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feat(lint): check for docblock in public API exports #106

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@kalisjoshua kalisjoshua commented Nov 18, 2024

Closes #113

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issue #113

@kalisjoshua kalisjoshua force-pushed the feat/103-docblock branch 3 times, most recently from c96f37d to eec16e4 Compare November 19, 2024 13:18
@kalisjoshua kalisjoshua force-pushed the feat/103-docblock branch 4 times, most recently from 7cc34ac to 7c43fb5 Compare November 19, 2024 19:39
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"indexer": "turbo index",
"license": "pnpm zx scripts/license.mjs",
"lint": "turbo lint",
"postlint": "pnpm zx scripts/docblock.mjs",
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Can probably just make this part of the lint command so that turbo can cache it.

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Does turbo not execute post* script automatically?

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By natural of it running package commands, it might. But I don't think that it will cache the output which is needed to allow it to "skip" processes that don't need to run again.

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How do we test it to see?

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I moved it into lint.

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Yea, doing && command still won't cache it in turbo. Need to do something like Adding tasks and then in the actual lint script do something like running multiple. i.e.

"lint": "turbo run lint:code lint:comments",

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Comment on lines 25 to 47
if (node.type === 'ExportDeclaration') {
if (node.declaration.identifier) {
acc.push(node.declaration.identifier.value);
} else if (node.declaration.declarations) {
for (const inner of node.declaration.declarations) {
acc.push(inner.id.value);
}
}
}
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Type exports are also declaration.id.value

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For the context - docblock - does it matter? Do we want to expect docblock for type alias'?

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Yea. Still a part of the public facing API. And, depending on how the type is constructed, intellisense won't help. Unless you "goto definition" several times.

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I think I got this fixed. Let me knwo.

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@kalisjoshua kalisjoshua changed the title start for docblock check check for docblock in public API exports Nov 22, 2024
@kalisjoshua kalisjoshua changed the title check for docblock in public API exports feat(lint): check for docblock in public API exports Nov 22, 2024
@kalisjoshua kalisjoshua force-pushed the feat/103-docblock branch 2 times, most recently from 7712de1 to 8fe201f Compare December 2, 2024 15:34
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belsrc commented Dec 2, 2024

Additionally, @brandonjpierce, I'm assuming we want this to be per package like normal? For caching reasons.

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belsrc commented Dec 2, 2024

Since it is relevant, this doesn't check for "correctness" does it? It's purely "do I have at least a /** */ above the code?"

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Since it is relevant, this doesn't check for "correctness" does it? It's purely "do I have at least a /** */ above the code?"

I thought that was what we talked about? Checking for "correctness" is a deeper rabbit hole; one I am happy to go down if that is what we want.

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belsrc commented Dec 2, 2024

Ok, then let me spin up a new ticket as this doesn't directly address the one linked in the description. As for the second part of your comment, personally I think "probably". I don't know the usefulness of simply checking if there is any comment since I'm assuming /** */ will "pass". Which wouldn't do anything to help us with docs.

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Ok, then let me spin up a new ticket as this doesn't directly address the one linked in the description. As for the second part of your comment, personally I think "probably". I don't know the usefulness of simply checking if there is any comment since I'm assuming /** */ will "pass". Which wouldn't do anything to help us with docs.

The ticket doesn't detail what it is looking for. What defines "correctness"?

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belsrc commented Dec 2, 2024

Added #113. Updated this description for link. Clarified in original #103.

To add to that, most of the issues that me and Brandon created were done in like 30min and were aimed towards us. So if there is additional clarity needed for you, please just pop a comment in them. Since you aren't knee deep in the internal project that most of them came from.

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If we are just looking for the docblock to have those elements - description and example - then that is easy enough. But executing the examples to check that level of correctness would be more involved.

@kalisjoshua kalisjoshua added the docs Documentation only changes label Dec 23, 2024
@kalisjoshua kalisjoshua added the ci Changes to our CI configuration files and scripts label Dec 23, 2024
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