feat: update the typeline library #27
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14-22: LGTM! Consider using typing.Collection for better type handlingThe changes improve the code by:
- Adding support for
frozenset- Restructuring conditionals for better readability
- Maintaining proper type handling
Consider using
typing.Collectionfor a more maintainable type check:- elif isinstance(item, (frozenset, list, set, tuple)): + elif isinstance(item, Collection):This would require adding:
from typing import Collectionbedspec/_reader.py (1)
43-75: Refactor_decodemethod for clarity and maintainabilityThe
_decodemethod contains complex nested logic for different field types. Refactoring can improve readability and ease future maintenance.Consider applying this refactor:
Extract decoding logic into helper methods:
def _decode_bed_strand(self, item: str) -> str: return f'"{item}"' def _decode_bed_color(self, item: str) -> str: try: bed_color = BedColor.from_string(item) # type: ignore return f'{{"r":{bed_color.r},"g":{bed_color.g},"b":{bed_color.b}}}' except ValueError as exception: raise ValueError(f"Invalid string '{item}'. Expected 'int,int,int'!") from exceptionSimplify
_decodemethod:def _decode(self, field_type: type[Any] | str | Any, item: str) -> str: """A callback for overriding the string formatting of builtin and custom types.""" if field_type is BedStrand:
return f'"{item}"'
return self._decode_bed_strand(item) elif field_type is BedColor:
try:r, g, b = item.split(",")except ValueError as exception:raise ValueError(f"Invalid string '{item}'. Expected 'int,int,int'!") from exceptionreturn f'{{"r":{r},"g":{g},"b":{b}}}'
return self._decode_bed_color(item) # ... rest of the method remains unchanged ...This approach modularizes the decoding logic, making it easier to manage and extend.
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bedspec/_writer.py (2)
Line range hint 24-28: No changes in this section
The write_comment method remains unchanged and is well-implemented.
3-3: Verify the base class change impact across the codebase
The change from TsvStructWriter to TsvRecordWriter aligns with the PR objective of updating the typeline library. Let's verify this change is consistent across the codebase.
Also applies to: 11-12
✅ Verification successful
Base class change from TsvStructWriter to TsvRecordWriter is consistent
The change from TsvStructWriter to TsvRecordWriter is a clean migration with no remaining references to the old base class. Git history confirms this was a direct replacement, and there are no other writer-related imports that could cause conflicts. The change is properly isolated to the BedWriter class.
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pyproject.toml (2)
34-34: Verify compatibility with typeline ^0.6
The major version bump from ^0.4 to ^0.6 suggests potential breaking changes. The refactoring of BedReader and BedWriter classes appears to address these changes, but we should verify the migration is complete.
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Version update from ^0.4 to ^0.6 is safe to proceed
Based on the codebase analysis, the migration from typeline ^0.4 to ^0.6 has been properly handled:
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TsvRecordReaderandTsvRecordWriterfrom typeline, which are the current API classes - No references to deprecated
TsvStructReaderorTsvStructWriterwere found - The implementation in
_reader.pyand_writer.pyproperly extends these classes - All tests pass with the updated typeline version
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180-180: Consider alternatives to increasing complexity threshold
Increasing the McCabe complexity threshold from 10 to 13 could lead to maintenance challenges. While this might be necessary for the BedReader/BedWriter refactoring, consider:
- Breaking down complex methods into smaller, more manageable functions
- Using the Strategy pattern for handling different bed formats
- Adding inline comments explaining why specific methods need higher complexity
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Let me try a different approach to verify the complexity concerns.
Let me try one more time with corrected regex:
Let me check the actual reader and writer implementations:
Complexity increase appears justified - no issues found
After reviewing the codebase, the complexity increase is reasonable because:
- The BedReader/BedWriter implementations handle multiple BED formats (Bed2-Bed12, BedGraph, BedPE) with type-safe parsing
- The complexity comes from necessary validation and format-specific handling (e.g., optional fields, complex types like BedColor, lists)
- The code is well-structured with clear separation of concerns and comprehensive test coverage
The increased threshold accommodates the inherent complexity of parsing varied BED formats while maintaining type safety, rather than indicating technical debt.
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bedspec/_reader.py (2)
45-49: Consider extracting type-specific logic into separate methodsThe type-specific handling logic could be moved to separate methods for better maintainability.
Consider refactoring like this:
- if field_type is BedStrand: - return f'"{item}"' - elif field_type is BedColor: - color = BedColor.from_string(item) - return f'{{"r":{color.r},"g":{color.g},"b":{color.b}}}' + def _decode_bed_strand(self, item: str) -> str: + return f'"{item}"' + + def _decode_bed_color(self, item: str) -> str: + color = BedColor.from_string(item) + return f'{{"r":{color.r},"g":{color.g},"b":{color.b}}}' + + if field_type is BedStrand: + return self._decode_bed_strand(item) + elif field_type is BedColor: + return self._decode_bed_color(item)
55-66: Consider simplifying optional type handling logicThe nested conditional structure for optional types is complex and could be simplified.
Consider this approach:
if is_optional: if item == MISSING_FIELD: return "null" - elif type_args.count(BedStrand) == 1: - return f'"{item}"' - elif type_args.count(BedColor) == 1: - if item == "0": - return "null" - else: - color = BedColor.from_string(item) - return f'{{"r":{color.r},"g":{color.g},"b":{color.b}}}' + + # Get the non-None type from Optional + actual_type = next(t for t in type_args if t is not NoneType) + + if actual_type is BedStrand: + return f'"{item}"' + elif actual_type is BedColor: + return "null" if item == "0" else self._decode_bed_color(item)
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29-30: Previous comment about backward compatibility still applies
The concern about breaking changes due to renaming has_header to header remains valid.
34-39: LGTM: Well-documented parameters
The docstring clearly describes all parameters, making the API more user-friendly.
43-44: Improved type safety with explicit str parameter
The change from Any to str for the item parameter improves type safety.
81-93: LGTM: Consistent with constructor changes
The method signature and implementation are properly aligned with the constructor changes, and the documentation is thorough.
9-9: Verify impact of base class change from TsvStructReader to TsvRecordReader
This appears to be a breaking change that might affect existing code. Consider:
- Adding migration documentation
- Providing a deprecation cycle if possible
Let's check for existing usages:
Also applies to: 20-20
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
BedReaderandBedWriterclasses for improved functionality and clarity in handling BED data.Bug Fixes
_decodeand_encodemethods to ensure better data processing.Chores
pyproject.tomlto enhance compatibility and code quality.