Gracefully handle doubles in URLs Otherwise following error happens: ``` File "numberstation/window.py", line 302, in on_save_clicked url = OTPUrl.create(name=name, type=type, secret=secret, duration=duration, length=length, counter=counter) File "numberstation/otpurl.py", line 44, in create return cls(otp.provisioning_uri(name=name)) File "numberstation/otpurl.py", line 26, in __init__ self.period = int((qs['period'][0])) if 'period' in qs else 30 ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '60.0' ``` Signed-off-by: Andrey Skvortsov <andrej.skvortzov@gmail.com>
1 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) M numberstation/otpurl.py
M numberstation/otpurl.py => numberstation/otpurl.py +4 -4
@@ 23,11 23,11 @@ class OTPUrl: qs = parse_qs(parts.query) self.secret = qs['secret'][0] self.issuer = qs['issuer'][0] if 'issuer' in qs else None self.period = int(qs['period'][0]) if 'period' in qs else 30 self.digits = int(qs['digits'][0]) if 'digits' in qs else 6 self.initial_count = int(qs['counter'][0]) if 'counter' in qs else 0 self.period = int(float(qs['period'][0])) if 'period' in qs else 30 self.digits = int(float(qs['digits'][0])) if 'digits' in qs else 6 self.initial_count = int(float(qs['counter'][0])) if 'counter' in qs else 0 if 'initial_count' in qs: self.initial_count = int(qs['initial_count'][0]) self.initial_count = int(float(qs['initial_count'][0])) self.digest = hashlib.sha1 if 'digest' in qs: