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* feat(seed-contract): PR 2a — runSeed envelope dual-write + 91 seeders migrated
Opt-in contract path in runSeed: when opts.declareRecords is provided, write
{_seed, data} envelope to the canonical key alongside legacy seed-meta:*
(dual-write). State machine: OK / OK_ZERO / RETRY with zeroIsValid opt.
declareRecords throws or returns non-integer → hard fail (contract violation).
extraKeys[*] support per-key declareRecords; each extra key writes its own
envelope. Legacy seeders (no declareRecords) entirely unchanged.
Migrated all 91 scripts/seed-*.mjs to contract mode. Each exports
declareRecords returning the canonical record count, and passes
schemaVersion: 1 + maxStaleMin (matched to api/health.js SEED_META, or 2.5x
interval where no registry entry exists). Contract conformance reports 84/86
seeders with full descriptor (2 pre-existing warnings).
Legacy seed-meta keys still written so unmigrated readers keep working;
follow-up slices flip health.js + readers to envelope-first.
Tests: 61/61 PR 1 tests still pass.
Next slices for PR 2:
- api/health.js registry collapse + 15 seed-bundle-*.mjs canonicalKey wiring
- reader migration (mcp, resilience, aviation, displacement, regional-snapshot)
- direct writers — ais-relay.cjs, consumer-prices-core publish.ts
- public-boundary stripSeedEnvelope + test migration
Plan: docs/plans/2026-04-14-002-fix-runseed-zero-record-lockout-plan.md
* fix(seed-contract): unwrap envelopes in internal cross-seed readers
After PR 2a enveloped 91 canonical keys as {_seed, data}, every script-side
reader that returned the raw parsed JSON started silently handing callers the
envelope instead of the bare payload. WoW baselines (bigmac, grocery-basket,
fear-greed) saw undefined .countries / .composite; seed-climate-anomalies saw
undefined .normals from climate:zone-normals:v1; seed-thermal-escalation saw
undefined .fireDetections from wildfire:fires:v1; seed-forecasts' ~40-key
pipeline batch returned envelopes for every input.
Fix: route every script-side reader through unwrapEnvelope(...).data. Legacy
bare-shape values pass through unchanged (unwrapEnvelope returns
{_seed: null, data: raw} for any non-envelope shape).
Changed:
- scripts/_seed-utils.mjs: import unwrapEnvelope; redisGet, readSeedSnapshot,
verifySeedKey all unwrap. Exported new readCanonicalValue() helper for
cross-seed consumers.
- 18 seed-*.mjs scripts with local redisGet-style helpers or inline fetch
patched to unwrap via the envelope source module (subagent sweep).
- scripts/seed-forecasts.mjs pipeline batch: parse() unwraps each result.
- scripts/seed-energy-spine.mjs redisMget: unwraps each result.
Tests:
- tests/seed-utils-envelope-reads.test.mjs: 7 new cases covering envelope
+ legacy + null paths for readSeedSnapshot and verifySeedKey.
- Full seed suite: 67/67 pass (was 61, +6 new).
Addresses both of user's P1 findings on PR #3097.
* feat(seed-contract): envelope-aware reads in server + api helpers
Every RPC and public-boundary reader now automatically strips _seed from
contract-mode canonical keys. Legacy bare-shape values pass through unchanged
(unwrapEnvelope no-ops on non-envelope shapes).
Changed helpers (one-place fix — unblocks ~60 call sites):
- server/_shared/redis.ts: getRawJson, getCachedJson, getCachedJsonBatch
unwrap by default. cachedFetchJson inherits via getCachedJson.
- api/_upstash-json.js: readJsonFromUpstash unwraps (covers api/mcp.ts
tool responses + all its canonical-key reads).
- api/bootstrap.js: getCachedJsonBatch unwraps (public-boundary —
clients never see envelope metadata).
Left intentionally unchanged:
- api/health.js / api/seed-health.js: read only seed-meta:* keys which
remain bare-shape during dual-write. unwrapEnvelope already imported at
the meta-read boundary (PR 1) as a defensive no-op.
Tests: 67/67 seed tests pass. typecheck + typecheck:api clean.
This is the blast-radius fix the PR #3097 review called out — external
readers that would otherwise see {_seed, data} after the writer side
migrated.
