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Fix inner boundaries for polygon #355 #356

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  • Refactored the InnerBoundaryIs class to use a single kml_geometry instead of a list, simplifying the handling of inner boundaries.
  • Updated the Polygon class to manage multiple InnerBoundaryIs instances, ensuring correct handling of interior rings.
  • Modified test cases to align with the refactored class structures, ensuring comprehensive coverage of new logic.
  • Corrected test method names and added assertions to improve test accuracy and reliability.

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Bug fix
geometry.py
Refactor inner boundary handling in geometry classes         

fastkml/geometry.py

  • Changed InnerBoundaryIs class to use a single kml_geometry instead of
    a list.
  • Updated Polygon class to handle multiple InnerBoundaryIs instances.
  • Modified logic to raise GeometryError for mutual exclusivity.
  • Updated property methods to reflect changes in data structure.
  • +53/-55 
    Tests
    boundaries_test.py
    Update tests for inner boundary refactor                                 

    tests/geometries/boundaries_test.py

  • Updated tests to reflect changes in InnerBoundaryIs class.
  • Added test for handling multiple LinearRing elements.
  • +12/-16 
    geometry_test.py
    Correct test names and add geometry assertions                     

    tests/geometries/geometry_test.py

  • Corrected test method name from test_tesselate to test_tessellate.
  • Added assertions to ensure geometry is not None.
  • +4/-2     
    polygon_test.py
    Update polygon tests for refactored boundary handling       

    tests/geometries/polygon_test.py

    • Updated test assertions to reflect changes in Polygon class.
    +1/-1     
    repr_eq_test.py
    Adjust representation tests for boundary refactor               

    tests/repr_eq_test.py

  • Updated TestRepr class to reflect changes in boundary attributes.
  • Adjusted test data to use new inner_boundaries structure.
  • +16/-19 

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    Summary by Sourcery

    Refactor the handling of inner boundaries in the geometry classes by updating the InnerBoundaryIs class to use a single kml_geometry and modifying the Polygon class to manage multiple InnerBoundaryIs instances. Update test cases to reflect these changes and improve test accuracy.

    Bug Fixes:

    • Fix handling of inner boundaries in the Polygon class by updating the InnerBoundaryIs class to use a single kml_geometry instead of a list, ensuring correct management of interior rings.

    Enhancements:

    • Refactor the InnerBoundaryIs class to simplify the handling of inner boundaries by using a single kml_geometry.
    • Update the Polygon class to manage multiple InnerBoundaryIs instances, improving the handling of interior rings.

    Tests:

    • Modify test cases to align with the refactored InnerBoundaryIs and Polygon classes, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the new logic.
    • Correct test method names and add assertions to improve test accuracy and reliability.

    Summary by CodeRabbit

    • New Features

      • Streamlined handling of KML geometries with updated attributes for boundaries.
      • Enhanced clarity in the naming conventions for boundary attributes.
    • Bug Fixes

      • Corrected method names and assertions in tests to ensure proper functionality.
      • Improved robustness of tests by validating geometry instantiation before assertions.
    • Documentation

      • Updated test descriptions and docstrings for clarity on boundary handling.

    Important

    Refactor inner boundary handling in fastkml by updating InnerBoundaryIs and Polygon classes, and adjust tests accordingly.

    • Behavior:
      • Refactor InnerBoundaryIs to use a single kml_geometry instead of a list in geometry.py.
      • Update Polygon to handle multiple InnerBoundaryIs instances, ensuring correct interior ring handling.
      • Raise GeometryError for mutual exclusivity in geometry.py.
    • Tests:
      • Update tests in boundaries_test.py to reflect changes in InnerBoundaryIs.
      • Add test for multiple LinearRing elements in boundaries_test.py.
      • Correct test method name from test_tesselate to test_tessellate in geometry_test.py.
      • Add assertions for geometry existence in geometry_test.py.
      • Update test assertions in polygon_test.py for Polygon class changes.
      • Adjust representation tests in repr_eq_test.py for boundary refactor.

    This description was created by Ellipsis for fd61d0b. It will automatically update as commits are pushed.

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    The changes primarily involve significant modifications to the InnerBoundaryIs and Polygon classes in the fastkml/geometry.py file. The InnerBoundaryIs class has been simplified to handle a single geometry instead of multiple, with corresponding updates to constructor parameters and attributes. The Polygon class reflects similar changes, renaming attributes and adjusting constructor parameters to accommodate a single outer boundary and a list of inner boundaries. Additionally, various test files have been updated to align with these structural changes, ensuring consistency in testing the new implementations.

