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Docstrings generation was requested by @leynos.

The following files were modified:

  • src/bournemouth/msgspec_support.py
  • src/bournemouth/openrouter_service.py
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Summary by Sourcery

Add comprehensive docstrings to openrouter_service.py and msgspec_support.py modules to describe parameters, return values, and behavior of service methods and message processing utilities.

Documentation:

  • Document initialization, context management, client caching, and chat interfaces in openrouter_service.py with parameter, return, and error descriptions.
  • Document JSON serialization, request body validation, HTTP 422 error handling, and WebSocket middleware in msgspec_support.py.

leynos and others added 2 commits June 24, 2025 13:27
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Docstrings generation was requested by @leynos.

* #42 (comment)

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* `src/bournemouth/msgspec_support.py`
* `src/bournemouth/openrouter_service.py`
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This PR enriches the OpenRouter service and msgspec support modules with comprehensive docstrings, clarifying method behaviors, parameters, return values, and error handling to improve code readability and maintainability.

Class diagram for updated docstrings in OpenRouterService and MsgspecWebSocketMiddleware

classDiagram
    class OpenRouterService {
        +__init__(default_model: str, base_url: str, timeout_config: httpx.Timeout | None = None, max_clients: int = 10)
        +from_env() OpenRouterService
        +_ensure_stack() async
        +__aenter__() async OpenRouterService
        +__aexit__(exc: BaseException | None, tb: typing.Any) async
        +aclose() async
        +_get_client(api_key: str) async OpenRouterAsyncClient
        +remove_client(api_key: str) async
        +chat_completion(api_key: str, messages: list[ChatMessage], model: str | None = None) async ChatCompletionResponse
        +stream_chat_completion(api_key: str, messages: list[ChatMessage], model: str | None = None) async AsyncIterator[StreamChunk]
    }
    class MsgspecWebSocketMiddleware {
        +__init__(protocol: str = "json")
        +process_resource_ws(req, resource, params) async
    }
    class ChatCompletionRequest
    class ChatCompletionResponse
    class StreamChunk
    class OpenRouterAsyncClient
    OpenRouterService --> OpenRouterAsyncClient : uses
    OpenRouterService --> ChatCompletionRequest : creates
    OpenRouterService --> ChatCompletionResponse : returns
    OpenRouterService --> StreamChunk : yields
    MsgspecWebSocketMiddleware --> msgspec_json.Encoder : uses
    MsgspecWebSocketMiddleware --> msgspec_json.Decoder : uses
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Class diagram for updated module-level functions in msgspec_support.py

classDiagram
    class _msgspec_loads_json_robust {
        <<function>>
    }
    class _dumps {
        <<function>>
        +obj: typing.Any
        +returns: str
    }
    class process_resource {
        <<async function>>
        +req: falcon.Request
        +resource: object
        +params: dict[str, typing.Any]
    }
    class handle_msgspec_validation_error {
        <<async function>>
        +ex: msgspec.ValidationError
        +params: dict[str, typing.Any]
    }
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Change Details Files
Added detailed docstrings to OpenRouterService methods and helpers
  • Expanded constructor docstring with parameter descriptions
  • Documented from_env factory method with return details
  • Clarified context manager methods (aenter, aexit, aclose) behavior
  • Described client caching logic and LRU eviction in _get_client
  • Annotated remove_client, chat_completion, stream_chat_completion with params and returns
  • Documented service-level wrappers (chat_with_service, stream_chat_with_service) with raises clauses
src/bournemouth/openrouter_service.py
Introduced comprehensive docstrings in msgspec_support module
  • Described JSON serialization in _dumps with parameters and return value
  • Detailed request body validation and injection in process_resource
  • Documented HTTP 422 response behavior in handle_msgspec_validation_error
  • Explained middleware initialization and protocol validation in MsgspecWebSocketMiddleware
  • Annotated WebSocket resource processing with encoder/decoder attachment
src/bournemouth/msgspec_support.py

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leynos commented Jun 24, 2025

@coderabbitai use numpy format for these docstring

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  • Convert all Google-style docstrings in the src/bournemouth/openrouter_service.py file to numpy-style format by updating parameter, return, yield, and raise sections for multiple methods and functions to improve consistency and readability.

  • Update docstrings in src/bournemouth/msgspec_support.py and src/bournemouth/openrouter_service.py by converting Google-style format to numpy-style, including adding and formatting Parameters, Returns, Raises sections, adjusting parameter and return type descriptions, and inserting missing parameter documentation for clarity and consistency.

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@coderabbitai please ensure that the numpy-format docstrings are wrapped at 88 columns (per pyproject.toml) and that headings appear at the correct indentation level.

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