feat: implement query for liked videos

[alexandreteles]

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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Enhanced user information retrieval from the TikTok API, now including follower count, following count, video count, and likes count.
  • Added new API endpoint for fetching a user's liked videos.

• Improvements

  • Restructured query classes for better organization and modularity.
  • Introduced dedicated exception handling for improved error management.

• Documentation

  • Updated README and module-level documentation for clarity on new functionalities and structures.

• Chores

  • Updated setuptools dependency to version 75.0.0 for potential enhancements.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes involve updates to the TikTok API client, including the restructuring of modules, the introduction of new classes for user and playlist queries, and modifications to existing import paths. The .gitignore file has been updated to exclude user-specific settings from version control. Additionally, the README.md has been revised to reflect changes in user information retrieval functionality, while the pyproject.toml file has updated the setuptools dependency version.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.gitignore	Added .vscode/ to ignore user-specific settings.
README.md	Updated import statement for user info queries and modified user information retrieval method.
TikTok/Auth.py	Changed import sources from TikTok.Types to TikTok.ValidationModels.
TikTok/Exceptions/__init__.py	Introduced a module for managing exceptions related to the TikTok library.
TikTok/Queries/Common.py	Added QueryClass for managing common API queries.
TikTok/Queries/Playlist.py	Introduced PlaylistQueries class for playlist-related API interactions.
TikTok/Queries/User.py	Introduced UserQueries class for user-related API interactions.
TikTok/Queries/__init__.py	Established a namespace for query classes.
TikTok/Query.py	Restructured Query class to serve as a façade for user and playlist queries.
TikTok/Types/User.py	Removed file defining user-related models and enumerations.
TikTok/ValidationModels/Common.py	Changed import path for NoExtraFieldsBaseModel.
TikTok/ValidationModels/OAuth2.py	Changed import paths for NoExtraFieldsBaseModel and HeadersModel.
TikTok/ValidationModels/Playlist.py	Changed import paths for validation models.
TikTok/ValidationModels/RestAPI.py	Updated documentation and added UserLikedVideosURL endpoint.
TikTok/ValidationModels/User.py	Introduced models and enumerations for user data handling.
TikTok/ValidationModels/__init__.py	Established a namespace for validation models.
pyproject.toml	Updated setuptools version from 74.1.2 to 75.0.0.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant API
    participant QueryClass
    participant UserQueries
    participant PlaylistQueries

    User->>QueryClass: Request user data
    QueryClass->>UserQueries: Forward request
    UserQueries->>API: Fetch user info
    API-->>UserQueries: Return user data
    UserQueries-->>QueryClass: Send data back
    QueryClass-->>User: Provide user data

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant API
    participant QueryClass
    participant PlaylistQueries

    User->>QueryClass: Request playlist data
    QueryClass->>PlaylistQueries: Forward request
    PlaylistQueries->>API: Fetch playlist info
    API-->>PlaylistQueries: Return playlist data
    PlaylistQueries-->>QueryClass: Send data back
    QueryClass-->>User: Provide playlist data

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Poem

In the land of code where changes flow,
New queries sprout, and imports grow.
User data dances, playlists sing,
A cleaner repo, oh what joy they bring!
With every update, the API shines bright,
A harmonious blend, a coder's delight! 🌟

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