Fix 500 during contact search; add comments and format files #4
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| @@ -72,7 +74,7 @@ def all(cls, page=1): | |||
| def search(cls, text): | |||
| result = [] | |||
| for c in cls.db.values(): | |||
| if text in c.first or text in c.last or text in c.email or text in c.phone: | |||
| if (c.first != None and text in c.first) or (c.last != None and text in c.last) or (c.email != None and text in c.email) or (c.phone != None and text in c.phone): | |||
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Hello, I’m an early reviewer of the book.
A few minor fixes:
nullvalues. Added a check forNoneThe first item leads me to ask: how does htmx handle HTTP errors? I didn’t see any indication of something being wrong in the UI (I had to open the devtools and then look at the terminal output).
I only tested searching. I’m happy to split this PR up if you prefer to keep commits more atomic in the repo.
Loving the book so far, great work!