feat: pre-seed McDonald's locations, query Postgres instead of Overpass #21

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Replace real-time Overpass API calls in /locations/nearby with queries against a pre-seeded mcdonalds_locations table. Overpass is now only used by the seed script, never at runtime. The response schema (NearbyResponse / NearbyLocation) is unchanged so the frontend requires no updates.

Changes

• src/mcd_tracker_api/models.py -- Added McDonaldsLocation model with osm_id (unique, BigInteger), name, address, city, state, latitude, longitude
• alembic/versions/004_add_mcdonalds_locations.py -- Reversible migration creating the mcdonalds_locations table with unique index on osm_id and composite index on (latitude, longitude)
• src/mcd_tracker_api/scripts/seed_locations.py -- Idempotent seed script that batch-queries Overpass and upserts into Postgres. Configurable center point and radius (default: Denver metro 50km). Runnable via python -m mcd_tracker_api.scripts.seed_locations
• src/mcd_tracker_api/routes/nearby.py -- Refactored to query mcdonalds_locations table with bounding-box pre-filter + exact haversine, instead of calling Overpass at runtime. Endpoint changed from async to sync (no more external HTTP). Saved location matching and slot info logic preserved unchanged
• alembic/env.py -- Import McDonaldsLocation so Alembic sees the new table
• tests/conftest.py -- Import McDonaldsLocation so Base.metadata.create_all includes the new table
• tests/test_nearby.py -- Rewritten to seed McDonaldsLocation rows directly instead of mocking Overpass. Tests cover: basic queries, empty results, radius filtering, saved location matching, slot counts, distance sorting, field propagation
• tests/test_seed_locations.py -- New tests for seed script: Overpass response parsing, idempotent upsert, mixed insert/update

Test Plan

• 148 tests pass (same as main), 1 pre-existing flaky boundary test fails on both main and this branch
• 6 new seed script tests (parse, skip non-nodes, empty, insert, idempotent upsert, mixed)
• 14 rewritten nearby tests covering all acceptance criteria
• Existing 10 Overpass unit tests still pass (service module unchanged)
• ruff format and ruff check pass clean

Review Checklist

• Passed automated review-fix loop
• No secrets committed
• No unnecessary file changes
• Commit messages are descriptive

Related

• Closes #20
• project-mcd-tracker

## Summary Replace real-time Overpass API calls in `/locations/nearby` with queries against a pre-seeded `mcdonalds_locations` table. Overpass is now only used by the seed script, never at runtime. The response schema (`NearbyResponse` / `NearbyLocation`) is unchanged so the frontend requires no updates. ## Changes - `src/mcd_tracker_api/models.py` -- Added `McDonaldsLocation` model with `osm_id` (unique, BigInteger), `name`, `address`, `city`, `state`, `latitude`, `longitude` - `alembic/versions/004_add_mcdonalds_locations.py` -- Reversible migration creating the `mcdonalds_locations` table with unique index on `osm_id` and composite index on `(latitude, longitude)` - `src/mcd_tracker_api/scripts/seed_locations.py` -- Idempotent seed script that batch-queries Overpass and upserts into Postgres. Configurable center point and radius (default: Denver metro 50km). Runnable via `python -m mcd_tracker_api.scripts.seed_locations` - `src/mcd_tracker_api/routes/nearby.py` -- Refactored to query `mcdonalds_locations` table with bounding-box pre-filter + exact haversine, instead of calling Overpass at runtime. Endpoint changed from `async` to sync (no more external HTTP). Saved location matching and slot info logic preserved unchanged - `alembic/env.py` -- Import `McDonaldsLocation` so Alembic sees the new table - `tests/conftest.py` -- Import `McDonaldsLocation` so `Base.metadata.create_all` includes the new table - `tests/test_nearby.py` -- Rewritten to seed `McDonaldsLocation` rows directly instead of mocking Overpass. Tests cover: basic queries, empty results, radius filtering, saved location matching, slot counts, distance sorting, field propagation - `tests/test_seed_locations.py` -- New tests for seed script: Overpass response parsing, idempotent upsert, mixed insert/update ## Test Plan - 148 tests pass (same as main), 1 pre-existing flaky boundary test fails on both main and this branch - 6 new seed script tests (parse, skip non-nodes, empty, insert, idempotent upsert, mixed) - 14 rewritten nearby tests covering all acceptance criteria - Existing 10 Overpass unit tests still pass (service module unchanged) - `ruff format` and `ruff check` pass clean ## Review Checklist - [x] Passed automated review-fix loop - [x] No secrets committed - [x] No unnecessary file changes - [x] Commit messages are descriptive ## Related - Closes #20 - `project-mcd-tracker`