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    File Change Summary
    fastkml/geometry.py - InnerBoundaryIs: Changed kml_geometries to kml_geometry, updated constructor to accept a single geometry. Removed logic for multiple geometries.
    - Polygon: Renamed outer_boundary_is to outer_boundary and inner_boundary_is to inner_boundaries, updated constructor and logic accordingly.
    tests/geometries/boundaries_test.py - Updated TestBoundaries: Changed InnerBoundaryIs initialization to accept a single geometry. Renamed test_read_inner_boundary to test_read_inner_boundary_multiple_linestrings.
    tests/geometries/polygon_test.py - Updated test_empty_polygon: Renamed outer_boundary_is to outer_boundary in assertions. Minor formatting adjustments made.

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    Hello @cleder! Thanks for updating this PR. We checked the lines you've touched for PEP 8 issues, and found:

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    This pull request refactors the handling of inner boundaries for polygons in the fastkml library. The main changes involve simplifying the InnerBoundaryIs class to use a single kml_geometry instead of a list, updating the Polygon class to manage multiple InnerBoundaryIs instances, and modifying test cases to align with the new class structures. These changes aim to improve the handling of interior rings in polygons and enhance the overall reliability of the library.

    Updated class diagram for InnerBoundaryIs and Polygon classes

    classDiagram
        class InnerBoundaryIs {
            - LinearRing kml_geometry
            - Optional~str~ ns
            - Optional~Dict~ name_spaces
            - Optional~geo.LinearRing~ geometry
            + __init__(ns, name_spaces, geometry, kml_geometry)
            + bool __bool__()
            + str __repr__()
            + Optional~geo.LinearRing~ geometry()
        }
    
        class Polygon {
            - Optional~OuterBoundaryIs~ outer_boundary
            - Optional~List~ inner_boundaries
            - Optional~bool~ extrude
            - Optional~bool~ tessellate
            - Optional~AltitudeMode~ altitude_mode
            - Optional~geo.Polygon~ geometry
            + __init__(ns, name_spaces, extrude, tessellate, altitude_mode, outer_boundary, inner_boundaries, geometry)
            + bool __bool__()
            + Optional~geo.Polygon~ geometry()
            + str __repr__()
        }
    
        InnerBoundaryIs --> LinearRing
        Polygon --> OuterBoundaryIs
        Polygon --> InnerBoundaryIs
    
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    Change Details Files
    Refactored InnerBoundaryIs class to use a single kml_geometry
    • Changed kml_geometries attribute to kml_geometry
    • Updated init method to handle a single geometry instead of multiple
    • Modified property methods to reflect the new single geometry structure
    fastkml/geometry.py
    Updated Polygon class to handle multiple InnerBoundaryIs instances
    • Changed inner_boundary_is attribute to inner_boundaries
    • Modified init method to handle a list of InnerBoundaryIs instances
    • Updated geometry property to work with the new inner_boundaries structure
    fastkml/geometry.py
    Modified test cases to align with refactored class structures
    • Updated assertions in test_inner_boundary method
    • Added test for handling multiple LinearRing elements in InnerBoundaryIs
    • Adjusted test data to use new inner_boundaries structure
    tests/geometries/boundaries_test.py
    tests/repr_eq_test.py
    Improved test accuracy and reliability
    • Corrected test method name from test_tesselate to test_tessellate
    • Added assertions to ensure geometry is not None in MultiGeometry and Polygon tests
    tests/geometries/geometry_test.py
    tests/geometries/polygon_test.py

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    Best practice
    Improve variable naming for better code readability

    Consider using a more descriptive variable name instead of lr in the list
    comprehension. For example, linear_ring would be clearer and more self-explanatory.

    fastkml/geometry.py [956-958]

     if kml_geometry is None:
         kml_geometry = LinearRing(ns=ns, name_spaces=name_spaces, geometry=geometry)
    +self.kml_geometry = kml_geometry
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    Consider adding a type check for the geometry parameter to ensure it's a
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    potential runtime errors.

    fastkml/geometry.py [956-958]

     if kml_geometry is None:
    +    if not isinstance(geometry, geo.LinearRing):
    +        raise TypeError("geometry must be a geo.LinearRing object")
         kml_geometry = LinearRing(ns=ns, name_spaces=name_spaces, geometry=geometry)
     self.kml_geometry = kml_geometry
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    Use list comprehension for creating inner boundaries to improve code conciseness

    Consider using a list comprehension instead of a for loop when creating the
    inner_boundaries list. This can make the code more concise and potentially more
    efficient.

    fastkml/geometry.py [1096-1099]

     if geometry is not None:
         outer_boundary = OuterBoundaryIs(geometry=geometry.exterior)
    -    inner_boundaries = [
    -        InnerBoundaryIs(geometry=interior) for interior in geometry.interiors
    -    ]
    +    inner_boundaries = [InnerBoundaryIs(geometry=interior) for interior in geometry.interiors]
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    Add null checks to prevent potential AttributeErrors when accessing nested attributes

