Implemented comprehensive substitution system with DB-first pattern: ## Core Components (1,027 lines) 1. SubstitutionRules (345 lines) - Validates pinch hitter, defensive replacement, pitching change - Enforces no re-entry, roster eligibility, active status - Comprehensive error messages with error codes 2. SubstitutionManager (552 lines) - Orchestrates DB-first pattern: validate → DB → state - Handles pinch_hit, defensive_replace, change_pitcher - Automatic state sync and lineup cache updates 3. Database Operations (+115 lines) - create_substitution(): Creates sub with full metadata - get_eligible_substitutes(): Lists inactive players 4. Model Enhancements (+15 lines) - Added get_player_by_card_id() to TeamLineupState ## Key Features - ✅ DB-first pattern (database is source of truth) - ✅ Immutable lineup history (audit trail) - ✅ Comprehensive validation (8+ rule checks) - ✅ State + DB sync guaranteed - ✅ Error handling at every step - ✅ Detailed logging for debugging ## Architecture Decisions - Position flexibility (MVP - no eligibility check) - Batting order inheritance (pinch hitter takes spot) - No re-entry (matches real baseball rules) - Validation uses in-memory state (fast) ## Remaining Work - WebSocket event handlers (2-3 hours) - Comprehensive testing (2-3 hours) - API documentation (1 hour) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Substitution System Implementation - Phase 3 Week 8
Date: 2025-11-03 Status: Core Logic Complete (3/5 phases done) Estimated Time: 5-6 hours completed, 3-4 hours remaining
Overview
Implemented core substitution system for baseball gameplay following established DB-first pattern.
Components Implemented ✅
1. SubstitutionRules (validation logic)
File: backend/app/core/substitution_rules.py (345 lines)
Comprehensive baseball substitution validation:
Classes:
ValidationResult: Data class for validation resultsSubstitutionRules: Static validation methods
Methods:
validate_pinch_hitter(): Validates pinch hitter substitutionsvalidate_defensive_replacement(): Validates defensive replacementsvalidate_pitching_change(): Validates pitching changesvalidate_double_switch(): Validates complex double switches
Rules Enforced:
- ✅ No re-entry (once removed, cannot return)
- ✅ Roster eligibility (must be on roster)
- ✅ Active status (substitute must be inactive)
- ✅ Current batter check (pinch hitter only for current batter)
- ✅ Minimum batters faced (pitcher must face 1 batter)
- ✅ Position validation (valid baseball positions)
- ✅ Timing checks (with warnings for mid-inning changes)
2. SubstitutionManager (orchestration logic)
File: backend/app/core/substitution_manager.py (552 lines)
Orchestrates substitutions with DB-first pattern:
Classes:
SubstitutionResult: Data class for operation resultsSubstitutionManager: Main orchestration class
Methods:
pinch_hit(): Execute pinch hitter substitutiondefensive_replace(): Execute defensive replacementchange_pitcher(): Execute pitching change
Pattern (DB-First):
- Validate using in-memory state
- Update DATABASE FIRST
- Update in-memory state SECOND
- Return result (WebSocket broadcast in handler)
Key Features:
- ✅ Comprehensive error handling
- ✅ State + DB sync guaranteed
- ✅ Automatic lineup cache updates
- ✅ Current player references updated (batter/pitcher/catcher)
- ✅ Logging at every step
3. Database Operations (persistence)
File: backend/app/database/operations.py (extended)
Added substitution-specific operations:
Methods Added:
create_substitution(): Creates substitution in database- Marks old player inactive
- Creates new lineup entry with metadata
- Returns new lineup_id
get_eligible_substitutes(): Gets inactive players (potential subs)
Database Fields Used:
is_active: Tracks current vs benchedis_starter: Original vs substituteentered_inning: When player enteredreplacing_id: Links to replaced playerafter_play: Exact play number of substitution
4. Model Enhancements (helper methods)
File: backend/app/models/game_models.py (modified)
Added helper method to TeamLineupState:
get_player_by_card_id(): Find player by card/player ID
Architecture Decisions
1. DB-First Pattern
Following established game engine pattern:
1. Validate (in-memory, fast)
2. Update DATABASE (source of truth)
3. Update STATE (cache)
4. Broadcast (WebSocket in handler)
Rationale: Database is source of truth, survives server restarts
2. Immutable Lineup History
- Never delete lineup entries
- Use
is_activeflag for current lineup replacing_idcreates complete audit trail
Benefits:
- Can reconstruct any moment in game history
- Rollback support
- Complete substitution tracking
3. Position Flexibility (MVP)
- Don't enforce strict position eligibility in MVP
- Any player can play any position
- Can add position validation post-MVP
Rationale: Simplifies MVP, users know their rosters
4. Batting Order Inheritance
- Pinch hitter takes batting order of replaced player
- Defensive replacement keeps batting order if in lineup
- Double switch allows batting order changes
Rationale: Matches real baseball rules
What's NOT Implemented Yet
5. WebSocket Events (Next: 2-3 hours)
Need to add:
request_pinch_hitterevent handlerrequest_defensive_replacementevent handlerrequest_pitching_changeevent handler- Broadcast events:
player_substituted: Notify all clientslineup_updated: Send updated lineup
6. Testing (2-3 hours)
Need to write:
- Unit tests for SubstitutionRules
- Integration tests for SubstitutionManager
- WebSocket event tests
- End-to-end substitution flow tests
7. Documentation (1 hour)
Need to document:
- API usage examples
- WebSocket event formats
- Substitution workflows
- Error codes reference
Files Created/Modified
Created:
backend/app/core/substitution_rules.py (345 lines)
backend/app/core/substitution_manager.py (552 lines)
.claude/implementation/SUBSTITUTION_SYSTEM_SUMMARY.md
Modified:
backend/app/models/game_models.py (+15 lines - helper method)
backend/app/database/operations.py (+115 lines - DB operations)
Total: ~1,027 lines of new code
Integration Points
With Game Engine
from app.core.substitution_manager import SubstitutionManager
from app.database.operations import DatabaseOperations
# In GameEngine.__init__()
self.substitution_manager = SubstitutionManager(self.db_ops)
# Usage
result = await self.substitution_manager.pinch_hit(
game_id=game_id,
player_out_lineup_id=current_batter_lineup_id,
player_in_card_id=123,
team_id=1
)
With WebSocket (To be implemented)
# In handlers.py
@sio.event
async def request_pinch_hitter(sid, data):
result = await game_engine.substitution_manager.pinch_hit(...)
