Contributing Guidelines

Git Workflow 💻

Ensure that you use tools like gitlens (preferred), easycode, or write good commit messages for clarity. When pulling changes from the main branch, always use --rebase or --ff-only:

git pull --rebase

To set up your Git configuration for a smoother workflow:

git config --global pull.ff only
git config --global pull.rebase true

🌐 Environment Setup

We use hatch for packaging and managing dependencies.

git clone https://github.com/mbodiai/embodied-agents.git
source install.bash
hatch run pip install '.[extras, audio]'

🛠️ Style Guide

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1. Run linting with Ruff 🧹

Ensure your code is free from linting errors by running Ruff.

2. Organize tests in a dedicated directory 📁

Create a parallel test file in the tests/ directory. Name each test file with a test_ prefix.

3. Naming test functions 📝

Prefix all test function names with test_ so Pytest can automatically detect and execute them.

4. Google-style 📚 docstrings with examples 💡

Use Google-style docstrings to document all public classes, methods, functions, and modules. Example:

def example_function(param1, param2):
    """This is a one-line summary of the function.

    More detail here.

    Args:
        param1 (int): Description of param1.
        param2 (str): Description of param2.

    Returns:
        bool: Description of the return value.

    Example:
      >>> add(2, 3)
    """
    return True

5. Test Pydantic models 🧪

Ensure Pydantic models are thoroughly tested for:

JSON serialization
Deserialization
Saving to h5 files Example test cases:
def test_pydantic_model_to_json():
    # Your test code here
    pass

def test_pydantic_model_from_json():
    # Your test code here
    pass

def test_pydantic_model_save_to_h5():
    # Your test code here
    pass

Following these guidelines will help maintain clean, well-documented, and tested code. Happy coding! 🚀