Improve JSON dynamic progress bars

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Fixes:

• Add example to readme without label.
• Move examples into the example table
• Don't show decimal point unless source data has it.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Updated examples section with improved visual presentation using a comparison table of JSON preview outputs and their URLs

• Bug Fixes

  • Fixed progress display to show whole numbers without unnecessary decimal points

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Reviewer's Guide

Updates the README to show two dynamic JSON progress bar examples (one with a title label and one without) in a preview table, and introduces a helper in app.py to suppress trailing .0 for integer-like float progress values before rendering.

Class diagram for updated progress formatting in app module

classDiagram
  class app {
    +dict get_style_fields(style)
    +object format_progress_text(progress)
    +dict get_template_fields(progress)
  }

  app : get_style_fields(style)
  app : format_progress_text(progress)
  app : get_template_fields(progress)

  class format_progress_text {
    +object format_progress_text(progress)
  }

  class get_template_fields {
    +dict get_template_fields(progress)
  }

  get_template_fields --> format_progress_text : calls

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Flow diagram for formatting progress text without unnecessary decimal point

flowchart TD
  A[Input progress value] --> B{Is progress a float?}
  B -- No --> E[Return progress as is]
  B -- Yes --> C{Is progress an integer value?}
  C -- Yes --> D[Convert progress to int and return]
  C -- No --> E[Return progress as is]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Improve README dynamic JSON section with visual examples, including a no-label variant.	Renamed the section heading from a single example to plural examples for dynamic JSON usage. Replaced the single plain-text URL example with a Markdown table that shows preview images and clickable URLs for both labeled and unlabeled dynamic JSON progress bars. Removed the old standalone image example that duplicated one of the new table entries.	README.md
Normalize progress text formatting so integer-valued floats do not display a decimal point.	Added a format_progress_text helper that converts float progress values that are mathematically integers into ints, leaving other values unchanged. Updated get_template_fields to use format_progress_text when computing progress_text so rendered progress bars no longer show a .0 suffix when source data is a whole number represented as a float.	app.py

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Walkthrough

Documentation updated with an expanded examples table showing multiple JSON-derived progress visualizations. A new helper function format_progress_text() converts whole-number float progress values to integers for text rendering, improving template field formatting in progress display logic.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Documentation README.md	Replaced single example snippet with two-row markdown table displaying JSON-derived progress previews with corresponding URLs and visual representations.
Progress Formatting app.py	Added format_progress_text() helper function to convert whole-number float progress values to integers; updated get_template_fields() to use this formatter for the progress_text field.

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Poem

🐰 A table blooms where examples grew,
With progress shown in formats new,
Whole numbers dressed in cleaner ways,
Your template shines through clearer displays! ✨

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❌ Failed checks (1 warning, 1 inconclusive)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage	⚠️ Warning	Docstring coverage is 66.67% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%.	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
Title check	❓ Inconclusive	The title 'Improve JSON dynamic progress bars' is partially related to the changeset. While the PR does modify JSON-related functionality (progress text formatting in app.py), the title is somewhat vague and doesn't specifically capture the main objectives: adding an example to the README without a label and removing unnecessary decimal points in progress text.	Consider a more specific title that captures the core changes, such as 'Remove decimal points from progress text and add unlabeled JSON example' or 'Format progress text without decimals and update examples'.

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Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• Consider having format_progress_text consistently return a string (e.g., str(int(progress)) for whole-number floats) to avoid changing the type of progress_text from float to int and to keep downstream template/consumers behavior more predictable.
• You might want to reuse or factor out the long JSON sample URL in the README (e.g., via link references or a base URL variable) to avoid duplication and make future updates to that URL less error-prone.

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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- Consider having `format_progress_text` consistently return a string (e.g., `str(int(progress))` for whole-number floats) to avoid changing the type of `progress_text` from float to int and to keep downstream template/consumers behavior more predictable.
- You might want to reuse or factor out the long JSON sample URL in the README (e.g., via link references or a base URL variable) to avoid duplication and make future updates to that URL less error-prone.

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Inline comments:
In `@app.py`:
- Around line 345-349: format_progress_text currently converts integral floats
to int, causing source-authored 73.0 to become 73; revert that behavior by
removing the int coercion in format_progress_text so a float is returned
unchanged (thus preserving "73.0" when serialized), and also update
extract_progress_with_jsonpath to avoid collapsing original numeric types into
float (preserve the original JSON token type or capture the original string form
and pass it through) so the formatter receives the actual source representation.

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