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pathfinding challenge 1.0.1

Fuel Efficiency Pathfinding Challenge

Installing
For installing the package you have to execute:
pipx install pathfing_challenge

or your preferable package management system
pip install pathfing_challenge

Test coverage
The coverage is on 99%, the complete html report can be found at:
coverage report
About
Our solution focus on solving path finding with a path cost based on two attributes, the distance between two coordinates and
the terrain fuel consumption.
The package has two libraries:

algorithms
entities

Two path finding algorithms can be applied to solve a grid specific:

A*
Djikstra

Execution
You can execute a random grid example running:
from pathfinding_challenge.algorithms.example import PFC

pf = PFC()
pf.run_example()

License
MIT
Author
Lucas S. Althoff @lucas-althoff ls.althoff@gmail.com

Overview
Welcome to the Fuel Efficiency Path Challenge! In this coding exercise, you are tasked with implementing a series of entities and algorithms to map the most fuel-efficient path through various terrains. This challenge is designed to assess your skills in algorithm implementation, object-oriented programming, and problem-solving.
NOTE: Do NOT modify the tests in the tests folder. These tests are used to verify your code and should not be changed.
Solution Submission
Ensure your submission is zipped/compressed, does NOT change the tests, AND includes your .git file.
Challenge Description
Your mission involves two key components: entities and algorithms. These are represented as two separate folders in the repository. Each folder contains files that define the structure and requirements of components you need to implement.
Entities
The entities folder contains definitions for different objects in a grid that represents various terrains. Your task is to implement the functionality of these entities. The entities include:

DownHill
Valley
Position
UpHill
Node
Plateau

Each of these entities plays a role in the simulation of a vehicle moving through different terrains, affecting its fuel efficiency.
Algorithms
The algorithms folder includes files that describe algorithms for pathfinding. These algorithms will be used to determine the most efficient path through the grid considering the different terrains. The algorithms you need to implement are:

Dijkstra
PathFinding
AStar

You will need to understand and implement these algorithms to find the optimal path in terms of fuel efficiency.
Testing
To assist you in this challenge, a suite of tests is provided. These tests will guide you through the implementation process and ensure your code meets the specified requirements. The tests can be found in the tests folder.
CI/CD Implementation Requirements
As part of this project, you are required to set up a Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipeline using GitHub Actions. This pipeline will automate the testing and deployment of your code.
Workflow Steps

Testing with pytest: Upon each push or pull request to the main branch, the CI pipeline should automatically execute tests using pytest. This ensures that all new changes are verified before deployment.

Building the Package: If the tests pass, the next step is to build the Python package. This process involves preparing the package for distribution, ensuring that it is ready for deployment to PyPI.

Creating a GitHub Workflow Artifact: After successful deployment to PyPI, create a downloadable artifact of your package within the GitHub Workflow. This artifact should be accessible from the GitHub Actions run, allowing users to directly download the package version from GitHub.

Good Luck!
We look forward to seeing your innovative solutions to this unique and challenging problem. Good luck, and happy coding!
Rubric for Fuel Efficiency Path Challenge
Total Points: 100
1. Implementation of Entities (30 points)

DownHill Implementation: 5 points
Valley Implementation: 5 points
Position Implementation: 5 points
UpHill Implementation: 5 points
Node Implementation: 5 points
Plateau Implementation: 5 points

2. Implementation of Algorithms (30 points)

Dijkstra Algorithm Implementation: 15 points
PathFinding Algorithm Implementation: 15 points

3. Code Quality and Style (10 points)

Readability: 5 points
Adherence to coding standards/conventions: 5 points

4. Testing and Test Coverage (20 points)

Comprehensive test cases: 10 points
Test coverage (measured using a tool like coverage.py): 10 points

5. CI/CD Pipeline Implementation (10 points)

Correct setup of GitHub Actions for pytest: 3 points
Successful building and packaging of the Python package: 3 points
Creation of a downloadable GitHub Workflow artifact: 4 points