feat(cid10): add isValidCid10, getCid10, formatCid10 and parseCid10 - #568
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Caller->>getCid10: CID-10 value
getCid10->>normalizeCid10: normalize input
normalizeCid10-->>getCid10: normalized code
getCid10->>CID10_DESCRIPTIONS: lookup code
CID10_DESCRIPTIONS-->>getCid10: description or missing entry
getCid10-->>Caller: Cid10 result or null
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CID-10 is the code medical certificates and health systems carry, and there was
no way to check one or read its description. The four utils follow the CBO and
CNAE lookups: getCid10 returns the { code, description } record, isValidCid10
says whether a category (A00) or subcategory (A00.0, A000) exists, and
formatCid10 and parseCid10 convert between the printed and the stored form.
The table is generated by scripts/cid10.ts from CID-10-CATEGORIAS.CSV and
CID-10-SUBCATEGORIAS.CSV, the ISO-8859-1 files DATASUS publishes inside
CID10CSV.zip (CID-10 V2008): 2045 categories and 12188 subcategories. DATASUS
only serves that host over plain HTTP, so the generator checks the archive
against a reviewed SHA-256 and fails on any other content. The zip is read
with node:zlib, keeping the scripts free of new dependencies, and the
generator is wired into scripts/data.ts, so the Update datasets workflow runs
it.
The descriptions weigh about 1 MB minified (147 KB gzipped), paid only by
whoever imports getCid10. isValidCid10 reads a second, compact table of the
same codes (each category with the fourth characters of its subcategories),
so checking a code costs 27 KB instead; a test asserts both tables hold exactly
the same codes. The two tables are separate modules, so the is-valid-cid10
subpath does not load the descriptions in an unbundled runtime either. No
other export changes size.
CodeQL traced the plain HTTP URL of CID10CSV.zip through fetchSortedRecord into fetch-with-retry and filed js/insecure-download against the library's own fetch helper, which is misleading: the download only ever happens in the generator, and dismissing an alert pinned to that line of fetch-with-retry would also cover any future insecure download flowing through it. The generator now fetches and retries the archive itself, so the URL and the alert stay inside scripts/, and the sorting fetchSortedRecord did moves to scripts/sort-record.ts, shared by both. CodeQL still reports the download, since the SHA-256 pin is not something it can see; the alert has to be dismissed once, on scripts/cid10.ts. CONTRIBUTING.md and the digest comment now say what to do when the check fires: every generator runs in the same job, so a CID-10 mismatch leaves the other eight datasets without a refresh pull request until a maintainer reviews the new archive and bumps CID10_ZIP_SHA256.
CID10_FORMAT_REGEX and CID10_LENGTH lived in the generated module that also holds the 26 KB validity table, so every consumer of the get-cid10 subpath pulled that table into the bundle through normalize-cid10 without ever reading it. The regex moves next to normalize-cid10, its only reader, and the length to src/parse-cid10/constants.ts, the way parseCnae keeps its own LENGTH, which also stops a utility from reaching into a dataset module for a constant. dist/get-cid10.js and what it imports drop from 1011781 to 985216 bytes and dist/is-valid-cid10.js now carries the table alone. The single-import figures move by a few bytes, so the two bundle-size tables follow.
The generator only retried a fetch that threw, so a 503 from the DATASUS server, which is as transient as the dropped connections it already covered, failed the weekly run on the first answer. It now retries 429, 500, 502, 503 and 504 within the same budget and still fails at once on a status the server means, such as 403, which downloadZip reports as before. sortRecord assigned into an object literal, so an own __proto__ key in a dataset would have set that object's prototype instead of becoming an entry. It rebuilds the record with Object.fromEntries, which defines every key as an own property. The CID-10 codes are filtered by a regex that cannot produce such a key, but the helper now sorts every generator's dataset.
