How to use serialize_errors method in locust

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utils.py

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...29 Decorator to validate request inputs, to match schematic Model.30 :param params:31 :return:32 """33 def serialize_errors(errors):34 """35 Serializes validation messages into JSON serializable format36 """37 serialized = {38 field: serialize_errors(error)39 if isinstance(error, FrozenDict)40 else [str(msg) for msg in error.messages]41 for field, error in dict(errors).items()42 }43 return serialized44 def decorator(fn):45 @wraps(fn)46 def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):47 try:48 data = params(request.json)49 data.validate()50 except DataError as err:51 error = serialize_errors(err.messages)52 raise TinyHRError(error)53 return fn(*args, **kwargs)54 return wrapper55 return decorator56def admin_required(fn):57 @wraps(fn)58 def decorated_function(*args, **kwargs):59 if not (current_user and current_user.is_admin):60 raise TinyHRError("You are not allowed to perform this action", 403)61 return fn(*args, **kwargs)62 return decorated_function63def file_types_required(allowed_types=None):64 """65 Decorator for endpoints with file upload, to safe-guard...

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request.py

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1from functools import wraps2from project.libs.dataclasses import asdict3from project.libs.response import ErrorTypes, FieldError, ItemResp, Status4def serialize_errors(data, prefix=""):5 errors = []6 if prefix:7 prefix = prefix + "."8 for key, value in data.items():9 if isinstance(value, dict):10 key = str(key)11 errors.update(serialize_errors(value, prefix=prefix + key))12 else:13 field_name = prefix + key14 for error in value:15 if error == "Field may not be null.":16 error = FieldError(17 field=field_name,18 type=ErrorTypes.required,19 msg="Required field",20 )21 else:22 error = FieldError(23 field=field_name,24 type=ErrorTypes.invalid,25 msg=error.rstrip("."),26 )27 errors.append(error)28 return errors29def validate(req, schema, many=False):30 data = req31 if not isinstance(data, dict):32 data = asdict(req)33 schema = schema(data=data, many=many)34 if not schema.is_valid():35 errors = serialize_errors(schema.errors)36 return ItemResp(status=Status.invalid, errors=errors)37 req = schema.save()38 return ItemResp(item=req)39def validate_request(*args, schema=None, many=False):40 def wrapper(func):41 @wraps(func)42 def decorator(self, *args, **kwargs):43 req = args[0]44 result = validate(req, schema=schema, many=many)45 if not result.ok:46 return result47 args = [result.item, *args[1:]]48 return func(self, *args, **kwargs)49 return decorator...

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error_handler.py

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...11 errors: List[ErrorSingleSchema]12 class Config:13 extra = 'forbid'14def handle_error(err):15 serialize_errors = err.serialize_errors()16 error_out = ErrorListSchema(errors=serialize_errors).dict()...

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