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fix: switch canterbury to the council's new bin dates endpoint - #2308
Canterbury's bins page now calls a different API Gateway endpoint (n6ljrw455m.execute-api.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/prod/get-bin-dates). The old zbr7r13ke2 one returns 403 for every request, which is where the "403 Forbidden" error has been coming from. The new endpoint rejects the default python-requests user agent, so the request now sends a browser user agent along with the Origin and Referer the site itself uses.
dates also comes back as an object now instead of a JSON-encoded string, so both shapes are handled. I've added the red, blue and communal food bin types that show up in the responses, plus timeout=30, raise_for_status() and a ValueError when nothing comes back.
Testing
UPRN 10094583181 (input.json): 28 collections, October to January
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Bug Fixes
Improved collection-date retrieval for Canterbury, with support for additional recycling and communal food collections.
Collection dates are now displayed in the configured format and sorted chronologically.
Requests that fail or return no usable collection dates are reported as errors rather than producing incomplete results.
Canterbury’s scraper now requests collection dates from a bins-widget API. It handles date data provided as an object or JSON string, maps seven collection types, and sorts the formatted results.
Changes: Canterbury scraper
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API request and date parsing uk_bin_collection/uk_bin_collection/councils/CanterburyCityCouncil.py
The scraper posts the UPRN to the bins-widget API with browser-like headers and a 30-second timeout. It parses dates provided as an object or JSON string, maps seven collection types, formats and sorts results, and raises errors for HTTP failures or missing collections.
Normal lookups are not shown to be affected, but an unexpected API response would fail with an unhandled error. This is a bounded risk that can be addressed with response-shape checks.
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- Line 52: Validate the JSON payload from response.json() and the parsed dates
value as mappings before accessing their fields; raise ValueError for either
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Validate the response shape before reading dates.
If a 200 response body is a JSON array, response.json().get("dates") on line 52 raises AttributeError. raise_for_status() does not check the body, so no earlier guard prevents this. If dates is a JSON array, or a JSON string that decodes to an array, dates.get(key) on line 60 raises AttributeError too. In both cases, the parser fails with AttributeError instead of the ValueError used for other malformed data. Check that the top-level payload and dates are mappings, and raise ValueError otherwise.
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--- "a/uk_bin_collection/uk_bin_collection/councils/CanterburyCityCouncil.py"+++ "b/uk_bin_collection/uk_bin_collection/councils/CanterburyCityCouncil.py"@@ -49,12 +49,17 @@
response = requests.post(self.API_URL, json=data, headers=headers, timeout=30)
response.raise_for_status()
- dates = response.json().get("dates")+ payload = response.json()+ if not isinstance(payload, dict):+ raise ValueError(f"Malformed response for UPRN {user_uprn}")+ dates = payload.get("dates")
# Older versions of the API returned the dates as a JSON string
if isinstance(dates, str):
dates = json.loads(dates)
if not dates:
raise ValueError(f"No collection data returned for UPRN {user_uprn}")
+ if not isinstance(dates, dict):+ raise ValueError(f"Malformed collection data for UPRN {user_uprn}")
for key, bin_type in self.BIN_TYPES.items():
for date in dates.get(key) or []:
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Validate the JSON payload from response.json() and the parsed dates value as
mappings before accessing their fields; raise ValueError for either malformed
shape, preserving the existing handling of missing collection data.
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Summary
Canterbury's bins page now calls a different API Gateway endpoint (
n6ljrw455m.execute-api.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/prod/get-bin-dates). The oldzbr7r13ke2one returns 403 for every request, which is where the "403 Forbidden" error has been coming from. The new endpoint rejects the default python-requests user agent, so the request now sends a browser user agent along with the Origin and Referer the site itself uses.datesalso comes back as an object now instead of a JSON-encoded string, so both shapes are handled. I've added the red, blue and communal food bin types that show up in the responses, plustimeout=30,raise_for_status()and aValueErrorwhen nothing comes back.Testing
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