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Enhance README.md for better project discoverability #79
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…xamples Co-authored-by: llucax <[email protected]>
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This looks pretty good. Just a few final comments. Feel free to tweak the suggestions a bit if you think they can be improved instead of applying them as is.
… command Co-authored-by: llucax <[email protected]>
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Please make the text not exceed 80 columns (unless there is a long link or something like that). Also please leave the section "Supported Platforms" before the "Installation" section.
Co-authored-by: llucax <[email protected]>
Fixed line length to stay under 80 columns and moved the "Supported Platforms" section before "Installation" as requested (60978d4). |
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Pull Request Overview
This PR enhances the README.md file to improve project discoverability and user onboarding by expanding the documentation from a minimal description to a comprehensive introduction with installation instructions and practical code examples.
- Expanded the project description with detailed explanations of core utilities (math, datetime, typing, id, module)
- Added Installation section with pip and pyproject.toml dependency examples
- Added Quick Start and Code Examples sections demonstrating practical usage of the library's main features
Signed-off-by: Leandro Lucarella <[email protected]>
README.md
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| ```python | ||
| from frequenz.core.math import is_close_to_zero, Interval | ||
| from frequenz.core.datetime import UNIX_EPOCH | ||
| from frequenz.core.typing import disable_init |
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This is imported in this example but not used, same with BaseId
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Fixed by removing the unused imports from the Quick Start section (dd17d89). The section now only imports what it actually demonstrates: math utilities, datetime constants, and module introspection.
Co-authored-by: Marenz <[email protected]>
Head branch was pushed to by a user without write access
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OK, as copilot agent doesn't sign commits, we'll need to force-merge. Also because this is such a small PR and all the fine-grained history of how we kindly asked copilot to do stuff is not all that relevant, I will just use squash-merging. |

This PR significantly improves the README.md to enhance project discoverability and user onboarding experience by addressing all requirements from the automated analysis.
Changes Made
is_close_to_zero,Intervalfor range checking)@disable_initdecorator for factory patterns)BaseIdsubclassing for type safety)Metrics Improvement
Quality Assurance
The enhanced README now provides a much better first impression for developers discovering the project, with clear installation instructions and immediately usable examples that demonstrate the library's value.
Fixes #74.