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thejayman77 3486f3102a Scope dial v2: Nearby / Region / Country / World radius on the homepage
Codex-approved evolution: the reader controls the "emotional radius" of the landing.

- Census-region "Regional" grain (geo.region_of / region_states). Scope-aware tiering
  (queries.home_tiers): closest->widest lead, confidence-gated on state + region, never
  a hard filter — blends outward so the set is always full. 'world' = the global brief.
- queries.home_brief takes a scope; /api/brief gains a scope param (nearby|region|
  country|world). Country-only / non-US homes collapse to country.
- Homepage dial replaces the 2-button toggle: adaptive stops (4 with a US state, else
  Country/World), persisted scope, "Good news closest first" framing. Concrete, soft
  section labels (Around New Jersey / Across the Northeast / Across the US / Around the
  world) so the reader sees the dial worked.

Backend 366 + frontend tests green. (Latest feed still on v1 local-first; aligning it
to the dial is the immediate follow-up.)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-19 21:59:32 -04:00

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"""Closer to Home: /api/feed?home=... sections the feed into near / country / world,
state-match only on high/medium confidence, sparse tiers fold down, Brief untouched."""
import pytest
from fastapi.testclient import TestClient
from goodnews.db import connect, init_db
@pytest.fixture
def app_db(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
db = tmp_path / "t.sqlite3"
monkeypatch.setenv("GOODNEWS_DB", str(db))
monkeypatch.setenv("GOODNEWS_PUBLIC_BASE_URL", "http://testserver")
import importlib
import goodnews.api as api
importlib.reload(api)
c = connect(str(db)); init_db(c)
c.execute("INSERT INTO sources (id,name,feed_url,trust_score,content_visible) VALUES (1,'S','http://s/f',5,1)")
def art(aid, *, breadth, conf, country=None, state=None):
c.execute("INSERT INTO articles (id,source_id,canonical_url,title,url_hash,published_at) "
"VALUES (?,1,?,?,?,?)", (aid, f"https://x/{aid}", f"Story {aid}", f"h{aid}", "2026-06-18T08:00:00"))
c.execute("INSERT INTO article_scores (article_id,accepted,novelty_score,constructive_score) "
"VALUES (?,1,5,5)", (aid,))
c.execute("INSERT INTO article_geo (article_id,breadth,confidence,geo_version) VALUES (?,?,?, 'geo-v1')",
(aid, breadth, conf))
if country:
c.execute("INSERT INTO article_places (article_id,country_code,state_code,ord) VALUES (?,?,?,0)",
(aid, country, state))
# 4 NY high-conf (near), 1 NY LOW-conf (must NOT be near), 3 US/CA (country), 4 world
for i in range(1, 5):
art(i, breadth="locality", conf="high", country="US", state="NY")
art(5, breadth="locality", conf="low", country="US", state="NY")
for i in range(6, 9):
art(i, breadth="regional", conf="high", country="US", state="CA")
for i in range(9, 13):
art(i, breadth="global", conf="high") # placeless -> world
c.commit(); c.close()
return api.create_app()
def _sections(items):
return [it["section"] for it in items]
def test_home_state_sections_near_country_world(app_db):
r = TestClient(app_db).get("/api/feed?home=US-NY&limit=50").json()
items = r["items"]
secs = _sections(items)
# order: all near, then all country, then all world (no interleaving)
assert secs == sorted(secs, key=["near", "country", "world"].index)
near = [it for it in items if it["section"] == "near"]
assert len(near) == 4 and all(it["geo_confidence"] == "high" for it in near)
# the LOW-confidence NY story is NOT "near" — state match needs high/medium
a5 = next(it for it in items if it["id"] == 5)
assert a5["section"] == "country"
# world holds the placeless/global ones
assert {it["id"] for it in items if it["section"] == "world"} == {9, 10, 11, 12}
def test_sparse_near_folds_into_country(app_db):
# home in a state with no high-conf local stories -> "near" is empty, no near header;
# its (none) items fold away and we still get country + world, never an empty tier.
r = TestClient(app_db).get("/api/feed?home=US-TX&limit=50").json()
assert "near" not in _sections(r["items"]) # nothing local to TX -> no near section
assert "country" in _sections(r["items"]) # US stories still surface as your country
def test_country_only_home_gates_near_on_confidence(app_db):
r = TestClient(app_db).get("/api/feed?home=US&limit=50").json()
items = r["items"]
secs = set(_sections(items))
assert "country" not in secs # no state -> near IS the whole country
assert secs <= {"near", "world"}
near_ids = {it["id"] for it in items if it["section"] == "near"}
# "Near you" requires high/medium confidence: high-conf US stories only, NOT the
# low-confidence US story (#5), which must still appear, in "world".
assert near_ids == {1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8}
a5 = next(it for it in items if it["id"] == 5)
assert a5["section"] == "world" # low-conf home-country -> world, not vanished
def test_home_brief_leads_with_local(app_db):
# /api/brief?home=US-NY defaults to the 'nearby' scope: leads with the 'state' tier
# (high-confidence NY), titles it "Close to home", and never elevates the low-conf
# NY story (#5). CA stories (a different census region) fall to 'country'.
r = TestClient(app_db).get("/api/brief?home=US-NY&limit=10").json()
assert r["title"] == "Close to home"
state_ids = {it["id"] for it in r["items"] if it["section"] == "state"}
assert state_ids == {1, 2, 3, 4} # high-conf NY only
a5 = next(it for it in r["items"] if it["id"] == 5)
assert a5["section"] == "country" # low-conf NY -> not 'state'
secs = [it["section"] for it in r["items"]]
if "state" in secs and "world" in secs: # local leads, world trails
assert max(i for i, s in enumerate(secs) if s == "state") < \
min(i for i, s in enumerate(secs) if s == "world")
def test_home_brief_scope_country_has_no_state_tier(app_db):
# The 'country' scope drops the local lead: all US stories sit in 'country', none 'state'.
r = TestClient(app_db).get("/api/brief?home=US-NY&scope=country&limit=10").json()
secs = {it["section"] for it in r["items"]}
assert "state" not in secs and "country" in secs
def test_no_home_is_unchanged_and_unsectioned(app_db):
r = TestClient(app_db).get("/api/feed?limit=50").json()
assert all(it["section"] is None for it in r["items"])
assert r["next_offset"] is None or isinstance(r["next_offset"], int)