docs: update progress.txt with iteration 7 completion
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@@ -390,3 +390,53 @@ Use `rx.cond(condition, true_value, false_value)` not Python `if`.
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- Consider testing app_v2 visually by modifying pathways_app/__init__.py to import from app_v2
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- Consider testing app_v2 visually by modifying pathways_app/__init__.py to import from app_v2
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### Blocked items:
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### Blocked items:
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- Visual validation still blocked until rxconfig is updated to point to app_v2
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- Visual validation still blocked until rxconfig is updated to point to app_v2
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## Iteration 7 - 2026-02-04
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### Task: 3.1 Core State Variables
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### Why this task:
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- Previous iteration (6) completed Phase 2 and explicitly recommended starting Phase 3
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- Task 3.1 is the first task in Phase 3
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- Progress.txt noted "many already exist from Task 2.2, needs review" — this is accurate
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- Foundation must be complete before data loading (Task 3.2)
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### Status: COMPLETE
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### What was done:
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- Reviewed existing state variables (most already existed from Phase 2 filter work)
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- Added missing data state variables:
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- `last_updated: str = ""` — ISO timestamp for data freshness
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- `raw_data: list[dict[str, Any]] = []` — store loaded data as list of dicts (Reflex-friendly)
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- `latest_date_in_data: str = ""` — detected on load, used for "to" date defaults
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- Set sensible date defaults for last_seen filter:
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- `last_seen_from_date`: 6 months ago (computed at class definition via datetime)
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- `last_seen_to_date`: today (updated on data load to latest in dataset)
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- Added `last_updated_display` computed var for human-friendly timestamp display
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- Updated top bar to show dynamic "Refreshed: Xh ago" instead of hardcoded "Last refreshed: recently"
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- Added datetime and typing imports
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### Validation results:
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- Tier 1 (Code):
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- `python -m py_compile pathways_app/app_v2.py` PASSED
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- `python -c "from pathways_app.app_v2 import app"` PASSED
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- Date defaults verified: last_seen_from = 2025-08-08, last_seen_to = 2026-02-04
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- Tier 2 (Visual): Deferred - requires running app with modified config
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- Tier 3 (Functional): Computed var `last_updated_display` verified structurally
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### Files changed:
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- Modified: pathways_app/app_v2.py (+59 lines - new state vars, imports, computed var)
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- Modified: IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md (marked 3.1 subtasks complete)
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### Committed: fead4bf "feat: complete core state variables (Task 3.1)"
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### Patterns discovered:
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- Reflex state defaults are computed at class definition time — datetime.now() works for defaults
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- Use `list[dict[str, Any]]` for storing DataFrame-like data in Reflex state (DataFrames don't serialize well)
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- Top bar string concatenation: `"Refreshed: " + AppState.last_updated_display` works with computed vars
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### Next iteration should:
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- Continue with Task 3.2: Data Loading
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- Create `load_data()` method that reads from SQLite database
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- Reference existing `data_processing/loader.py` and `data_processing/database.py` for patterns
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- Populate: available_drugs, available_indications, available_directorates from actual data
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- Detect latest date in dataset for "to" date defaults
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- Update total_records, last_updated, data_loaded on successful load
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- Call load_data on app initialization (use rx.State._on_load or similar)
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- Key files to reference:
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- `data_processing/loader.py` — SQLiteDataLoader class
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- `data_processing/database.py` — DatabaseManager for connections
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- `pathways_app/pathways_app.py` — existing load patterns (search for "def load_")
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### Blocked items:
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- None
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