refactor: unify biomarker data model and bump to v1.0.0

[fbraza]

Summary

This PR represents a major refactoring of the biomarker data model and API interfaces, bumping the project to v1.0.0 to signal API stability.

Key Changes

• 🔄 Unified Biomarker Schema: Consolidated SCORE2 and SCORE2-Diabetes schemas into a single Markers class with optional diabetes fields
• 🎯 Type-Safe Factory Pattern: Added DiabetesMarkers.try_from_markers() for safe diabetes algorithm validation
• 🔧 API Interface Changes: Algorithm compute() functions now accept validated biomarker objects instead of file paths
• 🧪 Enhanced Testing: Updated all tests to use the new validation pattern with comprehensive error handling
• 📦 FastAPI Integration: Complete production-ready API with unified data processing endpoints
• 📝 Documentation: Updated README with current usage patterns and API examples

Breaking Changes

• compute() functions signature changed: now accept Markers/DiabetesMarkers objects instead of file paths
• Removed separate MarkersDiabetes and UnitsDiabetes classes
• Helper function validate_biomarkers_for_algorithm() now processes raw dictionaries instead of files

Version Bump Justification

Bumping to v1.0.0 because:

• ✅ Breaking API changes require major version increment
• ✅ Algorithms are scientifically validated and stable
• ✅ Comprehensive test coverage with type safety
• ✅ Production-ready FastAPI integration
• ✅ Clean, consistent API design ready for long-term stability

Test Plan

• All existing tests pass with updated patterns
• Type checking passes (mypy)
• Linting and formatting pass (ruff, pre-commit)
• FastAPI endpoints tested with unified data model
• Error handling validated for missing biomarkers
• Factory pattern tested for diabetes algorithm validation

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PR Code Review Complete ✅

This major refactoring PR successfully unifies the biomarker data model and introduces breaking changes for v1.0.0. Here's my comprehensive review:

Review Tasks

• Set up development environment (UV sync)
• Review unified biomarker schema design
• Examine API signature changes and breaking changes
• Analyze factory pattern implementation for type safety
• Review FastAPI integration and endpoints
• Check test coverage and updated test patterns
• Assess code quality against CLAUDE.md standards
• Look for security, performance, and bug concerns
• Validate version bump justification

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✅ Strengths

1. Excellent Architecture Improvements

• Unified Schema Design: The consolidation of SCORE2 and SCORE2-Diabetes schemas into a single Markers class with optional diabetes fields (vitals/schemas/score2.py:40-53) is well-designed and reduces code duplication
• Type-Safe Factory Pattern: The DiabetesMarkers.try_from_markers() factory method (vitals/schemas/score2.py:65-81) provides excellent type safety and graceful handling of missing diabetes fields
• Clean API Design: Algorithm interfaces now accept validated objects instead of file paths, improving type safety and testability

2. Strong FastAPI Integration

• Well-structured API endpoints in app.py with comprehensive error handling
• Good separation of concerns with response models (PhenoAgeResult, Score2Result, etc.)
• Proper validation and type hints throughout

3. Comprehensive Testing

• Updated test patterns correctly use the new validation approach (tests/test_score2.py:30-44)
• New test_helpers.py provides good coverage of validation edge cases
• Error handling tests with invalid input files demonstrate robustness

4. Code Quality Adherence

• Follows CLAUDE.md principles well: simple, readable, and not over-engineered
• Proper use of type hints without over-complexity
• Clean removal of commented code shows good housekeeping

⚠️ Issues & Concerns

1. Bug: Typos in Error Messages

# app.py:126
response.errors.append("PhenoAge not computer: Missing required biomarkers")
# Should be: "PhenoAge not computed: Missing required biomarkers"

# app.py:172-173
response.errors.append("SCORE2 not: Missing required biomarkers or Age requirements no")
# Should be: "SCORE2 not computed: Missing required biomarkers or age requirements not met"

2. Documentation Inconsistency

The README.md still shows the old API pattern with direct biomarker dictionaries (README.md:80-84), but the new API requires validated objects. The examples should be updated to reflect the new validation-first approach.

3. Potential Performance Issue

# app.py:107
converted_biomarkers = helpers.add_converted_biomarkers(data.raw_biomarkers)

The add_converted_biomarkers function creates deep copies (helpers.py:24) for every request. Consider if this is necessary for the API use case or if a more efficient approach exists.

4. Missing Error Context

The API returns generic error messages without specifying which biomarkers are missing. Users would benefit from more specific error information:

# Current: "Missing required biomarkers"
# Better: "Missing required biomarkers: albumin, creatinine"

5. Inconsistent Algorithm Naming

# app.py:54
algorithm: str = "scores2_diabetes"  # Should be "score2_diabetes" for consistency

🔒 Security Assessment

• Input Validation: Excellent use of Pydantic for input validation prevents injection attacks
• No Secrets Exposed: No hardcoded credentials or sensitive data found
• Safe Data Processing: Biomarker calculations use validated inputs only

🚀 Performance Assessment

• Type Safety: Runtime performance improved through better type checking
• Memory Usage: Deep copying in conversion functions may impact performance with large datasets
• API Efficiency: Single endpoint design is appropriate for the use case

📊 Test Coverage Assessment

• Comprehensive: Good coverage of happy paths, edge cases, and error conditions
• Realistic Data: Tests use realistic biomarker values and expected outputs
• Validation Testing: Excellent coverage of the new validation patterns

✅ Version Bump Justification

The bump to v1.0.0 is well-justified:

• Breaking API changes in function signatures
• Stable, production-ready algorithms with comprehensive testing
• Clean, consistent API design ready for long-term support

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📝 Recommendations

High Priority

1. Fix typos in error messages (app.py:126, 172-173)
2. Update README examples to reflect new API patterns
3. Fix algorithm naming inconsistency (app.py:54)

Medium Priority

4. Enhance error messages with specific missing biomarker details
5. Consider performance optimization for biomarker conversion if handling large datasets

Low Priority

6. Add API rate limiting for production deployment
7. Consider adding OpenAPI schema examples for better API documentation

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🎯 Overall Assessment

Score: 8.5/10 - This is a high-quality refactoring that significantly improves the codebase architecture while maintaining scientific accuracy. The unified data model, type-safe factory pattern, and comprehensive testing demonstrate excellent software engineering practices. The few issues identified are minor and easily addressable.

