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Add route for project choices if project root exists #3757
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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.
- The variable name
_root
with underscore prefix suggests private use, which isn't appropriate here.- 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))
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: Consider using pathlib for path manipulation.The code uses
os.path
for path manipulation. Consider usingpathlib
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 ofNone
aligns well with the PR objective for flexible project root handling.
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cea/tests/optimization/test_network_temperature.py (2)
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: Replace placeholder setup code with actual test requirements.The setup methods contain example code that should be replaced with actual test requirements:
shared_resource
insetUpClass
is unusedtest_data
andsome_variable
insetUp
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
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: Improve test coverage for network temperature validation.The current test implementation is missing several critical test cases:
test_function_with_invalid_input
only tests one error case- Missing tests for standard temperatures when temperature is None
- 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)
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: Improve implementation of set_network_temperature function.Several improvements are needed in the implementation:
- The yearly average temperature is hard-coded with a TODO comment
- Inconsistent error handling - network type validation is implicit
- Missing type hints
- 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":
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: 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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