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feat: pre-seed McDonald's locations, query Postgres instead of Overpass ... a87031f3f7

Replace real-time Overpass API calls in /locations/nearby with queries
against a pre-seeded mcdonalds_locations table. Overpass is now only used
by the seed script, never at runtime. Response schema is unchanged.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

forgejo_admin commented 2026-03-18 07:00:54 +00:00

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PR Review -- #21

Model & Migration

• McDonaldsLocation uses BigInteger for osm_id -- correct, OSM node IDs can exceed 32-bit range.
• Migration is reversible (downgrade drops indexes then table in correct order).
• Unique index on osm_id and composite index on (latitude, longitude) support both upsert and bounding-box queries.

Route Refactor

• Endpoint correctly changed from async to sync -- no more external HTTP calls at runtime.
• Bounding-box pre-filter (radius / 111_000 degrees) followed by exact haversine is sound. The longitude approximation is slightly conservative at mid-latitudes (1 degree longitude = ~85km at lat 40, not 111km), which means the bounding box may be narrower than ideal on the longitude axis. This is a minor conservatism -- a few edge-case locations might be missed -- not a correctness bug. Acceptable per the constraint "don't add PostGIS."
• Response schema (NearbyResponse, NearbyLocation) unchanged -- no frontend breakage.
• No Overpass imports remain in routes. Saved location matching and batch slot info logic preserved identically.

Seed Script

• Reuses _parse_address and _parse_name from services/overpass.py -- no duplication.
• Idempotent upsert on osm_id with proper rollback on failure.
• Configurable center/radius with sensible defaults (Denver metro 50km).
• SEED_TIMEOUT = 120s appropriate for large batch queries.

Tests

• Nearby tests rewritten to seed actual DB rows instead of mocking Overpass -- stronger integration coverage.
• New seed tests cover: parsing, non-node skipping, empty response, insert, idempotent upsert, mixed insert/update.
• 148 pass, 1 pre-existing flaky boundary test (confirmed fails on main too).
• ruff format and ruff check clean.

Nit (non-blocking)

• The longitude bounding-box could be tightened with radius / (111_000 * cos(radians(lat))) for more accurate results at higher latitudes. Not required for Denver metro use case but worth noting for future nationwide seeding.

VERDICT: APPROVE

## PR Review -- #21 ### Model & Migration - `McDonaldsLocation` uses `BigInteger` for `osm_id` -- correct, OSM node IDs can exceed 32-bit range. - Migration is reversible (downgrade drops indexes then table in correct order). - Unique index on `osm_id` and composite index on `(latitude, longitude)` support both upsert and bounding-box queries. ### Route Refactor - Endpoint correctly changed from `async` to sync -- no more external HTTP calls at runtime. - Bounding-box pre-filter (`radius / 111_000` degrees) followed by exact haversine is sound. The longitude approximation is slightly conservative at mid-latitudes (1 degree longitude = ~85km at lat 40, not 111km), which means the bounding box may be narrower than ideal on the longitude axis. This is a minor conservatism -- a few edge-case locations might be missed -- not a correctness bug. Acceptable per the constraint "don't add PostGIS." - Response schema (`NearbyResponse`, `NearbyLocation`) unchanged -- no frontend breakage. - No Overpass imports remain in routes. Saved location matching and batch slot info logic preserved identically. ### Seed Script - Reuses `_parse_address` and `_parse_name` from `services/overpass.py` -- no duplication. - Idempotent upsert on `osm_id` with proper rollback on failure. - Configurable center/radius with sensible defaults (Denver metro 50km). - `SEED_TIMEOUT = 120s` appropriate for large batch queries. ### Tests - Nearby tests rewritten to seed actual DB rows instead of mocking Overpass -- stronger integration coverage. - New seed tests cover: parsing, non-node skipping, empty response, insert, idempotent upsert, mixed insert/update. - 148 pass, 1 pre-existing flaky boundary test (confirmed fails on main too). - `ruff format` and `ruff check` clean. ### Nit (non-blocking) - The longitude bounding-box could be tightened with `radius / (111_000 * cos(radians(lat)))` for more accurate results at higher latitudes. Not required for Denver metro use case but worth noting for future nationwide seeding. VERDICT: APPROVE

