Opening book series with "complete" explanations I am looking for opening books, preferably a series that explain different openings, where the opening is explained with a complete view:


strategic plans for main variants,
main tactical ideas,
usual pawn structures and how to play them (e.g. minority attacks,...),
usual endgames derived from the opening ( 2 pieces vs. Rook, ....) and how to play them,
if there are, main opening tricks.


I see these points as the things one should learn to master an opening. I don't mind the actual opening that the books explain; but I would prefer a series of books with different openings.
I am looking for opening books, preferably a series that explain
  different openings, where the opening is explained with a complete
  view:
  
  
  strategic plans for main variants,
  main tactical ideas,
  usual pawn structures and how to play them (e.g. minority    attacks,...),
  usual endgames derived from the opening ( 2 pieces vs. Rook, ....) and how to play them,
  if there are, main opening tricks.
  


Of all the books I have read, the Starting Out series are the closest thing you can find that matches your conditions. 

They give general information about main lines, informing the reader if they are theoretical or if you can get by with playing by general principles. 

They also warn if knowledge of the certain pawn structure/typical endgame is required, giving general tips on how to play those, which is good enough to help the reader start to understand the topic, and to provide him with enough details so he can do his own research.

The format of the book is also beginner-friendly as they explain ideas in prose with illustrative games, rather than smothering the reader with reams of analysis.

The series cover lots of openings, and generally have a good critics and readers review.

Hopefully this answer will help you. If you have further questions leave a comment and I will reply.

Best regards and good luck!