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Resolves #58
What is the feature
Enhance the use of docstrings in
game_manager.pyby adopting the Google style guide and set up automated documentation deployment using pdoc and GitHub Actions to publish the documentation to GitHub Pages.Why we need the feature
Improving the docstrings will increase the readability and maintainability of the
game_manager.pymodule. Adhering to a consistent style guide like Google's ensures clarity and standardization across the codebase. Automating the documentation process with pdoc and GitHub Actions will streamline updates, ensuring that the documentation remains current and easily accessible via GitHub Pages.How to implement and why
Update Docstrings: Refactor existing comments in
game_manager.pyto comply with the Google style for docstrings, ensuring all classes, methods, and functions have appropriate documentation. This enhances code clarity and provides developers with clear guidance.Set Up pdoc: Configure pdoc to generate comprehensive documentation from the updated docstrings. pdoc facilitates the creation of navigable and user-friendly documentation, making it easier for developers to understand and utilize the
game_manager.pymodule.Integrate GitHub Actions: Create a GitHub Actions workflow that automatically generates and publishes the documentation to GitHub Pages whenever changes are merged into the main branch. This automation ensures that the documentation is always up-to-date with the latest codebase, reducing manual effort and the risk of outdated documentation.
By following these steps, we ensure that the documentation is standardized, easily maintainable, and readily available to all stakeholders.
About backward compatibility
The proposed changes are limited to documentation enhancements and do not alter the functional aspects of
game_manager.py. As a result, there are no concerns regarding backward compatibility. Existing functionalities remain unaffected, while the quality and accessibility of the documentation are significantly improved.Test these changes locally