Remove replication of code to get_token command.

[pushkalkatara]

There are two separate blocks of code which perform the same task -

1. https://github.com/Cloud-CV/evalai-cli/blob/master/evalai/utils/auth.py#L53

2. https://github.com/Cloud-CV/evalai-cli/blob/master/evalai/get_token.py

Remove replication of code.

[daedaldan]

Since these two blocks of code are essentially identical, would it be feasible to delete get_token.py and replace any usages of that file's code with the identical function in the utils/auth.py file?

[m-sameer]

@pushkalkatara What should we do?

I am thinking that @daniel22373 is right.

[pushkalkatara]

@daniel22373 @m-sameer
The task is to use 2 as the wrapper for 1. Rename the file get_token.py to token.py and use the utils to write a click wrapper for get_token function. Just as it is done for other commands here.

add_token would also be integrated in the same file - token.py as it is a token/auth related command, but this would be another issue and another GCI task.

[daedaldan]

Thanks! Could I take this issue then?

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[daedaldan]

Actually, I have already reached the limit for the number of beginner tasks I can claim on GCI. If anybody else would like to take this issue, that is fine.

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[pushkalkatara]

@m-sameer Click defines decorators for each function to be used as a CLI command. In order to seperate click decorators and implementation of the function, we have two files token.py and utils/auth.py. In token.py we basically write the click decorators, import the utils/auth.py functions and call the functions directly, which can be called wrapping. In utils/auth.py we have the actual implementation of the function.

[m-sameer]

So I have to create a function get_token in auth.py and point it to the function in token.py?

[pushkalkatara]

1. Rename get_token.py -> auth.py
2. Import utils/auth.py in auth.py
3. update get_token function to use functions present in utils/auth.py
4. Check if the function works well
5. Post screenshots of the working command.

[m-sameer]

But you said rename get_token.py to token.py earlier?

[pushkalkatara]

Yes, you can choose either of them.