def add_reply()

in client/securedrop_client/gui/widgets.py [0:0]

• 34 lines of code
• 5 McCabe index (conditional complexity)

    def add_reply(self, reply: Union[DraftReply, Reply], sender: User, index: int) -> None:
        """
        Add a reply from a journalist to the source.
        """
        try:
            send_status = reply.send_status.name
        except AttributeError:
            send_status = "SUCCEEDED"  # TODO: Add and use success status in db.ReplySendStatusCodes

        if (
            self.controller.authenticated_user
            and self.controller.authenticated_user.id == reply.journalist_id
        ):
            sender_is_current_user = True
        else:
            sender_is_current_user = False

        conversation_item = ReplyWidget(
            self.controller,
            reply.uuid,
            str(reply),
            send_status,
            self.controller.reply_ready,
            self.controller.reply_download_failed,
            self.controller.reply_succeeded,
            self.controller.reply_failed,
            index,
            self._scroll.widget().width(),
            sender,
            sender_is_current_user,
            self.controller.authenticated_user,
            failed_to_decrypt=getattr(reply, "download_error", None) is not None,
        )
        # Connect the on_update_authenticated_user pyqtSlot to the update_authenticated_user signal.
        self.controller.update_authenticated_user.connect(
            conversation_item.on_update_authenticated_user
        )
        # Retrieve the list of usernames of the users who have seen the reply.
        conversation_item.update_seen_by_list(reply.seen_by_list)
        self._scroll.add_widget_to_conversation(index, conversation_item, Qt.AlignRight)
        self.current_messages[reply.uuid] = conversation_item