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    • Enhanced email-based verification by introducing a robust mechanism to retrieve and validate six-digit one-time passcodes.
    • The improvements include refined reliability checks for case-insensitive email matching and precise OTP format validation, ensuring a smoother and more secure user experience.

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This change adds a new test method in the email tests to verify the format of a retrieved OTP code and updates the mailinator helper to support this functionality. In the helper module, the deprecated is_none method is removed, and its logic is replaced in the retry decorator. Additionally, comparisons are made case-insensitive using casefold(), and a new get_otp_code method is introduced to extract a 6-digit OTP from emails with retry logic.

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File Change Summary
tests/email_test.py Added test_verify_otp_code in TestEmail that retrieves an OTP code via mailinator_helper.get_otp_code("testautomation") and asserts it is a 6-digit numeric string.
utilities/mailinator_helper.py Removed the is_none static method and replaced its logic with a lambda in the retry decorator for __get_message_id; modified the subject comparison using casefold(); added new get_otp_code method that retrieves a 6-digit OTP via regex with retry logic.

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    participant T as TestEmail
    participant M as MailinatorHelper
    participant E as Email Service

    T->>M: Call get_otp_code("testautomation")
    loop Retry until timeout (max 30 sec)
        M->>E: Retrieve email message with subject check (casefold)
        E-->>M: Return email message (or None)
    end
    M->>M: Extract OTP code using regex
    alt OTP Found
        M->>T: Return 6-digit OTP code
    else OTP Not Found
        M->>T: Raise RuntimeError
    end
    T->>T: Assert OTP is a digit string of length 6
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
utilities/mailinator_helper.py (1)

103-131: Consider parameterizing the email subject in get_otp_code method.

The method works well but has a hard-coded email subject "Verify your email address". To make the method more reusable, consider making the email subject a parameter with a default value.

Also, the regex pattern will match any 6-digit number in the email. If the email could contain multiple 6-digit numbers, you might need a more specific pattern.

-    def get_otp_code(self, user_email: str) -> str | None:
+    def get_otp_code(self, user_email: str, email_subject: str = "Verify your email address") -> str | None:
     """Retrieves a 6-digit OTP code from an email in the Mailinator inbox.

     This method:
     1. Waits for up to 30 seconds, polling every second, for an email to arrive.
     2. Retrieves the email message from Mailinator.
     3. Extracts the first 6-digit OTP code found in the email body.

     Args:
         user_email (str): The email address to check for an OTP.
+        email_subject (str, optional): The subject of the email containing the OTP.
+                                       Defaults to "Verify your email address".

     Returns:
         str: The extracted 6-digit OTP code.

     Raises:
         RuntimeError: If no OTP is found in the email message.
     """
-    message: Message = self.get_message(user_email, "Verify your email address")
+    message: Message = self.get_message(user_email, email_subject)
     if not message.parts:
         return None
     email_body = message.parts[0].body
     if match := re.search(r"\b(\d{6})\b", email_body):
         return match[1]
     raise RuntimeError("OTP not found in email message")
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tests/email_test.py (1)

23-27: LGTM! Good test coverage for OTP format.

The test correctly verifies that the OTP code retrieved from the email is a 6-digit number. The assertions include helpful error messages that will make debugging failures easier.

utilities/mailinator_helper.py (2)

39-43: Good refactoring of the retry logic.

The updated retry decorator simplifies the code by using an inline lambda instead of a separate is_none method, making the code more maintainable.


74-74: Great improvement for case-insensitive comparison.

Using casefold() instead of basic lowercase/uppercase comparison is more robust for international text. This is a good practice for string comparisons.

@nirtal85 nirtal85 merged commit e0fb855 into main Feb 25, 2025
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