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…ization Framework This commit implements a complete SOLID-based architecture for the integrated transport hub prioritization system, demonstrating all five SOLID principles: SINGLE RESPONSIBILITY PRINCIPLE (SRP): - Each class has one clear responsibility - Data loading, validation, scoring, classification separated - Examples: ActivityScorer (only scores activity), MinMaxNormalizer (only normalizes) OPEN/CLOSED PRINCIPLE (OCP): - System open for extension, closed for modification - New scorers extend BaseScorer without modifying framework - New filters implement IEligibilityFilter - Factory pattern for data loaders allows registration of new types LISKOV SUBSTITUTION PRINCIPLE (LSP): - All IScorer implementations are interchangeable - All INormalizer implementations are interchangeable - Repository implementations can be swapped - Contracts maintained across all implementations INTERFACE SEGREGATION PRINCIPLE (ISP): - Small, focused interfaces (IScorer, INormalizer, IEligibilityFilter) - Clients depend only on methods they use - No fat interfaces forcing unnecessary dependencies DEPENDENCY INVERSION PRINCIPLE (DIP): - High-level modules depend on abstractions - Scorers depend on INormalizer interface, not concrete normalizer - Services depend on IDataRepository, not concrete repository - Configuration injected via IConfiguration protocol Key Components: - src/interfaces.py: Core interfaces and protocols - src/config.py: Configuration management with dependency injection - src/data/: Data layer (loaders, validators, repository) - src/spatial/: Spatial operations (H3, geometry) with DI - src/classification/: Hub classification (eligibility, hierarchy) - src/scoring/: Scoring system (5 criteria scorers, normalization, aggregation) - tests/test_solid_principles.py: Comprehensive tests demonstrating SOLID Architecture Patterns Used: - Template Method: BaseScorer defines workflow - Strategy Pattern: Interchangeable scorers, normalizers, classifiers - Composite Pattern: CompositeEligibilityFilter - Repository Pattern: Data access abstraction - Factory Pattern: DataLoaderFactory Documentation: - README.md: Project overview and usage - SOLID_PRINCIPLES.md: Detailed explanation of SOLID implementation - Comprehensive docstrings throughout All code follows SOLID principles for maintainability, testability, extensibility, and clarity.
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…ization Framework
This commit implements a complete SOLID-based architecture for the integrated transport hub prioritization system, demonstrating all five SOLID principles:
SINGLE RESPONSIBILITY PRINCIPLE (SRP):
OPEN/CLOSED PRINCIPLE (OCP):
LISKOV SUBSTITUTION PRINCIPLE (LSP):
INTERFACE SEGREGATION PRINCIPLE (ISP):
DEPENDENCY INVERSION PRINCIPLE (DIP):
Key Components:
Architecture Patterns Used:
Documentation:
All code follows SOLID principles for maintainability, testability, extensibility, and clarity.