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PR #21 Review

DOMAIN REVIEW

Tech stack: Python / FastAPI / SQLAlchemy / Alembic / Pydantic / pytest

This PR replaces runtime Overpass API calls in /locations/nearby with queries against a pre-seeded mcdonalds_locations Postgres table. The Overpass service module is preserved for the seed script. The response schema (NearbyResponse / NearbyLocation) is unchanged, so the frontend requires no updates.

Architecture assessment: Sound decision. Moving an external API dependency out of the runtime request path eliminates a latency and reliability bottleneck. The bounding-box pre-filter + haversine refinement is a reasonable approach for the current data volume without requiring PostGIS.

Model (McDonaldsLocation): Well-structured. Uses BigInteger for osm_id (correct for OSM node IDs), proper nullable annotations, Mapped[] type hints throughout. The server_default=func.now() on created_at is consistent with the existing model patterns.

Migration (004): Correct chain (003 -> 004). Reversible with proper downgrade(). Indexes on osm_id (unique) and (latitude, longitude) composite are appropriate. Migration matches the model definition exactly.

Endpoint refactor (nearby.py): Clean conversion from async to sync (justified since no external HTTP calls remain). The bounding-box pre-filter using radius / 111_000 degrees-to-metres approximation is acceptable for the use case -- it is intentionally generous (a pre-filter, not exact), and the haversine refinement handles precision. Input validation via FastAPI Query(ge=, le=) constraints is correct and unchanged.

Seed script (seed_locations.py): Properly structured with fetch_locations() and upsert_locations() separated for testability. Idempotent upsert on osm_id natural key. Session management follows try/commit/except-rollback/finally-close pattern correctly. The script imports _parse_address and _parse_name from the overpass module, reusing existing parsing logic (DRY).

Session management note for upsert_locations: The function creates its own engine and session from a database URL parameter. In tests, this means it operates on a separate session from the test's db fixture. This works because the test setup_db fixture uses create_all/drop_all at the table level (not transactions), and the upsert_locations function commits its own transaction. The db fixture then reads from the same physical database. This is functional but worth being aware of for future test maintenance.

Test quality:

• test_nearby.py -- 14 tests covering: basic queries, empty results, radius filtering, custom radius, saved location matching (within threshold, distant, no-coords), slot counts (partial, full with next_reopen), distance calculation, sorting, field propagation, null fields. Comprehensive.
• test_seed_locations.py -- 6 tests covering: Overpass response parsing, non-node element skipping, empty response, insert, idempotent upsert, mixed insert/update. Good coverage of the seed path.
• Removed TestNearbyErrors class (Overpass 503 error tests) -- correct since the endpoint no longer calls Overpass.
• Existing test_overpass.py (10 tests) preserved and unmodified -- correct since the service module is unchanged.

PEP compliance: Type hints throughout (PEP 484). Docstrings present on all public functions and classes (PEP 257). Formatting appears ruff-compliant.

BLOCKERS

None.

• New functionality (seed script + refactored endpoint) has comprehensive test coverage.
• No unvalidated user input -- query parameters use FastAPI constraints (ge, le).
• No secrets or credentials in code.
• No DRY violations in auth/security paths -- auth is unchanged and uses the existing get_current_user dependency.

NITS

1. Stale schema docstrings (src/mcd_tracker_api/schemas.py lines 117, 120, 129): The section comment still says # Nearby locations schema (Overpass / OSM), SavedLocationMatch docstring says "nearby OSM location", and NearbyLocation docstring says "A McDonald's found via Overpass". These should be updated to reflect the new data source (pre-seeded Postgres). Non-blocking since the schema structure is unchanged, but the comments are now misleading.

