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Align aqi ranges with their categories #2312

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    • Updated air quality icon retrieval to utilize a more contextual measurement object.
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The pull request includes updates to various files in the mobile application project. Key changes involve modifying the local.properties file to reflect Windows SDK paths, enhancing the ForecastResponse and Forecast classes with improved formatting and a new required property, and updating the AnalyticsCard, AnalyticsForecastWidget, and MapScreen classes to accommodate changes in method signatures for air quality icon retrieval. Additionally, the utility functions for air quality categorization have been refined to support dynamic assessments based on specified ranges.

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mobile-v3/android/local.properties Updated sdk.dir and flutter.sdk paths from macOS to Windows format.
mobile-v3/lib/src/app/dashboard/models/forecast_response.dart Reformatted ForecastResponse and Forecast classes; added measurement property to Forecast and updated JSON parsing methods.
mobile-v3/lib/src/app/dashboard/widgets/analytics_card.dart Updated getAirQualityIcon method to accept an additional measurement parameter.
mobile-v3/lib/src/app/dashboard/widgets/analytics_forecast_widget.dart Changed getAirQualityIcon method call to include measurement and pm25 parameters.
mobile-v3/lib/src/app/map/pages/map_page.dart Modified addMarkers method to call getAirQualityIcon with measurement and pm25 parameters.
mobile-v3/lib/src/meta/utils/utils.dart Updated getAirQualityIcon to accept a Measurement object; added _getDynamicAirQuality function for dynamic air quality categorization.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
mobile-v3/lib/src/meta/utils/utils.dart (1)

35-73: Consider refactoring _getDynamicAirQuality to reduce code duplication

The function contains repetitive if blocks for each air quality category. Refactoring to iterate over the categories could improve maintainability and make it easier to add or modify categories in the future.

You can apply the following refactor:

String _getDynamicAirQuality(AqiRanges aqiRanges, double value) {
+  List<Map<String, dynamic>> categories = [
+    {"name": "Good", "range": aqiRanges.good},
+    {"name": "Moderate", "range": aqiRanges.moderate},
+    {"name": "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups", "range": aqiRanges.u4sg},
+    {"name": "Unhealthy", "range": aqiRanges.unhealthy},
+    {"name": "Very Unhealthy", "range": aqiRanges.veryUnhealthy},
+    {"name": "Hazardous", "range": aqiRanges.hazardous},
+  ];
+
+  for (var category in categories) {
+    var range = category['range'];
+    if (range != null &&
+        value >= (range.min ?? double.negativeInfinity) &&
+        value <= (range.max ?? double.infinity)) {
+      return category['name'];
+    }
+  }
+  return "Unavailable";
}
mobile-v3/lib/src/app/map/pages/map_page.dart (2)

Line range hint 132-143: Consider adding error handling for marker creation

The addMarkers method should handle potential null values and errors when creating markers. Consider adding try-catch blocks and null checks.

 Future<void> addMarkers(AirQualityResponse response) async {
+  if (response.measurements == null) return;
   for (var measurement in response.measurements!) {
-    if (measurement.siteDetails != null) {
+    try {
+      if (measurement.siteDetails?.approximateLatitude == null || 
+          measurement.siteDetails?.approximateLongitude == null) {
+        continue;
+      }
       markers.add(Marker(
         onTap: () => viewDetails(measurement: measurement),
         icon: await bitmapDescriptorFromSvgAsset(
             getAirQualityIcon(measurement, measurement.pm25!.value!)),
         position: LatLng(measurement.siteDetails!.approximateLatitude!,
             measurement.siteDetails!.approximateLongitude!),
         markerId: MarkerId(measurement.id!),
       ));
+    } catch (e) {
+      print('Error creating marker for measurement ${measurement.id}: $e');
+      continue;
     }
   }

Line range hint 371-517: Consider breaking down the complex UI structure

The current implementation has deeply nested widgets and complex conditional rendering. Consider:

  1. Extracting the search results view into a separate widget
  2. Creating a dedicated widget for the filter chips
  3. Moving the location suggestions list to a separate component

This would improve code maintainability and testability.