* fix(test): strip export keyword in vm.runInContext'd seed source
cross-source-signals-regulatory.test.mjs loads scripts/seed-cross-source-signals.mjs
via vm.runInContext, which cannot parse ESM `export` syntax. PR 2a added
`export function declareRecords` to every seeder, which broke this test's
static-analysis approach.
Fix: strip the `export` keyword from the declareRecords line in the
preprocessed source string so the function body still evaluates as a plain
declaration.
Full test:data suite: 5307/5307 pass. typecheck + typecheck:api clean.
* feat(seed-contract): consumer-prices publish.ts writes envelopes
Wrap the 5 canonical keys written by consumer-prices-core/src/jobs/publish.ts
(overview, movers:7d/30d, freshness, categories:7d/30d/90d, retailer-spread,
basket-series) in {_seed, data} envelopes. Legacy seed-meta:<key> writes
preserved for dual-write.
Inlined a buildEnvelope helper (10 lines) rather than taking a cross-package
dependency — consumer-prices-core is a standalone npm package. Documented the
four-file parity contract (mjs source, ts mirror, js edge mirror, this copy).
Contract fields: sourceVersion='consumer-prices-core-publish-v1', schemaVersion=1,
state='OK' (recordCount>0) or 'OK_ZERO' (legitimate zero).
Typecheck: no new errors in publish.ts.
* fix(seed-contract): 3 more server-side readers unwrap envelopes
Found during final audit:
- server/worldmonitor/resilience/v1/_shared.ts: resilience score reader
parsed cached GetResilienceScoreResponse raw. Contract-mode seed-resilience-scores
now envelopes those keys.
- server/worldmonitor/resilience/v1/get-resilience-ranking.ts: p05/p95
interval lookup parsed raw from seed-resilience-scores' extra-key path.
- server/worldmonitor/infrastructure/v1/_shared.ts: mgetJson() used for
count-source keys (wildfire:fires:v1, news:insights:v1) which are both
contract-mode now.
All three now unwrap via server/_shared/seed-envelope. Legacy shapes pass
through unchanged.
Typecheck clean.
* feat(seed-contract): ais-relay.cjs direct writes produce envelopes
32 canonical-key write sites in scripts/ais-relay.cjs now produce {_seed, data}
envelopes. Inlined buildEnvelope() (CJS module can't require ESM source) +
envelopeWrite(key, data, ttlSeconds, meta) wrapper. Enveloped keys span market
bootstrap, aviation, cyber-threats, theater-posture, weather-alerts, economic
spending/fred/worldbank, tech-events, corridor-risk, usni-fleet, shipping-stress,
social:reddit, wsb-tickers, pizzint, product-catalog, chokepoint transits,
ucdp-events, satellites, oref.
Left bare (not seeded data keys): seed-meta:* (dual-write legacy),
classifyCacheKey LLM cache, notam:prev-closed-state internal state,
wm:notif:scan-dedup flags.
Updated tests/ucdp-seed-resilience.test.mjs regex to accept both upstashSet
(pre-contract) and envelopeWrite (post-contract) call patterns.
* feat(seed-contract): 15 bundle files add canonicalKey for envelope gate
54 bundle sections across 12 files now declare canonicalKey alongside the
existing seedMetaKey. _bundle-runner.mjs (from PR 1) prefers canonicalKey
when both are present — gates section runs on envelope._seed.fetchedAt
read directly from the data key, eliminating the meta-outlives-data class
of bugs.
Files touched:
- climate (5), derived-signals (2), ecb-eu (3), energy-sources (6),
health (2), imf-extended (4), macro (10), market-backup (9),
portwatch (4), relay-backup (2), resilience-recovery (5), static-ref (2)
Skipped (14 sections, 3 whole bundles): multi-key writers, dynamic
templated keys (displacement year-scoped), or non-runSeed orchestrators
(regional brief cron, resilience-scores' 222-country publish, validation/
benchmark scripts). These continue to use seedMetaKey or their own gate.
seedMetaKey preserved everywhere — dual-write. _bundle-runner.mjs falls
back to legacy when canonicalKey is absent.
All 15 bundles pass node --check. test:data: 5307/5307. typecheck:all: clean.
