Alex Galarce
b2a0dc4b60
Bugfix/uom * Add "Per Procedure" to valid unit of measure list * Enhance unit of measure prompt for clarity and specificity in reimbursement methodologies * Refine unit of measure prompt to ensure defaulting to 'Per Unit' regardless of procedure codes for flat rate methodologies * Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into bugfix/uom * Merged main into bugfix/uom * Enhance logic for setting UNIT_OF_MEASURE to 'Per Unit' for Flat Rate reimbursement, handling all edge cases including NaN and empty strings. * Enhance is_empty function to handle additional empty value cases for pd.Series and strings * Enhance test cases for is_empty function to cover additional whitespace and null-like values * Merge branch 'bugfix/uom' of https://bitbucket.org/aarete/doczy.ai into bugfix/uom * Enhance type checking for is_empty function with overloads for str, list, and pd.Series * Overload fix * Merged main into bugfix/uom Approved-by: Katon Minhas
Field Extraction
Running the Code
This project uses Python's module system for imports. To run the code properly:
-
DO NOT run files directly like this:
python src/client/main.py # ❌ This won't work -
INSTEAD, use Python's module flag (
-m) from the project root:python -m src.client.main # ✅ This is correct
Why?
The code uses absolute imports (e.g., from src.utils import llm_utils) to maintain a clear and consistent package structure. Running with python -m ensures Python can properly resolve these imports.
Development
- All imports should use the
src.prefix (e.g.,from src.utils import llm_utils) - Always run code from the project root directory using the
-mflag - Tests are configured to handle these imports automatically via pytest settings in pyproject.toml
Configuration
The project uses poetry for dependency management and pytest for testing. Key configurations in pyproject.toml:
[tool.pytest.ini_options]
pythonpath=["."]
testpaths = [
"tests"
]
Dependencies
To install dependencies:
poetry install
To run tests:
poetry run pytest
To run type checking:
poetry run mypy .