More functional approach

[jan-janssen]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Improved clarity and consistency by renaming several helper functions related to elastic, energy-volume curve, phonon, and quasi-harmonic workflows. All function signatures and behavior remain unchanged.
  • Expanded workflow module exports to include newly renamed helper functions for better accessibility and modular use.

• Tests

  • Updated test files to use the new helper function names, ensuring consistency with the refactored workflow modules. No changes to test logic or outcomes.

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Walkthrough

This change set systematically renames helper functions across multiple workflow modules and their corresponding test files to more descriptive names. The updates affect import statements, function calls, and function definitions, but do not alter any internal logic, parameters, or control flow. All changes are limited to function naming for clarity and consistency.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
atomistics/workflows/elastic/helper.py	Renamed generate_structures_helper to get_tasks_for_elastic_matrix and analyse_structures_helper to analyse_results_for_elastic_matrix.
atomistics/workflows/elastic/workflow.py	Updated imports and internal calls to use new elastic matrix helper function names.
atomistics/workflows/evcurve/helper.py	Renamed generate_structures_helper to get_tasks_for_energy_volume_curve and analyse_structures_helper to analyse_results_for_energy_volume_curve.
atomistics/workflows/evcurve/workflow.py	Updated imports and internal calls to use new energy-volume curve helper function names; also renamed get_thermal_properties to get_thermal_properties_for_energy_volume_curve.
atomistics/workflows/evcurve/debye.py	Renamed get_thermal_properties to get_thermal_properties_for_energy_volume_curve.
atomistics/workflows/phonons/helper.py	Renamed generate_structures_helper to get_tasks_for_harmonic_approximation, analyse_structures_helper to analyse_results_for_harmonic_approximation, and get_thermal_properties to get_thermal_properties_for_harmonic_approximation.
atomistics/workflows/phonons/workflow.py	Updated imports and internal calls to use new harmonic approximation helper function names.
atomistics/workflows/quasiharmonic.py	Updated imports and local helper function names for quasi-harmonic approximation; all logic unchanged.
atomistics/workflows/init.py	Expanded imports and __all__ exports to include renamed helper functions across workflows, with conditional phonopy-related imports.
tests/test_elastic_lammpslib_functional.py	Updated imports and calls to use new elastic matrix helper function names in tests.
tests/test_evcurve_lammpslib_function_parallel.py, tests/test_evcurve_lammpslib_functional.py	Updated imports and calls to use new energy-volume curve helper function names in tests.
tests/test_phonons_lammpslib_functional.py	Updated imports and calls to use new harmonic approximation helper function names in tests.
tests/test_quasiharmonic_lammpslib_functional.py	Updated imports and calls to use new quasi-harmonic approximation helper function names in tests; removed unused numpy import.
tests/test_elastic_lammpslib_class.py	Adjusted imports to separately import optimize_positions_and_volume and ElasticMatrixWorkflow.
tests/test_evcurve_lammpslib_class.py	Adjusted imports to separately import optimize_positions_and_volume and EnergyVolumeCurveWorkflow; removed unused numpy import.
tests/test_phonons_lammpslib_class.py	Adjusted imports to separately import optimize_positions_and_volume and PhonopyWorkflow.
tests/test_quasiharmonic_lammpslib_class.py	Adjusted imports to separately import optimize_positions_and_volume and QuasiHarmonicWorkflow.

Estimated code review effort

2 (~20 minutes)

Possibly related PRs

• Use Github Co-pilot to add Docstrings and Type Hints #316: Adds docstrings and type hints to functions in atomistics/workflows/elastic/helper.py; related as it touches the same helper functions but focuses on documentation rather than renaming.

Poem

In the warren, helpers hop anew,
With names so clear, their purpose shines through.
Tasks and analyses, all in a row,
Workflows and tests now merrily flow.
A carrot for clarity, a thump for delight—
Refactored and tidy, all functions just right!
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• atomistics/workflows/__init__.py (3 hunks)
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• tests/test_evcurve_lammpslib_class.py (1 hunks)
• tests/test_evcurve_lammpslib_function_parallel.py (3 hunks)
• tests/test_evcurve_lammpslib_functional.py (3 hunks)
• tests/test_phonons_lammpslib_class.py (1 hunks)
• tests/test_phonons_lammpslib_functional.py (5 hunks)
• tests/test_quasiharmonic_lammpslib_class.py (1 hunks)
• tests/test_quasiharmonic_lammpslib_functional.py (5 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (5)

atomistics/workflows/__init__.py (5)

2-6: LGTM: Clear and descriptive function names

The renamed helper functions follow a consistent naming pattern that clearly indicates their purpose and associated workflow. This improves code readability and maintainability.

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7-13: LGTM: Consistent naming and logical module organization

The energy-volume curve imports maintain consistency with the new naming convention while logically separating thermal properties (from debye module) and core workflow functions (from helper module).

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30-35: LGTM: Proper exposure of renamed functions

The __all__ list is correctly updated to expose the renamed helper functions, maintaining the module's public API while reflecting the improved naming convention.

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44-51: LGTM: Comprehensive phonopy function coverage

The phonopy_workflows list correctly includes all renamed functions related to harmonic and quasi-harmonic approximations, maintaining consistency with the established naming convention.

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55-67: All phonopy_workflows entries imported correctly

Verified that each name listed in phonopy_workflows is covered by the conditional import block. No discrepancies found—no further action required.

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[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 85.29%. Comparing base (f3d225b) to head (d3024c3).
Report is 8 commits behind head on main.

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