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feat/add --headless to --help #636

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Adding --headless info to safety --help.
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Added --headless into to safety auth login --help
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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new debugging configuration for the safety module, allowing users to access help documentation directly from the integrated terminal.
    • Added a headless option to the login command, enabling users to run the command in headless mode.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced help text for command-line interface (CLI) commands, providing clearer instructions and improved readability.
    • Updated the CLI_AUTH_COMMAND_HELP to include details on headless authentication and formatted for better clarity.

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The pull request introduces a new debugging configuration for the Safety module in the .vscode/launch.json file, allowing users to launch the module with the --help argument. Additionally, it enhances the help text in safety/scan/constants.py for various command-line interface commands, improving clarity and readability, particularly for headless authentication instructions. The safety/auth/cli.py file has been updated to include a new headless option in the login command, modifying its functionality and user interaction.

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File Change Summary
.vscode/launch.json Added new debugging configuration: Safety --help with properties for launching the safety module.
safety/scan/constants.py Updated CLI_AUTH_COMMAND_HELP for clarity; added CLI_AUTH_HEADLESS_HELP for headless authentication guidance.
safety/auth/cli.py Updated login command to include a new headless option; modified function signature and logic accordingly.

Possibly related PRs

  • fix:jupyter notebook rich format removal #628: The addition of the "Safety Auth Login --headless" configuration in .vscode/launch.json is related to the main PR's new configuration for the safety module, as both involve debugging configurations for the safety module and utilize the --headless argument.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
.vscode/launch.json (1)

133-142: Consider adding a dedicated help configuration for auth commands.

Since the PR focuses on adding --headless to the help documentation for authentication, consider adding a specific configuration for safety auth --help to make it easier to verify the auth-specific help text.

 {
     "name": "Safety --help",
     "type": "debugpy",
     "request": "launch",
     "module": "safety",
     "args": [
         "--help"
     ],
     "console": "integratedTerminal"
 },
+{
+    "name": "Safety Auth --help",
+    "type": "debugpy",
+    "request": "launch",
+    "module": "safety",
+    "args": [
+        "auth",
+        "--help"
+    ],
+    "console": "integratedTerminal"
+},
safety/scan/constants.py (1)

Line range hint 134-135: Update CLI_AUTH_LOGIN_HELP to include headless mode information.

For consistency, the CLI_AUTH_LOGIN_HELP constant should also mention the headless authentication option since it describes the same functionality as CLI_AUTH_COMMAND_HELP.

Apply this diff:

-CLI_AUTH_LOGIN_HELP = "Authenticate with Safety CLI to perform scans. Your default browser will automatically open to https://platform.safetycli.com unless already authenticated.\n\n" \
-    "[bold]Example: safety auth login[/bold]"
+CLI_AUTH_LOGIN_HELP = "Authenticate with Safety CLI to perform scans. Your default browser will automatically open to https://platform.safetycli.com unless already authenticated.\n\n" \
+    "For headless environments, use the --headless option to receive a URL for external browser access.\n\n" \
+    "[bold]Examples:\n" \
+    "  safety auth login\n" \
+    "  safety auth login --headless[/bold]"
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.vscode/launch.json (1)
Learnt from: SafetyQuincyF
PR: pyupio/safety#629
File: .vscode/launch.json:4-13
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:52:37.628Z
Learning: The debug configuration for the `--headless` feature is added in a separate PR.
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.vscode/launch.json (2)

133-142: LGTM! Configuration structure follows the established pattern.

The new debug configuration for Safety --help is well-structured and consistent with other configurations in the file.


133-142: Verify if --help shows the --headless option.

Let's verify that this configuration will actually display the --headless option in the help text.

