Implement logging and additional exception handling - #7
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renamed: johnnyfive/old_email.py -> ToyModels/old_email.py modified: johnnyfive/gmail.py modified: johnnyfive/utils.py
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modified: README.md modified: johnnyfive/gmail.py
The `pkg_resources` package is being deprecated in favor of `importlib` modules `resources` and `metadata`. This commit updates this package to be in line with this change. modified: johnnyfive/confluence.py modified: johnnyfive/gmail.py modified: johnnyfive/utils.py
In the case where a GMAIL message has multiple "parts" (i.e., HTML, images, etc.), the payload['body'] dictionary element is empty, and what would be there is as a list in the 'parts' element. In the simple case where the GMAIL message is text only, there is only one part (as is the case with relay DOL messages -- the test case when developing this class). This commit adds a check for the 'parts' dictionary element, and selects the first PART, if such a list exists. Otherwise, the usual behavior of extracting the payload['body'] dictionary element holds. This works with the hand-delivered DOL messages of the past few days (the mail relay is down due to IT issues), but no guarantee is made or implied that this fix will be appropriate or work in all use cases of this j5 class. modified: johnnyfive/gmail.py
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Add more exceptions to safely catch when connecting to a service. modified: johnnyfive/utils.py
Was only using the configuration file bits, so just copied those over. Don't need the large list of dependencies that ligmos has when using just this library. modified: johnnyfive/utils.py modified: setup.py
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Modernize JohnnyFive packaging for Python 3.14 with a standards-based pyproject.toml, compatible runtime constraints, SPDX MPL-2.0 license identifiers, complete type annotations, and NumPy-style API documentation. Replace the project’s Ligmos dependency surface with the small, local compatibility functionality J5 actually uses, keeping installation and deployment lighter while retaining the established public behavior. Add unit and integration-style tests for the core utilities and service integrations, providing regression coverage for configuration, Gmail message rendering, and Confluence page operations. Make Gmail message rendering resilient to multipart and nested MIME structures. Messages without a directly rendered body no longer cause an IndexError during automated report processing. Move Confluence connectivity to atlassian-python-api v5 and the explicit ConfluenceServer REST client for both password and bearer-token authentication. Remove the deprecated JSON-RPC permission preflight and avoid administrator-only REST permission enumeration. J5 now lets each required REST operation enforce the automation account’s actual privileges. Verify the complete suite in the j5 conda environment, including client construction and REST operation compatibility checks, so the updated integrations remain suitable for current service APIs. This consolidated change captures the Python 3.14 modernization, reduced dependency footprint, service API migrations, documentation, typing, and test coverage in one coherent release update. Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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Logging implemented (rather than just print to screen), but will print to
stdoutif no logger passed in.Additional error catching for various situations seen during the routine running.
Documentation cleanup and some variable name changes for clarity.