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  • Documentation
    • Enhanced internal documentation to improve clarity and maintainability across multiple components.
  • Chores
    • Updated formatting procedures for dependency listings and build processes.
    • Adjusted indentation settings in configuration files for consistency and readability.

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The pull request updates various files by enhancing documentation and refining formatting. The CHANGELOG.md now includes an additional line under "Maintenance" and retains its existing dependency listings. In the package.json file, the formatting script has been simplified by removing the --list option. Additionally, several source files (src/main.ts, src/settings.ts, and src/suggest.ts) now feature extensive JSDoc comments that provide detailed descriptions for classes, methods, interfaces, and constants to improve clarity and maintainability.

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CHANGELOG.md Added "Improved internal documentation" under "Maintenance"; no changes to dependency listings.
package.json Modified the "format" script by removing the --list flag, so it now runs as "prettier --write --ignore-unknown ." instead.
src/main.ts, src/settings.ts, src/suggest.ts Added comprehensive JSDoc comments including file-level descriptions, and detailed annotations for classes, methods, interfaces, and constants.
.editorconfig, .github/dependabot.yml, .github/workflows/codeql.yml, .github/workflows/release.yml Reformatted indentation for improved readability; no changes to functionality.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.17.2)
CHANGELOG.md

20-20: Unordered list indentation
Expected: 2; Actual: 4

(MD007, ul-indent)


21-21: Unordered list indentation
Expected: 2; Actual: 4

(MD007, ul-indent)


22-22: Unordered list indentation
Expected: 2; Actual: 4

(MD007, ul-indent)

🔇 Additional comments (19)
CHANGELOG.md (1)

17-17: Excellent addition to the changelog!

The addition of "Improved internal documentation" under the Maintenance section accurately reflects the changes made in this PR.

package.json (1)

5-5: Simplified format script

Removing the --list option from the Prettier command is a good change. The --list option would print the names of files that would be formatted, which is unnecessary noise during normal development.

src/settings.ts (7)

1-11: Great file-level documentation!

The added file header clearly explains the purpose of this file and outlines the settings it manages. This improves maintainability and helps new contributors understand the codebase quickly.


25-42: Well-documented settings interface

The JSDoc comments for each property in the ChangelogSettings interface clearly explain their purpose and role, making the code more understandable for maintainers.


45-47: Good documentation for DEFAULT_SETTINGS

The added JSDoc comment clearly explains the purpose of the DEFAULT_SETTINGS constant.


56-64: Comprehensive class documentation with API references

The JSDoc comment for the ChangelogSettingsTab class with the API reference link is valuable for developers who need to understand how this class interacts with Obsidian's API.


66-74: Well-documented constructor

The constructor documentation clearly explains the parameters and their purpose.


76-107: Good method documentation for renderExcludedFolders

The JSDoc comment clearly explains the purpose of the method and its parameters.


109-233: Excellent documentation for the display method

The documentation for the display method includes a clear description of its purpose and valuable links to the Obsidian API documentation, which will help maintainers understand how this method works within the Obsidian ecosystem.

src/suggest.ts (6)

1-8: Clear file-level documentation

The added file header provides a concise explanation of the file's purpose and its role in the plugin, which is very helpful for maintainers.


12-20: Well-documented class with API reference

The JSDoc comment for the PathSuggest class with the API reference link helps developers understand how this class extends Obsidian's functionality.


22-30: Clear constructor documentation

The constructor documentation clearly explains the parameters and their purpose.


32-69: Comprehensive method documentation with API references

The documentation for the getSuggestions method is thorough, explaining both its purpose and including useful API references that will help maintainers understand the Obsidian API integration.


71-78: Good method documentation for renderSuggestion

The JSDoc comment clearly explains the purpose of the method and its parameters.


80-89: Clear method documentation for selectSuggestion

The JSDoc comment effectively explains the method's purpose and behavior when a suggestion is selected.

src/main.ts (4)

1-8: File-level documentation adds excellent context

The added file-level JSDoc comment provides clear context about the file's purpose and its role in the plugin. This type of high-level documentation helps new contributors understand the codebase structure at a glance.


18-21: Class documentation enhances code understandability

The class-level JSDoc documentation clearly explains the purpose of the ChangelogPlugin class and its relationship to Obsidian's Plugin system, which is valuable context for maintainers.


23-23: Property documentation is concise and helpful

The brief documentation for the settings property adds clarity without being overly verbose.


26-33: Comprehensive method documentation with API references

Excellent documentation for all methods with:

  1. Clear descriptions of purpose and functionality
  2. Parameter documentation where applicable
  3. Links to relevant Obsidian API documentation
  4. Explanation of dependencies and interactions

The inclusion of @see tags with direct links to the Obsidian API documentation is particularly valuable for developers who need to understand how this plugin interacts with Obsidian's API.

Also applies to: 52-57, 62-65, 72-75, 83-89, 98-102, 109-113, 120-125, 131-134, 149-156, 179-189, 202-204, 213-215

@philoserf philoserf merged commit 64143ad into main Mar 9, 2025
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@philoserf philoserf deleted the improve-docs branch March 9, 2025 15:27
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