- Redundant List Initialization:
stock_and_asset_items
is initialized twice. - Confusing Conditional Logic: The logic to determine if the tax amount should be proportionally distributed or based on item-specific rates can be streamlined.
- Tax Calculation: The tax rate calculation logic might be unclear and could lead to errors if the
item_tax_rate
JSON structure or tax conditions are not consistent.
- Remove Redundant List Initialization: Only initialize
stock_and_asset_items
once. - Simplify Conditional Logic: Streamline the conditions for tax amount calculation to improve readability and maintainability.
- Use Modern Python Constructs: Utilize list comprehensions and modern Python features for cleaner code.
- Improve Error Handling: Add clear error messages and handle potential edge cases, such as empty tax rates or missing item details.
- Use Meaningful Variable Names: Ensure variable names clearly convey their purpose, improving code readability.
- Optimize JSON Handling: Ensure consistent and efficient handling of JSON data, avoiding repeated parsing.
- Follow Frappe Naming Conventions: Use consistent naming for methods and variables as per Frappe guidelines.
- Modular Functions: Break down large functions into smaller, reusable ones to enhance readability and maintainability.
- Clear Documentation: Add docstrings and comments where necessary to explain complex logic.
- Efficient Database Calls: Minimize database calls within loops to enhance performance.
- Code Formatting: Ensure consistent code formatting and indentation as per Frappe standards.
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1. Redundant List Initialization Current:
stock_and_asset_items = []
stock_and_asset_items = self.get_stock_items() + self.get_asset_items()
Improved:
stock_and_asset_items = self.get_stock_items() + self.get_asset_items()
2. Confusing Conditional Logic Current:
if ((item_tax_data == {} and (not any_non_empty_dict or self.taxes_and_charges not in ["", None])) or \
(self.taxes_and_charges not in ["", None] and item_tax_data != {})):
Improved:
if not item_tax_data and (not any_non_empty_dict or self.taxes_and_charges):
...
elif self.taxes_and_charges and item_tax_data:
...
3. Tax Calculation Current:
item_tax_rate = 0.0
for key, value in item_tax_data.items():
for d in self.get("taxes"):
if d.category in ["Valuation", "Valuation and Total"] and d.account_head == key:
item_tax_rate += value
item.item_tax_amount = flt(
((item_tax_rate / 100) * item.rate), self.precision("item_tax_amount", item)
)
Improved:
item_tax_amount = 0.0
for key, value in item_tax_data.items():
for d in self.get("taxes"):
if d.category in ["Valuation", "Valuation and Total"] and d.account_head == key:
item_tax_amount += (value / 100) * item.rate
item.item_tax_amount = flt(item_tax_amount, self.precision("item_tax_amount", item))
1. Remove Redundant List Initialization Already shown above.
2. Simplify Conditional Logic Already shown above.
3. Use Modern Python Constructs Current:
if item.item_code and item.item_code in stock_and_asset_items:
...
Improved:
if item.item_code in stock_and_asset_items:
...
4. Improve Error Handling Current:
if flt(item.conversion_factor) == 0.0:
frappe.throw(_("Conversion factor cannot be zero for item {0}").format(item.item_code))
Improved:
if not flt(item.conversion_factor):
item.conversion_factor = get_conversion_factor(item.item_code, item.uom).get("conversion_factor", 1.0)
5. Use Meaningful Variable Names Current:
last_item_idx = 1
for d in self.get("items"):
...
Improved:
last_item_index = 1
for item in self.get("items"):
...
6. Optimize JSON Handling Current:
import json
item_tax_data = json.loads(item.item_tax_rate)
Improved:
item_tax_data = frappe.parse_json(item.item_tax_rate)
1. Follow Frappe Naming Conventions Current:
last_item_idx = 1
Convention:
- Use descriptive variable names.
- Follow snake_case for variable names.
2. Modular Functions Example: Current:
def update_valuation_rate(self, reset_outgoing_rate=True):
...
item_tax_data = frappe.parse_json(item.item_tax_rate)
any_non_empty_dict = any(frappe.parse_json(ite.item_tax_rate) != {} for ite in self.get("items"))
Improved:
def update_valuation_rate(self, reset_outgoing_rate=True):
...
item_tax_data = frappe.parse_json(item.item_tax_rate)
any_non_empty_dict = self._any_non_empty_tax_data()
def _any_non_empty_tax_data(self):
return any(frappe.parse_json(ite.item_tax_rate) != {} for ite in self.get("items"))
3. Clear Documentation Example:
def update_valuation_rate(self, reset_outgoing_rate=True):
"""
Update the valuation rate of items based on tax and other factors.
:param reset_outgoing_rate: Boolean indicating if outgoing rates should be reset
"""
...
4. Efficient Database Calls Current:
for item in self.get("items"):
item_tax_data = frappe.parse_json(item.item_tax_rate)
for key, value in item_tax_data.items():
for d in self.get("taxes"):
...
Improved:
tax_details = {d.account_head: d for d in self.get("taxes") if d.category in ["Valuation", "Valuation and Total"]}
for item in self.get("items"):
item_tax_data = frappe.parse_json(item.item_tax_rate)
for key, value in item_tax_data.items():
if key in tax_details:
...
5. Code Formatting Ensure consistent indentation, line breaks, and use of spaces around operators as per PEP 8 standards.