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add: new development.md using rye #41

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The changes primarily update the docs/DEVELOPMENT.md file to enhance the instructions for setting up a local development environment for the Mann Kendall Automated (MKA) project. The documentation now incorporates the rye tool for project management, streamlines prerequisites, simplifies virtual environment setup, and expands on development workflows and best practices.

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docs/DEVELOPMENT.md Enhanced setup instructions for local development using rye, streamlined prerequisites, replaced virtualenv with rye sync, expanded development workflow with rye commands, emphasized pytest usage, and introduced a section on best practices.

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🐰 In the garden of code, where the bunnies play,
New tools have arrived, brightening the day!
With rye in our paws, we hop with delight,
Setting up projects has never felt right!
So join in the fun, let’s code and explore,
Together we’ll build, and then build some more! 🌼


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docs/DEVELOPMENT.md (1)

97-97: Typographical Issue:

There's a minor typographical issue with the punctuation in the project structure section. It's a small nitpick but improving it enhances the document's professionalism.

Consider adjusting the punctuation for better readability:

- - `src/`: Contains the main source code
+ - `src/`: Contains the main source code.
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[uncategorized] ~97-~97: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...rectory. ## Project Structure - src/: Contains the main source code - `tests/...

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docs/DEVELOPMENT.md

[uncategorized] ~97-~97: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...rectory. ## Project Structure - src/: Contains the main source code - `tests/...

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docs/DEVELOPMENT.md (11)

3-3: Clear Introduction of New Tool:

The introduction clearly states the use of rye as the new tool for managing the project, aligning well with the PR objectives to update the development setup process.


7-15: Streamlined Prerequisites Section:

The prerequisites section is concise and provides clear instructions for verifying the installations of Python and Git. This simplification helps new developers get started without confusion.


17-17: Detailed Rye Installation Instructions:

Linking directly to the rye documentation for installation is a good practice as it ensures developers get the most accurate and up-to-date information.


21-31: Simplified Setup Process:

The new setup instructions using rye sync are significantly simplified, making it easier for new contributors to set up their development environment. This change is beneficial as it reduces the barrier to entry for project setup.


35-66: Comprehensive Development Workflow Commands:

The expanded section on development workflow introduces several rye commands. This is a great improvement as it provides developers with clear, actionable commands for managing dependencies, running the application, and updating requirements.


67-77: Pre-commit Setup Instructions:

The instructions for setting up pre-commit hooks are clear and follow best practices by ensuring code quality before commits. This is crucial for maintaining high standards in the codebase.


81-86: Linting Setup:

The linting section is well-explained, emphasizing the importance of code quality checks. Using rye run lint for executing pre-commit hooks is a streamlined approach that fits well with the rest of the documentation.


89-93: Testing Instructions Enhancement:

The testing section now includes details on running tests with rye, which simplifies the command structure and integrates testing more tightly with the new tooling.


95-101: Project Structure Description:

The project structure is clearly outlined, providing a quick overview of where key elements are located, which is helpful for new contributors.

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[uncategorized] ~97-~97: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...rectory. ## Project Structure - src/: Contains the main source code - `tests/...

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102-107: Best Practices Section:

The new section on best practices is a valuable addition, guiding developers on maintaining the project's standards and ensuring consistent use of the rye tool.


111-113: Encouraging Conclusion:

The conclusion effectively encourages contribution while emphasizing adherence to coding standards and the use of pre-commit checks, aligning well with the project's goals.

@gabrielclimb gabrielclimb merged commit acd4bf8 into main Sep 5, 2024
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@gabrielclimb gabrielclimb deleted the update/development-instructions branch September 5, 2024 08:46
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