* fix(seed-contract): 4 PR #3097 review P1s — transform/declareRecords mismatches + envelope leaks
Addresses both P1 findings and the extra-key seed-meta leak surfaced in review:
1. runSeed helper-level invariant: seed-meta:* keys NEVER envelope.
scripts/_seed-utils.mjs exports shouldEnvelopeKey(key) — returns false for
any key starting with 'seed-meta:'. Both atomicPublish (canonical) and
writeExtraKey (extras) gate the envelope wrap through this helper. Fixes
seed-iea-oil-stocks' ANALYSIS_META_EXTRA_KEY silently getting enveloped,
which broke health.js parsing the value as bare {fetchedAt, recordCount}.
Also defends against any future manual writeExtraKey(..., envelopeMeta)
call that happens to target a seed-meta:* key.
2. seed-token-panels canonical + extras fixed.
publishTransform returns data.defi (the defi panel itself, shape {tokens}).
Old declareRecords counted data.defi.tokens + data.ai.tokens + data.other.tokens
on the transformed payload → 0 → RETRY path → canonical market:defi-tokens:v1
never wrote, and because runSeed returned before the extraKeys loop,
market:ai-tokens:v1 + market:other-tokens:v1 stayed stale too.
New: declareRecords counts data.tokens on the transformed shape. AI_KEY +
OTHER_KEY extras reuse the same function (transforms return structurally
identical panels). Added isMain guard so test imports don't fire runSeed.
3. api/product-catalog.js cached reader unwraps envelope.
ais-relay.cjs now envelopes product-catalog:v2 via envelopeWrite(). The
edge reader did raw JSON.parse(result) and returned {_seed, data} to
clients, breaking the cached path. Fix: import unwrapEnvelope from
./_seed-envelope.js, apply after JSON.parse. One site — :238-241 is
downstream of getFromCache(), so the single reader fix covers both.
4. Regression lock tests/seed-contract-transform-regressions.test.mjs (11 cases):
- shouldEnvelopeKey invariant: seed-meta:* false, canonical true
- Token-panels declareRecords works on transformed shape (canonical + both extras)
- Explicit repro of pre-fix buggy signature returning 0 — guards against revert
- resolveRecordCount accepts 0, rejects non-integer
- Product-catalog envelope unwrap returns bare shape; legacy passes through
Verification:
- npm run test:data → 5318/5318 pass (was 5307 — 11 new regressions)
- npm run typecheck:all → clean
- node --check on every modified script
iea-oil-stocks canonical declareRecords was NOT broken (user confirmed during
review — buildIndex preserves .members); only its ANALYSIS_META_EXTRA_KEY
was affected, now covered generically by commit 1's helper invariant.
* fix(seed-contract): seed-token-panels validateFn also runs on post-transform shape
Review finding: fixing declareRecords wasn't sufficient — atomicPublish() runs
validateFn(publishData) on the transformed payload too. seed-token-panels'
validate() checked data.defi/.ai/.other on the transformed {tokens} shape,
returned false, and runSeed took the early skipped-write branch (before even
reaching the declareRecords RETRY logic). Net effect: same as before the
declareRecords fix — canonical + both extras stayed stale.
Fix: validate() now checks the canonical defi panel directly (Array.isArray
(data?.tokens) && has at least one t.price > 0). AI/OTHER panels are validated
implicitly by their own extraKey declareRecords on write.
Audited the other 9 seeders with publishTransform (bls-series, bis-extended,
bis-data, gdelt-intel, trade-flows, iea-oil-stocks, jodi-gas, sanctions-pressure,
forecasts): all validateFn's correctly target the post-transform shape. Only
token-panels regressed.
Added 4 regression tests (tests/seed-contract-transform-regressions.test.mjs):
- validate accepts transformed panel with priced tokens
- validate rejects all-zero-price tokens
- validate rejects empty/missing tokens
- Explicit pre-fix repro (buggy old signature fails on transformed shape)
Verification:
- npm run test:data → 5322/5322 pass (was 5318; +4 new)
- npm run typecheck:all → clean
- node --check clean
* feat(seed-contract): add /api/seed-contract-probe validation endpoint
Single machine-readable gate for 'is PR #3097 working in production'.
Replaces the curl/jq ritual with one authenticated edge call that returns
HTTP 200 ok:true or 503 + failing check list.
