1. def sort_requests(requests):
  2. """Sorts a list of HTTP request records by scheduled run time."""
  4. # Check if the input is valid
  5. if not isinstance(requests, list):
  6. raise TypeError("Input must be a list.")
  7. if not all(isinstance(req, dict) for req in requests):
  8. raise TypeError("Each element in the list must be a dictionary.")
  9. if not all('scheduled_run' in req for req in requests):
  10. raise ValueError("Each request dictionary must have a 'scheduled_run' key.")
  12. # Sort the requests based on the 'scheduled_run' value.
  13. # We assume 'scheduled_run' is a comparable value (e.g., timestamp).
  14. sorted_requests = sorted(requests, key=lambda req: req['scheduled_run'])
  15. return sorted_requests
  17. if __name__ == '__main__':
  18. # Example Usage
  19. requests = [
  20. {'url': 'https://example.com/api/data', 'scheduled_run': 1678886400}, # Example timestamp
  21. {'url': 'https://example.com/api/users', 'scheduled_run': 1678972800},
  22. {'url': 'https://example.com/api/products', 'scheduled_run': 1678800000}
  23. ]
  25. sorted_requests = sort_requests(requests)
  27. # Print the sorted requests
  28. for req in sorted_requests:
  29. print(req)

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