candle
Enforces logical integrity of OHLC data.


138-146: Validate 'low' ≤ 'high' in Candle
Symmetric check to ensure data consistency.


153-157: Document Order model
Describes each field and overall purpose for placing orders.


163-163: Default factory for request_id
Generates unique request_id via uuid4 for traceability.


165-173: Ensure positive order amount
Validator raises on non-positive amounts to prevent invalid orders.


175-183: Enforce minimum order duration
Validator prevents impractically short trades (<5s).

advanced_testing_suite.py (21)

10-10: Import datetime for timestamps
Removed unused imports (timedelta, List, Optional, pandas) and kept only what’s required.


29-29: Standardize test suite start log
“Testing:” prefix aligns with other modules.


41-41: Add Rapid Trading Simulation to test list
Ensures edge‐case coverage of rapid-order workflows.


45-45: Log each test start with ‘Analysis:’ prefix
Distinguishes test orchestration logs from individual test logs.


52-54: Record test result metadata
Capturing status, raw result, and duration aids in reporting.


57-59: Success log per test
Consistently uses logger.success for passed/failed outcomes.


63-65: Record exceptions in test_results
Captures error details and prevents suite failure.


67-67: Error log on test exception
Logs full error context when a test method raises.


73-73: Stress test log prefix
“Stress:” prefix clarifies the nature of the test.


80-80: Log each connection cycle
Gives visibility into rapid connect/disconnect loops.


108-108: Concurrent operations test log prefix
“Performance:” prefix groups all performance‐focused tests.


135-135: Use return_exceptions=True in asyncio.gather
Prevents one failing task from cancelling others.


147-147: Data consistency test log prefix
“Statistics:” prefix differentiates consistency checks.


170-170: Compute consistent_candles count
Summarizes matching candle pairs for ratio calculation.


175-175: Calculate consistency ratio
Threshold logic (>0.8) determines test pass/fail.


190-190: Error handling test log prefix
“Error Handling:” prefix clearly denotes this category.


226-226: Performance benchmarks log prefix
“Starting:” prefix marks the start of timing-critical tests.


283-283: Memory usage test log prefix
“Memory:” prefix clarifies resource‐based testing.


327-327: Network resilience test log prefix
“Network:” prefix highlights reconnection focus.


388-388: Long-running session test log prefix
“Long-running:” prefix distinguishes duration-based stability tests.


481-481: Rapid trading simulation log prefix
“Performance:” prefix remains consistent for throughput tests.

pocketoptionapi_async/utils.py (4)

15-21: Multi-line signature for format_session_id
Improves readability of keyword arguments and trailing commas.


47-47: Return formatted SSID auth message
String interpolation with json.dumps is concise and performant.


50-52: Multi-line signature for calculate_payout_percentage
Consistent formatting with other utility functions.


73-73: Multi-line signature for analyze_candles
Aligns with project-wide style guidelines for long signatures.

pocketoptionapi_async/client.py (1)

646-647: ```shell
#!/bin/bash

Locate the ConnectionKeepAlive class definition with context

rg -n "class ConnectionKeepAlive" -C 20

Search for any get_stats method definitions

rg -n "def get_stats" -n

Search for any references to get_stats across the codebase

rg -n "get_stats" -n


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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Replace bare except with specific exception handling.

The bare except clause can mask unexpected errors and make debugging difficult.

-        except:
-            pass
+        except Exception as e:
+            logger.warning(f"Failed to disconnect gracefully: {e}")
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112-112: Do not use bare except

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In tests/test_candles_fix.py around lines 112 to 113, replace the bare except
clause with a specific exception type that you expect to catch. Identify the
particular exception(s) that could be raised in the try block and handle only
those to avoid masking unexpected errors and improve debugging clarity.

logger.debug(f"Sent message: {message}")
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Failed to send message: {e}")
raise WebSocketError(f"Failed to send message: {e}")
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add exception chaining for better error traceability.

Following static analysis recommendations, adding from err or from None improves error context.

         except Exception as e:
             logger.error(f"Failed to send message: {e}")
-            raise WebSocketError(f"Failed to send message: {e}")
+            raise WebSocketError(f"Failed to send message: {e}") from e

Apply similar changes to the other exception handling locations.

