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Add route for project choices if project root exists #3757

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  • New Features

    • Added a new endpoint to retrieve project choices based on project root.
    • Enhanced project creation flexibility with optional project root specification.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling for project root path determination.
    • Updated project information retrieval logic to handle different project root scenarios.
  • Tests

    • Transitioned test cases from pytest to unittest framework for improved structure and resource management.

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The pull request modifies the project management functionality in the project.py file. The changes introduce more flexible project root handling by making the project_root attribute optional in the NewProject class. A new asynchronous GET endpoint get_project_choices is added to retrieve directory listings for a given project root. The create_new_project function is updated to handle project root determination more dynamically, with improved error handling when no root path is specified. Additionally, an import statement is removed from building.py, and the testing framework is switched from pytest to unittest in test_network_temperature.py.

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File Change Summary
cea/interfaces/dashboard/api/project.py - Made project_root optional in NewProject class
- Added get_project_choices endpoint for retrieving project directories
- Updated create_new_project to accept project_root parameter
- Modified get_project_info to set config.project to resolved path
cea/optimization_new/building.py - Removed unused import statement for dbf
cea/tests/optimization/test_network_temperature.py - Transitioned from pytest to unittest framework
- Updated test class and methods to conform to unittest standards

Possibly related PRs

  • Update project routes #3742: Changes in this PR involve modifications to the project.py file, specifically related to the handling of project roots and the introduction of new endpoints, which directly relates to the changes made in the main PR that also focuses on the NewProject class and project root handling.
  • Remove worker parameters from config #3750: Although this PR primarily deals with configuration changes, it includes updates to parameters that may indirectly affect how project configurations are managed, which could relate to the overall project handling in the main PR.

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cea/interfaces/dashboard/api/project.py (3)

216-220: Improve error message clarity for undefined project root.

The current error message doesn't specify which root (project_root or new_project.project_root) is missing. This could be confusing for users.

-    if new_project.project_root is None and project_root is None:
-        raise HTTPException(
-            status_code=status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST,
-            detail="Project root not defined",
-        )
+    if new_project.project_root is None and project_root is None:
+        raise HTTPException(
+            status_code=status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST,
+            detail="Neither project_root parameter nor new_project.project_root is defined",
+        )

222-224: Improve variable naming and add path validation.

  1. The variable name _root with underscore prefix suggests private use, which isn't appropriate here.
  2. Consider validating that the resulting path is a valid project location.
-    _root = new_project.project_root or project_root
-    try:
-        project = secure_path(os.path.join(_root, new_project.project_name))
+    selected_root = new_project.project_root or project_root
+    try:
+        if not os.path.isdir(selected_root):
+            raise HTTPException(
+                status_code=status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST,
+                detail=f"Selected root path '{selected_root}' is not a valid directory",
+            )
+        project = secure_path(os.path.join(selected_root, new_project.project_name))

200-204: Consider using pathlib for path manipulation.

The code uses os.path for path manipulation. Consider using pathlib for more modern and object-oriented path handling.

-    config.project = cea_project
+    config.project = str(Path(cea_project).resolve())
 
     project_info = {
-        'name': os.path.basename(config.project),
-        'project': config.project,
+        'name': Path(config.project).name,
+        'project': str(Path(config.project)),
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cea/interfaces/dashboard/api/project.py (1)

51-51: LGTM! Good use of Optional type.

The change to make project_root optional with a default value of None aligns well with the PR objective for flexible project root handling.

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cea/tests/optimization/test_network_temperature.py (2)

Line range hint 1-23: Replace placeholder setup code with actual test requirements.

The setup methods contain example code that should be replaced with actual test requirements:

  • shared_resource in setUpClass is unused
  • test_data and some_variable in setUp are unused
  • Documentation comments are generic and don't describe actual test setup

Consider implementing the actual test requirements:

 @classmethod
 def setUpClass(cls):
-    """Set up resources shared across all test cases."""
-    # Example: Load shared test data or initialize configurations
-    cls.shared_resource = "some_shared_resource"
+    """Initialize shared test data for network temperature tests."""
+    # Initialize weather data or network configuration needed across tests
+    cls.yearly_average_temperature = 20  # Move from set_network_temperature

 def setUp(self):
-    """Set up resources specific to each individual test."""
-    # Example: Reinitialize a variable or mock dependencies
-    self.test_data = {"key": "value"}
-    self.some_variable = 0
+    """Initialize test-specific network parameters."""
+    self.standard_dh_temperature = 60
+    self.standard_dc_temperature = 10

Line range hint 25-39: Improve test coverage for network temperature validation.

The current test implementation is missing several critical test cases:

  1. test_function_with_invalid_input only tests one error case
  2. Missing tests for standard temperatures when temperature is None
  3. Missing tests for yearly average temperature boundary conditions

Add the following test cases:

def test_standard_temperatures_when_none(self):
    """Test default temperatures when None is provided."""
    self.assertEqual(set_network_temperature('DH', None), 60,
                    "Should return standard DH temperature")
    self.assertEqual(set_network_temperature('DC', None), 10,
                    "Should return standard DC temperature")

def test_yearly_average_boundaries(self):
    """Test temperatures at yearly average boundaries."""
    yearly_avg = 20
    self.assertEqual(set_network_temperature('DH', yearly_avg), yearly_avg,
                    "Should accept yearly average for DH")
    self.assertEqual(set_network_temperature('DC', yearly_avg), yearly_avg,
                    "Should accept yearly average for DC")

def test_invalid_network_type(self):
    """Test invalid network type."""
    with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
        set_network_temperature('invalid_type', 60)
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cea/tests/optimization/test_network_temperature.py (2)

Line range hint 44-89: Improve implementation of set_network_temperature function.

Several improvements are needed in the implementation:

  1. The yearly average temperature is hard-coded with a TODO comment
  2. Inconsistent error handling - network type validation is implicit
  3. Missing type hints
  4. Contains redundant empty lines

Consider the following improvements:

-def set_network_temperature(network_type, temperature):
+from typing import Union, Literal
+
+def set_network_temperature(
+    network_type: Literal["DH", "DC"],
+    temperature: Union[float, int, None]
+) -> float:
     """Example function for testing."""
     standard_dh_temperature = 60 #°C
     standard_dc_temperature = 10 #°C
     min_network_temperature = 0 #°C
     max_network_temperature = 150 #°C
-    yearly_average_temperature = 20 # TODO: change to something like self.weather['drybulb_C'].mean()
+    # TODO: Inject this value through constructor or parameter
+    yearly_average_temperature = 20
+
+    if network_type not in ("DH", "DC"):
+        raise ValueError(f"Invalid network type: {network_type}. Must be 'DH' or 'DC'")

     if temperature is None:
         if network_type == "DH":

Line range hint 67-77: Improve error message formatting.

The error messages have concatenation issues and could be more readable.

-            raise ValueError("For district heating networks, the network temperature needs to fall between the"
-                             f"average outdoor temperature {yearly_average_temperature}°C and "
-                             f"{max_network_temperature}°C. Please adjust your configurations accordingly.")
+            raise ValueError(
+                f"For district heating networks, the network temperature needs to fall between the "
+                f"average outdoor temperature ({yearly_average_temperature}°C) and "
+                f"{max_network_temperature}°C. Please adjust your configurations accordingly."
+            )
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@reyery reyery merged commit 964fb25 into release-4.0 Jan 14, 2025
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