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Delay the import of matplotlib until it's needed for colormap functionality, making it optional for users.
Refactor icon loading to use lazy loading via __getattr__.
Add tests to ensure pyopenms_viz imports correctly without optional dependencies like matplotlib and Pillow.
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- Line 63: Replace the direct PIL.Image import in the icon test with
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🟡 Minor · Restore wildcard exports for the lazy icons. · constants.py:21-30
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRestore wildcard exports for the lazy icons.
The merge-base module exposed both icon names to
from pyopenms_viz.constants import *. The current module exposes them only through__getattr__, so wildcard import does not bind them. Define__all__with the lazy icon names and the existing public constants.Suggested fix
if "JPY_PARENT_PID" in os.environ: IS_NOTEBOOK = True + +__all__ = [ + "PYOPENMS_VIZ_DIRNAME", + "PEAK_BOUNDARY_ICON", + "FEATURE_BOUNDARY_ICON", + "IS_SPHINX_BUILD", + "IS_NOTEBOOK", +]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 21-30: Restore wildcard exports in the constants module by
defining __all__ with the lazy icon names PEAK_BOUNDARY_ICON and
FEATURE_BOUNDARY_ICON, along with the existing public constants. Keep icon
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The changes to the codebase look good but I would have done the testing differently. Please see my comment above.
new Github action workflows can be tested on your personal branch and once everything is looking good we can test on the main branch.
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Instead of blocking the import, I would instead modify the ci.yml or add additional ci.yml for matplotlib, bokeh and plotly which runs through the package tests with that version of pyopenms_viz.
e.g. Have a ci_mpl.yml which specifically tests the pyopenms_viz[mpl].
Feel free to also add a general test file which does not generate snapshots but just tests importing pyopenms_viz.
Replace the test that blocked matplotlib and Pillow imports with a CI workflow that installs one extra at a time (matplotlib, bokeh, plotly) and runs the test suite, plus a plain import test. To make the suite runnable with a single extra, tests for a backend whose library is not installed are skipped, and pyopenms_viz.testing imports each snapshot extension only when it is used.
Dark2 is the default annotation colormap, so chromatograms with annotations still needed matplotlib on the bokeh and plotly backends. Without matplotlib, pick the same colors matplotlib would for the requested count; other named colormaps still ask for matplotlib.
pip rejects constraints with extras (bleach[css] in requirements.txt), so strip them before using requirements.txt as a constraints file.
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Thanks for the review! I switched to your approach:
The per-extra run caught one more matplotlib dependency: chromatogram annotations default to the Runs on my fork, all passing: |
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Fixes #173.
import pyopenms_vizfailed unless matplotlib was installed, although matplotlib is only an optional extra._misc.pyimportedmatplotlib.pyplotat module level, and every backend reaches_miscthrough_core→_config.Fixing that turned up a second hidden requirement:
constants.pyimports Pillow at module level to open the two bokeh boundary icons. Pillow isn't declared anywhere. It only happened to be present because matplotlib (and bokeh) depend on it, so with matplotlib gone,pip install pyopenms_viz[plotly]still failed at import, now withNo module named 'PIL'.I went with the second option from the issue and kept the extras meaningful:
_misc.py: matplotlib is imported insideColorGeneratoronly when a named colormap is requested ("grayscale"and the default palette don't need it). Without matplotlib that case now raises anImportErrorthat says to installpyopenms_viz[matplotlib].constants.py:PEAK_BOUNDARY_ICONandFEATURE_BOUNDARY_ICONare opened on first access through a module__getattr__and then cached, sofrom ..constants import PEAK_BOUNDARY_ICONin the bokeh backend works unchanged, and bokeh brings Pillow with it.Testing
In a clean Python 3.12 venv with only
pyopenms_viz[plotly](pandas + plotly, no matplotlib, no Pillow):A spectrum plot with
backend="ms_plotly"works there too. With onlypyopenms_viz[bokeh](no matplotlib), a bokeh chromatogram plot still gets the boundary tool with its icon.test/test_optional_dependencies.pyadds:matplotlib/PILfails. Both fail onmainand pass here.constants.With
requirements.txtinstalled as in CI,pytest --snapshot-warn-unused test/passes locally on Python 3.12 (162 passed, all 105 snapshots unchanged).AI-assisted: I used Claude to help trace the import chain and write the tests, then reviewed the change and ran the checks above myself.
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