just modifying the breakpoints for all the index endpoints #3843
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src/device-registry/config/global/mappings.js (1)
30-35: Consider adding documentation for AQI categoriesAdding JSDoc comments would help clarify the meaning of each category and the reasoning behind the breakpoints.
AQI_INDEX: { + /** + * AQI Categories based on PM2.5 concentrations (μg/m³) + * Reference: [Add reference to standard being followed] + */ good: { min: 0, max: 9.0 }, moderate: { min: 9.1, max: 35.4 },
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| good: { min: 0, max: 9.0 }, | ||
| moderate: { min: 9.1, max: 35.4 }, | ||
| u4sg: { min: 35.5, max: 55.4 }, | ||
| unhealthy: { min: 55.5, max: 125.4 }, | ||
| very_unhealthy: { min: 125.5, max: 225.4 }, | ||
| hazardous: { min: 225.5, max: null }, |
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Data structure updated, but range boundaries and category naming require attention
The AQI_INDEX structure has been improved for clarity. However, please address the following:
- Range Boundaries: There appears to be a gap between 9.0 and 9.1. Ensure that all values are covered without overlaps or gaps.
- Category Naming: The category name "u4sg" is non-standard and may cause confusion. Consider renaming it to a more descriptive term for better clarity and maintainability.
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Improved data structure, but ranges need verification
The transition from array-based to object-based structure with explicit min and max values improves clarity and maintainability. However, let's verify a few critical aspects:
- The ranges appear to have potential gaps at the boundary values (e.g., between 9.0 and 9.1)
- The category name "u4sg" is non-standard and could be unclear
- The ranges should be validated against standard AQI breakpoints
Consider these improvements:
AQI_INDEX: {
- good: { min: 0, max: 9.0 },
- moderate: { min: 9.1, max: 35.4 },
- u4sg: { min: 35.5, max: 55.4 },
+ good: { min: 0, max: 9 },
+ moderate: { min: 9, max: 35 },
+ unhealthy_sensitive: { min: 35, max: 55 },
unhealthy: { min: 55.5, max: 125.4 },
very_unhealthy: { min: 125.5, max: 225.4 },
hazardous: { min: 225.5, max: null },
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| const range = constants.AQI_INDEX[index]; | ||
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$gte"] = range.min; | ||
| // Only set $lte if max is not null | ||
| if (range.max !== null) { | ||
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$lte"] = range.max; | ||
| } |
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Initialize 'filter["values.pm2_5.value"]' before assigning properties
In the readings function, initializing filter["values.pm2_5.value"] as an object before setting properties will help avoid runtime errors.
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+ filter["values.pm2_5.value"] = {};
filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$gte"] = range.min;
// Only set $lte if max is not null
if (range.max !== null) {
filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$lte"] = range.max;
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| const range = constants.AQI_INDEX[index]; | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$gte"] = range.min; | |
| // Only set $lte if max is not null | |
| if (range.max !== null) { | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$lte"] = range.max; | |
| } | |
| const range = constants.AQI_INDEX[index]; | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"] = {}; | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$gte"] = range.min; | |
| // Only set $lte if max is not null | |
| if (range.max !== null) { | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$lte"] = range.max; | |
| } |
| const range = constants.AQI_INDEX[index]; | ||
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$gte"] = range.min; | ||
| // Only set $lte if max is not null | ||
| if (range.max !== null) { | ||
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$lte"] = range.max; | ||
| } |
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Initialize 'filter["values.pm2_5.value"]' before assigning properties
Similarly, in the fetch function, please initialize filter["values.pm2_5.value"] to ensure smooth execution.
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+ filter["values.pm2_5.value"] = {};
filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$gte"] = range.min;
// Only set $lte if max is not null
if (range.max !== null) {
filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$lte"] = range.max;
}📝 Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| const range = constants.AQI_INDEX[index]; | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$gte"] = range.min; | |
| // Only set $lte if max is not null | |
| if (range.max !== null) { | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$lte"] = range.max; | |
| } | |
| const range = constants.AQI_INDEX[index]; | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"] = {}; | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$gte"] = range.min; | |
| // Only set $lte if max is not null | |
| if (range.max !== null) { | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$lte"] = range.max; | |
| } |
| const range = constants.AQI_INDEX[index]; | ||
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$gte"] = range.min; | ||
| // Only set $lte if max is not null | ||
| if (range.max !== null) { | ||
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$lte"] = range.max; | ||
| } |
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Initialize 'filter["values.pm2_5.value"]' before assigning properties
To prevent potential runtime errors, please ensure that filter["values.pm2_5.value"] is initialized as an object before setting the $gte and $lte properties.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
+ filter["values.pm2_5.value"] = {};
filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$gte"] = range.min;
// Only set $lte if max is not null
if (range.max !== null) {
filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$lte"] = range.max;
}📝 Committable suggestion
‼️ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| const range = constants.AQI_INDEX[index]; | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$gte"] = range.min; | |
| // Only set $lte if max is not null | |
| if (range.max !== null) { | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$lte"] = range.max; | |
| } | |
| const range = constants.AQI_INDEX[index]; | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"] = {}; | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$gte"] = range.min; | |
| // Only set $lte if max is not null | |
| if (range.max !== null) { | |
| filter["values.pm2_5.value"]["$lte"] = range.max; | |
| } |
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