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add docstrings and fixes for ruff #336

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Description

  • Added detailed docstrings for multiple modules, classes, and methods.
  • Improved error messages and logging across various modules.
  • Added type hints to enhance code clarity and type safety.
  • Updated ruff linting configuration to ignore additional rules and added per-file ignores.
  • Removed unnecessary noqa comment in kml_base.py.

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Documentation
15 files
helpers.py
Add docstrings and improve error handling in helpers.       

fastkml/helpers.py

  • Added detailed docstrings for multiple functions.
  • Removed unnecessary else clause in handle_error function.
  • Added type hints and improved error messages.
  • +331/-26
    geometry.py
    Add docstrings and type hints in geometry module.               

    fastkml/geometry.py

  • Added module-level docstring.
  • Added detailed docstrings for multiple classes and methods.
  • Added type hints and improved error messages.
  • +299/-38
    styles.py
    Add docstrings for styles module.                                               

    fastkml/styles.py

  • Added detailed docstrings for multiple classes and methods.
  • Added module-level docstring.
  • +340/-3 
    features.py
    Add docstrings and type hints in features module.               

    fastkml/features.py

  • Added detailed docstrings for multiple classes and methods.
  • Added type hints and improved error messages.
  • +238/-84
    gx.py
    Add docstrings for gx module.                                                       

    fastkml/gx.py

  • Added detailed docstrings for multiple classes and methods.
  • Added module-level docstring.
  • +290/-5 
    overlays.py
    Add docstrings for overlays module.                                           

    fastkml/overlays.py

  • Added detailed docstrings for multiple classes and methods.
  • Added module-level docstring.
  • +295/-4 
    data.py
    Add docstrings for data module.                                                   

    fastkml/data.py

  • Added detailed docstrings for multiple classes and methods.
  • Updated module-level docstring.
  • +227/-20
    views.py
    Add docstrings and type hints in views module.                     

    fastkml/views.py

  • Added detailed docstrings for multiple classes and methods.
  • Added type hints and improved error messages.
  • +196/-9 
    times.py
    Add docstrings and type hints in times module.                     

    fastkml/times.py

  • Added detailed docstrings for multiple classes and methods.
  • Added type hints and improved error messages.
  • +72/-4   
    enums.py
    Add docstrings and improve logging in enums module.           

    fastkml/enums.py

  • Added detailed docstrings for multiple enums.
  • Improved logging messages.
  • +9/-7     
    mixins.py
    Add docstrings for mixins module.                                               

    fastkml/mixins.py

    • Added detailed docstrings for mixin methods.
    +5/-1     
    links.py
    Add docstrings for links module.                                                 

    fastkml/links.py

  • Added module-level docstring.
  • Added detailed docstrings for multiple methods.
  • +10/-1   
    atom.py
    Add and improve docstrings for better documentation           

    fastkml/atom.py

  • Added docstrings to classes and methods for better documentation.
  • Reformatted comments into docstrings.
  • Improved the clarity and structure of existing docstrings.
  • +120/-33
    containers.py
    Enhance documentation with detailed docstrings                     

    fastkml/containers.py

  • Added docstrings to classes and methods for better documentation.
  • Improved the clarity and structure of existing docstrings.
  • Reformatted comments into docstrings.
  • +58/-8   
    registry.py
    Add module-level docstring for registry                                   

    fastkml/registry.py

    • Added a module-level docstring.
    +1/-0     
    Formatting
    1 files
    kml_base.py
    Remove unnecessary noqa comment                                                   

    fastkml/kml_base.py

    • Removed noqa comment for 'id' parameter.
    +1/-1     
    Configuration changes
    1 files
    pyproject.toml
    Update ruff linting configuration                                               

    pyproject.toml

  • Updated ruff linting configuration to ignore additional rules.
  • Added per-file ignores for specific files.
  • +6/-0     

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    Summary:

    Added docstrings and fixed Ruff linter issues across multiple files for improved documentation and code quality.