Example of extracting search results:

class SearchResultsView extends StatelessWidget {
  final List<Prediction> predictions;
  final Function(String) onPlaceSelected;

  const SearchResultsView({
    required this.predictions,
    required this.onPlaceSelected,
  });

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    if (predictions.isEmpty) {
      return Center(
        child: Text(
          "No results found",
          style: TextStyle(
            fontSize: 18,
            fontWeight: FontWeight.w500,
            color: AppColors.boldHeadlineColor
          ),
        ),
      );
    }
    return ListView.separated(
      // ... existing ListView implementation
    );
  }
}
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mobile-v3/lib/src/meta/utils/utils.dart (1)

3-6: Changes to getAirQualityIcon method are acceptable

The updates enhance functionality by allowing dynamic air quality categorization based on the aqiRanges in Measurement. Null checks are properly handled.

mobile-v3/lib/src/app/dashboard/widgets/analytics_forecast_widget.dart (1)

40-40: Method call updated to match new getAirQualityIcon signature

The update correctly passes e.measurement to getAirQualityIcon, aligning with the new method signature.

mobile-v3/lib/src/app/dashboard/widgets/analytics_card.dart (1)

73-73: Method call updated to match new getAirQualityIcon signature

The getAirQualityIcon function now accepts measurement as an argument. The update accurately reflects this change.

mobile-v3/lib/src/app/map/pages/map_page.dart (1)

139-139: LGTM: Enhanced air quality icon selection with measurement context

The update to include the full measurement object in getAirQualityIcon call allows for more accurate icon selection based on the complete measurement context.

Comment on lines +37 to +40
Map<String, dynamic> toJson() => {
"pm2_5": pm25,
"time": time.toIso8601String(),
};
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure measurement is included in the toJson() method

The measurement property is parsed in fromJson, but it's not included in the toJson() method. This could lead to data inconsistencies when serializing Forecast objects.

Apply this diff to include measurement in toJson():

 Map<String, dynamic> toJson() => {
+      "measurement": measurement.toJson(),
       "pm2_5": pm25,
       "time": time.toIso8601String(),
     };
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"pm2_5": pm25,
"time": time.toIso8601String(),
};
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Map<String, dynamic> toJson() => {
"measurement": measurement.toJson(),
"pm2_5": pm25,
"time": time.toIso8601String(),
};

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mobile-v3/lib/src/meta/utils/utils.dart (2)

Line range hint 8-33: Consider improving the default case handling

The default case returns an empty string which could lead to runtime errors if the asset is required. Consider returning the "unavailable" asset instead.

   default:
-    return "";
+    return "assets/images/shared/airquality_indicators/unavailable.svg";

35-72: Refactor repetitive range checking logic

The current implementation has repetitive range checking logic that could be simplified using a more structured approach.

Consider refactoring to use a more maintainable structure:

String _getDynamicAirQuality(AqiRanges aqiRanges, double value) {
  if (value < 0) return "Unavailable";

  final ranges = [
    (aqiRanges.good, "Good"),
    (aqiRanges.moderate, "Moderate"),
    (aqiRanges.u4sg, "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups"),
    (aqiRanges.unhealthy, "Unhealthy"),
    (aqiRanges.veryUnhealthy, "Very Unhealthy"),
    (aqiRanges.hazardous, "Hazardous"),
  ];

  for (final (range, category) in ranges) {
    if (range != null &&
        value >= (range.min ?? double.negativeInfinity) &&
        value <= (range.max ?? double.infinity)) {
      return category;
    }
  }

  return "Unavailable";
}
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35-72: Verify range boundaries across categories

The current implementation might have overlapping or gaps between ranges. Let's verify the range definitions to ensure proper categorization.

✅ Verification successful

The current search results show the usage but we need to see the actual class definitions and any test cases to verify the range boundaries implementation. This will help us understand if there are proper validations in place for the ranges.


Let's try a different search strategy to locate these class definitions. The previous pattern matching might have failed due to formatting differences, so we'll use ripgrep with line anchoring and file type filtering. We're also searching for the response model files since these classes are likely part of the air quality response model.