    Consider adding a check to ensure that self.outer_boundary.geometry is not None
    before using it in the geo.Polygon.from_linear_rings() method. This can help prevent
    potential AttributeErrors if self.outer_boundary or its geometry is None.

    fastkml/geometry.py [1138-1141]

     if not self.inner_boundaries:
    -    return geo.Polygon.from_linear_rings(
    -        cast(geo.LinearRing, self.outer_boundary.geometry),
    -    )
    +    outer_geometry = self.outer_boundary.geometry if self.outer_boundary else None
    +    if outer_geometry is None:
    +        return None
    +    return geo.Polygon.from_linear_rings(cast(geo.LinearRing, outer_geometry))
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    """Test the init method."""
    coords = ((1, 2), (2, 0), (0, 0), (1, 2))
    inner_boundary = InnerBoundaryIs(
    kml_geometries=[LinearRing(kml_coordinates=Coordinates(coords=coords))],
    kml_geometry=LinearRing(kml_coordinates=Coordinates(coords=coords)),
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    suggestion (testing): Test case for handling multiple LinearRings in innerBoundaryIs

    This test now correctly checks that only the first LinearRing is used when multiple are present in the XML. Consider adding a warning or log message in the implementation to inform users when additional LinearRings are ignored.

    tests/geometries/polygon_test.py Show resolved Hide resolved
    Comment on lines 1001 to +1004
    ),
    ),
    ),
    inner_boundary_is=fastkml.geometry.InnerBoundaryIs(
    ns="{http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2}",
    name_spaces={
    "kml": "{http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2}",
    "atom": "{http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom}",
    "gx": "{http://www.google.com/kml/ext/2.2}",
    },
    kml_geometries=[
    fastkml.geometry.LinearRing(
    inner_boundaries=[
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    suggestion (testing): Update test data structure for Polygon class changes

    The test data has been updated to reflect the changes in the Polygon class. However, consider adding more diverse test cases that include multiple inner boundaries to ensure the new structure is thoroughly tested.

                                                outer_boundary=fastkml.geometry.OuterBoundaryIs(
                                                    ns="{http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2}",
                                                    name_spaces={
                                                        "kml": "{http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2}",
                                                    },
                                                ),
                                                inner_boundaries=[
                                                    fastkml.geometry.InnerBoundaryIs(
                                                        ns="{http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2}",
                                                        name_spaces={
                                                            "kml": "{http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2}",
                                                        },
                                                    ),
    

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    tests/geometries/boundaries_test.py (2)

    74-80: Approve renaming and docstring expansion with a minor suggestion

    The renaming of the test method and the expansion of its docstring significantly improve the clarity of the test's purpose and expected behavior. This change is particularly valuable for addressing the edge case of multiple LinearRings in the innerBoundaryIs element.

    To further enhance the docstring, consider adding a brief explanation of why only the first LinearRing is used. For example:

    """
    Test the from_string method.
    
    When there are multiple LinearRings in the innerBoundaryIs element,
    only the first one is used. This behavior ensures consistency with
    the single geometry approach and simplifies polygon representation.
    """

    This addition would provide context for the design decision and help future developers understand the rationale behind this behavior.


    93-95: Approve assertion changes with a suggestion for improved coverage

    The modification of the assertion to check for a single geometry (LinearRing) instead of a list of geometries is consistent with the changes made throughout the file and aligns well with the PR objective.

    To further improve the test coverage, consider adding an additional assertion to verify that only the first LinearRing is used when multiple are present in the input. For example:

    assert inner_boundary.geometry != geo.LinearRing(
        ((-122.366212, 37.818977), (-122.365424, 37.819294), (-122.365704, 37.819731),
         (-122.366488, 37.819402), (-122.366212, 37.818977))
    )

    This extra assertion would explicitly confirm that the second LinearRing in the input is not used, reinforcing the behavior described in the docstring.

    tests/geometries/geometry_test.py (2)

    227-228: Improved robustness in test_multipolygon

    The addition of a null check for g.geometry before asserting its length is a good improvement. It prevents potential NoneType exceptions and makes the test more robust.

    Consider combining the two assertions into a single line for conciseness:

    -        assert g.geometry is not None
    -        assert len(g.geometry) == 2
    +        assert g.geometry is not None and len(g.geometry) == 2

    This change maintains the null check while reducing the number of lines and improving readability.


    468-468: Improved robustness in test_create_kml_geometry_polygon

    The addition of a null check for g.geometry before accessing its properties is a good improvement. It prevents potential NoneType exceptions and makes the test more robust.

