1.0.0 final

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PR Type

documentation, enhancement

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Description

• Updated the version number to 1.0.0 and changed the development status to stable.
• Enhanced documentation across multiple modules, including detailed explanations and examples.
• Improved the reference guide with better organization and added images for KML visualization examples.
• Updated the pre-commit configuration to use the latest version of ruff-pre-commit.
• Cleaned up test files by removing unnecessary comments.

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Changes walkthrough 📝

	Relevant files
Enhancement	1 files about.py Update version number and add docstring.                                  fastkml/about.py Updated version number to 1.0.0. Added a docstring for the version number. +2/-1
Documentation	9 files base.py Enhance documentation for `_XMLObject` class.                        fastkml/base.py Enhanced docstring for _XMLObject class. Added detailed explanations for methods. +53/-1    enums.py Improve documentation for enums and examples.                        fastkml/enums.py Added __all__ declaration for enums. Improved docstring examples for RelaxedEnum. +47/-30  helpers.py Expand documentation for helper functions.                              fastkml/helpers.py Expanded module-level docstring. Explained the role of helper functions. +16/-1    kml.py Improve method documentation in `kml.py`.                                fastkml/kml.py - Improved docstrings for methods. - Adjusted argument descriptions. +3/-9      kml_base.py Enhance documentation for KML base class.                                fastkml/kml_base.py Enhanced docstring for KML base class. Explained class responsibilities. +15/-1    registry.py Expand documentation for `Registry` class.                              fastkml/registry.py Expanded docstrings for Registry class. Explained registry's purpose and methods. +84/-5    README.rst Update installation command in README.                                      README.rst - Updated installation command for `fastkml`. +1/-1      create_kml_files.rst Enhance KML creation examples with images.                              docs/create_kml_files.rst Added images and links for KML visualizations. Improved context for visualization examples. +16/-6    fastkml.rst Reorganize and enhance reference guide.                                    docs/fastkml.rst Reorganized reference guide structure. Added detailed module and class documentation. +57/-39
Miscellaneous	1 files repr_eq_test.py Clean up test file by removing comment.                                    tests/repr_eq_test.py - Removed commented-out line in test. +0/-1
Dependencies	1 files .pre-commit-config.yaml Update pre-commit configuration.                                                  .pre-commit-config.yaml - Updated `ruff-pre-commit` version to v0.7.4. +1/-1
Configuration changes	1 files pyproject.toml Update project metadata and configuration.                              pyproject.toml Changed development status to stable. Updated rstcheck ignore directives. +2/-10

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Simplified installation command for the Fastkml library.
  • Enhanced documentation with new images for KML file creation.

• Documentation

  • Improved clarity and organization of the Fastkml documentation.
  • Detailed enhancements to module and class docstrings for better understanding.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated error handling in KML parsing methods for improved robustness.

• Chores

  • Updated project classification to reflect stable status.
  • Enhanced linting configurations for better code quality.

• Tests

  • Strengthened testing for KML document representation and equality checks.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This PR marks the 1.0.0 final release of the fastkml library. The changes focus on improving documentation, updating version numbers, and making final adjustments to the codebase. The main improvements include comprehensive docstring updates, export of public enums, and status upgrade to Production/Stable.

Updated class diagram for fastkml enums

classDiagram
    class RelaxedEnum {
        <<Enum>>
        +case-insensitive matching
    }
    class AltitudeMode {
        <<Enum>>
        +clamp_to_ground
        +relative_to_ground
        +absolute
        +relativeToSeaFloor
        +clampToSeaFloor
    }
    RelaxedEnum <|-- AltitudeMode
    note for AltitudeMode "Updated example usage in docstring"

Updated class diagram for fastkml registry

classDiagram
    class RegistryItem {
        <<dataclass>>
        +Tuple~str~ ns_ids
        +Tuple~Type~ classes
        +String attr_name
        +Function get_kwarg
        +String type
        +String node_name
        +Optional default
    }
    class Registry {
        +Dict~Type, List~RegistryItem~~ _registry
        +register(Type, RegistryItem) void
        +get(Type) List~RegistryItem~
    }
    RegistryItem --> Registry
    note for Registry "Updated docstring to explain purpose and usage"