What it validates:
- 8 canonical keys have {_seed, data} envelopes with required data fields
and minRecords floors (fsi-eu, zone-normals, 3 token panels + minRecords
guard against token-panels RETRY regression, product-catalog, wildfire,
earthquakes).
- 2 seed-meta:* keys remain BARE (shouldEnvelopeKey invariant; guards
against iea-oil-stocks ANALYSIS_META_EXTRA_KEY-class regressions).
- /api/product-catalog + /api/bootstrap responses contain no '_seed' leak.
Auth: x-probe-secret header must match RELAY_SHARED_SECRET (reuses existing
Vercel↔Railway internal trust boundary).
Probe logic is exported (checkProbe, checkPublicBoundary, DEFAULT_PROBES) for
hermetic testing. tests/seed-contract-probe.test.mjs covers every branch:
envelope pass/fail on field/records/shape, bare pass/fail on shape/field,
missing/malformed JSON, Redis non-2xx, boundary seed-leak detection,
DEFAULT_PROBES sanity (seed-meta invariant present, token-panels minRecords
guard present).
Usage:
curl -H "x-probe-secret: $RELAY_SHARED_SECRET" \
https://api.worldmonitor.app/api/seed-contract-probe
PR 3 will extend the probe with a stricter mode that asserts seed-meta:*
keys are GONE (not just bare) once legacy dual-write is removed.
Verification:
- tests/seed-contract-probe.test.mjs → 15/15 pass
- npm run test:data → 5338/5338 (was 5322; +16 new incl. conformance)
- npm run typecheck:all → clean
* fix(seed-contract): tighten probe — minRecords on AI/OTHER + cache-path source header
Review P2 findings: the probe's stated guards were weaker than advertised.
1. market:ai-tokens:v1 + market:other-tokens:v1 probes claimed to guard the
token-panels extra-key RETRY regression but only checked shape='envelope'
+ dataHas:['tokens']. If an extra-key declareRecords regressed to 0, both
probes would still pass because checkProbe() only inspects _seed.recordCount
when minRecords is set. Now both enforce minRecords: 1.
2. /api/product-catalog boundary check only asserted no '_seed' leak — which
is also true for the static fallback path. A broken cached reader
(getFromCache returning null or throwing) could serve fallback silently
and still pass this probe. Now:
- api/product-catalog.js emits X-Product-Catalog-Source: cache|dodo|fallback
on the response (the json() helper gained an optional source param wired
to each of the three branches).
- checkPublicBoundary declaratively requires that header's value match
'cache' for /api/product-catalog, so a fallback-serve fails the probe
with reason 'source:fallback!=cache' or 'source:missing!=cache'.
Test updates (tests/seed-contract-probe.test.mjs):
- Boundary check reworked to use a BOUNDARY_CHECKS config with optional
requireSourceHeader per endpoint.
- New cases: served-from-cache passes, served-from-fallback fails with source
mismatch, missing header fails, seed-leak still takes precedence, bad
status fails.
- Token-panels sanity test now asserts minRecords≥1 on all 3 panels.
Verification:
- tests/seed-contract-probe.test.mjs → 17/17 pass (was 15, +2 net)
- npm run test:data → 5340/5340
- npm run typecheck:all → clean
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279 lines
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JavaScript
#!/usr/bin/env node
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import { loadEnvFile, CHROME_UA, runSeed } from './_seed-utils.mjs';
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loadEnvFile(import.meta.url);
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// Redis key and TTL
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const CANONICAL_KEY = 'economic:eurostat-country-data:v1';
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const TTL = 259200; // 3 days — 3× daily seeding interval
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// EU member states to cover (top 10 by population/GDP)
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const EU_COUNTRIES = ['DE', 'FR', 'IT', 'ES', 'PL', 'NL', 'BE', 'AT', 'SE', 'CZ'];
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const EUROSTAT_BASE = 'https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/api/dissemination/statistics/1.0/data';
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const DATASETS = {
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cpi: {
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id: 'prc_hicp_manr',
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params: { coicop: 'CP00', lastTimePeriod: '2' },
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unit: '%',
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label: 'HICP annual rate of change',
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},
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unemployment: {
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id: 'une_rt_m',
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params: { sex: 'T', age: 'TOTAL', s_adj: 'SA', unit: 'PC_ACT', lastTimePeriod: '3' },
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unit: '%',
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label: 'Unemployment rate (SA)',
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},
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gdpGrowth: {
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id: 'namq_10_gdp',
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params: { s_adj: 'SCA', unit: 'CLV_PCH_PRE', na_item: 'B1GQ', lastTimePeriod: '2' },
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unit: '%',
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label: 'GDP growth (quarterly, chain-linked)',
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},
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};
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/**
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* Parse Eurostat JSON-stat response for a specific geo code.
