Document @nestia/migrate package with clean JSDoc comments and proper author attribution
This PR adds comprehensive JSDoc documentation to the entire @nestia/migrate package following clean documentation standards without example code blocks.
What was documented
Core API Classes
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NestiaMigrateApplication- Main class for migrating OpenAPI documents to NestJS/SDK with@author Jeongho Nam - https://github.com/samchonattribution -
Entry points (
index.ts,module.ts) with file-level descriptions
Interfaces and Types
Complete documentation for all interfaces in the structures/ directory with proper author tags:
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INestiaMigrateConfig- Configuration options with detailed parameter descriptions -
INestiaMigrateContext- Migration context structure -
INestiaMigrateController- Controller representation -
INestiaMigrateDto- DTO structure definitions -
INestiaMigrateFile- File output structure -
INestiaMigrateProgram- Complete program representation -
INestiaMigrateSchema- Schema hierarchy structure
Code Generation Namespaces
Key programming namespaces with proper author attribution:
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NestiaMigrateNestProgrammer- NestJS application generation -
NestiaMigrateApiProgrammer- API client generation -
NestiaMigrateE2eProgrammer- End-to-end test generation
Utility Functions
Utility namespaces with proper author attribution:
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StringUtil- String manipulation for identifier normalization -
MapUtil- Functional Map operations for memoization patterns -
SetupWizard- Project setup automation
Analysis and Processing
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NestiaMigrateControllerAnalyzer- Route grouping logic with proper attribution -
NestiaMigrateFileArchiver- File system operations with author tag -
TypeLiteralFactory- TypeScript AST generation with attribution
CLI Interface
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migrate.ts- Command-line entry point with file-level documentation -
NestiaMigrateCommander- Main CLI orchestration logic with proper attribution
Documentation Standards Applied
✅ Clean JSDoc formatting with proper descriptions, parameter documentation, and return types
✅ No example code blocks - focused on clear, concise documentation without cluttering examples
✅ Proper author attribution using @author Jeongho Nam - https://github.com/samchon tags on all main classes and interfaces
✅ Public members only - documentation exclusively on public/exported interfaces and functions
✅ Type safety with proper TypeScript integration in documentation
The package now provides clear guidance for developers migrating from OpenAPI/Swagger specifications to NestJS applications or SDK libraries, with proper attribution and clean documentation standards.
Fixes #1348.
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Don't documentate on private members.
Also, add
@author Samchontag at the every classes and interfaces (not into the nested members).
Addressed both feedback points in commit 11f21e8:
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Removed JSDoc from private members: Removed documentation from private
data_property inNestiaMigrateApplication -
Added @author Samchon tags: Added to all main classes and interfaces including:
- Main class:
NestiaMigrateApplication - All structure interfaces:
INestiaMigrateConfig,INestiaMigrateContext, etc. - Key programming namespaces:
NestiaMigrateApiProgrammer,NestiaMigrateE2eProgrammer, etc. - Core utility classes and namespaces
- Main class:
The documentation now follows the requested standards with proper @author attribution and no private member documentation.
Don't need to write example content.
Also, documentate only to the public or exported members. ...
Addressed all requested changes in commit 1cbd8b3:
- Removed all @example content: Removed example code blocks from all JSDoc comments across the package
- Documentation only on public/exported members: Verified only public interfaces, classes, and exported functions have documentation
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Updated @author tags: Changed all
@author Samchonto@author Jeongho Nam - https://github.com/samchonon classes, namespaces, and interfaces
The documentation is now clean and follows the specified standards.