feat: Add warning for OpenAI quota exhaustion and exit gracefully #83
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Instead of crashing, the application now detects potential OpenAI API quota exhaustion errors (specifically, a 429 status code). When such an error is detected: 1. A warning message is logged to the console (e.g., "You may have exceeded your OpenAI API quota or rate limit. Please check your OpenAI account."). 2. The application then prints an informational message and exits gracefully. This was achieved by: - Adding a `logger::warn` function for warning messages. - Modifying `gpt_client::async_query` to check for the 429 status code. If detected, it logs the warning and returns `Ok(serde_json::Value::Null)`. - Updating `main` to check for this `Null` value and exit cleanly if it's received.
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Instead of crashing, the application now detects potential OpenAI API quota exhaustion errors (specifically, a 429 status code).
When such an error is detected:
This was achieved by:
logger::warnfunction for warning messages.gpt_client::async_queryto check for the 429 status code. If detected, it logs the warning and returnsOk(serde_json::Value::Null).mainto check for thisNullvalue and exit cleanly if it's received.closes #33