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@dra2020/district-analytics

v17.1.0

Published

District analytics TypeScript package

Readme

District Analytics

A layer between dra-client and fn-all (the scoring lambda), on the one hand, and dra-analytics, on the other, that knows enough about DRA and the analytics proper in dra-analytics to take data in, compose the various lower-level analytics calls, and make the various artifacts: scorecard, ratings, requirements checklist, etc. This allows the callers to remain high-level and agnostic of the analytics specifics and the analytics proper to no nothing about DRA.

Build Status

CircleCI

Sample Code

import * as DA from 'district-analytics';

// Create a session request

let sr = {} as DA.SessionRequest;
sr['title'] = "NC 2020 Congress";
sr['stateXX'] = "NC";
sr['nDistricts'] = 14;
sr['planType'] = PlanType.congress;  // One or ...
sr['legislativeDistricts'] = false;  // ... the other
sr['data'] = data as T.GeoFeatureCollection;
sr['counties'] = counties as T.GeoFeatureCollection;
sr['graph'] = graph as T.ContiguityGraph;
sr['plan'] = planByGeoID as DA.PlanByGeoID;
sr['districtShapes'] = districtShapes as T.GeoFeatureCollection;
sr['aggregates'] = aggregates as PF.PackedFields[];
sr['config'] = config as T.Dict;

// Create an analytics session

let s = new DA.AnalyticsSession(sr);

// Run the analytics

let bLog = false;
s.analyzePlan(bLog);

// Retrieve the artifacts

const scorecard: DA.Scorecard = s.getPlanScorecard();
const ratings: DA.Ratings = s.getRatings();
const requirements: DA.RequirementsChecklist = s.getRequirementsChecklist();