#33 Enhance Code Documentation for Improved Clarity and Maintainability #34
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Added doc comments to HttpRequest and HttpRequestBuilder Explained append() behavior and limits (header size, count) Documented known limitations (no chunked, no URI normalization) Improved inline comments for parsing logic and TODOs
Added documentation to HttpResponse, StreamedResponse, ChunkSender Described chunked transfer encoding behavior Clarified use cases for EmptyHttpResponse and raw proxy responses Improved comments, and header serialization explanation
Added doc comments to HttpRequest methods and brew() helper Explained HTTP/1.1 serialization and TCP interaction Added inline comments for protocol stripping and query formatting Improved string handling and result propagation for clarity
Added doc comments to HttpMethod enum and its variants Explained from_str fallback to Other(String) Clarified behavior of to_str() with examples Preserved future Protocol enum for later HTTPS support
Added module-level and function-level documentation Clarified purpose of from_u16 and to_string Fixed reason phrase for 302 (Found) Improved formatting for consistency and future maintainability
Added module-level docs to hteapot core server Documented Hteapot struct, listen flow Explained internal socket thread pool and keep-alive TTL Provided example usage in docs.rs-ready format
- Added doc comments to Cache struct and all methods - Explained TTL logic and usage with examples - Suggest simplified internal logic using idiomatic match patterns - Added inline comments for future maintainability
Added detailed doc comments explaining MIME type detection logic Suggest improved extension parsing with safer unwrap pattern Clarified default fallback to "application/octet-stream" Included example usage in doc comment for better discoverability
…ting Added doc comments to Logger, LogLevel, and SimpleTime Described internal buffer strategy and log flushing behavior Clarified component-based logging and custom timestamp formatting Included usage test for multi-component logging
Added module-level comments and doc comments to Config and TOMLtype Explained custom schema system and value parsing logic Suggest improved clarity of get2 trait method with inline commentary Added panic descriptions for TOML parsing edge cases
- Refactor match block to enhance clarity in handling `Some(c)` and `None` cases. - Add inline comments to explain the return values for both cases. - Use more consistent formatting and whitespace for better visual separation.
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This PR based on #33, addresses the need for comprehensive inline code documentation to improve the readability and maintainability of the Rust project. Clear and detailed documentation is essential for:
Maintainability: Makes it easier for developers to understand and modify the code.
Collaboration: Facilitates smoother collaboration between contributors by making the code more accessible.
Learning: Helps new developers quickly understand the codebase, lowering the entry barrier.
Debugging: Simplifies the identification and resolution of issues, making it easier to trace through code.
Key Tasks:
Add or improve doc comments (///) for public functions, structs, enums, and traits.
Provide explanations for complex algorithms or logic to clarify their purpose.
Clarify the purpose and usage of modules and sub-modules.
Document error handling, edge cases, and potential panics.
Add examples in doc comments when applicable to enhance understanding.