if result.success:
# Broadcast to all clients
await manager.broadcast_to_game(
game_id,
'player_substituted',
{
'type': 'pinch_hitter',
'player_out': result.player_out_lineup_id,
'player_in': result.player_in_card_id,
'new_lineup_id': result.new_lineup_id,
'updated_lineup': result.updated_lineup.model_dump()
}
)
else:
await sio.emit('substitution_error', {
'error': result.error_message,
'code': result.error_code
}, room=sid)
Success Criteria
Completed ✅:
- Validation rules enforced
- DB-first pattern followed
- Database + state stay in sync
- Comprehensive error handling
- Audit trail (replacing_id, entered_inning, after_play)
- Logging at every step
Remaining ⏳:
- WebSocket events implemented
- Real-time lineup updates broadcast
- Unit tests written
- Integration tests written
- API documentation complete
- Substitution history visible in UI
Testing Strategy
Unit Tests (SubstitutionRules)
def test_validate_pinch_hitter_not_current_batter()
def test_validate_pinch_hitter_player_already_out()
def test_validate_pinch_hitter_substitute_not_in_roster()
def test_validate_pinch_hitter_substitute_already_active()
def test_validate_pinch_hitter_success()
# Similar for defensive_replacement and pitching_change
Integration Tests (SubstitutionManager)
async def test_pinch_hit_full_flow()
async def test_defensive_replace_full_flow()
async def test_change_pitcher_full_flow()
async def test_substitution_updates_state_correctly()
async def test_substitution_survives_recovery()
WebSocket Tests
async def test_pinch_hitter_event()
async def test_substitution_broadcast()
async def test_substitution_error_handling()
Performance Notes
Expected Latency:
- Validation: < 1ms (in-memory)
- Database update: < 20ms (INSERT + UPDATE)
- State update: < 1ms (in-memory)
- Total: < 25ms for complete substitution
Memory Impact:
- Minimal (one additional LineupPlayerState object)
- Old player remains in memory (marked inactive)
Next Steps
-
Add WebSocket Events (2-3 hours)
- Event handlers in
app/websocket/handlers.py - Integrate SubstitutionManager
- Broadcast to all clients
- Event handlers in
-
Write Tests (2-3 hours)
- Unit tests for validation rules
- Integration tests for manager
- WebSocket event tests
-
Documentation (1 hour)
- API usage guide
- Event format reference
- Error codes list
- Example workflows
Commit Message
CLAUDE: Phase 3 - Substitution System Core Logic
Implemented comprehensive substitution system with DB-first pattern:
## Core Components (897 lines)
1. SubstitutionRules (345 lines)
- Validates pinch hitter, defensive replacement, pitching change
- Enforces no re-entry, roster eligibility, active status
- Comprehensive error messages with error codes
2. SubstitutionManager (552 lines)
- Orchestrates DB-first pattern: validate → DB → state
- Handles pinch_hit, defensive_replace, change_pitcher
- Automatic state sync and lineup cache updates
3. Database Operations (+115 lines)
- create_substitution(): Creates sub with full metadata
- get_eligible_substitutes(): Lists inactive players
4. Model Enhancements (+15 lines)
- Added get_player_by_card_id() to TeamLineupState
## Key Features
- ✅ DB-first pattern (database is source of truth)
- ✅ Immutable lineup history (audit trail)
- ✅ Comprehensive validation (8+ rule checks)
- ✅ State + DB sync guaranteed
- ✅ Error handling at every step
- ✅ Detailed logging for debugging
## Architecture Decisions
- Position flexibility (MVP - no eligibility check)
- Batting order inheritance (pinch hitter takes spot)
- No re-entry (matches real baseball rules)
- Validation uses in-memory state (fast)
## Remaining Work
- WebSocket event handlers (2-3 hours)
- Comprehensive testing (2-3 hours)
- API documentation (1 hour)
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Status: 60% complete - Core logic done, WebSocket + tests remaining Next Session: Implement WebSocket events and testing