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feat: Phase 0c - body_metrics.py module complete
Data Layer:
- get_latest_weight_data() - most recent weight with date
- get_weight_trend_data() - already existed (PoC)
- get_body_composition_data() - already existed (PoC)
- get_circumference_summary_data() - already existed (PoC)

Placeholder Layer:
- get_latest_weight() - refactored to use data layer
- get_caliper_summary() - refactored to use get_body_composition_data
- get_weight_trend() - already refactored (PoC)
- get_latest_bf() - already refactored (PoC)
- get_circ_summary() - already refactored (PoC)

body_metrics.py now complete with all 4 functions.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-03-28 19:17:02 +01:00

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"""
Body Metrics Data Layer
Provides structured data for body composition and measurements.
Functions:
- get_latest_weight_data(): Most recent weight entry
- get_weight_trend_data(): Weight trend with slope and direction
- get_body_composition_data(): Body fat percentage and lean mass
- get_circumference_summary_data(): Latest circumference measurements
All functions return structured data (dict) without formatting.
Use placeholder_resolver.py for formatted strings for AI.
Phase 0c: Multi-Layer Architecture
Version: 1.0
"""
from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Tuple
from datetime import datetime, timedelta, date
from db import get_db, get_cursor, r2d
from data_layer.utils import calculate_confidence, safe_float
def get_latest_weight_data(
profile_id: str
) -> Dict:
"""
Get most recent weight entry.
Args:
profile_id: User profile ID
Returns:
{
"weight": float, # kg
"date": date,
"confidence": str
}
Migration from Phase 0b:
OLD: get_latest_weight() returned formatted string "85.0 kg"
NEW: Returns structured data {"weight": 85.0, "date": ...}
"""
with get_db() as conn:
cur = get_cursor(conn)
cur.execute(
"""SELECT weight, date FROM weight_log
WHERE profile_id=%s
ORDER BY date DESC
LIMIT 1""",
(profile_id,)
)
row = cur.fetchone()
if not row:
return {
"weight": 0.0,
"date": None,
"confidence": "insufficient"
}
return {
"weight": safe_float(row['weight']),
"date": row['date'],
"confidence": "high"
}
def get_weight_trend_data(
profile_id: str,
days: int = 28
) -> Dict:
"""
Calculate weight trend with slope and direction.
Args:
profile_id: User profile ID
days: Analysis window (default 28)
Returns:
{
"first_value": float,
"last_value": float,
"delta": float, # kg change
"direction": str, # "increasing" | "decreasing" | "stable"
"data_points": int,
"confidence": str,
"days_analyzed": int,
"first_date": date,
"last_date": date
}
Confidence Rules:
- high: >= 18 points (28d) or >= 4 points (7d)
- medium: >= 12 points (28d) or >= 3 points (7d)
- low: >= 8 points (28d) or >= 2 points (7d)
- insufficient: < thresholds
Migration from Phase 0b:
OLD: get_weight_trend() returned formatted string
NEW: Returns structured data for reuse in charts + AI
"""
with get_db() as conn:
cur = get_cursor(conn)
cutoff = (datetime.now() - timedelta(days=days)).strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
cur.execute(
"""SELECT weight, date FROM weight_log
WHERE profile_id=%s AND date >= %s
ORDER BY date""",
(profile_id, cutoff)
)
rows = [r2d(r) for r in cur.fetchall()]
# Calculate confidence
confidence = calculate_confidence(len(rows), days, "general")
# Early return if insufficient
if confidence == 'insufficient' or len(rows) < 2:
return {
"confidence": "insufficient",
"data_points": len(rows),
"days_analyzed": days,
"first_value": 0.0,
"last_value": 0.0,
"delta": 0.0,
"direction": "unknown",
"first_date": None,
"last_date": None
}
# Extract values
first_value = safe_float(rows[0]['weight'])
last_value = safe_float(rows[-1]['weight'])
delta = last_value - first_value