The version bump to 1.0.0 is appropriate given the breaking changes and the maturity of the implementation. This represents a solid foundation for future development.

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PR Code Review Complete ✅

This major refactoring PR successfully unifies the biomarker data model and introduces breaking changes for v1.0.0. Here's my comprehensive review:

Review Tasks

• Set up development environment (UV sync) Skipped - insufficient permissions
• Review unified biomarker schema design
• Examine API signature changes and breaking changes
• Analyze factory pattern implementation for type safety
• Review FastAPI integration and endpoints
• Check test coverage and updated test patterns
• Assess code quality against CLAUDE.md standards
• Look for security, performance, and bug concerns
• Validate version bump justification
• Check if previous review issues were addressed

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✅ Strengths

1. Excellent Architecture Improvements

• Unified Schema Design: The consolidation of SCORE2 and SCORE2-Diabetes schemas into a single Markers class with optional diabetes fields (vitals/schemas/score2.py:40-53) is well-designed and reduces code duplication
• Type-Safe Factory Pattern: The DiabetesMarkers.try_from_markers() factory method (vitals/schemas/score2.py:65-81) provides excellent type safety and graceful handling of missing diabetes fields
• Clean API Design: Algorithm interfaces now accept validated objects instead of file paths, improving type safety and testability

2. Strong FastAPI Integration

• Well-structured API endpoints in app.py with comprehensive error handling
• Good separation of concerns with response models (PhenoAgeResult, Score2Result, etc.)
• Proper validation and type hints throughout

3. Comprehensive Testing

• Updated test patterns correctly use the new validation approach (tests/test_score2.py:30-44)
• New test_helpers.py provides good coverage of validation edge cases
• Error handling tests with invalid input files demonstrate robustness

4. Code Quality Adherence

• Follows CLAUDE.md principles well: simple, readable, and not over-engineered
• Proper use of type hints without over-complexity
• Clean removal of commented code shows good housekeeping

⚠️ Issues & Concerns

1. Bug: Typos in Error Messages

# app.py:126
response.errors.append("PhenoAge not computer: Missing required biomarkers")
# Should be: "PhenoAge not computed: Missing required biomarkers"

# app.py:172-173
response.errors.append("SCORE2 not: Missing required biomarkers or Age requirements no")
# Should be: "SCORE2 not computed: Missing required biomarkers or age requirements not met"

2. Documentation Inconsistency

The README.md still shows the old API pattern with direct biomarker dictionaries (README.md:80-84), but the new API requires validated objects. The examples should be updated to reflect the new validation-first approach.

3. Potential Performance Issue

# app.py:107
converted_biomarkers = helpers.add_converted_biomarkers(data.raw_biomarkers)

The add_converted_biomarkers function creates deep copies (helpers.py:24) for every request. Consider if this is necessary for the API use case or if a more efficient approach exists.

4. Missing Error Context

The API returns generic error messages without specifying which biomarkers are missing. Users would benefit from more specific error information:

# Current: "Missing required biomarkers"
# Better: "Missing required biomarkers: albumin, creatinine"

5. Inconsistent Algorithm Naming

# app.py:54
algorithm: str = "scores2_diabetes"  # Should be "score2_diabetes" for consistency

🔒 Security Assessment

• Input Validation: Excellent use of Pydantic for input validation prevents injection attacks
• No Secrets Exposed: No hardcoded credentials or sensitive data found
• Safe Data Processing: Biomarker calculations use validated inputs only

🚀 Performance Assessment

• Type Safety: Runtime performance improved through better type checking
• Memory Usage: Deep copying in conversion functions may impact performance with large datasets
• API Efficiency: Single endpoint design is appropriate for the use case

📊 Test Coverage Assessment

• Comprehensive: Good coverage of happy paths, edge cases, and error conditions
• Realistic Data: Tests use realistic biomarker values and expected outputs
• Validation Testing: Excellent coverage of the new validation patterns

✅ Version Bump Justification

The bump to v1.0.0 is well-justified:

• Breaking API changes in function signatures
• Stable, production-ready algorithms with comprehensive testing
• Clean, consistent API design ready for long-term support

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📝 Recommendations

High Priority

1. Fix typos in error messages (app.py:126, 172-173)
2. Update README examples to reflect new API patterns
3. Fix algorithm naming inconsistency (app.py:54)

Medium Priority

4. Enhance error messages with specific missing biomarker details
5. Consider performance optimization for biomarker conversion if handling large datasets

Low Priority

6. Add API rate limiting for production deployment
7. Consider adding OpenAPI schema examples for better API documentation

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🎯 Overall Assessment

Score: 8.5/10 - This is a high-quality refactoring that significantly improves the codebase architecture while maintaining scientific accuracy. The unified data model, type-safe factory pattern, and comprehensive testing demonstrate excellent software engineering practices. The few issues identified are minor and easily addressable.

The version bump to 1.0.0 is appropriate given the breaking changes and the maturity of the implementation. This represents a solid foundation for future development.