Also applies to: 294-294, 385-385

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256-256: Within an except clause, raise exceptions with raise ... from err or raise ... from None to distinguish them from errors in exception handling

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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In pocketoptionapi_async/websocket_client.py at lines 256, 294, and 385, the
exception raises lack explicit exception chaining, which reduces error
traceability. Modify each raise statement to include "from e" (or the caught
exception variable) to chain the original exception, e.g., "raise
WebSocketError(...) from e". This will preserve the original traceback and
improve debugging context.

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Replace bare except with specific exception handling.

The bare except clause can mask unexpected errors.

-        except:
-            return "UNKNOWN"
+        except (IndexError, AttributeError) as e:
+            logger.debug(f"Failed to extract region from URL: {e}")
+            return "UNKNOWN"
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f"Found full SSID string in WebSocket payload: {found_full_ssid_string}"
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Security concern: SSID exposure in logs and storage

The script logs and stores sensitive authentication credentials:

  1. Line 116-117: Logs the full SSID string which could expose session data
  2. Line 124: Saves SSID to .env file without encryption

Consider:

  • Masking SSID in logs (show only first/last few characters)
  • Adding warnings about .env file security
  • Implementing optional encryption for stored credentials
-                logger.info(
-                    f"Found full SSID string in WebSocket payload: {found_full_ssid_string}"
-                )
+                logger.info(
+                    f"Found SSID in WebSocket payload: {found_full_ssid_string[:10]}...{found_full_ssid_string[-10:]}"
+                )

Additionally, add a security notice:

+        # Security note: SSID contains sensitive authentication data
+        # Ensure .env file has appropriate permissions (600) and is not committed to version control
         save_to_env("SSID", found_full_ssid_string)

Also applies to: 124-124

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In SSID/get_ssid.py around lines 116-117 and line 124, the full SSID string is
logged and stored in plaintext in the .env file, exposing sensitive
authentication data. To fix this, modify the logger.info call to mask the SSID
by showing only the first and last few characters with the middle replaced by
asterisks. Add a warning comment near the .env file write operation about the
security risks of storing sensitive data in plaintext and recommend restricting
file permissions. Optionally, implement encryption for the SSID before saving it
to the .env file, ensuring decryption is handled when reading it back.

# Wait indefinitely for the user to manually log in and be redirected to the cabinet base page.
# This uses an explicit wait condition to check if the current URL contains the cabinet_base_url.
logger.info(f"Waiting for user to login and redirect to {cabinet_base_url}...")
WebDriverWait(driver, 9999).until(EC.url_contains(cabinet_base_url))
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Replace impractical timeout value

The 9999-second timeout is not practical and could cause issues in automated environments. Consider a more reasonable timeout with clear error messaging.

-        WebDriverWait(driver, 9999).until(EC.url_contains(cabinet_base_url))
+        WebDriverWait(driver, 300).until(EC.url_contains(cabinet_base_url))  # 5 minutes
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WebDriverWait(driver, 9999).until(EC.url_contains(cabinet_base_url))
WebDriverWait(driver, 300).until(EC.url_contains(cabinet_base_url)) # 5 minutes
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In SSID/get_ssid.py at line 79, the WebDriverWait timeout is set to an
impractical 9999 seconds. Replace this with a more reasonable timeout value,
such as 30 or 60 seconds, and add error handling to catch timeout exceptions.
This will prevent excessively long waits and allow for clear error messages when
the expected URL condition is not met within the timeout.

Comment on lines +122 to +130
if found_full_ssid_string:
# Save the extracted full SSID string to the .env file.
save_to_env("SSID", found_full_ssid_string)
logger.info("Full SSID string successfully extracted and saved to .env.")
else:
logger.warning(
"Full SSID string pattern not found in WebSocket logs after login."
)

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add input validation for extracted SSID

The script doesn't validate the extracted SSID format before saving. Add basic validation to ensure the extracted string matches expected patterns.

