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Add comprehensive JSDoc documentation for: - Cost calculation modes and sort order types in types.internal.ts - Shared CLI argument definitions in shared-args.internal.ts - LiteLLM pricing URL constant in consts.internal.ts These foundational types and constants are used throughout the application and benefit from clear documentation explaining their purpose and usage.
Add JSDoc documentation for: - Logger instance and console.log export in logger.ts - Token calculation and aggregation functions in calculate-cost.ts These utility functions are fundamental building blocks used across the application for logging and cost calculations.
Add JSDoc documentation for: - Number, currency, and model name formatting functions in utils.internal.ts - ResponsiveTable class and helper methods in utils.table.ts These utilities handle data presentation and table rendering with responsive design for different terminal widths.
Add comprehensive JSDoc documentation for PricingFetcher class: - Class overview and Disposable pattern implementation - Model pricing fetching and caching methods - Cost calculation functions with detailed parameter documentation The PricingFetcher is critical for accurate cost calculations from LiteLLM pricing data with fallback matching for model names.
Add JSDoc documentation for pricing mismatch detection: - Threshold constants and type definitions for discrepancy tracking - Functions to detect and analyze pricing mismatches between pre-calculated costs and token-based calculations - Comprehensive reporting functionality for debugging cost differences This helps developers and users identify and troubleshoot pricing calculation inconsistencies in usage data.
Add comprehensive JSDoc documentation for session block management: - Type definitions for usage entries, blocks, and projections - Block identification and creation algorithms - Burn rate calculation and usage projection functions - Recent block filtering for time-based analysis Session blocks are core to billing period analysis and represent 5-hour usage windows with gap detection and projection capabilities.
Add JSDoc documentation for core data loading functionality: - Valibot schemas for usage data validation - Type definitions for daily, monthly, and session usage - Data loading functions with filtering and aggregation - Claude data directory path resolution and cost calculation modes The data loader is the foundation of the application, handling JSONL file processing, deduplication, and cost calculation integration.
Add JSDoc documentation for command line interface: - Main command setup and subcommand mapping in commands/index.ts - Session blocks command with formatting and parsing utilities - Constants for display thresholds and terminal width handling These command modules provide the user-facing CLI interface with responsive display formatting and comprehensive usage reporting.
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThis update introduces comprehensive JSDoc-style documentation across the codebase, annotating types, constants, functions, and classes in multiple modules. The changes clarify the purpose, parameters, and return values of exported entities, improving code readability and maintainability. No logic, control flow, or functional behavior is altered; all modifications are purely documentation enhancements. Changes
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This pull request is a significant documentation effort, introducing comprehensive JSDoc comments throughout the entire codebase. The primary goal is to enhance developer experience, improve code maintainability, and provide clearer understanding of the system's various components, from core utilities to CLI commands and data processing logic.
Highlights
- Comprehensive Documentation: Added extensive JSDoc comments to all functions, types, and constants across the codebase to improve clarity and maintainability.
- Improved Developer Experience: The new documentation enhances IDE intellisense, autocompletion, and makes onboarding for new contributors significantly easier.
- Core Utilities & Data Processing: Documented key utility functions for logging, cost calculation, formatting, and data handling including loading, aggregation, and validation schemas.
- Pricing & Session Analysis: Provided detailed JSDoc for the LiteLLM integration, cost calculation logic, and session block analysis for billing and usage projections.
- CLI & Debugging Tools: Documented CLI command infrastructure, user interface components, and tools for detecting pricing mismatches.
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This pull request successfully adds comprehensive JSDoc documentation across the codebase, significantly improving clarity and maintainability. The documentation covers types, constants, and functions as described, with clear descriptions, parameters, and return values. The effort to document various parts of the system, including data loading, pricing, session blocks, and CLI arguments, is commendable and will greatly benefit developers working with this code. One minor suggestion is to ensure documentation accurately reflects unused parameters if they are not intended for future use.
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| * Formats the list of models used in a block for display | ||
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| * @param compact - Whether to use compact formatting (unused currently) |
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The JSDoc notes that the compact parameter is currently unused. If compact formatting is not intended to be implemented for this function, consider removing the parameter and updating the description to avoid confusion.
docs: add comprehensive JSDoc documentation for all functions and types
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This PR adds comprehensive JSDoc documentation throughout the codebase to improve developer experience and code maintainability.
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