✅ Verification successful

Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:

The --headless option is properly documented in the help text

The help text for the auth command explicitly includes the --headless option, as shown in safety/scan/constants.py:

  • Contains example: safety auth login --headless
  • Includes explanation: "For headless authentication, you will receive a URL to paste into an external browser"
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the help text includes the --headless option
# Expected: The help text should mention the --headless option for authentication

# Search for --headless in Python files to verify it's properly documented
rg -l --type py "[-]{2}headless"

# Search for help text definitions that might need to include --headless
ast-grep --pattern 'CLI_AUTH_COMMAND_HELP = $_'

Length of output: 656


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the actual help text implementation for the safety command
# to verify if --headless is properly exposed in the help output

# First, let's find where the CLI arguments are defined
ast-grep --pattern 'add_argument("--headless"'

# Also check for any argparse setup that might include the headless option
rg -A 3 'ArgumentParser\(' --type py

Length of output: 87


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to find the CLI argument definitions
# and help text implementation

# Search for files that might contain the CLI implementation
rg -l "ArgumentParser|add_argument|add_subparsers" --type py

# Look for any auth-related command definitions
rg -A 5 "auth.*login" --type py

Length of output: 4636

safety/scan/constants.py (1)

19-25: LGTM! The headless authentication help text is well-implemented.

The changes effectively document the --headless option in the authentication help text, with clear examples and explanations.

Let's verify consistency with other auth-related help text:

✅ Verification successful

The headless authentication help text is consistently documented across the codebase

The verification confirms that:

  • The --headless flag is properly implemented in the codebase with consistent behavior in safety/auth/cli.py, safety/auth/main.py, and safety/auth/server.py
  • The help text in CLI_AUTH_COMMAND_HELP aligns with the actual implementation
  • The feature is properly tracked in the changelog (CHANGELOG.md)
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the headless option is consistently documented across auth-related help text
# Expected: No inconsistencies in the documentation of the headless option

# Search for all auth-related help text
rg "auth.*help" -A 5 -B 5

# Search for any mentions of headless authentication
rg -i "headless"

Length of output: 4593

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
safety/auth/cli.py (1)

137-137: Consider using a more explicit boolean conversion.

While headless is True works, consider using a more standard boolean conversion for better readability:

-    headless = headless is True 
+    headless = bool(headless)
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
safety/auth/cli.py (4)

26-26: LGTM: Import changes are appropriate.

The addition of CLI_AUTH_HEADLESS_HELP constant import aligns with the PR objective of adding headless mode documentation.


127-136: LGTM: Function signature is well-structured.

The headless parameter is properly implemented with:

  • Correct type annotation using Optional[bool]
  • Clear option definition with help text
  • Appropriate default value

Line range hint 137-193: LGTM: Headless mode implementation is complete and consistent.

The implementation:

  • Properly handles different user messages for headless mode
  • Correctly propagates the headless parameter through the authentication flow
  • Maintains consistent behavior with the existing functionality

127-136: Verify help text display.

The implementation exceeds the PR objective by adding full headless functionality. Let's verify that the help text is properly displayed:

✅ Verification successful

Help text for headless mode is properly implemented

The help text for the --headless option is correctly implemented:

  • The constant CLI_AUTH_HEADLESS_HELP is defined in safety/scan/constants.py with the text: "For headless authentication, you will receive a URL to paste into an external browser."
  • The help text is properly imported and used in safety/auth/cli.py for the --headless option
  • The implementation provides clear guidance to users about the headless authentication process
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that --headless appears in help text

# Test: Check if --headless appears in help output
python -c "from safety.scan.constants import CLI_AUTH_HEADLESS_HELP; print(CLI_AUTH_HEADLESS_HELP)"

# Test: Check if --headless appears in CLI help
safety auth login --help 2>/dev/null || true

Length of output: 209


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try to find and read the constants file directly
rg -l "CLI_AUTH_HEADLESS_HELP" 

# Also search for any help text related to headless mode
rg -i "headless.*help|help.*headless"

# Find the constants file location
fd "constants.py"

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@SafetyQuincyF SafetyQuincyF merged commit 223ad60 into main Nov 18, 2024
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