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A CID-10 lookup (Classificação Estatística Internacional de Doenças e Problemas Relacionados à Saúde, 10th revision, the Brazilian Portuguese edition DATASUS publishes), modelled on the CBO and CNAE lookups: a generated table under
src/_internals/constants/, a generator underscripts/wired intoscripts/data.ts(and so into the scheduledUpdate datasetsworkflow), and four utils.API
A00.0) or without it (A000). Letter case and surrounding whitespace are ignored; anything else (another separator, a fifth character, a dagger or asterisk suffix, a non-string) givesnull/false. Nothing throws, and the lookups use own-property checks.codecomes back upper case and without the dot, the form the DATASUS tables store;formatCid10prints it.formatCid10/parseCid10are structural, likeformatCnae/parseCnae: progressive mask000.0, capped at 4 characters,""for a non-string.src/_internals/normalize-cid10, sogetCid10andisValidCid10do not duplicate it.Bundle size (please apply
tree-shaking: accepted)From
npm run build && npm run check:tree-shaking:getCid10isValidCid10formatCid10parseCid10getCid10is now the heaviest export of the package by a wide margin: 2045 categories and 12188 subcategories, about 850 KB of description text alone. It is paid only by whoever importsgetCid10; no pre-existing export changed size (isValidCpfis still 1 354 B). The full-import bundle goes to 1 745 296 B (gzip 327 410 B), and the publisheddistgrows by about 2 MB (one ESM and one CJS chunk of the descriptions).To keep validation cheap,
isValidCid10does not callgetCid10. The generator writes a second table with the same codes and no descriptions (A00: "019"=A00.0,A00.1,A00.9;I10: ""), so checking a code costs 27 KB instead of 1 MB. A test asserts both tables hold exactly the same codes. The two tables are separate modules (constants/cid10.tsfor the codes,constants/cid10-descriptions.tsfor the descriptions), so nothing that reads one loads the other, which matters for Node, Deno and native browser imports, where nothing tree-shakes. The generated modules hold the tables and nothing else: the form regex sits next tonormalize-cid10, its only reader, and the length insrc/parse-cid10/constants.tsthe wayparseCnaekeeps its own. Without that split,dist/get-cid10.jsreachedconstants/cid10.tsfor the regex and dragged the 26 KB code table with it. Measured over each subpath and everything it imports:dist/get-cid10.js985 216 B (was 1 011 781 B),dist/is-valid-cid10.js27 081 B,dist/format-cid10.js750 B,dist/parse-cid10.js318 B. Both getting-started bundle-size tables and thegetCid10docs point to the lazy subpath import.Sources
;separator, the ISO-8859-1 encoding, the columns (CAT/SUBCAT,DESCRICAO,CLASSIFfor dagger/asterisk), thatSUBCATis written "sem incluir ponto", and thatCID-10-SUBCATEGORIAS.CSValso lists the categories that have no subcategory. It links the archive below.CID-10-CATEGORIAS.CSV,CID-10-SUBCATEGORIAS.CSV), SHA-25684f23809275575f751255048064bbb244b0de33fd5987ab98df0f98e5f5d2c95, files dated October 2007. Every expected value in the tests was read from these two files. The 263 categories with no subcategory appear in both files with identical descriptions; no orphan subcategory, no duplicate code.No third-party implementation or mirror was used.
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npm run check: passnpm run test -- --run: 189 files, 6245 passednpm run test:coverage: 100% statements, branches, functions, linesnpm run build: pass (attw and publint clean)npm run check:api: pass; the regenerated report (+18 lines, additions only) is folded into the feature commit, and build(api): check the public API against the last npm release instead of a committed report #576, at the top of the stack, deletes the file for goodnpm run check:unused: cleannpm run check:duplication: 0 clonesnpm run check:tree-shaking: pass, numbers abovenpm run check:commits: 0 problemsnpm run test:mutationon the five new source files: 29 mutants, 29 killed, 100%; re-run on the two files this branch changed afterwards (normalize-cid10,parse-cid10): 23 mutants, 23 killed, 100%npm run test:bun: 6245 pass, 0 fail.npm run test:deno: 6245 passed, 0 failed (a first Deno run caught a wrong property of mine, case insensitivity asserted over arbitrary Unicode, where"ẖ".toUpperCase()yields an ASCIIH; it now usesasciiAlphanumericTextlikeparsePassportandparseIban)node scripts/cid10.tsrun end to end against DATASUS after the download was rewritten; the regeneratedcid10-descriptions.tsis byte-identical to the committed one. It was run end to end three times before that; the committed tables are its output aftervp lint --fixandvp fmt, and two consecutive runs gave byte-identical filesnpm run build:llmsandnpm run build:siterun; browser tests and the full Stryker run were not runAfter the rebase onto the stack
