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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe ProForma parser now accepts an optional named-modification mapping. It uses cached regexes and a fast path for simple sequences, charges, terminal modifications, residue modifications, and numeric masses. Unsupported input uses the full Earley parser. ChangesProForma fast-path parsing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The optional parser fast path can silently mis-handle invalid modification annotations and can cause custom named modifications to fail during normal object inspection. The PR is not merge-ready until these bounded correctness and runtime risks are fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant parse
participant FastPath
participant EarleyParser
Caller->>parse: ProForma string and optional named_mods
parse->>FastPath: Match simple modification syntax
alt Fast-path match
FastPath-->>parse: Proteoform list
else Unsupported or unrecognized syntax
parse->>EarleyParser: Parse full ProForma syntax
EarleyParser-->>parse: Proteoform list
end
parse-->>Caller: Proteoform list
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tests/proforma_test.py (1)
134-138: Add a lowercase N-terminal named-mod regression case.The current case-insensitive check validates inline mods only. Adding
[acetyl]-peptidehere would guard the N-term fast-path branch too.✅ Suggested test addition
# Case insensitive proteoform = proforma.parse("m[oxidation]pepc[carbamidomethyl]tide")[0] assert proteoform.sequence == "MPEPCTIDE" assert len(proteoform.modifications) == 2 + + # Case insensitive N-terminal named modification + proteoform = proforma.parse("[acetyl]-peptide")[0] + assert proteoform.sequence == "PEPTIDE" + assert len(proteoform.modifications) == 1 + assert abs(proteoform.modifications[0].mass - 42.0106) < 0.001 + assert proteoform.modifications[0].position == "N-term"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/proforma_test.py` around lines 134 - 138, Add a regression test that ensures N-terminal named modifications are matched case-insensitively by exercising the N-term fast-path: call proforma.parse with a lowercase N-terminal named mod like "[acetyl]-peptide", then assert the returned proteoform (from proforma.parse) has the expected sequence (e.g., "PEPTIDE") and the correct modifications count and contents via proteoform.modifications to confirm the N-term mod was recognized; place this alongside the existing case-insensitive inline-mod test that uses proforma.parse and checks proteoform.sequence and len(proteoform.modifications).
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In `@spectrum_utils/proforma.py`:
- Around line 702-717: The N-terminal named-mod detection uses exact-key
membership on NAMED_MODS_FAST_PATH causing case-sensitive misses; change the
logic to perform a case-insensitive key lookup: compute mod_name by finding the
first key in NAMED_MODS_FAST_PATH whose lower() equals nterm_mod_str.lower() (as
already done in the next(...) expression), use that mod_name to fetch nterm_mass
and set nterm_source, and remove the exact-key "if nterm_mod_str in
NAMED_MODS_FAST_PATH" check; apply the same fix to the corresponding C-terminal
branch (the code using cterm_mod_str / mod_name / NAMED_MODS_FAST_PATH) so both
terminals use consistent case-insensitive lookup.
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In `@tests/proforma_test.py`:
- Around line 134-138: Add a regression test that ensures N-terminal named
modifications are matched case-insensitively by exercising the N-term fast-path:
call proforma.parse with a lowercase N-terminal named mod like
"[acetyl]-peptide", then assert the returned proteoform (from proforma.parse)
has the expected sequence (e.g., "PEPTIDE") and the correct modifications count
and contents via proteoform.modifications to confirm the N-term mod was
recognized; place this alongside the existing case-insensitive inline-mod test
that uses proforma.parse and checks proteoform.sequence and
len(proteoform.modifications).
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702-764: Extract shared mod-token resolution to one helper.The name-or-mass resolution is duplicated in the N-term branch (Line 702-717) and inline branch (Line 745-764). Centralizing this avoids branch drift and keeps behavior consistent.
