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issue (complexity): Consider refactoring the new media resolution helpers into a small
MediaResolverclass with shared helpers and action templates to reduce duplication and make the control flow easier to follow.You can reduce the new complexity without changing behavior by:
1. Encapsulate context into a
MediaResolverInstead of threading
bot,message_type,group_id,seg_typethrough multiple helpers and call sites, wrap them in a small resolver. This keeps the public surface small while keeping functionality identical:Call site becomes simpler and avoids repeated parameters:
This keeps all behavior but removes a lot of cross‑cutting arguments and makes the flow easier to follow.
2. Centralize the “resolved path or URL” check
You currently repeat:
_looks_like_resolved_media_ref(value) or os.path.exists(value)across
_pick_usable_media_source,_normalize_onebot_media_data,_resolve_onebot_file_reference.Extract this into a single helper that returns either a normalized string or
None:Then simplify callers, e.g.:
and in the resolver:
This reduces branching and duplication without changing semantics.
3. De‑duplicate action list construction with templates
The
actions.extend([...])pattern is verbose and repeated per candidate. You can describe the patterns once and instantiate them:Then
_resolve_onebot_file_reference(orMediaResolver._resolve_file_reference) becomes clearer:This removes duplicated action construction logic and makes it obvious what variations exist.
These changes keep your new media resolution behavior intact, but:
MediaResolver.normalize(...)