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* Eurostat uses a flat value object indexed by integer position.
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* Dimensions define the order of iteration.
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*/
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function parseEurostatResponse(data, geoCode) {
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try {
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const dims = data?.dimension;
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const values = data?.value;
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if (!dims || !values) return null;
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// Find geo dimension and its index for our country
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const geoDim = dims.geo;
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if (!geoDim) return null;
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const geoCategory = geoDim.category;
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const geoIndex = geoCategory?.index;
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if (!geoIndex || geoIndex[geoCode] === undefined) return null;
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const geoPos = geoIndex[geoCode];
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// Find time dimension for the period label
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const timeDim = dims.time;
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const timeCategory = timeDim?.category;
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const timeIndexObj = timeCategory?.index;
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// Get time period label — will be overridden below with the matched observation's period
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let datePeriod = '';
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if (timeIndexObj) {
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const timeKeys = Object.keys(timeIndexObj).sort((a, b) => timeIndexObj[b] - timeIndexObj[a]);
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datePeriod = timeKeys[0] || '';
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}
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// Calculate the flat value index
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// Eurostat dimension order: determines how values are arranged
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const dimOrder = data.id || [];
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const dimSizes = data.size || [];
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// Build stride map
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const strides = {};
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let stride = 1;
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for (let i = dimOrder.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
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strides[dimOrder[i]] = stride;
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stride *= dimSizes[i];
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}
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let value = null;
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let priorValue = null;
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let matchCount = 0;
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// Iterate over the actual key positions present in the sparse values object,
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// in descending numeric order so we pick the most recent non-null observation first
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// (needed when lastTimePeriod>1 and the latest period has no data yet).
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for (const key of Object.keys(values).sort((a, b) => Number(b) - Number(a))) {
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const idx = Number(key);
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const rawVal = values[key];
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if (rawVal === null || rawVal === undefined) continue;
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// Reverse-engineer position
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let remaining = idx;
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const coords = {};
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for (const dim of dimOrder) {
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const s = strides[dim];
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const dimSize = dimSizes[dimOrder.indexOf(dim)];
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coords[dim] = Math.floor(remaining / s) % dimSize;
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remaining = remaining % s;
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}
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if (coords['geo'] === geoPos) {
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if (matchCount === 0) {
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value = rawVal;
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// Use the time label for this coordinate
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if (timeIndexObj) {
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const timeEntry = Object.entries(timeIndexObj).find(([, v]) => v === coords['time']);
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if (timeEntry) datePeriod = timeEntry[0];
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}
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} else if (matchCount === 1) {
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priorValue = rawVal;
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break;
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}
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matchCount++;
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}
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}
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if (value === null || value === undefined) return null;
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const roundedPrior = typeof priorValue === 'number' ? Math.round(priorValue * 100) / 100 : null;
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return {
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value: typeof value === 'number' ? Math.round(value * 100) / 100 : null,
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priorValue: roundedPrior,
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hasPrior: roundedPrior !== null,
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date: datePeriod,
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};
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} catch (err) {
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console.warn(` parseEurostatResponse error: ${err.message}`);
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return null;
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}
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}
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/**
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* Fetch a single dataset for a single country from Eurostat.
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* Returns { value, date } or null on failure.
