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Add new fields to layers DTO #161

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  • New Features

    • Introduced new classes for AxisDatasetStats, AxisTransformation, and Indicator to enhance data representation and manipulation.
    • Added support for statistical transformations and metrics within the StyleLayer class.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced data handling capabilities by integrating statistical metrics and transformation features across relevant classes.

@gabriel-fallen gabriel-fallen added the bug Something isn't working label Sep 5, 2024
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The changes introduce several new Java classes within the io.kontur.disasterninja.domain package, including AxisDatasetStats, AxisTransformation, and Indicator. These classes utilize Lombok annotations to reduce boilerplate code and facilitate data handling. Additionally, the StyleLayer class is updated to include new member variables for transformation, dataset statistics, and indicators, enhancing its capability to manage complex data structures.

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Files Change Summary
src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/AxisDatasetStats.java
src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/AxisTransformation.java
src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/Indicator.java
New classes introduced with various fields and Lombok annotations to streamline data handling and serialization.
src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/StyleLayer.java Existing class modified to include new fields for AxisTransformation, AxisDatasetStats, and a list of Indicator.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant AxisDatasetStats
    participant AxisTransformation
    participant Indicator
    participant StyleLayer

    User->>StyleLayer: Create instance
    StyleLayer->>AxisTransformation: Add transformation
    StyleLayer->>AxisDatasetStats: Add dataset stats
    StyleLayer->>Indicator: Add indicators
    StyleLayer->>User: Return styled layer
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New classes bloom, bright as day.
With stats and transforms, oh what a sight,
Indicators dance, a joyful delight!
Hopping through code, we cheer and sing,
For every change, a new spring! 🐇✨


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Actionable comments posted: 2

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 706f26d and c64669c.

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  • src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/AxisDatasetStats.java (1 hunks)
  • src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/AxisTransformation.java (1 hunks)
  • src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/Indicator.java (1 hunks)
  • src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/StyleLayer.java (1 hunks)
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src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/AxisDatasetStats.java (3)

9-14: Well-structured DTO class with appropriate Lombok annotations.

The use of @Data, @Builder, @Jacksonized, @AllArgsConstructor, and @NoArgsConstructor annotations are well-suited for a DTO class like AxisDatasetStats. These annotations help in reducing boilerplate code and integrate well with JSON processing frameworks.


15-18: Appropriate use of Double type for statistical data fields.

Using Double for fields such as minValue, maxValue, mean, and stddev is suitable given the nature of statistical data, which may require handling of fractional and precise calculations.


15-19: Ensure adherence to project standards for new classes.

As this is a new file, please ensure that AxisDatasetStats adheres to the project's standards for naming, documentation, and placement within the package structure.

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AxisDatasetStats Class Adheres to Project Standards

The AxisDatasetStats class is appropriately placed within the domain package and follows the naming conventions consistent with other classes in the same package. There is no evidence of required class-level documentation in the existing classes, suggesting that the current implementation aligns with the project's standards. No further action is needed.

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src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/AxisTransformation.java (3)

9-13: Proper use of Lombok annotations.

The use of @Data, @Builder, @Jacksonized, @AllArgsConstructor, and @NoArgsConstructor is appropriate for a DTO class, ensuring simplicity and immutability where necessary.


15-21: Appropriate choice of data types for fields.

The use of Double for statistical measures and String for the transformation field is suitable for the intended purposes of this DTO.


14-22: Well-structured and designed DTO class.

The class AxisTransformation is well-designed with a clear purpose and appropriate visibility. It is structured to efficiently handle data transformation statistics.

src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/StyleLayer.java (3)

27-27: Addition of transformation field

The new field transformation of type AxisTransformation is added to the class. This field likely handles transformations related to axes, which could be crucial for data manipulation or representation tasks. Ensure that the AxisTransformation class is well-documented and tested, as it seems to be a significant part of the functionality.

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Verified: Addition of transformation field is appropriate

The AxisTransformation class exists and is properly defined with relevant fields and Lombok annotations. The integration of the transformation field into the StyleLayer class is correct and does not introduce any issues. The class is well-prepared for data handling tasks, ensuring smooth functionality.

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Length of output: 67


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# Description: Search for any references to AxisTransformation in the codebase.

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29-29: Addition of indicators field

The indicators field is a list of Indicator objects. This addition allows the class to manage multiple indicators, likely for monitoring or measuring specific metrics. It's crucial to ensure that the Indicator class is robust and that the list is handled correctly to prevent issues like null pointer exceptions or memory leaks.

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Indicator class is well-integrated in the codebase

The Indicator class is defined in the codebase and is used in various contexts, including GraphQL schemas and tests. This confirms the validity of the indicators field addition in the StyleLayer class. Ensure that the Indicator class is robust and that the list is handled correctly to prevent potential issues.

  • Indicator class definition: src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/Indicator.java
  • Usage in GraphQL schema: src/main/graphql/io/kontur/disasterninja/graphql/schema.graphqls
  • References in tests and other classes indicate integration and testing.
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28-28: Addition of datasetStats field

The datasetStats field of type AxisDatasetStats has been added. This field is intended to store statistical information about datasets, which is essential for analytics and visualization purposes. It is important to ensure that this class handles data securely, especially if it involves sensitive or large datasets.

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Verification of AxisDatasetStats Class and datasetStats Field

The AxisDatasetStats class is defined and used in the codebase, and the datasetStats field in the StyleLayer class is of this type. The field is integrated into various data processing workflows, particularly in mapper classes. While the review comment's concern about secure data handling is valid, no specific security issues were identified in the current context.

  • AxisDatasetStats class is defined in src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/AxisDatasetStats.java.
  • datasetStats field is used in src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/StyleLayer.java and referenced in mapper classes like BivariateStatisticMapper and AxisListMapper.
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src/main/java/io/kontur/disasterninja/domain/Indicator.java (1)

11-16: Class Definition and Annotations Review

The use of Lombok annotations (@Data, @Builder, @Jacksonized, @AllArgsConstructor, @NoArgsConstructor) is appropriate for data classes like Indicator. These annotations help in reducing boilerplate code and make the class easy to maintain and serialize/deserialize.

@palina-krukovich palina-krukovich merged commit f8a994d into main Sep 12, 2024
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@palina-krukovich palina-krukovich deleted the 19520-new-transformation-functions-don-t-work-from-database-stored-config branch September 12, 2024 10:17
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