feat: Add exosphere model to flekspy.util#169
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This commit introduces a new `Exosphere` class in the `flekspy.util` module for modeling neutral density profiles in planetary exospheres. The `Exosphere` class supports multiple profile types, including exponential, power-law, and the Chamberlain model. It is initialized with physical parameters such as number density, scale height, temperature, and exobase radius. A `plot_neutral_profile` method is included to visualize the neutral density as a function of altitude, providing a convenient way to inspect the model's output. Unit tests have been added to ensure the correctness of the implementation, covering all density profiles and the plotting functionality.
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This pull request introduces a new Exosphere class for modeling neutral density profiles, along with corresponding unit tests. The implementation is well-structured and the tests cover the main functionality. My review includes several suggestions to improve the code's robustness, clarity, and maintainability:
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In
flekspy.util.exosphere.py:- Removing an unused parameter from the
__init__method. - Clarifying a docstring to prevent misuse.
- Improving the class design by removing unnecessary instance attributes.
- Using
typing.Literalto make theneutral_profileparameter more robust. - Adding type hints to a method signature for better static analysis.
- Removing an unused parameter from the
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In
tests/test_exosphere.py:- Refactoring tests using
pytest.mark.parametrizeto reduce code duplication. - Decoupling tests from implementation details for more robust verification.
- Refactoring tests using
These changes will enhance the quality and usability of the new Exosphere model.
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This commit introduces a new `Exosphere` class in the `flekspy.util` module for modeling neutral density profiles in planetary exospheres. The `Exosphere` class supports multiple profile types, including exponential, power-law, and the Chamberlain model. It is initialized with physical parameters such as number density, scale height, temperature, and exobase radius. The `neutral_profile` parameter uses `typing.Literal` for improved type safety. A `plot_neutral_profile` method is included to visualize the neutral density as a function of altitude, providing a convenient way to inspect the model's output. Unit tests have been added to ensure the correctness of the implementation, covering all density profiles and the plotting functionality. The tests have been refactored to use `pytest.mark.parametrize` for better readability and maintainability.
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This commit introduces a new
Exosphereclass in theflekspy.utilmodule for modeling neutral density profiles in planetary exospheres.The
Exosphereclass supports multiple profile types, including exponential, power-law, and the Chamberlain model. It is initialized with physical parameters such as number density, scale height, temperature, and exobase radius.A
plot_neutral_profilemethod is included to visualize the neutral density as a function of altitude, providing a convenient way to inspect the model's output.Unit tests have been added to ensure the correctness of the implementation, covering all density profiles and the plotting functionality.