         if found_full_ssid_string:
+            # Validate SSID format before saving
+            if not found_full_ssid_string.startswith('42["auth"') or not found_full_ssid_string.endswith('}]'):
+                logger.warning("Extracted SSID format validation failed")
+                return
+            
             # Save the extracted full SSID string to the .env file.
             save_to_env("SSID", found_full_ssid_string)
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if found_full_ssid_string:
# Save the extracted full SSID string to the .env file.
save_to_env("SSID", found_full_ssid_string)
logger.info("Full SSID string successfully extracted and saved to .env.")
else:
logger.warning(
"Full SSID string pattern not found in WebSocket logs after login."
)
if found_full_ssid_string:
# Validate SSID format before saving
if not found_full_ssid_string.startswith('42["auth"') or not found_full_ssid_string.endswith('}]'):
logger.warning("Extracted SSID format validation failed")
return
# Save the extracted full SSID string to the .env file.
save_to_env("SSID", found_full_ssid_string)
logger.info("Full SSID string successfully extracted and saved to .env.")
else:
logger.warning(
"Full SSID string pattern not found in WebSocket logs after login."
)
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In SSID/get_ssid.py around lines 122 to 130, the extracted SSID string is saved
without validation. Add input validation before saving by checking if the
extracted SSID matches the expected pattern (e.g., allowed characters, length).
Only call save_to_env and log success if the validation passes; otherwise, log a
warning or error about invalid SSID format.

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client = AsyncPocketOptionClient(
session_id=self.session_id,
is_demo=self.is_demo
session_id=self.session_id, is_demo=self.is_demo
)
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⚠️ Potential issue

Incorrect keyword argument when instantiating AsyncPocketOptionClient

The constructor for AsyncPocketOptionClient expects the SSID as a positional argument or via the ssid parameter, not session_id. This will raise a TypeError. Apply this diff at each instantiation site:

- client = AsyncPocketOptionClient(session_id=self.session_id, is_demo=self.is_demo)
+ client = AsyncPocketOptionClient(self.session_id, is_demo=self.is_demo)

Also applies to: 71-73, 133-135, 192-194, 349-352

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[error] 33-35: Unexpected keyword argument 'session_id' in constructor call

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[error] 33-35: No value for argument 'ssid' in constructor call

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In performance_tests.py at lines 33-35 and also at 71-73, 133-135, 192-194, and
349-352, the AsyncPocketOptionClient is incorrectly instantiated using the
keyword argument session_id instead of ssid. Replace the session_id keyword
argument with ssid in all these instantiation sites to match the constructor's
expected parameters and avoid TypeError.

Comment on lines 432 to 434
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Order placement failed: {e}")
raise OrderError(f"Failed to place order: {e}")
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Improve exception chaining for better debugging.

Use exception chaining to preserve the original error context for better debugging.

        except Exception as e:
            logger.error(f"Order placement failed: {e}")
-            raise OrderError(f"Failed to place order: {e}")
+            raise OrderError(f"Failed to place order: {e}") from e
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except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Order placement failed: {e}")
raise OrderError(f"Failed to place order: {e}")
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Order placement failed: {e}")
raise OrderError(f"Failed to place order: {e}") from e
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434-434: Within an except clause, raise exceptions with raise ... from err or raise ... from None to distinguish them from errors in exception handling

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In pocketoptionapi_async/client.py around lines 432 to 434, the exception
handling
does not use exception chaining, which loses the original traceback context.
Modify
the raise statement to use "raise OrderError(...) from e" to preserve the
original
exception context for better debugging.

Comment on lines 511 to 512
logger.error(f"Failed to get candles for {asset}: {e}")
raise PocketOptionError(f"Failed to get candles: {e}")
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Improve exception chaining for better debugging.

Apply the same exception chaining improvement here.

                logger.error(f"Failed to get candles for {asset}: {e}")
-                raise PocketOptionError(f"Failed to get candles: {e}")
+                raise PocketOptionError(f"Failed to get candles: {e}") from e
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logger.error(f"Failed to get candles for {asset}: {e}")
raise PocketOptionError(f"Failed to get candles: {e}")
logger.error(f"Failed to get candles for {asset}: {e}")
raise PocketOptionError(f"Failed to get candles: {e}") from e
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In pocketoptionapi_async/client.py around lines 511 to 512, the exception raised
after logging the error does not use exception chaining, which hinders
debugging. Modify the raise statement to include "from e" to preserve the
original exception context, improving traceability of the error.

@theshadow76 theshadow76 merged commit 8f5e7d8 into ChipaDevTeam:main Jun 23, 2025
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