Release Documentation & Metadata

[CallMarcus]

Phase 2: Release Documentation & Metadata

Create comprehensive documentation and metadata for the PyPI package to ensure discoverability and professional presentation.

Documentation Tasks:

• Create detailed CHANGELOG.md with v1.0.0 feature highlights
• Update README.md with PyPI installation instructions
• Add comprehensive package description for PyPI
• Create AUTHORS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md files
• Document all CLI options and usage examples
• Add badges for PyPI version, downloads, and Python compatibility

Metadata & Configuration:

• Set proper package classifiers in pyproject.toml:
  • Development Status :: 5 - Production/Stable
  • Intended Audience :: System Administrators
  • Topic :: Security
  • Topic :: Internet :: Name Service (DNS)
  • Topic :: System :: Networking :: Monitoring
• Add keywords for discoverability: security, dns, sri, domain-analysis, cybersecurity
• Configure proper license information (MIT)
• Set up project URLs (homepage, repository, issues, documentation)

Key Features to Highlight:

• SRI Scanning: Subresource Integrity analysis for supply chain security
• Lightning-Fast Performance: Parallel processing for large domain portfolios
• Comprehensive Analysis: 29-column CSV output with detailed security metrics
• SecurityScorecard Integration: Alignment with modern scoring criteria
• Enterprise Ready: DNS security, email authentication, compliance reporting

Installation & Usage Examples:

# Installation
pip install domain-security-analyzer

# Basic usage
domain-analyzer domains.txt results.csv

# Advanced usage with custom workers
domain-analyzer large-portfolio.txt detailed-report.csv 50

Acceptance Criteria:

• Professional README with clear installation and usage instructions
• Complete changelog documenting all v1.0.0 features
• PyPI package description showcases key value propositions
• All documentation is accurate and up-to-date
• Package metadata enables easy discovery by target users

Priority: Medium - Required before publishing