Report Bundle Tool with Config Packaging and Schema Validation #80
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Reviewer's GuideThis PR introduces a standalone report bundler that validates a CSV schema, collects image files, and assembles a reproducible ZIP archive; it also adds a dedicated schema test, extends the CSV with extra metadata, and provides full documentation. ER diagram for results.csv schema changeserDiagram
RESULTS_CSV {
string image_path
string sampler
int steps
float cfg
string preset
int seed
int width
int height
string grid_label
string notes
}
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participant User
participant Bundler (CLI)
participant FileSystem
User->>Bundler (CLI): Run create_report_zip()
Bundler (CLI)->>FileSystem: Read results.csv
Bundler (CLI)->>Bundler (CLI): Validate CSV schema
Bundler (CLI)->>FileSystem: Read config.json, README
Bundler (CLI)->>FileSystem: Collect image files from CSV
Bundler (CLI)->>FileSystem: Check existence of all images
Bundler (CLI)->>FileSystem: Write report.zip (CSV, config, README, images)
Bundler (CLI)-->>User: report.zip
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Hey @rachanavarsha - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:
- test_schema.py references csv.DictReader but doesn’t import csv—please add the missing import to avoid runtime errors.
- The CSV schema validation in bundler.py only checks required columns but your test expects optional fields (width, height, grid_label, notes); consider aligning these schemas or extending validation to include the optional fields.
- To prevent potential path traversal, sanitize and normalize image_path values before adding them to the zip (e.g. reject any ‘..’ segments or ensure they reside under the bundling directory).
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- test_schema.py references csv.DictReader but doesn’t import csv—please add the missing import to avoid runtime errors.
- The CSV schema validation in bundler.py only checks required columns but your test expects optional fields (width, height, grid_label, notes); consider aligning these schemas or extending validation to include the optional fields.
- To prevent potential path traversal, sanitize and normalize image_path values before adding them to the zip (e.g. reject any ‘..’ segments or ensure they reside under the bundling directory).
## Individual Comments
### Comment 1
<location> `report_bundler/bundler.py:9` </location>
<code_context>
+# These are the columns we expect in the results.csv
+REQUIRED_COLUMNS = {"image_path", "sampler", "steps", "cfg", "preset", "seed"}
+
+def validate_csv_schema(csv_path):
+ """
+ Opens the CSV file and checks if it has all required columns.
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
Consider handling empty or malformed CSV files more gracefully.
csv.DictReader sets fieldnames to None for empty or headerless files, leading to a TypeError when converting to a set. Add an explicit check and raise a clear error in this case.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<location> `report_bundler/bundler.py:24` </location>
<code_context>
+
+ return list(reader)
+
+def collect_files(csv_rows):
+ """
+ From the rows in the CSV, grab all image paths that need to be bundled.
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
Handle missing or empty 'image_path' fields in CSV rows.
Rows with missing or empty 'image_path' values may result in None or empty strings being added to the file set. Please filter these out or raise an error to prevent downstream issues.
</issue_to_address>
<suggested_fix>
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def collect_files(csv_rows):
"""
From the rows in the CSV, grab all image paths that need to be bundled.
We use a set to avoid duplicates just in case.
"""
files = set()
for row in csv_rows:
files.add(row["image_path"])
return files
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def collect_files(csv_rows):
"""
From the rows in the CSV, grab all image paths that need to be bundled.
We use a set to avoid duplicates just in case.
Filters out rows with missing or empty 'image_path' fields.
Raises a ValueError if any row is missing the 'image_path' key.
"""
files = set()
for idx, row in enumerate(csv_rows):
if "image_path" not in row:
raise ValueError(f"Row {idx} is missing the 'image_path' field: {row}")
image_path = row["image_path"]
if image_path and image_path.strip():
files.add(image_path)
return files
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report_bundler/README.md (1)
5-5: Minor: Consider hyphenating compound adjective."Open Source Challenge" could be "Open-Source Challenge" when used as a compound adjective, but this is a minor stylistic preference.
-This is my submission for DreamLayer's Open Source Challenge. (Task #5 - Report Bundle) +This is my submission for DreamLayer's Open-Source Challenge. (Task #5 - Report Bundle)
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🔇 Additional comments (8)
report_bundler/config.json (2)
1-14: Well-structured configuration file!The JSON configuration is comprehensive and includes all necessary parameters for reproducible image generation. The structure is clean, values are appropriately typed, and the fixed seed ensures deterministic results.
1-14: Well-structured configuration file for image generation workflow.The JSON configuration contains appropriate parameters for an SDXL-based image generation pipeline. The structure is clean, includes all necessary fields for reproducible generation, and the parameter values are reasonable for the specified workflow.
report_bundler/test_schema.py (1)
6-15: Good schema validation logic!The validation approach using set operations to check for missing columns is efficient and clear. The error message provides helpful feedback about which columns are missing.
report_bundler/README.md (2)
1-43: Excellent documentation!The README provides comprehensive and clear documentation for the report bundler tool. The structure is well-organized with good explanations of the CSV schema and usage instructions.
1-43: Excellent documentation with comprehensive CSV schema details.The README provides clear documentation of the report bundler tool, including a detailed table explaining each CSV column and straightforward usage instructions. The structure and content effectively communicate the tool's purpose and functionality.
report_bundler/bundler.py (3)
9-23: Excellent validation function!The CSV validation logic is robust with clear error messages and proper error handling. Using set operations for column validation is efficient.
24-32: Good deduplication logic!Using a set to prevent duplicate files is a smart approach for efficiency and correctness.
34-73: Well-implemented main function!The
create_report_zipfunction is well-structured with:
- Clear step-by-step processing
- Proper error handling for missing files
- Clean relative path handling in the ZIP archive
- Good use of pathlib for cross-platform compatibility
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report_bundler/bundler.py (2)
2-2: Remove unused json import.The
jsonmodule is imported but never used in this file.
7-7: Schema mismatch with test requirements.The
REQUIRED_COLUMNSset only includes 6 fields, but based on past review feedback,test_schema.pyexpects 10 fields including "width", "height", "grid_label", and "notes". This inconsistency will cause validation failures.
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report_bundler/bundler.py (1)
40-40: Consider using proper logging instead of print.Using
print()for logging skipped rows may clutter output in production environments.Consider replacing with a logging statement or making it configurable:
- print(f"Skipping row {idx} due to empty image_path.") + # Optional: Use logging.warning() instead of print() + import logging + logging.warning(f"Skipping row {idx} due to empty image_path.")
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
report_bundler/bundler.py (4)
17-18: Good handling of empty CSV files.The explicit check for
reader.fieldnames is Noneeffectively addresses the concern about empty or headerless CSV files raised in past reviews.
34-41: Good error handling for missing image paths.The explicit checks for missing and empty
image_pathfields effectively address past review concerns about handling malformed CSV data.
63-79: Good ZIP packaging implementation.The ZIP creation logic is well-structured with appropriate compression, proper arcname usage to maintain clean paths, and comprehensive error handling for missing files.
82-84: LGTM!Clean and standard main execution block implementation.
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Hi DreamLayer team
This PR completes Task #5 (Report Bundle) for the Open Source Challenge.
It includes:
bundler.py: Creates a reproducible report.zip includingresults.csv,config.json, grid images, and READMEtest_schema.py: Validates required columns in the CSVresults.csvwith extra metadata (width, height, labels, notes)README.mddocumenting everythingThanks for the opportunity. I had a lot of fun building this!
Looking forward to your feedback
– Rachana Varsha
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Implement a report bundler utility that validates CSV schema, collects image files, and packages all artifacts into a deterministic report.zip
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Documentation:
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