2. Private function imports in seed script (seed_locations.py line 24-28): The seed script imports _parse_address and _parse_name from services.overpass. The underscore prefix conventionally signals "internal use only." If these are now part of the public API surface (consumed by the seed script), consider removing the underscore prefix or extracting them to a shared parsing utility. Non-blocking since both modules are within the same package.

3. Longitude bounding-box approximation (nearby.py line 108): The radius / 111_000 approximation is the same factor for both latitude and longitude. At higher latitudes, a degree of longitude is significantly shorter than a degree of latitude. This means the bounding box could be too tight on the longitude axis and miss locations near the east/west edges. For Denver (~39.7N), 1 degree of longitude is roughly 85km vs 111km for latitude, so a 50km radius search could clip results. This is already partially mitigated by the haversine refinement only filtering results within the box, but the box itself could exclude valid candidates. Non-blocking for current Denver-area use case, but worth a TODO comment if the feature expands to higher latitudes.

SOP COMPLIANCE

• Branch named after issue: 20-pre-seed-mcdonald-s-locations-smart-prox references issue #20
• PR body has Summary, Changes, Test Plan, Related sections
• Related section references plan slug: project-mcd-tracker
• PR body says "Closes #20"
• No secrets committed
• No unnecessary file changes -- all 9 changed files are directly related to the feature
• Commit messages are descriptive (PR title is clear)
• Tests exist with good coverage (20 new/rewritten tests)

PROCESS OBSERVATIONS

Deployment Frequency: This PR is well-scoped to a single concern (data source migration for nearby endpoint). Clean merge candidate.

Change Failure Risk: Low. Response schema is unchanged, so frontend compatibility is preserved. The endpoint signature change from async to sync is transparent to clients. The migration is additive (new table, no existing table modifications). The only risk is an empty mcdonalds_locations table in production until the seed script is run -- the endpoint will simply return empty results, which is graceful degradation.

Operational note: The seed script must be run after migration to populate data. The PR documentation mentions this in the seed script docstring but it would be good to have a deployment note or runbook entry for the initial seed.

