Enhance GPush with Environment Variable Validation and Cleanup #3
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This pull request introduces several improvements to the GPush tool, focusing on environment variable validation and code cleanup. Key changes include:
Removal of GitHub Token from
.env.example:The GitHub token configuration line has been removed from the
.env.examplefile to enhance security and reduce unnecessary exposure of sensitive information.Validation Utilities for Environment Variables:
A new module
validators.pyhas been added to encapsulate validation logic for required environment variables. This includes:validate_openai_key(): Ensures that theOPENAI_API_KEYis set in the environment. If not, it provides clear instructions on how to set it up.validate_github_auth(): Checks for the presence of the GitHub CLI (gh) and verifies that the user is authenticated. If the CLI is not installed or the user is not authenticated, it offers guidance on how to resolve these issues.Integration of Validation in CLI:
The main function in
cli.pyhas been updated to call the new validation functions, ensuring that all prerequisites are met before proceeding with the main functionality of GPush.These changes aim to improve user experience by providing immediate feedback on configuration issues and ensuring that essential environment variables are properly set.
Please review the changes and provide any feedback or suggestions!