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✏️ Tip: You can customize this high-level summary in your review settings. WalkthroughA TypeDoc-based documentation generation system is added with configuration files for client, v1, and v2 API versions. Related npm scripts (docs:clean, docs:generate) are introduced, along with TypeDoc dependencies. The .gitignore and README are updated accordingly. Changes
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Learnt from: Yusuf023
Repo: Meeting-BaaS/sdk-generator PR: 13
File: .github/workflows/auto-update.yml:79-80
Timestamp: 2025-12-04T00:48:42.374Z
Learning: In the Meeting-BaaS/sdk-generator repository: v2 webhook files (src/generated/v2/api/webhooks/) contain TypeScript types and Zod schemas that provide type safety for webhook payload handling, unlike v1 webhook files (src/generated/v1/api/webhooks/) which are purely documentation. Changes to v2 webhook files should trigger releases as they provide value to users.
📚 Learning: 2025-12-04T00:48:42.374Z
Learnt from: Yusuf023
Repo: Meeting-BaaS/sdk-generator PR: 13
File: .github/workflows/auto-update.yml:79-80
Timestamp: 2025-12-04T00:48:42.374Z
Learning: In the Meeting-BaaS/sdk-generator repository: v2 webhook files (src/generated/v2/api/webhooks/) contain TypeScript types and Zod schemas that provide type safety for webhook payload handling, unlike v1 webhook files (src/generated/v1/api/webhooks/) which are purely documentation. Changes to v2 webhook files should trigger releases as they provide value to users.
Applied to files:
typedoc.v1.config.mjsREADME.mdtypedoc.v2.config.mjs
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package.json
[error] 1-1: Lockfile specifiers do not match package.json: the lockfile contains versions (e.g., axios 1.8.3, zod 3.24.2) that do not align with package.json. Run 'pnpm install' to synchronize lockfile.
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.gitignore (1)
29-34: LGTM! Clean gitignore updates.The trailing space fix on line 29 and the new
docs/generated/ignore entry correctly align with the documentation generation workflow introduced in this PR.package.json (2)
44-48: Scripts structure looks good.The documentation generation scripts are well-organized:
docs:cleanremoves generated filesdocs:generateorchestrates the full workflow (clean → v1 → v2 → client)- Individual
docs:generate:*scripts target specific configs
87-88: No action required—lockfile is already in sync and package versions are appropriate.The pnpm-lock.yaml is currently synchronized with package.json (working tree clean). The typedoc version (^0.28.15) is the latest stable release as of November 29, 2025. For typedoc-plugin-markdown (^4.9.0), the caret constraint allows compatible versions; npm shows 4.8.1 as the latest published version. No security advisories were found for either package.
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README.md (1)
478-518: Well-documented TypeDoc workflow.The documentation generation section is comprehensive and clearly explains the available commands for generating docs, the purpose of each TypeDoc configuration file, and the output structure and organization.
typedoc.config.mjs (1)
1-55: Client API configuration is well-structured and properly configured.Entry points are correctly set up and reference existing files (
src/node/client.tsandsrc/node/types.d.ts). The configuration is appropriate for client API documentation:
- Proper exclusion of test and example files
defaultCategory: "Other"is contextually appropriate for client bridge docskindSortOrderincluding "Enum" aligns with the client's exposed typestypedoc.v1.config.mjs (1)
1-55: Well-structured TypeDoc configuration for v1 API.The configuration is properly set up for v1 API documentation:
- Entry points (v1-methods.ts, types.d.ts) exist and are correctly referenced
- Appropriate exclusion of v2-specific code (v2-methods.ts is present and correctly excluded)
- Consistent organization and sorting with v2 config structure
- All required configuration files (tsconfig.json) in place
typedoc.v2.config.mjs (1)
1-55: Well-structured TypeDoc configuration for v2 API.The configuration is comprehensive and correctly structured. Entry point files exist and are properly referenced:
src/node/v2-methods.tsandsrc/node/types.d.ts. The exclusion patterns correctly filter out v1-specific code and test files. Organization and sorting settings are sensible, and the depth limit for readability is appropriate.
| kindSortOrder: [ | ||
| "Function", | ||
| "Interface", | ||
| "TypeAlias", | ||
| "Enum" | ||
| ], |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Consider consistent kindSortOrder across all configs.
The client config includes "Enum" in kindSortOrder (line 45), while the v1 and v2 configs don't. If enums are present in v1/v2 APIs, consider adding "Enum" to their configs for consistency.
If this difference is intentional (client API exposes enums while v1/v2 don't), consider adding a comment explaining why. Otherwise, align all three configs:
kindSortOrder: [
"Function",
"Interface",
- "TypeAlias"
+ "TypeAlias",
+ "Enum"
],Apply this change to both typedoc.v1.config.mjs and typedoc.v2.config.mjs if enums exist in those APIs.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In typedoc.config.mjs around lines 41 to 46, kindSortOrder includes "Enum" while
typedoc.v1.config.mjs and typedoc.v2.config.mjs do not; update the other two
configs to match or document the intentional difference. Check if v1/v2 APIs
contain enums—if they do, add "Enum" to their kindSortOrder arrays; if they do
not or the omission is intentional, add a short comment in each config
explaining why enums are excluded to avoid confusion.
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