1. def fix_user_record(user_record):
  2. """
  3. Wraps existing user record logic for quick fixes and edge-case handling.
  4. """
  6. if not isinstance(user_record, dict):
  7. print("Error: User record must be a dictionary.")
  8. return None # or raise an exception
  10. if 'user_id' not in user_record:
  11. print("Error: 'user_id' missing from record.")
  12. return None
  14. user_id = user_record['user_id']
  16. if not isinstance(user_id, (int, str)):
  17. print("Error: user_id must be an integer or string.")
  18. return None
  20. if user_id <= 0:
  21. print("Warning: user_id is not positive. Consider fixing.")
  22. # Handle invalid user_id (e.g., assign a default, log the issue)
  23. user_record['user_id'] = 1 # Example: Assign a default ID
  25. if 'email' not in user_record:
  26. print("Warning: 'email' missing. Skipping email fix.")
  27. elif not isinstance(user_record['email'], str):
  28. print("Warning: 'email' must be a string. Skipping email fix.")
  29. else:
  30. user_record['email'] = user_record['email'].lower() # Normalize email to lowercase
  32. if 'is_active' not in user_record:
  33. user_record['is_active'] = True #default to active if not present
  35. if not isinstance(user_record['is_active'], bool):
  36. user_record['is_active'] = True #default to True if invalid type
  39. return user_record

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