♻️ Proposed refactor
+def _resolve_fast_path_mod( + mod_str: str, +) -> Optional[Tuple[float, ModificationSource]]: + mod_name = next( + (k for k in NAMED_MODS_FAST_PATH if k.lower() == mod_str.lower()), + None, + ) + if mod_name is not None: + return NAMED_MODS_FAST_PATH[mod_name], CvEntry(name=mod_name) + try: + mass = float(mod_str) + return mass, Mass(mass=mass) + except ValueError: + return None + def _parse_with_named_mods_fast_path( proforma: str, ) -> Optional[List[Proteoform]]: @@ - mod_name = next( - ( - k - for k in NAMED_MODS_FAST_PATH.keys() - if k.lower() == nterm_mod_str.lower() - ), - None, - ) - if mod_name is not None: - nterm_mass = NAMED_MODS_FAST_PATH[mod_name] - nterm_source = CvEntry(name=mod_name) - else: - try: - nterm_mass = float(nterm_mod_str) - nterm_source = Mass(mass=nterm_mass) - except ValueError: - return None + resolved = _resolve_fast_path_mod(nterm_mod_str) + if resolved is None: + return None + nterm_mass, nterm_source = resolved @@ - mod_name = next( - ( - k - for k in NAMED_MODS_FAST_PATH.keys() - if k.lower() == mod_str.lower() - ), - None, - ) - - if mod_name is not None: - # Named modification - create CvEntry for UNIMOD compatibility - mass_val = NAMED_MODS_FAST_PATH[mod_name] - mod_source = CvEntry(name=mod_name) - else: - # Mass modification - try: - mass_val = float(mod_str) - mod_source = Mass(mass=mass_val) - except ValueError: - return None # Invalid format, fall back + resolved = _resolve_fast_path_mod(mod_str) + if resolved is None: + return None + mass_val, mod_source = resolved🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@spectrum_utils/proforma.py` around lines 702 - 764, Duplicate "name-or-mass" resolution logic (used for nterm_mod_str and per-residue mod_str) should be extracted into one helper function (e.g., resolve_mod_token(token) or resolve_mod) that returns (mass, source) or None for invalid tokens; replace the N-term branch that sets nterm_mass/nterm_source and the inline branch inside the aa_mod_pattern loop with calls to this helper, use NAMED_MODS_FAST_PATH, CvEntry and Mass inside the helper, and have callers construct Modification (for N-term use Modification(mass=nterm_mass, position="N-term", source=[nterm_source]) and for inline append modifications with mass and source) so behavior and error handling remain identical and duplication is removed.tests/proforma_test.py (1)
54-140: Add an assertion that fast-path dispatch is actually used.Current checks validate outputs, but they can still pass via Earley fallback. Add a dispatch assertion so regressions in the fast-path gate are caught.
✅ Suggested test hardening
def test_proforma_fast_path_named_mods(): """Test fast path parsing with common named modifications.""" + with unittest.mock.patch("spectrum_utils.proforma._build_parser") as build_parser: + proteoform = proforma.parse("PEPC[Carbamidomethyl]TIDE")[0] + build_parser.assert_not_called() + assert proteoform.sequence == "PEPCTIDE" + # Simple unmodified sequence proteoform = proforma.parse("PEPTIDE")[0]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/proforma_test.py` around lines 54 - 140, Add a check that the fast-path dispatcher is actually used by patching the internal fast-path function and asserting it was called: in test_proforma_fast_path_named_mods use unittest.mock.patch (or monkeypatch) to patch proforma._fast_path_parse (or the internal fast-path function used by proforma.parse), call proforma.parse as in the test, and assert the mock was called (e.g., mock_fast_path.assert_called()). This ensures the fast-path gate in proforma.parse is exercised rather than silently falling back to Earley.
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In `@spectrum_utils/proforma.py`:
- Around line 702-764: Duplicate "name-or-mass" resolution logic (used for
nterm_mod_str and per-residue mod_str) should be extracted into one helper
function (e.g., resolve_mod_token(token) or resolve_mod) that returns (mass,
source) or None for invalid tokens; replace the N-term branch that sets
nterm_mass/nterm_source and the inline branch inside the aa_mod_pattern loop
with calls to this helper, use NAMED_MODS_FAST_PATH, CvEntry and Mass inside the
helper, and have callers construct Modification (for N-term use
Modification(mass=nterm_mass, position="N-term", source=[nterm_source]) and for
inline append modifications with mass and source) so behavior and error handling
remain identical and duplication is removed.
In `@tests/proforma_test.py`:
- Around line 54-140: Add a check that the fast-path dispatcher is actually used
by patching the internal fast-path function and asserting it was called: in
test_proforma_fast_path_named_mods use unittest.mock.patch (or monkeypatch) to
patch proforma._fast_path_parse (or the internal fast-path function used by
proforma.parse), call proforma.parse as in the test, and assert the mock was
called (e.g., mock_fast_path.assert_called()). This ensures the fast-path gate
in proforma.parse is exercised rather than silently falling back to Earley.
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In `@spectrum_utils/proforma.py`:
- Around line 733-734: Update the modification-source construction around
nterm_source and the corresponding branch near cterm_source so arbitrary mapping
names such as “Foo” use a mass-only or name-and-mass source instead of
unresolved CvEntry instances. Retain CvEntry only for recognized
controlled-vocabulary names, and ensure source metadata access and Proteoform
rendering work for custom entries.
- Around line 64-77: Update the modification patterns in the sequence parsing
setup: construct the named-modification alternative only when named_mods_items
is nonempty, and require an explicit plus or minus sign for numeric mass
annotations in single_mod_pattern and aa_mod_regex. Ensure empty annotations
such as M[] and unsigned masses remain on the fallback/invalid path.
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