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*/
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async function fetchCountryDataset(datasetKey, geoCode) {
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const ds = DATASETS[datasetKey];
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const params = new URLSearchParams({
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format: 'JSON',
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lang: 'EN',
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geo: geoCode,
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...ds.params,
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});
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const url = `${EUROSTAT_BASE}/${ds.id}?${params}`;
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try {
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const resp = await fetch(url, {
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headers: {
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'User-Agent': CHROME_UA,
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Accept: 'application/json',
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},
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signal: AbortSignal.timeout(20_000),
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});
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if (!resp.ok) {
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console.warn(` Eurostat ${geoCode}/${datasetKey}: HTTP ${resp.status}`);
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return null;
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}
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const data = await resp.json();
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const parsed = parseEurostatResponse(data, geoCode);
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if (!parsed || parsed.value === null) {
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console.warn(` Eurostat ${geoCode}/${datasetKey}: no value extracted`);
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return null;
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}
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return { value: parsed.value, priorValue: parsed.priorValue ?? null, date: parsed.date, unit: ds.unit };
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} catch (err) {
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console.warn(` Eurostat ${geoCode}/${datasetKey}: ${err.message}`);
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return null;
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}
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}
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/**
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* Fetch all 3 datasets for a single country.
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* Uses Promise.allSettled — partial data is acceptable.
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*/
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async function fetchCountryData(geoCode) {
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const [cpiResult, unemploymentResult, gdpResult] = await Promise.allSettled([
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fetchCountryDataset('cpi', geoCode),
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fetchCountryDataset('unemployment', geoCode),
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fetchCountryDataset('gdpGrowth', geoCode),
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]);
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const entry = {};
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if (cpiResult.status === 'fulfilled' && cpiResult.value) {
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entry.cpi = cpiResult.value;
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}
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if (unemploymentResult.status === 'fulfilled' && unemploymentResult.value) {
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entry.unemployment = unemploymentResult.value;
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}
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if (gdpResult.status === 'fulfilled' && gdpResult.value) {
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entry.gdpGrowth = gdpResult.value;
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}
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const metricCount = Object.keys(entry).length;
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console.log(` ${geoCode}: ${metricCount}/3 metrics ok`);
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return { geoCode, entry, metricCount };
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}
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/**
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* Fetch all countries in batches to avoid overwhelming Eurostat with simultaneous requests.
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* Individual failures don't abort the seed.
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*/
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async function fetchAll() {
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console.log(` Fetching ${EU_COUNTRIES.length} countries × 3 datasets from Eurostat...`);
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const BATCH_SIZE = 3;
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const countryResults = [];
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for (let i = 0; i < EU_COUNTRIES.length; i += BATCH_SIZE) {
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const batch = EU_COUNTRIES.slice(i, i + BATCH_SIZE);
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const batchResults = await Promise.allSettled(batch.map(geo => fetchCountryData(geo)));
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countryResults.push(...batchResults);
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}
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const countries = {};
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let countriesWithData = 0;
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for (const result of countryResults) {
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if (result.status === 'rejected') {
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console.warn(` Country fetch rejected: ${result.reason?.message || result.reason}`);
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continue;
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}
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const { geoCode, entry, metricCount } = result.value;
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if (metricCount > 0) {
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countries[geoCode] = entry;
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countriesWithData++;
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}
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}
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console.log(` Eurostat: ${countriesWithData}/${EU_COUNTRIES.length} countries with data`);
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return {
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countries,
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seededAt: Date.now(),
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};
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}
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function validate(data) {
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const countries = data?.countries;
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if (!countries) return false;
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const countriesWithMetrics = Object.values(countries).filter(
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c => Object.keys(c).length >= 1
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);
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if (countriesWithMetrics.length < 5) {
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console.warn(` Validation failed: only ${countriesWithMetrics.length} countries with data (need ≥5)`);
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return false;
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}
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return true;
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}
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export function declareRecords(data) {
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return Object.keys(data?.countries || {}).length;
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}
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if (process.argv[1]?.endsWith('seed-eurostat-country-data.mjs')) {
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runSeed('economic', 'eurostat-country-data', CANONICAL_KEY, fetchAll, {
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validateFn: validate,
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ttlSeconds: TTL,
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sourceVersion: 'eurostat-v1',
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recordCount: (data) => Object.keys(data?.countries || {}).length,
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declareRecords,
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schemaVersion: 1,
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maxStaleMin: 4320,
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}).catch((err) => {
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const cause = err.cause ? ` (cause: ${err.cause.message || err.cause.code || err.cause})` : '';
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console.error('FATAL:', (err.message || err) + cause);
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process.exit(1);
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});
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}
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