Use ChatGPT to generate code metrics, quality indicators to see the improvements based on using SOLID principles. #38
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This commit introduces pre-commit hooks into our codebase, ensuring automated quality checks for each new submission. It's a step towards maintaining a higher standard of code quality and consistency. Key Highlights: - Added a `.pre-commit-config.yaml` file to define the hooks. - Configured hooks include end-of-file-fixer, trailing-whitespace, isort, black, flake8, mypy, and pytest. - Updated `poetry.lock` and `pyproject.toml` to include the necessary dependencies for these hooks. - Developers can set up these hooks locally by running: `poetry run pre-commit install`. The hooks cover various aspects like sorting imports, formatting code, checking for trailing whitespaces, and more. This will help in catching issues early and improving the overall health of our codebase. Addresses #38 Addresses #29
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Add Initial Test for pytest Hook Validation This commit adds a basic test to initiate the testing framework in our project. The test is a simple assertion to ensure the setup works correctly and the pytest pre-commit hook passes. - Added `test_basic.py` with a simple passing test. This is the first step towards building a comprehensive test suite for the project. Addresses #38 Addresses #29
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In this commit, tracker.py has been synchronized with main.py to lay the groundwork for adherence to SOLID principles. This effort is also geared towards making tracker.py independently testable, enhancing modularity, and ensuring single responsibility within the codebase. Key Modifications: - Aligned the core functionalities and structures of tracker.py with those in main.py. - Streamlined and refined code for better readability and maintenance. - Ensured both files have a consistent approach towards handling image processing and face detection tasks. - Prepared the codebase for future refactoring that aligns with SOLID principles, specifically focusing on the single responsibility and open/closed principles. This update is a proactive step towards improving the code quality and maintainability of the project, setting a strong foundation for further enhancements and testing. Addresses Issues: #38, #29 Testing Done: Ran `python tracker.py` and made sure that the face recognition worked, the virtual commands that printed the commands to move and launch the T-Shirts worked.
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Use ChatGPT to generate code metrics, quality indicators to see the improvements based on using SOLID principles.
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