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Improve spatial Readme #4330

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Description

Updated the spatial module documentation with new sections.
A sample JSON structure outlining key request parameters was added.
Introduced a "Locate" section detailing a site selection tool with its required inputs.
Provided a "Site Category" section that explains a categorization tool with guidance on precise location parameters and default values.

This is also intended to trigger the update in the .env since we have added new token

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  • Documentation
    • Updated the spatial module documentation with new sections.
    • Added an introductory paragraph describing the repository's purpose.
    • Expanded instructions for setting up the virtual environment for Linux/macOS and Windows users.
    • Introduced a section on running the application locally with relevant commands.
    • Clarified API authentication instructions and provided a link to the documentation.
    • Reorganized API endpoints with detailed descriptions for spatial analysis tools.
    • Added new sections for "Site Selection Using Locate Tool" and "Site Categorization Tool" with API details.

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The spatial module’s documentation has undergone significant enhancements in the README.md file. Key updates include a new title, an introductory paragraph, and expanded sections on setting up the virtual environment, running the application, and API authentication. Additionally, new sections detailing various spatial analysis tools and site selection/categorization tools have been added, improving the overall structure and clarity of the API functionalities.

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src/spatial/README.md Restructured content with new sections: "Air Quality Spatial Analysis API," "Setting Up the Virtual Environment," "Running the Application Locally," "API Authentication," "API Endpoints," "Spatial Analysis Tools," "Site Selection Using Locate Tool," and "Site Categorization Tool."

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Implement Github PR template Changes update spatial README; GitHub template modifications are absent.
Calculate exceedances README updates do not include any exceedance calculation functionality.

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In the world of docs, a fresh page appears,
With endpoints and examples that calm our fears.
"Locate" and "Site Category" now shine bright,
Guiding API users through data’s light.
A simple update, a new insight!
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/spatial/README.md (2)

54-61: Improve the "Locate" Section Documentation

Great addition of the "Locate" section! A couple of suggestions to boost clarity and adhere to markdown best practices:

  • Clickable Endpoint: Wrap the API endpoint in angle brackets to convert the bare URL into a clickable link.
    Example Diff:
    -http://127.0.0.1:5000/api/v2/spatial/site_location?
    +<http://127.0.0.1:5000/api/v2/spatial/site_location?>
  • Clarify Parameter Instructions: Instead of "the body should have;", consider rephrasing it to something like "The request body should include:" followed by a bullet list that clearly delineates the required and optional parameters. This enhancement would improve readability and usability of the instructions.
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56-56: Bare URL used
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74-78: Refine the "Site Category" Section Formatting

The "Site Category" section adds valuable API details. To polish the documentation:

  • Clickable URL: Convert the bare URL into a clickable link by wrapping it in angle brackets.
    Example Diff:
    -http://127.0.0.1:5000/api/v2/spatial/site_category?latitude={}&longitude={}
    +<http://127.0.0.1:5000/api/v2/spatial/site_category?latitude={}&longitude={}>
  • Punctuation and Readability: Revise the sentence on line 78 for clarity and grammatical correctness. For instance, change:
    -for a better result the latitude and longitude should have a high precision of up to 6 decimal places
    +For a better result, the latitude and longitude should have a high precision of up to 6 decimal places.

These adjustments help ensure that the documentation is both clear and professionally presented.

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[typographical] ~78-~78: Consider adding a comma after this introductory phrase.
Context: ...?latitude={}&longitude={} for a better result the latitude and longitude should have ...

(AS_A_NN_COMMA)


[uncategorized] ~78-~78: A period might be missing here.
Context: ...ave a high precision of up to 6 decimal places

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76-76: Bare URL used
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[typographical] ~78-~78: Consider adding a comma after this introductory phrase.
Context: ...?latitude={}&longitude={} for a better result the latitude and longitude should have ...

(AS_A_NN_COMMA)


[uncategorized] ~78-~78: A period might be missing here.
Context: ...ave a high precision of up to 6 decimal places

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src/spatial/README.md (1)

45-52: New JSON Request Example Added

The new JSON example (lines 48–52) clearly demonstrates the request parameters for the spatial endpoint with grid_id, start_time, and end_time. For enhanced clarity, consider adding a brief note indicating the corresponding HTTP method and endpoint context if appropriate.

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@wabinyai wabinyai added documentation Improvements or additions to documentation priority-high Indicates a high priority issue labels Feb 3, 2025
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src/spatial/README.md (4)

36-45: AirQloud ID Section: Consistency Check
The identification details for various regions are well formatted; however, the example for "Kampala" does not include an associated AirQloud ID unlike the other regions. Please confirm if this omission is intentional or if an ID should be provided for consistency.


67-92: Comprehensive API Endpoints for Spatial Analysis Tools
The endpoints for Getis-Ord and Local Moran’s I analyses are well structured with helpful example request bodies. Consider adding sample responses or expected outputs to further aid user implementation.


101-101: Heading Punctuation in Parameter Sections
The "#### Required Parameters:" (line 101) and "#### Optional Parameters:" (line 105) headings include trailing colons. Removing these trailing punctuations will adhere to markdown style guidelines recommended by markdownlint.

-#### Required Parameters:
+#### Required Parameters
-#### Optional Parameters:
+#### Optional Parameters

Also applies to: 105-105

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101-101: Trailing punctuation in heading
Punctuation: ':'

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125-134: Site Categorization Tool Section
This section concisely details the endpoint and emphasizes the need for high-precision coordinates. It might be beneficial to expand on the permitted range/format for latitude and longitude to eliminate ambiguity for the end user.

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src/spatial/README.md (8)

1-3: Solid Introduction!
The updated title and introductory paragraph clearly articulate the purpose of the API and highlight its key functionalities.


5-13: Clear Virtual Environment Setup Instructions
The section on creating a virtual environment is lucid and comprehensive. Consider adding a brief note on the benefits of using a virtual environment for isolated dependency management.


15-26: Good Cross-Platform Activation Instructions
The instructions for activating the virtual environment for both Linux/macOS and Windows are clear and well-organized.


27-35: Dependency Installation Steps are Clear
The commands for upgrading pip and installing dependencies are straightforward. You might consider linking to additional documentation on handling potential version conflicts for newer users.


46-59: Locally Running the Application
The local run instructions are straightforward, with clear examples for both running with a direct command and via Flask. This improves user comprehension and testing ease.


60-64: API Authentication Section is Concise
The instructions for generating an API token and referring to the documentation are clear. Maintaining consistency with link formats throughout the document reinforces reliability.


93-123: Detailed Site Selection Tool Section
The "Site Selection Using Locate Tool" section clearly outlines the endpoint, required and optional parameters, and provides a well-formatted example request body. Ensure that the JSON structure reflects real-world usage (e.g., proper closure of polygon coordinates) during integration.

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135-137: Conclusion and Overall Documentation
The concluding section neatly summarizes the README content and directs users to further documentation, enhancing overall navigation and clarity.

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thanks @wabinyai

@Baalmart Baalmart merged commit 2c83dde into staging Feb 3, 2025
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