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WalkthroughThe project version was updated to 2.0.0 in both metadata and package files. Author email and license metadata were revised in the PKG-INFO file. The Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant MainModule
participant JSONFile
User->>MainModule: load_pincode_data(json_path)
MainModule->>JSONFile: Read JSON data
alt JSON contains 'locations' and 'pincodes'
MainModule->>MainModule: Map pincodes to locations using IDs
else Flat mapping
MainModule->>MainModule: Use flat mapping directly
end
MainModule->>MainModule: Cache processed mapping
MainModule-->>User: Return processed data
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Pull Request Overview
This PR implements a performance optimization for the India Pincode Finder library by introducing support for a normalized JSON data format that reduces duplicate location data. The change maintains backward compatibility while providing significant memory and file size reductions.
- Adds support for normalized JSON structure with separate
locationsandpincodesobjects - Updates package version from 1.1.0/1.0.0 to 2.0.0 across configuration files
- Maintains backward compatibility with the original JSON format
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| File | Description |
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| python/src/indiapincodefinder/main.py | Adds logic to handle normalized JSON format while maintaining backward compatibility with original format |
| python/src/indiapincodefinder.egg-info/PKG-INFO | Updates package version and corrects author email address |
| python/pyproject.toml | Updates package version to 2.0.0 for consistency |
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python/src/indiapincodefinder.egg-info/PKG-INFO:9
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| location_info = locations[str(location_id)] | ||
| cache[int(pin)] = location_info |
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The code assumes location_id exists as a key in locations without validation. This could raise a KeyError if the normalized data is malformed or corrupted. Consider adding error handling or validation.
| location_info = locations[str(location_id)] | |
| cache[int(pin)] = location_info | |
| loc_key = str(location_id) | |
| if loc_key in locations: | |
| location_info = locations[loc_key] | |
| cache[int(pin)] = location_info | |
| else: | |
| print(f"Warning: location_id '{location_id}' for pin '{pin}' not found in locations. Skipping.") |
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python/src/indiapincodefinder/main.py (1)
14-28: Consider memory efficiency for large datasets.While the backward compatibility approach is good, converting the entire normalized structure back to a flat format in memory negates some of the memory benefits achieved through normalization.
For future optimization, consider maintaining the normalized structure in memory and adapting the lookup functions to work with the normalized format directly. This would preserve the memory benefits of the data compression.
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python/pyproject.toml (1)
7-7: LGTM! Major version bump is appropriate.The version change from 1.1.0 to 2.0.0 correctly follows semantic versioning conventions for the significant data structure changes and optimizations described in the PR objectives.
python/src/indiapincodefinder.egg-info/PKG-INFO (3)
3-3: LGTM! Version consistency maintained.The version update to 2.0.0 is consistent with the pyproject.toml changes.
5-5: LGTM! Author email correction.The email address has been corrected from a placeholder domain to a proper email address.
6-6: LGTM! Modern license expression format.The License-Expression field using "GPL-3.0-only" follows modern metadata standards and is more specific than the previous classifier format.
python/src/indiapincodefinder/main.py (1)
22-24: Conversion of location IDs is correctWe’ve verified that in the bundled
pincode.json, thelocationskeys are strings (e.g."1","2", …) while thepincodesmap values are integers. Therefore usinglocations[str(location_id)]andcache[int(pin)]is required and correct—no change needed.
| if 'locations' in data and 'pincodes' in data: | ||
| # New normalized format | ||
| locations = data['locations'] | ||
| pincodes = data['pincodes'] | ||
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| # Convert to original format for backward compatibility | ||
| for pin, location_id in pincodes.items(): | ||
| location_info = locations[str(location_id)] | ||
| cache[int(pin)] = location_info | ||
| else: | ||
| # Original format (fallback) | ||
| for pin, address in data.items(): | ||
| cache[int(pin)] = address |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add error handling for missing location references.
The implementation correctly handles both normalized and legacy formats, but lacks error handling for cases where a pincode references a non-existent location ID.
Add error handling to prevent KeyError exceptions:
# Handle normalized JSON structure
if 'locations' in data and 'pincodes' in data:
# New normalized format
locations = data['locations']
pincodes = data['pincodes']
# Convert to original format for backward compatibility
for pin, location_id in pincodes.items():
- location_info = locations[str(location_id)]
- cache[int(pin)] = location_info
+ location_key = str(location_id)
+ if location_key in locations:
+ cache[int(pin)] = locations[location_key]
+ else:
+ print(f"Warning: Location ID {location_id} not found for pincode {pin}")📝 Committable suggestion
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| if 'locations' in data and 'pincodes' in data: | |
| # New normalized format | |
| locations = data['locations'] | |
| pincodes = data['pincodes'] | |
| # Convert to original format for backward compatibility | |
| for pin, location_id in pincodes.items(): | |
| location_info = locations[str(location_id)] | |
| cache[int(pin)] = location_info | |
| else: | |
| # Original format (fallback) | |
| for pin, address in data.items(): | |
| cache[int(pin)] = address | |
| if 'locations' in data and 'pincodes' in data: | |
| # New normalized format | |
| locations = data['locations'] | |
| pincodes = data['pincodes'] | |
| # Convert to original format for backward compatibility | |
| for pin, location_id in pincodes.items(): | |
| location_key = str(location_id) | |
| if location_key in locations: | |
| cache[int(pin)] = locations[location_key] | |
| else: | |
| print(f"Warning: Location ID {location_id} not found for pincode {pin}") | |
| else: | |
| # Original format (fallback) | |
| for pin, address in data.items(): | |
| cache[int(pin)] = address |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In python/src/indiapincodefinder/main.py around lines 16 to 28, the code assumes
all location IDs referenced in pincodes exist in the locations dictionary, which
can cause KeyError if a location ID is missing. Add error handling by checking
if the location_id exists in locations before accessing it; if not, handle the
missing reference gracefully, such as by skipping that entry or logging a
warning, to prevent exceptions during runtime.
User description
Total pincodes: 18,846
Unique locations: 5,774
Compression ratio: 69.36%
Space saved: 13,072 duplicate entries
File size comparison:
Original: 1,849,330 bytes
Normalized: 990,213 bytes
Size reduction: 46.46%
PR Type
Enhancement
Description
Implemented normalized JSON data structure for memory optimization
Added backward compatibility for original JSON format
Updated package version to 2.0.0
Achieved 46.46% file size reduction and 69.36% compression ratio
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File Walkthrough
main.py
Enhanced data loading with normalized format supportpython/src/indiapincodefinder/main.py
locationsandpincodeskeyspincode.json
Data restructuring for memory optimizationpython/src/indiapincodefinder/data/pincode.json
PKG-INFO
Package metadata updates for version 2.0.0python/src/indiapincodefinder.egg-info/PKG-INFO
pyproject.toml
Version bump and author email updatepython/pyproject.toml