    Key points:

    • Added docstrings to various classes and functions across multiple files for better documentation.
    • Fixed issues identified by the Ruff linter to ensure code quality.
    • Updated fastkml/atom.py with detailed docstrings for Link and _Person classes.
    • Enhanced fastkml/containers.py with docstrings for _Container, Folder, and Document classes.
    • Improved fastkml/data.py by adding docstrings to Data, Schema, SchemaData, and ExtendedData classes.
    • Updated fastkml/enums.py with docstrings for DataType and PairKey enums.
    • Added docstrings to fastkml/features.py for Snippet, _Feature, Placemark, and NetworkLink classes.
    • Enhanced fastkml/geometry.py with docstrings for various geometry classes and functions.
    • Improved fastkml/gx.py by adding docstrings to Track, MultiTrack, and related functions.
    • Updated fastkml/helpers.py with detailed docstrings for helper functions.
    • Added docstrings to fastkml/kml_base.py for _BaseObject class.
    • Enhanced fastkml/links.py with docstrings for Link and Icon classes.
    • Improved fastkml/mixins.py by adding docstrings to TimeMixin class.
    • Updated fastkml/overlays.py with docstrings for _Overlay, ViewVolume, ImagePyramid, PhotoOverlay, LatLonBox, and GroundOverlay classes.
    • Added docstrings to fastkml/registry.py for Registry and RegistryItem classes.
    • Enhanced fastkml/styles.py with docstrings for various style classes.
    • Improved fastkml/times.py by adding docstrings to KmlDateTime, TimeStamp, and TimeSpan classes.
    • Updated fastkml/views.py with docstrings for _AbstractView, Camera, LookAt, LatLonAltBox, Lod, and Region classes.
    • Modified pyproject.toml to include additional Ruff linter rules and ignore specific warnings.

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    Summary by Sourcery

    This pull request enhances the codebase by adding detailed docstrings to functions and classes, improving type annotations, and fixing minor bugs related to variable shadowing. It also includes updates to copyright information and standardizes docstring formatting.

    • Bug Fixes:
      • Fixed potential issues with variable shadowing and naming conflicts by using keyword-only arguments in functions like _get_boolean_value and _get_enum_value.
    • Enhancements:
      • Added comprehensive docstrings to multiple functions and classes across various modules to improve code documentation and readability.
      • Updated copyright year in fastkml/helpers.py to include 2024.
      • Removed unnecessary else clause in handle_error function in fastkml/helpers.py.
      • Added type hints and improved type annotations for better code clarity and type checking.
      • Reformatted and standardized docstring styles to maintain consistency across the codebase.
    • Chores:
      • Added # noqa comments to suppress specific linting warnings where necessary, ensuring cleaner linting results.

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    • Documentation

      • Enhanced and clarified documentation for classes and methods in fastkml/containers.py, fastkml/data.py, fastkml/enums.py, fastkml/features.py, fastkml/geometry.py, fastkml/gx.py, and fastkml/helpers.py.
      • Added detailed parameter descriptions, return types, and explanations to improve code clarity and usability.
    • Refactor

      • Refined class and method descriptions for better understanding.
      • Improved error handling and logging mechanisms.

    These changes enhance the overall usability and maintainability of the codebase, making it easier for developers and users to understand and interact with the library.

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    Analyzed 16 of 17 files.

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    The recent updates to the fastkml library focus on enhancing documentation, refining class and method definitions, improving error handling, and adding new features related to KML geometries and data structures. These changes aim to improve code readability, usability, and functionality, including detailed parameter descriptions, enhanced docstrings, and new methods for better handling of geometries, styles, and data types.

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    fastkml/containers.py Updated documentation for Container, Folder, Document classes and methods, including detailed parameter descriptions.
    fastkml/data.py Improved docstrings for classes and methods, providing detailed parameter descriptions, return types, and explanations.
    fastkml/enums.py Added and updated docstrings for enums and methods, including logging statements and detailed descriptions of enum values.
    fastkml/features.py Enhanced class and method definitions with detailed parameter descriptions, improved __repr__ methods, and new methods for Feature checking.
    fastkml/geometry.py Added new classes and methods for handling KML geometries, improved argument handling, and error handling with detailed docstrings.
    fastkml/gx.py Updated TrackItem, GX, and MultiTrack classes with new methods and detailed parameter descriptions for improved functionality.
    fastkml/helpers.py Improved docstrings, added return type hints, and enhanced error handling and logging for utility functions.

