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WalkthroughUpdated CLAUDE.md: added a "Coding Conventions" section (Logging Format, Database Column Comments, Endpoint Documentation) and clarified the database migration command to use a specific rev-id workflow with a double-quoted message and Changes
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23-24: Clear migration instruction with explicit rev-id guidance.The update helpfully specifies that the rev-id should be the latest existing revision ID + 1. The example (
--rev-id 040) makes this concrete and actionable for developers.
96-109: Logging format convention is well-structured and documented.The requirement to include function names in square brackets is clear, and the examples demonstrate the pattern effectively. This convention will improve log readability and debugging.
111-128: Database column comments guidance is practical and prioritized.The use of
sa_column_kwargsis the correct approach for SQLModel/SQLAlchemy. The priority cases (non-obvious purposes, status/type fields, JSON/metadata columns, foreign keys) provide good guidance on where to focus documentation effort.
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| Use external markdown files for Swagger API documentation instead of inline strings: | ||
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| description=load_description("domain/action.md"), | ||
| response_model=APIResponse[ResponseModel], | ||
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| Store documentation files in `backend/app/api/docs/<domain>/<action>.md` |
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Add docstring to load_description() function for clarity.
The load_description() helper function exists in backend/app/utils.py and is properly accessible. It's already imported and used across 17+ route files following the pattern documented in CLAUDE.md. However, the function lacks a docstring explaining its purpose and usage. Adding documentation would improve discoverability and make it easier for developers to understand the expected path format without needing to examine the implementation.
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load_description() helper in backend/app/utils.py that explains its purpose
(loading external Markdown strings for route descriptions), the expected
parameter(s) (path relative to backend/app/api/docs, accepted formats like
"domain/action.md" or subpaths), return type (string containing markdown),
behavior on missing files or IO errors (exceptions raised or default fallback),
and a short usage example showing how to call it from router decorators; keep it
concise, follow project docstring style, and include parameter/return
annotations and any raised exceptions.
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