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@rinkitadhana rinkitadhana commented Apr 5, 2025

fixes #4120

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Increased the character limit from 140 to 280 and added a delete button on launch control.

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  • New Features
    • Increased the message character limit from 140 to 280 across the application, including Twitter-related functionalities.
    • Updated message input interfaces and error notifications to display the new 280-character limit.
    • Added a new action option on the queue view for easier deletion of items.

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The pull request updates the character limit for messages across the application from 140 to 280 characters. A new migration file has been added to alter the queue model’s message field, and corresponding changes were made in the models, templates, and views. The models file now reflects the updated Twitter message handling, while the templates and views have been adjusted to enforce the new character limit and update related UI elements and validations.

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File(s) Change Summary
website/migrations/0236_alter_queue_message.py New migration file modifying the queue.message field to use a CharField with a max_length of 280 and updated help text.
website/models.py Updated TWITTER_MAXLENGTH from 140 to 280; modified get_twitter_message logic to support 280 characters; updated Queue.message field to 280 characters with revised help text.
website/templates/queue/list.html Increased maxlength in form textareas from 140 to 280; updated label text and character count display; added a new "Actions" column with a delete button for each queue item.
website/views/queue.py Modified validation in the queue_list function to check against a 280-character limit and updated the corresponding error messages accordingly.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant Q as Queue View
    U->>Q: Submit Queue Item Form with message
    alt Message length > 280
        Q->>U: Return error message ("Message cannot exceed 280 characters")
        Q->>U: Redirect to Queue List
    else Valid message
        Q->>Q: Process and store queue item
        Q->>U: Redirect to Queue List
    end
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  • website/templates/queue/list.html (4 hunks)
  • website/views/queue.py (2 hunks)
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πŸ”‡ Additional comments (13)
website/migrations/0236_alter_queue_message.py (1)

1-18: Well-structured migration for increasing character limit.

This migration appropriately updates the message field in the queue model to increase the character limit from 140 to 280 characters, with the help text also updated to reflect this change. This aligns with the PR's objective of increasing the character limit.

website/templates/queue/list.html (8)

183-183: Updated character limit in label text.

The label now correctly shows the new 280 character limit for messages in the Create New Queue Item form.


189-189: Updated HTML attribute for maximum character limit.

The maxlength attribute has been properly increased to 280 characters to enforce the new limit on the client side.


192-192: Updated character counter display.

The counter display now correctly shows the limit as 280 characters to match the new maximum.


264-264: Updated character limit in edit form label.

Label in the Edit Queue Item form correctly shows the new 280 character limit.


270-270: Updated edit form textarea maxlength.

The maxlength attribute in the edit form has been properly increased to 280.


273-273: Updated edit form character counter.

Character counter in the edit form now correctly shows "/280" to match the new limit.


514-517: Added "Actions" column to launched items table.

A new column for "Actions" has been added to the table header in the Recently Launched Items section to accommodate the new delete functionality.


588-595: Added delete button implementation for launched items.

This code adds a delete button to each launched item row, allowing users to delete items from the launch control section. The form includes the necessary CSRF token, action value "delete", and the item's queue_id. This implements the second part of the PR objective - adding a delete button on launch control.

website/views/queue.py (2)

39-41: Updated character limit validation for message creation.

The message length validation for the create operation has been properly updated to reflect the new 280 character limit, along with the corresponding error message.


61-63: Updated character limit validation for message editing.

The message length validation for the edit operation has been properly updated to reflect the new 280 character limit, along with the corresponding error message.

website/models.py (2)

636-636: Updated Twitter maximum length constant.

The TWITTER_MAXLENGTH constant has been updated to 280, which aligns with Twitter's current character limit.


2359-2359: Updated message field in Queue model.

The message field in the Queue model has been updated to have a maximum length of 280 characters, with the help text also reflecting this change. This ensures database-level validation of the new character limit.

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Your pull request is modifying functions with the following pre-existing issues:

πŸ“„ File: website/views/queue.py

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@DonnieBLT DonnieBLT added this pull request to the merge queue Apr 7, 2025
Merged via the queue into OWASP-BLT:main with commit ec1013f Apr 7, 2025
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@rinkitadhana rinkitadhana deleted the fix/ch-queue branch April 7, 2025 20:03
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