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feat: add Jet Lag Adviser trip methods - #457
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The library had no access to the Jet Lag Adviser. Garmin Connect lets a user manage trips only in the app and on the web page at /app/jet-lag-trips/manage-trips. Add get_jetlag_trips, add_jetlag_trip, update_jetlag_trip and delete_jetlag_trip. They use the endpoints that the web page calls, under /jetlag-service/jetlag/trip. A browser capture gave the request shapes. A DI-token session on connectapi gave the same results. - The trip body takes userId from profile_id, the same way the menstrual writes fill userProfilePk. - The PUT replaces the whole trip. The method sets tripId on the trip and on each flight, the same as the web page does. - The web page also sends back dailyStatus on a PUT. Garmin calculates that field, and a live PUT without it was accepted, so the method does not send it. - Garmin does not geocode a location. The flight validator requires a UTC offset such as "-07:00" and a local timestamp without an offset, because an IANA zone name or an aware timestamp is an easy mistake. The demo gets four Hydration & Wellness entries. The README gets an example and the new method counts.
Anchor the regex with ^ and $ like the other *_REGEX constants.
Live tests: a leg that changes no timezone, two-leg trips east (PDX-MSP-ATL) and west (PDX-LAX-HNL), a trip in the past, and a start date before the first flight. Garmin accepted all of them.
The web page names a trip after its first flight, and Garmin deletes a trip by itself after the user has adjusted to home time.
The total now equals the sum of the category lines, which count the demo menu entries. Upstream's 154+ was below that sum (157), so the count had drifted before this branch.
This reverts commit 260137d.
Clarified the description of flight legs and updated the destination location format.
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WalkthroughThe Garmin client adds Jet Lag Adviser trip operations with flight and date validation. The wellness demo adds interactive trip actions. Unit tests cover requests, payloads, and validation. The README updates API counts and documents trip inputs and behavior. ChangesJet Lag Adviser trips
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant WellnessMenu
participant DemoHandlers
participant Garmin
participant JetLagEndpoint
User->>WellnessMenu: Select a trip operation
WellnessMenu->>DemoHandlers: Dispatch list, add, update, or delete
DemoHandlers->>Garmin: Call the selected trip method
Garmin->>JetLagEndpoint: Send the trip request
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Trip updates could report failure after succeeding for some empty responses, and unusual offset or trip-ID inputs can be mishandled. The remaining risks are bounded but warrant owner attention before merge. Pre-merge checks |
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- Line 343: Update the flight timestamp parsing around `datetime.fromisoformat`
to reject date-only values before parsing, ensuring each departure and arrival
timestamp includes a local time.
- Line 4422: Update trip ID validation in both `garminconnect/__init__.py` lines
4409-4409 and 4422-4422: in the trip-replacement and trip-deletion methods,
reject fractional `trip_id` values before validation instead of converting them
with `int()`, which truncates them. Preserve validation of valid integer IDs.
- Line 114: Update UTC_OFFSET_REGEX to accept only hours from 00 through 23 and
minutes from 00 through 59, so invalid offsets are rejected at the trip input
boundary before sending.
- Around line 4416-4417: Update Garmin.update_jetlag_trip to handle the empty
PUT response without attempting JSON decoding, preserving the documented
empty-response behavior while retaining normal handling for responses with a
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Review comments at @README.md:
- Line 521: Update the README example to retain the trip returned by
add_jetlag_trip() and use that trip for subsequent update_jetlag_trip() and
delete operations; do not select a trip from get_jetlag_trips()[0].
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Validate trip IDs without truncating them. Both methods convert trip_id with int() before validation. For example, 1.9 becomes 1, so an invalid ID can target a different trip.
garminconnect/__init__.py#L4422-L4422: reject fractional IDs before deleting a trip.garminconnect/__init__.py#L4409-L4409: apply the same validation before replacing a trip.
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Update trip ID validation in both `garminconnect/__init__.py` lines 4409-4409
and 4422-4422: in the trip-replacement and trip-deletion methods, reject
fractional `trip_id` values before validation instead of converting them with
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No change in this PR. _validate_positive_integer(int(x), ...) is the pattern that the library uses for every ID, in about 26 places (delete_workout, delete_activity, get_workout_by_id, and others). If only these two methods changed, they would behave differently from the rest of the library. A trip ID also comes from get_jetlag_trips() as an int. A fix that refuses floats for all IDs is better as a separate PR.
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@aaronspruit Thanks for the guidance. The supplied code confirms that these methods use the same ID-conversion pattern as delete_workout, delete_activity, and get_workout_by_id. A library-wide change is more consistent than changing only the Jet Lag Adviser methods.
No change is needed in this PR. The truncation concern remains valid as a follow-up. Would you like me to open an issue for consistent ID validation across the library?
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File: garminconnect/__init__.py:4430-4430
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- UTC_OFFSET_REGEX accepts only -14:00 to +14:00, so +99:99 is refused. - A timestamp without a time part is refused. fromisoformat() reads a date alone as midnight. - The README example updates and deletes the trip that add_jetlag_trip() returned, not get_jetlag_trips()[0], which can be a different trip.
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This PR adds four methods for the Jet Lag Adviser:
get_jetlag_trips,add_jetlag_trip,update_jetlag_tripanddelete_jetlag_trip.Endpoints
get_jetlag_trips()GET /jetlag-service/jetlag/trip/alladd_jetlag_trip(start_date, end_date, flights)POST /jetlag-service/jetlag/triptripIdand aflightIdon each flightupdate_jetlag_trip(trip_id, start_date, end_date, flights)PUT /jetlag-service/jetlag/trip204delete_jetlag_trip(trip_id)DELETE /jetlag-service/jetlag/trip/{tripId}204Design
userIdfromprofile_id, in the same way as the menstrual writes filluserProfilePk.tripIdon the trip and on each flight, the same as the web page does.dailyStatuson a PUT. Garmin calculates that field, and a PUT without it is accepted, so the method does not send it.-07:00and a local timestamp without an offset. A timezone name such asAmerica/Los_Angeles, or a timestamp with an offset, will not work and is the easiest mistake to make.Tests
Unit tests: 14 mocked tests in
tests/test_garmin_unit.pycover the URLs, the bodies and the validation. The full suite passes, and so do ruff check, mypy, bandit and codespell.ruff format --check .reports only the existing code block atREADME.md:379, which also fails onmaster.Live run: on a real account, the methods added, edited and deleted a trip. Garmin also accepted:
The docstring of
add_jetlag_triprecords these results.Demo and README
The demo gets four Hydration & Wellness entries (
ltoo), and the README gets a Jet Lag Adviser example.Summary by CodeRabbit