🧹 Polish: Refactor CLI status coloring to use constant map

[fderuiter]

💩 Smell: Long function with repetitive if/elif blocks and magic strings for status colors in _format_cell_value.
✨ Polish: Extracted status strings to _STATUS_COLOR_MAP constant and used dictionary lookup.
📉 Reduction: Replaced 26 lines of conditional logic with a simple lookup.
🛡️ Safety: Verified with full test suite - NO LOGIC CHANGES. Added specific unit tests for status coloring.

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Pull request overview

Refactors CLI cell formatting to replace repetitive status-color conditionals with a centralized status→color map, and adds unit tests to validate status coloring behavior.

Changes:

• Introduced _STATUS_COLOR_MAP constant for status-to-color mapping and switched _format_cell_value to a dictionary lookup.
• Added unit tests covering status coloring, non-status columns, and unknown statuses.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

File	Description
imednet/cli/utils.py	Replaces conditional status coloring logic with a constant lookup map.
tests/unit/cli/test_utils_output.py	Adds unit tests asserting status coloring and non-coloring behavior.

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[Copilot]

The tests import and assert against a private helper (_format_cell_value). This couples tests to internal implementation details and makes refactors harder. Prefer testing the behavior via public output (e.g., display_list) or consider promoting the formatter to a public API (dropping the leading underscore) if it’s intended to be stable and directly tested.

Suggested change

	from imednet.cli.utils import _format_cell_value, display_list, fetching_status
	from imednet.cli.utils import display_list, fetching_status

[Copilot]

This test is a good behavioral check, but it’s repetitive and will be cumbersome to extend as the map grows. Consider converting to pytest.mark.parametrize with a table of (value, key, expected) cases to reduce duplication and make additions/removals more maintainable.

Suggested change

	def test_format_cell_value_status_colors() -> None:
	"""Test that status columns are correctly colorized."""
	# Green statuses
	assert _format_cell_value("Active", key="status") == "[green]Active[/green]"
	assert _format_cell_value("Success", key="state") == "[green]Success[/green]"
	assert _format_cell_value("OK", key="status") == "[green]OK[/green]"
	# Yellow statuses
	assert _format_cell_value("Pending", key="status") == "[yellow]Pending[/yellow]"
	assert _format_cell_value("Processing", key="state") == "[yellow]Processing[/yellow]"
	# Red statuses
	assert _format_cell_value("Inactive", key="status") == "[red]Inactive[/red]"
	assert _format_cell_value("Error", key="state") == "[red]Error[/red]"
	assert _format_cell_value("Failed", key="status") == "[red]Failed[/red]"
	@pytest.mark.parametrize(
	"value,key,expected",
	[
	# Green statuses
	("Active", "status", "[green]Active[/green]"),
	("Success", "state", "[green]Success[/green]"),
	("OK", "status", "[green]OK[/green]"),
	# Yellow statuses
	("Pending", "status", "[yellow]Pending[/yellow]"),
	("Processing", "state", "[yellow]Processing[/yellow]"),
	# Red statuses
	("Inactive", "status", "[red]Inactive[/red]"),
	("Error", "state", "[red]Error[/red]"),
	("Failed", "status", "[red]Failed[/red]"),
	],
	)
	def test_format_cell_value_status_colors(value: str, key: str, expected: str) -> None:
	"""Test that status columns are correctly colorized."""
	assert _format_cell_value(value, key=key) == expected

[Copilot]

Since this is intended as a constant, consider making the intent explicit and preventing accidental runtime mutation. For example, annotate it as Final (and/or Mapping[str, str]) and/or wrap it in an immutable mapping (e.g., types.MappingProxyType). This improves safety and helps type checkers treat it as a true constant.