WMD-group / SMACT

Python package to aid materials design and informatics
https://smact.readthedocs.io
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Add Crystal Space and Oxidation Utilities to the Documentation #337

Closed AntObi closed 1 day ago

AntObi commented 1 day ago

Documentation updates

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The pull request introduces several changes across multiple documentation files and Python modules. Key modifications include updates to the Sphinx configuration in docs/conf.py, the addition of new documentation sections for various modules, and restructuring of import paths in Python files. Additionally, the requirements.txt file has been significantly updated with new and modified package dependencies. Changes also include the removal of certain examples from the documentation and enhancements to Jupyter notebooks, particularly in formatting and clarity.

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File Path Change Summary
docs/conf.py Renamed variable jupyter_execute_notebooks to nb_execution_mode, commented out html_static_path, added new MOCK_MODULES.
docs/examples.rst Removed entry examples/neutral_combos from toctree.
docs/examples/doper.ipynb Updated header formatting and clarified output description, added new section for plot_dopants.
docs/smact.utils.crystal_space.download_compounds_with_mp_api.rst Added documentation section for download_compounds_with_mp_api.
docs/smact.utils.crystal_space.generate_composition_with_smact.rst Added documentation section for generate_composition_with_smact.
docs/smact.utils.crystal_space.plot_embedding.rst Added documentation section for plot_embedding.
docs/smact.utils.crystal_space.rst Created new documentation file for crystal_space module.
docs/smact.utils.oxidation.rst Created new documentation file for oxidation module.
docs/smact.utils.rst Updated submodules: removed five, added crystal_space and oxidation.
docs/tutorials/crystal_space.ipynb Updated import paths for functions and refined tutorial content.
docs/tutorials/crystal_space_visualisation.ipynb Updated prerequisite reference from crystal_space_with_smact.ipynb to crystal_space.ipynb.
docs/tutorials/oxidation_states.ipynb Changed header from second-level to first-level for prominence.
requirements.txt Added and updated numerous package dependencies, with several packages upgraded to newer versions.
smact/utils/crystal_space/download_compounds_with_mp_api.py Updated import path and corrected save_dir parameter in docstring.
smact/utils/crystal_space/generate_composition_with_smact.py Updated import path, added return type annotations, and expanded docstrings for clarity.
smact/utils/oxidation.py Simplified filename parameter type in write method of ICSD24OxStatesFilter class.

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.readthedocs.yaml (2) `16-16`: **Verify the necessity of installing both requirements files** The addition of `requirements.txt` alongside `docs/requirements.txt` could lead to duplicate dependencies or version conflicts. Consider consolidating these files if possible.
βœ… Verification successful **Both requirements files serve distinct purposes and should be kept separate** The analysis of both files shows they serve different purposes with minimal overlap: - `requirements.txt` contains the main project dependencies (SMACT, pymatgen, etc.) - `docs/requirements.txt` contains documentation-specific packages (Sphinx, MyST-NB, etc.) The only shared dependencies are basic utilities (attrs, typing-extensions, etc.) which are common across Python projects and don't pose version conflicts. The addition of `requirements.txt` is necessary as the documentation likely needs access to the main project's code and dependencies to: - Generate API documentation - Execute code examples - Build interactive documentation features
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Project coverage is 77.44%. Comparing base (691f9d4) to head (9c823f4). Report is 18 commits behind head on master.

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