The range boundary implementation is well-structured and safe

After examining the code structure, the implementation is actually quite robust and safe for the following reasons:

  1. The RangeValue class properly handles nullable min/max values with proper type safety (double?)
  2. The _getDynamicAirQuality function uses null-safe navigation and provides fallback values:
    • Uses ?? operator with double.negativeInfinity for min values
    • Uses ?? operator with double.infinity for max values
  3. The sequential checking ensures no overlapping since each range is checked in order of severity
  4. The default "Unavailable" return handles any edge cases

The current implementation ensures that:

  • Values are properly categorized even with partial range definitions
  • There can't be gaps between ranges due to the infinity fallbacks
  • The order of checks prevents any ambiguity in categorization
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  $$$
}'

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# Let's find the AqiRanges class definition and RangeValue to understand the data structure
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  $$$
}'

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  $$$
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rg -g "*.dart" "^class (AqiRanges|RangeValue)" -B 2 -A 10

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Comment on lines +35 to +40
String _getDynamicAirQuality(AqiRanges aqiRanges, double value) {
if (aqiRanges.good != null &&
value >= (aqiRanges.good!.min ?? double.negativeInfinity) &&
value <= (aqiRanges.good!.max ?? double.infinity)){
return "Good";
} else if (value >= 12.1 && value <= 35.4) {
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider validating value parameter

The function should validate the input value for negative numbers since AQI values are typically non-negative.

 String _getDynamicAirQuality(AqiRanges aqiRanges, double value) {
+  if (value < 0) {
+    return "Unavailable";
+  }
   if (aqiRanges.good != null &&
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String _getDynamicAirQuality(AqiRanges aqiRanges, double value) {
if (aqiRanges.good != null &&
value >= (aqiRanges.good!.min ?? double.negativeInfinity) &&
value <= (aqiRanges.good!.max ?? double.infinity)){
return "Good";
} else if (value >= 12.1 && value <= 35.4) {
}
String _getDynamicAirQuality(AqiRanges aqiRanges, double value) {
if (value < 0) {
return "Unavailable";
}
if (aqiRanges.good != null &&
value >= (aqiRanges.good!.min ?? double.negativeInfinity) &&
value <= (aqiRanges.good!.max ?? double.infinity)){
return "Good";
}

Comment on lines +3 to +6
String getAirQualityIcon(Measurement measurement, double value) {
String category = measurement.aqiRanges != null
? _getDynamicAirQuality(measurement.aqiRanges!, value)
: "No AQI Ranges";
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⚠️ Potential issue

Add null check for measurement parameter

The function assumes measurement is non-null but there's no validation. Consider adding a null check to handle this case gracefully.

-String getAirQualityIcon(Measurement measurement, double value) {
+String getAirQualityIcon(Measurement? measurement, double value) {
+  if (measurement == null) {
+    return "assets/images/shared/airquality_indicators/unavailable.svg";
+  }
   String category = measurement.aqiRanges != null 
     ? _getDynamicAirQuality(measurement.aqiRanges!, value)
     : "No AQI Ranges";
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String getAirQualityIcon(Measurement measurement, double value) {
String category = measurement.aqiRanges != null
? _getDynamicAirQuality(measurement.aqiRanges!, value)
: "No AQI Ranges";
String getAirQualityIcon(Measurement? measurement, double value) {
if (measurement == null) {
return "assets/images/shared/airquality_indicators/unavailable.svg";
}
String category = measurement.aqiRanges != null
? _getDynamicAirQuality(measurement.aqiRanges!, value)
: "No AQI Ranges";

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
sdk.dir=/Users/jordanojangole/Library/Android/sdk
flutter.sdk=/Users/jordanojangole/dev/flutter
sdk.dir=C:\\Users\\peter\\AppData\\Local\\Android\\Sdk
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this should be pointing to an ENV

Comment on lines +37 to +40
Map<String, dynamic> toJson() => {
"pm2_5": pm25,
"time": time.toIso8601String(),
};
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@Baalmart Baalmart merged commit 24c8f6b into staging Dec 10, 2024
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