# Determine direction
if abs(delta) < 0.3:
direction = "stable"
elif delta > 0:
direction = "increasing"
else:
direction = "decreasing"
return {
"first_value": first_value,
"last_value": last_value,
"delta": delta,
"direction": direction,
"data_points": len(rows),
"confidence": confidence,
"days_analyzed": days,
"first_date": rows[0]['date'],
"last_date": rows[-1]['date']
}
def get_body_composition_data(
profile_id: str,
days: int = 90
) -> Dict:
"""
Get latest body composition data (body fat, lean mass).
Args:
profile_id: User profile ID
days: Lookback window (default 90)
Returns:
{
"body_fat_pct": float,
"method": str, # "jackson_pollock" | "durnin_womersley" | etc.
"date": date,
"confidence": str,
"data_points": int
}
Migration from Phase 0b:
OLD: get_latest_bf() returned formatted string "15.2%"
NEW: Returns structured data {"body_fat_pct": 15.2, ...}
"""
with get_db() as conn:
cur = get_cursor(conn)
cutoff = (datetime.now() - timedelta(days=days)).strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
cur.execute(
"""SELECT body_fat_pct, sf_method, date
FROM caliper_log
WHERE profile_id=%s
AND body_fat_pct IS NOT NULL
AND date >= %s
ORDER BY date DESC
LIMIT 1""",
(profile_id, cutoff)
)
row = r2d(cur.fetchone()) if cur.rowcount > 0 else None
if not row:
return {
"confidence": "insufficient",
"data_points": 0,
"body_fat_pct": 0.0,
"method": None,
"date": None
}
return {
"body_fat_pct": safe_float(row['body_fat_pct']),
"method": row.get('sf_method', 'unknown'),
"date": row['date'],
"confidence": "high", # Latest measurement is always high confidence
"data_points": 1
}
def get_circumference_summary_data(
profile_id: str,
max_age_days: int = 90
) -> Dict:
"""
Get latest circumference measurements for all body points.
For each measurement point, fetches the most recent value (even if from different dates).
Returns measurements with age in days for each point.
Args:
profile_id: User profile ID
max_age_days: Maximum age of measurements to include (default 90)
Returns:
{
"measurements": [
{
"point": str, # "Nacken", "Brust", etc.
"field": str, # "c_neck", "c_chest", etc.
"value": float, # cm
"date": date,
"age_days": int
},
...
],
"confidence": str,
"data_points": int,
"newest_date": date,
"oldest_date": date
}
Migration from Phase 0b:
OLD: get_circ_summary() returned formatted string "Nacken 38.0cm (vor 2 Tagen), ..."
NEW: Returns structured array for charts + AI formatting
"""
with get_db() as conn:
cur = get_cursor(conn)
# Define all circumference points
fields = [
('c_neck', 'Nacken'),
('c_chest', 'Brust'),
('c_waist', 'Taille'),
('c_belly', 'Bauch'),
('c_hip', 'Hüfte'),
('c_thigh', 'Oberschenkel'),
('c_calf', 'Wade'),
('c_arm', 'Arm')
]
measurements = []
today = datetime.now().date()
# Get latest value for each field individually
for field_name, label in fields:
cur.execute(
f"""SELECT {field_name}, date,
CURRENT_DATE - date AS age_days
FROM circumference_log
WHERE profile_id=%s
AND {field_name} IS NOT NULL
AND date >= %s
ORDER BY date DESC
LIMIT 1""",
(profile_id, (today - timedelta(days=max_age_days)).isoformat())
)
row = r2d(cur.fetchone()) if cur.rowcount > 0 else None
if row:
measurements.append({
"point": label,
"field": field_name,
"value": safe_float(row[field_name]),
"date": row['date'],
"age_days": row['age_days']
})
# Calculate confidence based on how many points we have
confidence = calculate_confidence(len(measurements), 8, "general")
if not measurements:
return {
"measurements": [],
"confidence": "insufficient",
"data_points": 0,
"newest_date": None,
"oldest_date": None
}
# Find newest and oldest dates
dates = [m['date'] for m in measurements]
newest_date = max(dates)
oldest_date = min(dates)
return {
"measurements": measurements,
"confidence": confidence,
"data_points": len(measurements),
"newest_date": newest_date,
"oldest_date": oldest_date
}