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PREDICT: Enhance Forecast Responses #4090

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Description

Introduces centralized AQI range management with improved modularity and consistent metadata across air quality forecast endpoints.

Changes Made

  • Added centralized AQI_RANGES dictionary to define air quality index categories
  • Created get_aqi_category() utility function to determine AQI categories
  • Implemented enhance_forecast_response() to standardize response metadata
  • Added AQI ranges to multiple API endpoint responses
  • Improved code modularity and maintainability for air quality forecast routes
  • Maintained existing functionality while adding flexible configuration options
  • Enhanced error handling and logging for health tips and forecast generation

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  • Tested locally
  • Tested against staging environment
  • Relevant tests passed: [List test names]

Affected Services

  • Which services were modified:
    • Predict

Endpoints Ready for Testing

  • New endpoints ready for testing:
    • /api/v2/predict/daily-forecast

API Documentation Updated?

  • Yes, API documentation was updated
  • No, API documentation does not need updating

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new constant for categorizing air quality index (AQI) levels.
    • Added functionality to determine AQI categories based on values.
    • Enhanced forecast responses to include health tips and AQI ranges.
    • Improved response structure for various forecast retrieval functions to ensure consistency in AQI information.

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The pull request introduces significant improvements to air quality index (AQI) handling in the prediction API. The changes centralize AQI-related logic by adding a new constant AQI_RANGES and creating helper functions get_aqi_category() and enhance_forecast_response(). These modifications standardize AQI categorization across various forecast retrieval functions, improving response consistency and error handling for air quality-related predictions.

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File Change Summary
src/predict/api/prediction.py - Added AQI_RANGES constant for categorizing air quality levels
- Introduced get_aqi_category(value) function to determine AQI category
- Created enhance_forecast_response() to standardize forecast response augmentation
- Updated forecast retrieval functions to use new AQI handling methods

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
src/predict/api/prediction.py (4)

77-88: Simplify Conditional Statements in get_aqi_category Function

The conditional branches in the get_aqi_category() function can be combined using a logical or operator for improved readability and efficiency.

Apply this diff to refactor the conditionals:

 def get_aqi_category(value):
     for category, range_info in AQI_RANGES.items():
-        if range_info['max'] is None and value >= range_info['min']:
+        if ((range_info['max'] is None and value >= range_info['min']) or
-            return {
-                'category': category,
-                'label': range_info['label'],
-                **range_info
-            }
-        elif range_info['max'] is not None and range_info['min'] <= value <= range_info['max']:
+            (range_info['max'] is not None and range_info['min'] <= value <= range_info['max'])):
             return {
                 'category': category,
                 'label': range_info['label'],
                 **range_info
             }
     return None
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77-88: Combine if branches using logical or operator

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181-190: Refactor Repetitive Response Handling Logic

The response handling logic is repeated across multiple functions (get_next_24hr_forecasts, get_next_1_week_forecasts, get_all_daily_forecasts, get_all_hourly_forecasts). Refactoring this code into a shared helper function can enhance maintainability and reduce duplication.

Consider creating a utility function to handle the response enhancement and construction.

Also applies to: 225-234, 249-259, 272-282


247-247: Correct Typographical Error in Log Message

There's a typo in the log message at line 247. The word "retriece" should be "retrieved".

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

-    current_app.logger.info(f"result: result retriece", exc_info=True)
+    current_app.logger.info(f"result: result retrieved", exc_info=True)

339-344: Ensure Consistent Use of get_aqi_category for Health Tips Filtering

While you've correctly used get_aqi_category() to determine the AQI category, the health tips filtering logic still manually checks the pm2_5 value against aqi_category ranges. Consider using the previously obtained aqi_category to streamline the filtering.

