fix: mediawiki data transformation and loading to use mediawiki_platf…

[amindadgar]

…orm parameter

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Streamlined media data processing by unifying configuration inputs into a single object, resulting in a more cohesive transformation and loading pipeline.
  • Enhanced the workflow to improve overall reliability and consistency in media data integration.

• Chore

  • Updated public interface signatures to align with the new configuration model, ensuring clearer and more maintainable data handling.

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Walkthrough

The pull request refactors the MediaWiki ETL functions to consolidate parameters. Both transform_mediawiki_data and load_mediawiki_data now accept a single dictionary parameter, mediawiki_platform, from which required attributes (such as community_id, namespaces, and documents) are extracted. In addition, the workflow in the MediaWikiETLWorkflow class is updated to pass this consolidated dictionary to the ETL functions. The changes streamline the parameter handling within the ETL process without altering the overall workflow structure.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
hivemind_etl/mediawiki/activities.py	Updated function signatures for transform_mediawiki_data and load_mediawiki_data to accept a single mediawiki_platform dictionary. Extracts community_id, namespaces, and documents from the dict.
hivemind_etl/mediawiki/workflows.py	Modified the run method in MediaWikiETLWorkflow to pass the full mediawiki_platform dictionary to the ETL functions instead of individual parameters.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Workflow as Workflow
    participant Activity as Activities
    participant ETL as MediawikiETL

    Workflow->>Activity: transform_mediawiki_data(mediawiki_platform)
    Activity->>ETL: Instantiate using mediawiki_platform.community_id and mediawiki_platform.namespaces
    ETL-->>Activity: Return transformed documents

    Workflow->>Activity: load_mediawiki_data(mediawiki_platform)
    Activity->>ETL: Instantiate using mediawiki_platform.community_id
    ETL-->>Activity: Load data using mediawiki_platform.documents

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I'm a rabbit in the code burrow, hopping through the stream,
Merging keys in a dictionary—a unified data dream!
Community IDs and namespaces blend in a neat parade,
With each refactor hop, a tidy change is made.
Hooray for streamlined ETL, a carrot-fed upgrade!
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• hivemind_etl/mediawiki/activities.py (2 hunks)
• hivemind_etl/mediawiki/workflows.py (1 hunks)

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hivemind_etl/mediawiki/workflows.py (1)

hivemind_etl/mediawiki/activities.py (1)

• load_mediawiki_data (93-105)

hivemind_etl/mediawiki/activities.py (1)

hivemind_etl/mediawiki/etl.py (1)

• MediawikiETL (11-93)

🔇 Additional comments (5)

hivemind_etl/mediawiki/workflows.py (2)

60-68: Parameter consolidation improvement for transform_mediawiki_data

The change now passes the entire mediawiki_platform dictionary to the transform function rather than just the community_id. This is a good improvement that aligns with the updated function signature in activities.py and allows for access to additional context like namespaces that is needed during transformation.

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70-80: Proper document storage and parameter handling for load_mediawiki_data

Good approach to store the transformed documents back into the mediawiki_platform dictionary before passing it to the load function. This maintains a consistent pattern of passing the same mediawiki_platform object through the entire workflow, which improves code readability and maintainability.

hivemind_etl/mediawiki/activities.py (3)

75-76: Function signature update for transform_mediawiki_data

The function signature has been appropriately updated to accept a dictionary parameter instead of a string. This change allows for passing multiple related parameters in a single object, which is more maintainable as the parameter requirements evolve.

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78-84: Proper extraction and usage of parameters from mediawiki_platform

The implementation correctly extracts the required parameters (community_id and namespaces) from the dictionary and uses them to initialize the MediawikiETL instance. This aligns with the constructor requirements shown in the relevant code snippets.

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93-98: Function signature update for load_mediawiki_data

The function signature has been updated to accept a single dictionary parameter, and the implementation correctly extracts both the community_id and documents from it. This consolidation makes the code more consistent with other activities and simplifies parameter management across the workflow.

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