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Added comprehensive docstrings to core classes and methods	Added detailed documentation for Registry class explaining its purpose and functionality Enhanced documentation for RegistryItem class with field descriptions Added extensive documentation for register() and get() methods Improved documentation for etree_element() and _get_kwargs() methods	fastkml/registry.py fastkml/base.py
Updated version and status indicators for production release	Changed version from 1.0.0rc2 to 1.0.0 Updated development status from Beta to Production/Stable Updated ruff-pre-commit from v0.7.3 to v0.7.4	fastkml/about.py pyproject.toml .pre-commit-config.yaml
Improved enum handling and documentation	Added all export for all enum types Updated RelaxedEnum example to use a real-world case Improved formatting of AltitudeMode documentation	fastkml/enums.py

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Walkthrough

The pull request includes updates across several files related to the fastkml library. Key changes involve upgrading the ruff-pre-commit version in the .pre-commit-config.yaml file, simplifying installation instructions in the README.rst, and enhancing documentation with the addition of images and detailed descriptions in various .rst files. Additionally, the version number in about.py is updated to reflect a stable release. Other modifications focus on improving clarity and usability in the code and documentation without altering existing functionalities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.pre-commit-config.yaml	Updated ruff-pre-commit version from v0.7.3 to v0.7.4.
README.rst	Simplified installation command by removing --pre from the pip install command.
docs/create_kml_files.rst	Added two images to enhance documentation for KML visualizations.
docs/fastkml.rst	Restructured documentation, added new modules (fastkml.kml, fastkml.kml_base, fastkml.registry, etc.).
fastkml/about.py	Updated version from "1.0.0rc2" to "1.0.0" and added a docstring for __version__.
fastkml/base.py	Enhanced docstrings for _XMLObject class and its methods to clarify XML serialization and deserialization.
fastkml/enums.py	Added __all__ declaration and improved documentation for RelaxedEnum and its subclass AltitudeMode.
fastkml/helpers.py	Added a detailed module docstring explaining the purpose and utility functions for XML parsing and serialization.
fastkml/kml.py	Updated docstrings for parse and write methods; refined exception handling in parse.
fastkml/kml_base.py	Enhanced docstring for _BaseObject class to clarify its role as a base class for KML objects.
fastkml/registry.py	Improved documentation for Registry and RegistryItem classes and their methods.
pyproject.toml	Updated project classification from "4 - Beta" to "5 - Production/Stable" and modified linting configurations.
tests/repr_eq_test.py	Enhanced tests for __repr__, __str__, and __eq__ methods of KML documents.

Possibly related PRs

• #331: Updates the .pre-commit-config.yaml file, upgrading the ruff-pre-commit repository.
• #340: Similar to #331, it updates the ruff-pre-commit version in the configuration file.
• #341: Another update to the ruff-pre-commit version in the .pre-commit-config.yaml.
• #342: Further updates to the ruff-pre-commit version in the configuration file.
• #360: Introduces changes to the etree_element method, potentially connecting to KML processing.
• #371: Enhances documentation and examples for the fastkml library.
• #385: Updates the README to include a badge for Hypothesis testing.
• #387: Updates the workflow for testing and coverage reporting.

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PR Summary

• Update to pre-commit hook The version of ruff-pre-commit hook has been updated to v0.7.4, which should help catch common problems before they enter the codebase.

• Change in installation command The command used to install fastkml[lxml] has been updated, and the --pre flag has been removed, simplifying the installation process.

• Addition of a gif in documentation A new binary file co2growth.gif is added to the docs directory, providing visual representation of CO2 emissions, contributing to a richer documentation.

• Enhancement and restructure of documentation The documentation has been enhanced, with added images and a restructuring of the fastkml.rst file. This provides better structure for modules and classes in the documentation, making it easier for users to understand the product.

• Version number update The version number in about.py has been updated to a round number, 1.0.0, marking a milestone in the development of the product.

• Expanded descriptions in docstrings The docstrings in several files such as base.py, helpers.py, and kml_base.py have been expanded to provide more detailed descriptions about classes and functions, increasing the ease of understanding and use.

• Enhanced describtion in Registry classes Comments and docstrings for registry classes in registry.py have been improved to emphasize the role and functionality of the Registry and RegistryItem.

• Change in development status The development status of the project has been updated from "Beta" to "Production/Stable" indicating that the product is now fully stable and suitable for regular use.

• Cleanup of test configuration The obsolete test exclusions have been removed from the rstcheck configuration in pyproject.toml, streamlining the testing process.

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