Extract interval and table machinery from the inventory modules - #911
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe PR adds shared interval, value, table, and path utilities. Inventory validation, selection, coordinate projection, and CSV loading now use these utilities. New tests cover interval behavior, normalization, strict CSV handling, validation, ordering, and cell parsing. Inventory utility extraction
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Move the interval, mask, clip, value-kind and strict-CSV helpers out of the inventory modules into neutral utility modules so the annotation store can reuse them. Pure refactor: the inventory tests pass unmodified. - dascore/utils/intervals.py: interval_masks, intervals_overlap, clip_intervals, value_kind, normalize_value. - dascore/utils/tables.py: read_table, row_cells, require_columns, require_stated, ordered_rows, parse_cell. - dascore/utils/paths.py: quote_path. The table utilities raise ParameterError and the loader names it as its own once, in _load_table, rather than threading an exception class through every signature. clip_intervals names its start and end fields so a per-dim region can use it, read_table names what a column-less file fails to state so its message is unchanged, and normalize_value keeps its error parameter because it runs inside a pydantic validator.
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In `@dascore/utils/intervals.py`:
- Around line 183-187: Update the value validation around the np.generic
conversion so non-finite NumPy floating scalars, including np.longdouble, are
rejected rather than returned. Check np.floating values with the existing
finiteness logic while preserving handling of native floats and finite values,
and add a regression test covering a non-finite np.longdouble input.
In `@dascore/utils/tables.py`:
- Around line 58-70: Update the read error handler in read_table to also catch
csv.Error, translating oversized-cell parsing failures into the existing
ParameterError flow so _load_table can convert them to InvalidInventoryError.
Add a regression test covering a CSV cell exceeding csv.field_size_limit.
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| with path.open(newline="", encoding="utf-8-sig") as stream: | ||
| reader = csv.reader(stream) | ||
| header = next(reader, []) | ||
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| # format meant to grow, and holding every cell as a python | ||
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| _check_widths(reader, header, path) | ||
| except (OSError, UnicodeDecodeError) as read_error: | ||
| msg = f"Could not read {quote_path(path)}: {read_error}." | ||
| raise ParameterError(msg) from read_error |
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Translate csv.Error at the utility boundary.
When a cell exceeds csv.field_size_limit, csv.reader raises csv.Error. read_table does not catch it, so _load_table cannot convert it to InvalidInventoryError.
Add csv.Error to the handler and add a regression test for an oversized cell.
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- except (OSError, UnicodeDecodeError) as read_error:
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| try: | |
| with path.open(newline="", encoding="utf-8-sig") as stream: | |
| reader = csv.reader(stream) | |
| header = next(reader, []) | |
| if header: | |
| # Streamed rather than listed: a table is the part of this | |
| # format meant to grow, and holding every cell as a python | |
| # object beside the frame pandas builds would cost several | |
| # times what the frame itself does. | |
| _check_widths(reader, header, path) | |
| except (OSError, UnicodeDecodeError) as read_error: | |
| msg = f"Could not read {quote_path(path)}: {read_error}." | |
| raise ParameterError(msg) from read_error | |
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| with path.open(newline="", encoding="utf-8-sig") as stream: | |
| reader = csv.reader(stream) | |
| header = next(reader, []) | |
| if header: | |
| # Streamed rather than listed: a table is the part of this | |
| # format meant to grow, and holding every cell as a python | |
| # object beside the frame pandas builds would cost several | |
| # times what the frame itself does. | |
| _check_widths(reader, header, path) | |
| except (OSError, UnicodeDecodeError, csv.Error) as read_error: | |
| msg = f"Could not read {quote_path(path)}: {read_error}." | |
| raise ParameterError(msg) from read_error |
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In `@dascore/utils/tables.py` around lines 58 - 70, Update the read error handler
in read_table to also catch csv.Error, translating oversized-cell parsing
failures into the existing ParameterError flow so _load_table can convert them
to InvalidInventoryError. Add a regression test covering a CSV cell exceeding
csv.field_size_limit.
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Not addressed here, deliberately. Both the behaviour and the handler are pre-existing on dev: _read_table carried the identical except (OSError, UnicodeDecodeError) at line 524, and a >131072-character cell raises the same bare _csv.Error there. This PR was a pure refactor whose contract was that nothing changed in transit, so adding csv.Error to the tuple would have been a behaviour change hidden inside a move.