    For consistency with the previous suggestion, consider combining this assertion with the next one:

    -        assert g.geometry is not None
    -        assert g.geometry.__geo_interface__ == {
    +        assert g.geometry is not None and g.geometry.__geo_interface__ == {
                 "type": "Polygon",
                 "bbox": (0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 1.0),
                 "coordinates": (((0.0, 0.0), (1.0, 1.0), (1.0, 0.0), (0.0, 0.0)),),
             }

    This change maintains the null check while reducing the number of lines and improving readability.

    tests/repr_eq_test.py (4)

    Line range hint 480-489: Approved: Attribute rename improves consistency

    The renaming of outer_boundary_is to outer_boundary enhances the API's consistency. This change maintains the same functionality while using a more concise and clear naming convention.

    Consider updating the documentation and any related examples to reflect this attribute name change, ensuring users are aware of the new naming convention.


    Line range hint 1004-1365: Approved: Enhanced support for multiple inner boundaries

    The renaming of inner_boundary_is to inner_boundaries and the change to a list structure significantly improves the flexibility of the geometry representation by allowing multiple inner boundaries.

    Consider the following suggestions:

    1. Update all relevant documentation to clearly explain the new structure and its capabilities.
    2. Implement comprehensive unit tests to verify the correct handling of multiple inner boundaries.
    3. Review and update any code that interacts with inner boundaries to ensure compatibility with the new list structure.
    4. Consider adding a utility method to easily add new inner boundaries to existing geometries.

    Example utility method:

    def add_inner_boundary(self, inner_boundary):
        if not hasattr(self, 'inner_boundaries'):
            self.inner_boundaries = []
        self.inner_boundaries.append(inner_boundary)

    Line range hint 1-1900: Summary: API enhancements and consistency improvements

    The changes in this file reflect significant updates to the KML representation:

    1. Consistent renaming of outer_boundary_is to outer_boundary.
    2. Renaming and restructuring of inner_boundary_is to inner_boundaries, allowing multiple inner boundaries.
    3. Minor text correction in a French description.

    These changes improve API consistency and enhance functionality, particularly for complex geometries. However, they may impact backward compatibility.

    To ensure a smooth transition:

    1. Update all documentation to reflect these changes.
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    63-63: Approve simplification of InnerBoundaryIs initialization

    The change from accepting a list of geometries to a single geometry in the InnerBoundaryIs initialization simplifies the API and makes it more consistent with the single geometry assertion. This modification aligns well with the PR objective of fixing inner boundaries for polygons.

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    tests/geometries/polygon_test.py (1)

    182-184: LGTM! Consider importing LinearRing.

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    tests/geometries/boundaries_test.py (2)

    82-88: Test method test_read_inner_boundary_multiple_linestrings correctly updated

    The method test_read_inner_boundary_multiple_linestrings has been appropriately renamed, and the expanded docstring clearly explains that only the first LinearRing is used when multiple are present. This enhances clarity and accurately tests the expected behavior.


    101-103: Assertion accurately validates the geometry

    The assertion correctly verifies that inner_boundary.geometry matches the expected LinearRing coordinates. This ensures that the parsing logic for multiple LinearRing elements functions as intended by only considering the first one.

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    ⚠️ Potential issue

    Fix indentation error at line 75

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    def test_inner_boundary(self) -> None:
    """Test the init method and __bool__."""
    coords = ((1, 2), (2, 0), (0, 0), (1, 2))
    inner_boundary = InnerBoundaryIs(
    kml_geometry=LinearRing(kml_coordinates=Coordinates(coords=coords)),
    )

    assert inner_boundary.geometry == geo.LinearRing(coords)
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    ⚠️ Potential issue

    Duplicate method definition: test_inner_boundary

    The method test_inner_boundary is defined twice in the TestBoundaries class (once at lines 63-65 and again at lines 66-74). This will cause the first definition to be overwritten and may lead to confusion or unintended behavior. Please remove the duplicate method or rename one of them to have a unique name.

    Apply this diff to remove the duplicate method:

    -def test_inner_boundary(self) -> None:
    -    """Test the init method."""
    -    coords = ((1, 2), (2, 0), (0, 0), (1, 2))
    -    inner_boundary = InnerBoundaryIs(
    -        kml_geometry=LinearRing(kml_coordinates=Coordinates(coords=coords)),
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    -    assert inner_boundary.to_string(prettyprint=False).strip() == (
    -        '<kml:innerBoundaryIs xmlns:kml="http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2">'
    -        "<kml:LinearRing><kml:coordinates>"
    -        "1.000000,2.000000 2.000000,0.000000 0.000000,0.000000 1.000000,2.000000"
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    outer_boundary_is: Optional[OuterBoundaryIs]
    inner_boundary_is: Optional[InnerBoundaryIs]
    outer_boundary: Optional[OuterBoundaryIs]
    inner_boundaries: List[InnerBoundaryIs]
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    The inner_boundaries parameter in the constructor should not be Optional since the class attribute is now a non-optional list. Consider changing the type hint to Iterable[InnerBoundaryIs] and initializing it with an empty list if None.

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