mainhas since rewritten bothdocs/utilities.mdfiles into the per-utility format (a###heading, a one-line description, bullets, an example and one sharedSource:line per family), deleted the trackeddocs/llms.txtanddocs/llms-full.txtand addedjsr.json. The## CID-10section was rewritten into that format in both languages, the two generated files were dropped, and the four new subpaths were added tojsr.json(npm run build:jsrreproduces it). Re-run on the rebased branch:npm run check,npm run test:coverage(100%),npm run build,npm run check:api,npm run check:unused,npm run check:duplication(0 clones),npm run check:commits,npm run check:tree-shaking,npm run build:docsandbun test src(7457 pass): all pass.Open points
www2.datasus.gov.brdoes not answer on port 443 (datasus.saude.gov.brandtabnet.datasus.gov.brboth 404 on the archive, and the CSVs are not published outside the zip), so the generator downloads over plain HTTP and checks every byte against the SHA-256 above. CodeQL cannot see that check, so it reportsjs/insecure-download("Download of sensitive file from HTTP source") and the requiredCodeQLcheck fails. There is no in-code way to resolve it: anoxlint-disablecomment silences a different engine, code scanning here is GitHub's default setup, and CodeQL does not honour in-source suppression comments. The only options are dismissing the alert ("Won't fix", pointing atCID10_ZIP_SHA256) or dropping the dataset, so the alert needs one dismissal from a maintainer.What this branch did fix is where the alert points. It used to be filed against
src/_internals/fetch-with-retry/fetch-with-retry.ts:94, because the URL flowed throughfetchSortedRecordinto the library's fetch helper, so dismissing it would have covered every future insecure download reaching that same line. The generator now does its ownfetch, with its own retries, and sorting moved toscripts/sort-record.tsso nothing is duplicated; the alert is now source and sink insidescripts/cid10.ts, which is the file a maintainer would be reviewing when dismissing it.State on
95010e14: the failingCodeQLcheck reports exactly one alert, #44js/insecure-downloadatscripts/cid10.ts:82; the earlier validate cpf numbers with letters fix #39 #42 (fetch-with-retry.ts) and Fix test description #43 (previous line inscripts/cid10.ts) show as fixed. The other two open alerts on the merge ref, Improve tests #3 and Add CPF generator #4zizmor/dependabot-cooldownon.github/dependabot.yml, are not from this branch: they exist onmaintoo and fix: resolve the open Dependabot and code scanning alerts #557 fixes them. Merging fix: resolve the open Dependabot and code scanning alerts #557 will not turn this check green; dismissing PIS validation #44 will.scripts/data.tsruns every generator in one job and exits non-zero if any of them fails, before the workflow opens its pull request. So on the day DATASUS publishes a revised archive, the digest check fails the weekly run and banks, cbo, cfop, cities, cnae, legal-natures, ncm and states get no refresh either, every week, until someone bumpsCID10_ZIP_SHA256. The archive has not changed since 2014 (Last-Modified: Mon, 13 Oct 2014), and a wrong table is worse than a late one, so the check stays;CONTRIBUTING.mdand the constant's comment now spell out the runbook. Making one generator's failure not hold the others back is a change to a shared script and belongs in its own pull request.scripts/data.tsfails the whole run when one generator fails, a bad DATASUS day still blocks that week's refresh of the other datasets. The host may also treat GitHub's runners differently from my machine; I could not test that.U07.1(COVID-19) being the obvious one, are not found; the JSDoc and the docs say so. I did not search for another official machine-readable source of later additions, and none were added by hand.codCIDlayout against the eSocial documentation, so the code and docs make no claim about it.scripts/data-summary.tsdoes not exist onmain(it lives on the unmergedclaude/standard-schemabranch), so there was nothing to update. Whoever merges second adds the CID-10 entry there.Signed-off-by. CONTRIBUTING asks for a DCO sign-off on every commit. Nothing in CI or commitlint enforces it, and while older commits onmaincarry it, none of the last 30 does. A sign-off is a personal attestation, so I did not add one in the maintainer's name;git rebase --signoff mainadds it if wanted.## CID-10section right after it, in both languages.Summary by CodeRabbit
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