The finding is real and worth taking separately: the loader's stated contract is that anything malformed raises InvalidInventoryError, and a raw _csv.Error escaping dc.inventory(path) breaks that. It is now a one-word change plus a test, since the utilities raise ParameterError and _load_table wraps once at the boundary.
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@d-chambers, agreed. This behavior predates PR #911, so it is outside this refactor’s compatibility-preserving scope.
The raw _csv.Error remains a valid separate issue because it bypasses the InvalidInventoryError contract of dc.inventory(path). A follow-up should add csv.Error translation in read_table and a regression test for an oversized cell.
Would you like me to open a GitHub issue for that follow-up?
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Repo: DASDAE/dascore PR: 911
File: dascore/utils/tables.py:58-70
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Learning: In `dascore` inventory loading, PR `#911` preserves pre-existing behavior while extracting shared utilities. The pre-existing `_read_table` handler did not translate `csv.Error`, so oversized CSV cells can bypass the `dc.inventory(path)` contract that malformed inventory input raises `InvalidInventoryError`. Treat this as a separate follow-up rather than a regression in the utility-extraction refactor.
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Phase 1 of the annotations work: a pure refactor that moves the interval, mask, clip, value-kind and strict-CSV machinery the annotation store will reuse out of the inventory modules into neutral utility modules. No behavior change — the inventory test suite passes unmodified.
Moved symbols, old → new:
dascore.core.inventory.interval_masksdascore.utils.intervals.interval_masks(still re-exported fromcore.inventory)dascore.core.inventory._intervals_overlapdascore.utils.intervals.intervals_overlapdascore.core.inventory._clip_intervalsdascore.utils.intervals.clip_intervalsdascore.core.inventory._annotation_kinddascore.utils.intervals.value_kinddascore.core.inventory._annotation_valuedascore.utils.intervals.normalize_valuedascore.core.inventory_loader._read_table(+_check_widths)dascore.utils.tables.read_table(+_check_widths)dascore.core.inventory_loader._cellsdascore.utils.tables.row_cellsdascore.core.inventory_loader._require_columnsdascore.utils.tables.require_columnsdascore.core.inventory_loader._require_stateddascore.utils.tables.require_stateddascore.core.inventory_loader._ordereddascore.utils.tables.ordered_rowsdascore.core.inventory_loader._parse_celldascore.utils.tables.parse_celldascore.core.inventory_loader._quotedascore.utils.paths.quote_pathThree things were generalized rather than copied, each keeping the inventory's behavior identical:
ParameterError, and_load_tablenames it as the inventory's own once —except ParameterError as error: raise InvalidInventoryError(str(error)) from error— rather than threading an exception class through every signature and call.normalize_valuekeeps anerrorparameter, since it runs inside a pydantic validator where there is no boundary to wrap at.clip_intervalsnames its start and end fields (start_field/end_field, defaulting tostart_distance/end_distance) instead of requiring an.intervalproperty, so an annotation region with per-dim bounds can use it.read_tabletakeswhat— the noun a column-less file fails to state — so the inventory's message stays byte-for-byte while the module itself says nothing about tracks.Assumptions and judgment calls:
_check_control_pointsstayed incore/inventory.py. It requires strictly increasing values, which is a control-point-map rule rather than a vertex-table rule; annotation paths and polygons are not monotonic in any one axis._fill_from_intervalsstayed incore/_spool_inventory.py. It raisesPatchError, and both its message and its dtype handling are about projecting onto channels of a patch coordinate; per the phase plan it is revisited in phase 4._Table,_object_rows,_point_rows,_check_places,_geometry_axesand_coordinatesstayed in the loader — they encode the inventory's directory convention, its field names, or itssequence/segmentcolumns.AnnotationValuestayed incore/inventory.py: the alias is a pydantic annotation whose validator is inventory-flavored. The value logic behind it moved, so phase 2 can build its own alias on the same functions.The moved helpers previously had no tests of their own — they were exercised only through the inventory.
tests/test_utils/test_intervals.pyandtests/test_utils/test_tables.pygive the neutral modules their own contract; both new modules are at 100% line coverage.Changelog
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