add data to __init__

[TexasCoding]

minor bug fix

[claude]

Claude finished @TexasCoding's task —— View job

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Code Review Complete

Reviewed PR #35 changes to provide feedback on code quality, potential issues, and best practices.

Todo List:

• Read the modified src/project_x_py/__init__.py file
• Analyze changes for code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Assess test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

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Review Feedback

I've analyzed the __init__.py file and the broader codebase context. Here are my findings:

🚨 Critical Issue - Import Error

Lines 116-117: src/project_x_py/__init__.py:116-117

from project_x_py.data import MemoryMappedStorage, TimeSeriesStorage

Problem: This import will cause a ModuleNotFoundError at runtime. The project_x_py.data module doesn't exist in the codebase.

Evidence:

• No data.py file or data/ directory exists in src/project_x_py/
• Test file tests/test_mmap_storage.py:10 also tries to import these classes
• Searching the codebase shows no actual implementations of MemoryMappedStorage or TimeSeriesStorage

Impact: Any attempt to import the package will fail with an ImportError, making the entire SDK unusable.

Other Findings

✅ Code Quality: The init.py file is well-organized with comprehensive docstring, proper imports structure, and detailed __all__ export list.

✅ Security: No security concerns identified - all imports are from internal modules.

✅ Performance: Import structure looks efficient with appropriate lazy imports.

❌ Test Coverage: The missing data module suggests test coverage is incomplete - tests exist for non-existent functionality.

Recommendations

1. Immediate Fix Required: Either:

   • Remove the problematic import lines 116-117
   • Remove "MemoryMappedStorage" and "TimeSeriesStorage" from __all__ list (lines 258, 276)
   • Or implement the missing data module

2. Testing: Run basic import tests to catch these issues:

   python -c "import project_x_py; print('OK')"

3. CI Integration: Add import validation to CI pipeline to prevent similar issues.

Code Quality Score: ⚠️ Needs Immediate Fix

While the overall structure and documentation are excellent, the import error makes this a blocking issue that prevents the package from being usable.

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