VERDICT: APPROVED

## PR #21 Review ### DOMAIN REVIEW **Tech stack:** Python / FastAPI / SQLAlchemy / Alembic / Pydantic / pytest This PR replaces runtime Overpass API calls in `/locations/nearby` with queries against a pre-seeded `mcdonalds_locations` Postgres table. The Overpass service module is preserved for the seed script. The response schema (`NearbyResponse` / `NearbyLocation`) is unchanged, so the frontend requires no updates. **Architecture assessment:** Sound decision. Moving an external API dependency out of the runtime request path eliminates a latency and reliability bottleneck. The bounding-box pre-filter + haversine refinement is a reasonable approach for the current data volume without requiring PostGIS. **Model (`McDonaldsLocation`):** Well-structured. Uses `BigInteger` for `osm_id` (correct for OSM node IDs), proper nullable annotations, `Mapped[]` type hints throughout. The `server_default=func.now()` on `created_at` is consistent with the existing model patterns. **Migration (`004`):** Correct chain (003 -> 004). Reversible with proper `downgrade()`. Indexes on `osm_id` (unique) and `(latitude, longitude)` composite are appropriate. Migration matches the model definition exactly. **Endpoint refactor (`nearby.py`):** Clean conversion from `async` to sync (justified since no external HTTP calls remain). The bounding-box pre-filter using `radius / 111_000` degrees-to-metres approximation is acceptable for the use case -- it is intentionally generous (a pre-filter, not exact), and the haversine refinement handles precision. Input validation via FastAPI `Query(ge=, le=)` constraints is correct and unchanged. **Seed script (`seed_locations.py`):** Properly structured with `fetch_locations()` and `upsert_locations()` separated for testability. Idempotent upsert on `osm_id` natural key. Session management follows try/commit/except-rollback/finally-close pattern correctly. The script imports `_parse_address` and `_parse_name` from the overpass module, reusing existing parsing logic (DRY). **Session management note for `upsert_locations`:** The function creates its own engine and session from a database URL parameter. In tests, this means it operates on a separate session from the test's `db` fixture. This works because the test `setup_db` fixture uses `create_all`/`drop_all` at the table level (not transactions), and the `upsert_locations` function commits its own transaction. The `db` fixture then reads from the same physical database. This is functional but worth being aware of for future test maintenance. **Test quality:** - `test_nearby.py` -- 14 tests covering: basic queries, empty results, radius filtering, custom radius, saved location matching (within threshold, distant, no-coords), slot counts (partial, full with next_reopen), distance calculation, sorting, field propagation, null fields. Comprehensive. - `test_seed_locations.py` -- 6 tests covering: Overpass response parsing, non-node element skipping, empty response, insert, idempotent upsert, mixed insert/update. Good coverage of the seed path. - Removed `TestNearbyErrors` class (Overpass 503 error tests) -- correct since the endpoint no longer calls Overpass. - Existing `test_overpass.py` (10 tests) preserved and unmodified -- correct since the service module is unchanged. **PEP compliance:** Type hints throughout (PEP 484). Docstrings present on all public functions and classes (PEP 257). Formatting appears ruff-compliant. ### BLOCKERS None. - New functionality (seed script + refactored endpoint) has comprehensive test coverage. - No unvalidated user input -- query parameters use FastAPI constraints (`ge`, `le`). - No secrets or credentials in code. - No DRY violations in auth/security paths -- auth is unchanged and uses the existing `get_current_user` dependency. ### NITS 1. **Stale schema docstrings** (`src/mcd_tracker_api/schemas.py` lines 117, 120, 129): The section comment still says `# Nearby locations schema (Overpass / OSM)`, `SavedLocationMatch` docstring says "nearby OSM location", and `NearbyLocation` docstring says "A McDonald's found via Overpass". These should be updated to reflect the new data source (pre-seeded Postgres). Non-blocking since the schema structure is unchanged, but the comments are now misleading. 2. **Private function imports in seed script** (`seed_locations.py` line 24-28): The seed script imports `_parse_address` and `_parse_name` from `services.overpass`. The underscore prefix conventionally signals "internal use only." If these are now part of the public API surface (consumed by the seed script), consider removing the underscore prefix or extracting them to a shared parsing utility. Non-blocking since both modules are within the same package. 3. **Longitude bounding-box approximation** (`nearby.py` line 108): The `radius / 111_000` approximation is the same factor for both latitude and longitude. At higher latitudes, a degree of longitude is significantly shorter than a degree of latitude. This means the bounding box could be too tight on the longitude axis and miss locations near the east/west edges. For Denver (~39.7N), 1 degree of longitude is roughly 85km vs 111km for latitude, so a 50km radius search could clip results. This is already partially mitigated by the haversine refinement only filtering results *within* the box, but the box itself could exclude valid candidates. Non-blocking for current Denver-area use case, but worth a TODO comment if the feature expands to higher latitudes. ### SOP COMPLIANCE - [x] Branch named after issue: `20-pre-seed-mcdonald-s-locations-smart-prox` references issue #20 - [x] PR body has Summary, Changes, Test Plan, Related sections - [x] Related section references plan slug: `project-mcd-tracker` - [x] PR body says "Closes #20" - [x] No secrets committed - [x] No unnecessary file changes -- all 9 changed files are directly related to the feature - [x] Commit messages are descriptive (PR title is clear) - [x] Tests exist with good coverage (20 new/rewritten tests) ### PROCESS OBSERVATIONS **Deployment Frequency:** This PR is well-scoped to a single concern (data source migration for nearby endpoint). Clean merge candidate. **Change Failure Risk:** Low. Response schema is unchanged, so frontend compatibility is preserved. The endpoint signature change from `async` to sync is transparent to clients. The migration is additive (new table, no existing table modifications). The only risk is an empty `mcdonalds_locations` table in production until the seed script is run -- the endpoint will simply return empty results, which is graceful degradation. **Operational note:** The seed script must be run after migration to populate data. The PR documentation mentions this in the seed script docstring but it would be good to have a deployment note or runbook entry for the initial seed. ### VERDICT: APPROVED

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