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        fastkml->>Application: Initialize Document
        Application->>fastkml: Add features and styles
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    Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

    This pull request primarily focuses on adding comprehensive docstrings to various functions and classes across multiple files in the codebase. Additionally, it includes minor fixes to comply with the 'ruff' linter.

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    Files Changes
    fastkml/helpers.py
    fastkml/styles.py
    fastkml/geometry.py
    fastkml/features.py
    fastkml/overlays.py
    fastkml/gx.py
    fastkml/data.py
    fastkml/views.py
    fastkml/atom.py
    fastkml/times.py
    fastkml/containers.py
    fastkml/enums.py
    fastkml/links.py
    fastkml/mixins.py
    fastkml/kml_base.py
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    PR Summary

    • Basic Atom Support for KML
      Added basic Atom support for KML in the fastkml/atom.py file while improving the Link and _Person class by adding new methods and enhancing the class documentation.

    • Documentation and Method Enhancements
      Improved class documentation and added new functional methods for various classes within the fastkml/containers.py and fastkml/data.py files.

    • New Features in 'gx.py'
      Added new classes (Angle, MultiTrack) and multiple new features & methods to various classes in the gx.py file such as track_items_to_geometry, linestring_to_track_items, get_timestamps, _get_coords, _get_angles, and so forth.

    • Updates in 'kml_base.py' & 'links.py'
      Added new keyword arguments and validations to the __init__ method in kml_base.py. Also, a new Link class was added to the links.py file.

    • Injecting Classes with Time-related Elements
      Integrated a new Mixin class that equips classes with time-related elements to the mixins.py file. Also included new properties in the TimeMixin class.

    • Enhancement in 'overlays.py'
      Enhanced the Overlay class through new methods and updates, and added new classes (PhotoOverlay, LatLonBox, GroundOverlay) into the overlays.py file.

    • Minor Changes in Import Statements
      Made minor changes in import statements for registry.py.

    • Added date-time related Classes
      Improved the KmlDateTime class and added new classes such as _TimePrimitive, TimePrimitive, Timespan and Timestamp to provide better handling of date-time data in the times.py file.

    • Documentation Updates in 'views.py'
      Updated documentation to improve readability, added more detailed explanations, and included new docstrings in views.py.

    • Linting Configuration Changes
      Updated linting configuration in pyproject.toml. Ignored the "A002" and "PLR0913" rules for all files, with specific rule ignorements for fastkml/helpers.py.

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    The newly added docstrings in the file are overly verbose and largely redundant with the method signatures and existing comments. Consider simplifying these to improve readability and maintainability.

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    Similar to fastkml/geometry.py, the docstrings added are verbose and mostly redundant. Simplification can help in reducing clutter and focusing on essential information.

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    The docstrings added in this file are verbose and do not add significant value beyond what the method signatures already provide. Consider revising them to be more concise.

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    The docstrings in this file are overly detailed and verbose, particularly for simple getter methods. Reducing the verbosity could improve code readability.

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    Add a check to ensure coords is not empty before accessing its elements

    Consider checking the length of coords before accessing its elements to avoid
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    the text is not directly convertible to a boolean.

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     if not strict:
    -    return bool(float(text))
    +    try:
    +        return bool(float(text))
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    Add error handling for potential exceptions when converting XML to string, which
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    fastkml/geometry.py [121]

    -error_in_xml = config.etree.tostring(
    +try:
    +    error_in_xml = config.etree.tostring(
    +except Exception as e:
    +    logging.error("Failed to convert XML to string: %s", e)
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    Simplify the boolean return expression in the __bool__ method

    The bool method should return a boolean value directly from the condition
    without using the bool() function, as the condition itself is already a boolean
    expression.

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    -return bool(self.url)
    +return self.url is not None
     
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    Optimize the boolean return expression in the __bool__ method

    The bool method should directly return the result of the condition checking if x
    and y are not None, without wrapping it in bool().

