Integrate UNEP Environmental Data API#33
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This change adds two new backend routes that fetch data for SDG indicators where UNEP is the custodian (recycling rate and protected areas). It also adds a new frontend page to visualize this data using Chart.js. - Added `/api/unep_recycling` and `/api/unep_protected_areas` in `app.py`. - Created `unep.html`, `unep.js`, and `unep.css` in `static/`. - Updated `index.html` with a link to the new page. - Added timeouts to the new backend API requests. Co-authored-by: GYFX35 <134739293+GYFX35@users.noreply.github.com>
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Reviewer's GuideAdds backend UNEP-powered SDG endpoints for recycling rates and protected areas coverage, and a new frontend UNEP page that visualizes the top 10 countries for each indicator using Chart.js, linked from the main index page. Sequence diagram for fetching UNEP SDG data and rendering chartssequenceDiagram
actor User
participant Browser
participant FlaskBackend
participant UN_SDG_API
User->>Browser: Open unep.html
Browser->>FlaskBackend: GET /api/unep_recycling
FlaskBackend->>UN_SDG_API: GET /sdg/Series/Data?seriesCode=EN_MWT_RCYR
UN_SDG_API-->>FlaskBackend: JSON series data
FlaskBackend->>FlaskBackend: Extract latest per country
FlaskBackend->>FlaskBackend: Sort and select top 10
FlaskBackend-->>Browser: JSON top_10_recycling
Browser->>Browser: renderChart(recyclingChart, top_10_recycling)
Browser->>FlaskBackend: GET /api/unep_protected_areas
FlaskBackend->>UN_SDG_API: GET /sdg/Series/Data?seriesCode=ER_PTD_TERR
UN_SDG_API-->>FlaskBackend: JSON series data
FlaskBackend->>FlaskBackend: Extract latest per country
FlaskBackend->>FlaskBackend: Sort and select top 10
FlaskBackend-->>Browser: JSON top_10_protected_areas
Browser->>Browser: renderChart(protectedAreasChart, top_10_protected_areas)
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Hey - I've found 1 issue, and left some high level feedback:
- The two UNEP backend endpoints contain nearly identical request/transform/sort logic; consider extracting a shared helper function that takes series code and logging metadata to reduce duplication and make future indicator additions easier.
- In both UNEP endpoints, handle non-2xx responses explicitly (e.g., via
response.raise_for_status()or checkingresponse.ok) before callingresponse.json()so that upstream HTTP errors are surfaced more clearly and consistently. - On the frontend, the fetch helpers in
unep.jsassumeresponse.json()will succeed; you may want to guard against non-JSON or error status responses (e.g., by checkingresponse.okand logging or showing a simple user-facing message) to make failures easier to debug.
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- The two UNEP backend endpoints contain nearly identical request/transform/sort logic; consider extracting a shared helper function that takes series code and logging metadata to reduce duplication and make future indicator additions easier.
- In both UNEP endpoints, handle non-2xx responses explicitly (e.g., via `response.raise_for_status()` or checking `response.ok`) before calling `response.json()` so that upstream HTTP errors are surfaced more clearly and consistently.
- On the frontend, the fetch helpers in `unep.js` assume `response.json()` will succeed; you may want to guard against non-JSON or error status responses (e.g., by checking `response.ok` and logging or showing a simple user-facing message) to make failures easier to debug.
## Individual Comments
### Comment 1
<location> `eco_project/backend/app.py:749-753` </location>
<code_context>
+ year = entry['timePeriodStart']
+ value = entry['value']
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+ if value is not None and (country not in latest_data or year > latest_data[country]['year']):
+ latest_data[country] = {
+ 'country': country,
+ 'year': int(year),
+ 'value': float(value)
+ }
+
</code_context>
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**issue (bug_risk):** Comparison between `year` (string) and stored `year` (int) will raise a TypeError.
`year` comes directly from the API as a string, while `latest_data[country]['year']` is stored as `int(year)`. On subsequent iterations this makes `year > latest_data[country]['year']` a string-vs-int comparison in Python 3. Convert `year` once (e.g. `year_int = int(year)`) and use `year_int` both in the comparison and when storing it.
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| if value is not None and (country not in latest_data or year > latest_data[country]['year']): | ||
| latest_data[country] = { | ||
| 'country': country, | ||
| 'year': int(year), | ||
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issue (bug_risk): Comparison between year (string) and stored year (int) will raise a TypeError.
year comes directly from the API as a string, while latest_data[country]['year'] is stored as int(year). On subsequent iterations this makes year > latest_data[country]['year'] a string-vs-int comparison in Python 3. Convert year once (e.g. year_int = int(year)) and use year_int both in the comparison and when storing it.
Integrated UNEP environmental data by leveraging the UN SDG API. Added backend endpoints to fetch recycling rates and protected areas coverage, and a new frontend page with interactive charts to display this information. Verified the changes with backend tests and frontend screenshots.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 13134788857640065043 started by @GYFX35
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Integrate UNEP SDG environmental indicators into the app with backend APIs and a new frontend visualization page.
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