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feat: Implement Phase 3 - CLI improvements and multiple output formats
CLI Enhancements: - Migrate to flag package for robust argument parsing - Add comprehensive help message with usage examples - Improve version output formatting - Support both positional arguments and flags for file path New Output Formats: - JSON output: Structured data for programmatic use (-o json) - CSV output: Spreadsheet-friendly format (-o csv) - Table output: Enhanced default format with color control New CLI Flags: - -f, --file: Path to task definition file - -o, --output: Output format (table/json/csv) - -v, --version: Show version information - --no-color: Disable colored output - -h, --help: Show detailed help message Renderer Improvements: - Add RenderJSON() for structured JSON output - Add RenderCSV() for CSV export - Enhance RenderTable() with color control parameter - Improve error handling with wrapped errors Test Coverage: - Add 7 new test cases for CLI features - Test all output formats (table, JSON, CSV) - Test color control and invalid format handling - Overall coverage improved to 51.3% (main), 88.4% (renderer) Documentation: - Update CLAUDE.md with new architecture and CLI options - Document all output formats and usage examples - Add testing section with common commands 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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‎CLAUDE.md‎

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## Project Overview
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ecsource is a CLI tool written in Go that parses AWS ECS Task Definition JSON files and displays resource allocations (CPU, memory, memory reservations) in an easy-to-read table format. It calculates and highlights leftover resources, displaying negative values in red to indicate over-allocation.
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ecsource is a CLI tool written in Go that parses AWS ECS Task Definition JSON files and displays resource allocations (CPU, memory, memory reservations) in multiple output formats. It calculates and highlights leftover resources, displaying negative values in red (table format) to indicate over-allocation.
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## Development Commands
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### Run the tool
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```bash
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# Table output (default)
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./bin/ecsource <path-to-task-definition.json>
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# or
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ecsource test_task.json
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# JSON output
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ecsource -f test_task.json -o json
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# CSV output
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ecsource -f test_task.json -o csv
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# Disable color output
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ecsource test_task.json --no-color
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# Show version
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ecsource --version
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# Show help
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ecsource --help
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```
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### Testing
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Currently, there are no automated tests in this project. When adding tests, follow Go conventions:
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- Create `*_test.go` files
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- Run tests with `go test ./...`
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```bash
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# Run all tests
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go test ./...
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# Run tests with coverage
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go test -cover ./...
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# Run tests with verbose output
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go test -v ./...
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# Run tests with race detection
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go test -race ./...
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```
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## Architecture
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This is a single-file CLI application (`main.go`) with a straightforward structure:
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The project follows a modular package-based architecture:
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### Package Structure
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```
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ecsource/
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├── main.go # CLI entry point and argument parsing
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├── internal/
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│ ├── models/ # Data structures
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│ │ └── task.go # TaskDefinition, ContainerDefinition, ResourceSummary
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│ ├── parser/ # JSON parsing logic
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│ │ ├── parser.go # LoadTaskDefinitionFromFile, ParseTaskDefinition
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│ │ └── parser_test.go # Parser tests (92.3% coverage)
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│ ├── calculator/ # Resource calculation logic
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│ │ ├── calculator.go # CalculateResources
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│ │ └── calculator_test.go # Calculator tests (100% coverage)
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│ └── renderer/ # Output rendering logic
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│ ├── table.go # RenderTable, RenderJSON, RenderCSV
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│ └── table_test.go # Renderer tests (100% coverage)
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```
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### Input Format
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The tool accepts ECS Task Definition JSON in two formats:
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1. Wrapped format: `{"taskDefinition": {...}}`
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2. Direct format: `{...}` (raw task definition object)
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The JSON is unmarshalled into the `TaskDefinition` struct, which contains:
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- Task-level settings: CPU, Memory, Family, NetworkMode, etc.
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- Array of `ContainerDefinition` objects with per-container resources
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The JSON is parsed by `internal/parser` package into the `TaskDefinition` struct.
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### Core Data Structures
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### Core Data Structures (internal/models)
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- `TaskDefinition`: Top-level structure representing the ECS task
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- `ContainerDefinition`: Individual container configuration including CPU, Memory, MemoryReservation
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- `ResourceSummary`: Calculated resource totals and leftovers
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- Supporting structs: `Environment`, `LogConfiguration`, `Secret`, `PortMapping`, `FirelensConfiguration`, `DockerLabels`
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### Processing Logic
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1. Parse command-line arguments (file path, version, help)
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2. Read and unmarshal JSON file into `TaskDefinition`
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3. Create table with tablewriter library
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4. Calculate sums of all container resources
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5. Calculate leftover resources (task allocation - sum of containers)
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6. Apply red color to negative leftover values
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7. Render table to stdout
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### Processing Flow
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1. **CLI Parsing** (`main.go`): Parse command-line arguments using flag package
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2. **File Loading** (`internal/parser`): Read and parse JSON file into TaskDefinition
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3. **Calculation** (`internal/calculator`): Calculate resource totals and leftovers
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4. **Rendering** (`internal/renderer`): Output results in specified format (table/JSON/CSV)
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### CLI Options
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- `-f, --file`: Path to ECS task definition JSON file
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- `-o, --output`: Output format (table, json, csv) - default: table
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- `-v, --version`: Show version information
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- `--no-color`: Disable color output for table format
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- `-h, --help`: Show help message
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### Version Information
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The `Version` and `Revision` variables are set at build time via ldflags (see `.goreleaser.yml`). These are displayed with the `-v` or `--version` flag.
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- `github.com/olekukonko/tablewriter`: For rendering ASCII tables
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- Go 1.19+
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- Standard library: encoding/json, encoding/csv, flag, io, fmt, log, os, strconv
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## Key Implementation Details
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- The tool displays task-level settings, individual container resources, sum of all containers, and leftover resources
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- Negative leftover values (over-allocation) are highlighted in red using tablewriter's color feature (main.go:159-176)
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- The tool handles both wrapped (`{"taskDefinition": {...}}`) and unwrapped JSON formats for flexibility
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- Error handling uses `log.Fatal()` for all errors
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### Output Formats
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#### Table Format (default)
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- Displays task-level settings, individual container resources, sum of all containers, and leftover resources
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- Negative leftover values (over-allocation) are highlighted in red using tablewriter's color feature
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- Color can be disabled with `--no-color` flag
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#### JSON Format
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- Structured JSON output with taskDefinition, containers, and summary sections
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- Useful for programmatic processing and integration with other tools
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#### CSV Format
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- Simple CSV format with header row
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- Easy to import into spreadsheets or data analysis tools
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### Error Handling
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- All parsing errors are properly handled and returned with context
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- Invalid CPU/Memory values are caught and reported with clear error messages
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- File not found and invalid JSON errors are handled gracefully
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### Testing
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- Comprehensive test suite with 25+ test cases
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- Coverage: main (50%+), internal packages (92-100%)
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- Tests cover normal operation, error cases, and edge cases
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- CI/CD integration with GitHub Actions for automated testing
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### Code Quality
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- All code formatted with `gofmt`
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- No warnings from `go vet`
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- Clear separation of concerns following SOLID principles
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- Well-documented public APIs with GoDoc comments

‎internal/renderer/table.go‎

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func RenderTable(w io.Writer, taskDef *models.TaskDefinition, summary *models.ResourceSummary) {
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func RenderTable(w io.Writer, taskDef *models.TaskDefinition, summary *models.ResourceSummary, enableColor bool) {
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type OutputData struct {
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Containers []ContainerInfo `json:"containers"`
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