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    • Enhanced module-level docstrings across multiple files to provide detailed descriptions of their purpose, functionality, and usage.
    • Improved comments in the Dockerfile for greater clarity regarding script and database copying.
    • Added a descriptive docstring to the test client fixture for better understanding of its role in test isolation.
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    • Updated configuration files to change exclusion patterns from "database/" to "databases/" for code quality and coverage tools.

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This update primarily enhances documentation across multiple Python modules by replacing brief header comments with detailed module-level docstrings. It also corrects import paths referencing the databases directory and updates configuration files to reflect the directory name change from database to databases. The Dockerfile receives improved commentary and minor formatting adjustments, while no functional code changes are introduced.

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.codacy.yml, codecov.yml Updated exclusion/ignore path patterns from database/**/* to databases/**/* to match the new directory structure for code quality and coverage tools.
Dockerfile Enhanced comments for clarity, referencing SonarSource rule RSPEC-6504, and made minor whitespace adjustments in the COPY command. No changes to build logic.
databases/player_database.py Replaced header comment with a comprehensive module-level docstring detailing async SQLAlchemy setup, session management, and configuration. No code changes.
main.py, services/player_service.py, models/player_model.py Replaced simple header comments with detailed module-level docstrings describing module purposes, main classes/functions, and operational context. No functional changes.
routes/player_route.py, schemas/player_schema.py Replaced header comments with detailed docstrings. Corrected import paths from database.player_database to databases.player_database. No changes to route or schema logic.
routes/health_route.py Replaced header comment with a descriptive docstring explaining the health check endpoint's purpose. No functional changes.
tests/conftest.py Added a detailed docstring to the client pytest fixture, clarifying its role and usage. No changes to fixture logic.
tests/test_main.py Replaced minimal header comment with a comprehensive module-level docstring listing all endpoints and validation aspects covered by the test suite. No test logic changes.

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🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
main.py (1)

22-24: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix docstring delimiter syntax error.
An extra double quote ("""") on the lifespan docstring opens a syntax error. The docstring should start and end with exactly three double quotes.

Apply this diff to correct it:

-    """"
+    """
     Lifespan event handler for FastAPI.
-    """
+    """
🧹 Nitpick comments (6)
Dockerfile (1)

41-41: Align COPY command spacing for consistency.
The extra spaces around the source and destination paths deviate from the alignment used in other COPY statements and may reduce readability. Consider aligning columns or using a single space for consistency.

main.py (1)

1-9: Module docstring formatting suggestion.
The top-level docstring is informative, but consider standardizing bullet formatting (e.g., indent bullets under the summary) for consistency with other modules.

services/player_service.py (2)

1-13: PEP257 Compliance: Add blank line after module docstring
PEP257 recommends inserting a blank line between the closing triple-quote of the module docstring and the first import. This improves readability and clearly separates documentation from code.
Proposed diff:

@@ services/player_service.py
-"""
+"""
+

4-11: Enhance docstring formatting for tooling
Consider wrapping function names in backticks and using a header underline (NumPy/Google style) to improve readability and support Sphinx or other doc generators. For example:

"""
Async CRUD operations for Player entities using SQLAlchemy ORM.

Functions
---------
- `create_async`: Add a new Player to the database.
- `retrieve_all_async`: Fetch all Player records.
- `retrieve_by_id_async`: Fetch a Player by its ID.
- `retrieve_by_squad_number_async`: Fetch a Player by its Squad Number.
- `update_async`: Fully update an existing Player.
- `delete_async`: Remove a Player from the database.

Handles SQLAlchemy exceptions with transaction rollback and logs errors.
"""
tests/test_main.py (2)

1-17: PEP257 Compliance: Add blank line after module docstring
As per PEP257, insert a blank line between the closing triple-quote and the first import to visually separate documentation from code.
Proposed diff:

@@ tests/test_main.py
-"""
+"""
+

2-12: Optional: Use backticks for endpoints in docstring
For clarity and to enable rich formatting in documentation, consider wrapping endpoint paths in backticks. E.g.:

"""
Covers:
- `GET /health/`
- `GET /players/`
- `GET /players/{player_id}`
...
"""
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.codacy.yml (2)

5-5: Rename directory ignore path.
Updated exclude_paths to ignore databases/**/*, matching the renamed directory structure.


5-5:

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✅ Verification successful

Verify renaming completeness.
Ensure that all occurrences of the old database/ path have been replaced with databases/ throughout the codebase.

Run this script to find any remaining references:


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Length of output: 422


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# Search for any remaining references to the old `database` path
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# Check for Python import statements still referencing `database` module
rg -nE '^(from|import)\s+database(\.| )' .

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No remaining database/ path references found
I searched the codebase for any database/ or database. patterns and only uncovered docstrings (e.g. in services/player_service.py) mentioning “database,” not file‐path imports or literals. Your .codacy.yml entry (- "databases/**/*") correctly reflects the new directory name—no further changes are needed.

routes/health_route.py (1)

1-6: Add descriptive module docstring.
The module-level docstring clearly explains the purpose of the health check route, matching PEP 257 conventions with a summary and extended description. Great improvement.

codecov.yml (1)

43-43: Update coverage ignore path.
Renamed ignore pattern to ^databases/.* to reflect the new directory name and maintain consistency with other config updates.

tests/conftest.py (1)

12-20: Document the client fixture.
The added docstring for the client fixture provides clear explanation of its purpose, scope, and yield behavior, enhancing test suite readability.

databases/player_database.py (1)

1-10: Implement detailed module docstring.
The module docstring now outlines the async SQLAlchemy engine configuration, session management, and dependency generator, following PEP 257 guidelines. Excellent clarity.

Dockerfile (1)

56-63: Dockerfile comments enriched with SonarSource context.
The added comment referencing RSPEC-6504 and splitting the entrypoint/healthcheck vs. SQLite init bundle steps improves maintainability and clarity.

schemas/player_schema.py (2)

1-7: Well-formed module-level docstring.
The new docstring clearly describes the purpose and usage of this module, following PEP 257 conventions with a summary, description, and context.


9-9: Updated import path is correct.
Changing the import to databases.player_database aligns with the directory renaming and maintains consistency across the codebase.

models/player_model.py (1)

1-8: Comprehensive Pydantic model documentation.
The expanded module docstring accurately describes the models and their roles, improving clarity without altering functionality.

routes/player_route.py (2)

1-18: Clear, detailed API route documentation.
The module-level docstring comprehensively outlines endpoints, features, and behaviors, enhancing maintainability without impacting logic.


24-24: Corrected import path verified.
Importing generate_async_session from databases.player_database matches the renamed directory and keeps dependencies in sync.

@nanotaboada nanotaboada force-pushed the feature/module-docstrings branch from 154f327 to 1d90de2 Compare May 18, 2025 20:36
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