Refactored Color Interpolation Logic in Python

📅 2023-09-22 — Session: Refactored Color Interpolation Logic in Python

🕒 17:10–17:35
🏷️ Labels: Python, Color Interpolation, Debugging, Nested Lists, JSON
📂 Project: Dev
⭐ Priority: MEDIUM

Session Goal: The session aimed to refactor and debug the color interpolation logic in a Python codebase, focusing on updating numeric scale values and handling nested list structures.

Key Activities:

1. Updated the update_values function to handle numeric scale values in a nested list for color interpolation.
2. Debugged the logic for updating the interpolate_list, using print statements to trace decision points.
3. Modified the interpolation logic to replace scale values with linspace_values before color hex values.
4. Implemented a recursive approach to handle nested elements in the interpolate_list.
5. Corrected code execution errors, including index errors in loop control and oversight in redefining variables.
6. Developed functions recursive_replace_colores and wrapper_color_scale for color value replacement in nested lists and JSON structures.
7. Adjusted a style JSON object for color and scale modifications, integrating these changes into the workflow.

Achievements: Successfully refactored the color interpolation logic, implemented recursive value replacement in nested lists, and integrated color and scale changes into a Python workflow.

Pending Tasks: Verify the correctness of other values against the desired ‘linspace_values’ for further confirmation.