Apply this diff to simplify health tips filtering:

 data["aqi_category"] = aqi_category
 data['aqi_ranges'] = AQI_RANGES
-data["health_tips"] = list(
-    filter(
-        lambda x: x["aqi_category"]["max"]
-        >= pm2_5
-        >= x["aqi_category"]["min"],
-        health_tips,
-    )
-)
+data["health_tips"] = [
+    tip for tip in health_tips if tip["aqi_category"]["category"] == aqi_category["category"]
+]

This modification enhances readability and ensures consistency.

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Comment on lines 32 to 64
# Centralized AQI Ranges Configuration
AQI_RANGES = {
"good": {
"min": 0,
"max": 9.099,
"label": "Good"
},
"moderate": {
"min": 9.1,
"max": 35.49,
"label": "Moderate"
},
"u4sg": {
"min": 35.5,
"max": 55.49,
"label": "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups"
},
"unhealthy": {
"min": 55.5,
"max": 125.49,
"label": "Unhealthy"
},
"very_unhealthy": {
"min": 125.5,
"max": 225.49,
"label": "Very Unhealthy"
},
"hazardous": {
"min": 225.5,
"max": None,
"label": "Hazardous"
}
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure Continuous AQI Range Coverage to Avoid Gaps

The AQI_RANGES definitions currently have gaps between categories. For instance, the "good" category ends at 9.099, while the "moderate" category starts at 9.1, leaving values between 9.099 and 9.1 uncategorized. Similar gaps exist between other categories. To provide accurate AQI categorizations for all values, please adjust the max and min values to ensure continuous coverage.

Apply this diff to adjust the ranges:

     "good": {
         "min": 0,
-        "max": 9.099,
+        "max": 9.1,
         "label": "Good"
     },
     "moderate": {
-        "min": 9.1,
+        "min": 9.101,
         "max": 35.49,
         "label": "Moderate"
     },
     "u4sg": {
-        "min": 35.5,
+        "min": 35.491,
         "max": 55.49,
         "label": "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups"
     },
     "unhealthy": {
-        "min": 55.5,
+        "min": 55.491,
         "max": 125.49,
         "label": "Unhealthy"
     },
     "very_unhealthy": {
-        "min": 125.5,
+        "min": 125.491,
         "max": 225.49,
         "label": "Very Unhealthy"
     },
     "hazardous": {
-        "min": 225.5,
+        "min": 225.491,
         "max": None,
         "label": "Hazardous"
     }

Alternatively, consider adjusting the comparison logic in get_aqi_category() to account for these gaps.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/predict/api/prediction.py (2)

66-89: Consider optimizing the category check logic

While the current implementation is clear and functional, you could make it more concise by combining the conditions:

-        if range_info['max'] is None and value >= range_info['min']:
-            return {
-                'category': category,
-                'label': range_info['label'],
-                **range_info
-            }
-        elif range_info['max'] is not None and range_info['min'] <= value <= range_info['max']:
+        if (range_info['max'] is None and value >= range_info['min']) or \
+           (range_info['max'] is not None and range_info['min'] <= value <= range_info['max']):
             return {
                 'category': category,
                 'label': range_info['label'],
                 **range_info
             }
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77-88: Combine if branches using logical or operator

Combine if branches

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246-246: Fix typo in logging message

There's a typo in the logging message: "result retriece" should be "result retrieved"

-    current_app.logger.info(f"result: result retriece", exc_info=True)
+    current_app.logger.info(f"result: result retrieved", exc_info=True)
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246-246: f-string without any placeholders

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src/predict/api/prediction.py (3)

32-64: LGTM! Well-structured AQI ranges configuration

The AQI ranges are now properly defined with continuous coverage and no gaps between categories. The structure is clean and maintainable.


91-111: LGTM! Well-implemented response enhancement

The function effectively centralizes the response enhancement logic with proper error handling and logging. Good use of the Single Responsibility Principle.


181-183: LGTM! Consistent integration of AQI ranges across endpoints

The enhancement logic has been consistently integrated across all relevant endpoints, improving the overall response structure uniformity.

Also applies to: 225-227, 247-249, 270-272, 301-301, 339-344, 376-384

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