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    Enhance the docstring for the __repr__ method in the Placemark class for better clarity and consistency

    The repr method in the Placemark class should include a more descriptive
    docstring that explains what the method returns, similar to other methods in the
    codebase.

    fastkml/features.py [638-645]

     """
    -Return a string representation of the Placemark object.
    +Generate a string representation of the Placemark object, including its namespace and other properties.
     
     Returns
     -------
    -    str: A string representation of the Placemark object.
    +str
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     """
     
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    Improve the docstring in the __bool__ method of the NetworkLink class to provide more context

    The bool method in the NetworkLink class should include a more detailed
    docstring that explains the conditions under which the method returns True or False.

    fastkml/features.py [903-911]

     """
    -Check if the feature has a link.
    +Determine if the NetworkLink object contains a valid link.
     
     Returns
     -------
     bool
    -    True if the feature has a link, False otherwise.
    +    Returns True if a valid link is present, otherwise False.
     """
     
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    Enhance the docstring for the __repr__ method in the _Feature class to include more details

    The repr method in the _Feature class should include a more comprehensive
    docstring that details what the string representation includes, improving
    consistency with other similar methods in the codebase.

    fastkml/features.py [301-308]

     """
    -Return a string representation of the _Feature object.
    +Generate a detailed string representation of the _Feature object, showing its namespace and other key properties.
     
     Returns
     -------
    -    str: String representation of the _Feature object.
    +str
    +    A comprehensive string representation of the _Feature object, including namespace and key attributes.
     """
     
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    Why: The suggestion provides a more comprehensive and detailed docstring, which enhances the readability and maintainability of the code. This aligns well with the documentation style used in other parts of the codebase.

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    Specify actual exception types in the docstring for clarity and accurate error handling

    Instead of using a generic Exception type in the docstring, specify the actual
    exceptions that can be raised during the function's execution for better clarity and
    error handling.

    fastkml/geometry.py [108]

    -error (Exception): The exception that occurred.
    +error (ValueError, TypeError): The exception that occurred.
     
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    Why: Specifying actual exception types in the docstring improves clarity and helps in accurate error handling, although it is a minor enhancement.

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    Improve readability and performance by using f-string in logger.warning

    Replace the direct string formatting in the logger.warning call with f-string for
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    fastkml/helpers.py [79]

    -logger.warning("%s, %s", error, msg)
    +logger.warning(f"{error}, {msg}")
     
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    Standardize the docstring format in the __bool__ method of the Snippet class

    The docstring for the bool method in the Snippet class should be updated to
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    including a description and a 'Returns' section with proper formatting.

    fastkml/features.py [156-163]

     """
    -Check if the feature has text.
    +Determine if the feature has text content.
     
     Returns
     -------
     bool
    -    True if the feature has text, False otherwise.
    +    Returns True if the feature has text, otherwise False.
     """
     
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    Remove the use of noqa by addressing the underlying issue it suppresses

    Replace the use of noqa: ARG001 with proper argument handling or restructuring to
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    fastkml/geometry.py [138]

    -node_name: str,  # noqa: ARG001
    +node_name: str,
     
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    Initialize a Style object.

    Args:
    ----
    ns : str, optional
    The namespace of the Style object.
    name_spaces : dict, optional
    A dictionary of namespace prefixes and their corresponding URIs.
    id : str, optional
    The ID of the Style object.
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    suggestion: Docstring format consistency.

    Ensure that the format of the docstrings is consistent across all functions and methods. This includes the use of Args, Returns, and Raises sections.

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    Handle an invalid geometry error.

    Args:
    ----
    error (Exception): The exception that occurred.
    element (Element): The XML element that caused the error.
    strict (bool): Flag indicating whether to raise an exception or not.

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    -------
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    suggestion: Detailed docstring for error handling.

    The docstring for the handle_invalid_geometry_error function is detailed and clear. Ensure that similar detail is provided for other error-handling functions.

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    suggestion: Detailed docstring for initialization.

    The docstring for the __init__ method is detailed and clear. Ensure that similar detail is provided for other initialization methods.

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    Check if the link has a valid href.

    Returns
    -------
    bool
    True if the link has a valid href, False otherwise.
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    suggestion: Detailed docstring for bool method.

    The docstring for the __bool__ method is detailed and clear. Ensure that similar detail is provided for other magic methods.

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