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participant Main as Main Function
participant GenDocs as generateServerParamtersDocs
participant Reflect as Field Iterator
participant Template as server-config.tmpl
participant Disk as File System
Main->>GenDocs: Call generateServerParamtersDocs()
GenDocs->>Reflect: Iterate over DiceDBConfig fields
Reflect->>GenDocs: Return field metadata
GenDocs->>Template: Render markdown using template
Template-->>GenDocs: Return rendered output
GenDocs->>Disk: Write markdown file to server-config directory
Disk-->>GenDocs: Confirm file write
GenDocs-->>Main: Documentation generation complete
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docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/Password.md (2)
19-21: Add language specifier to code blocksThe fenced code blocks are missing language specifiers, which are needed for proper syntax highlighting.
-``` +```bash --password<details> <summary>🧰 Tools</summary> <details> <summary>🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.17.2)</summary> 19-19: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified null (MD040, fenced-code-language) </details> </details> --- `28-30`: **Add language specifier to code blocks** The fenced code blocks are missing language specifiers, which are needed for proper syntax highlighting. ```diff -``` +```text String<details> <summary>🧰 Tools</summary> <details> <summary>🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.17.2)</summary> 28-28: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified null (MD040, fenced-code-language) </details> </details> </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALMaxSegmentCount.md (4)</summary><blockquote> `3-3`: **Fix grammar in description** There's a minor grammar issue in the description where "The" is incorrectly capitalized. ```diff -description: The maximum number of segments to retain, if The retention mode is 'num-segments' +description: The maximum number of segments to retain, if the retention mode is 'num-segments'Also apply the same fix to the description in the body:
-The maximum number of segments to retain, if The retention mode is 'num-segments' +The maximum number of segments to retain, if the retention mode is 'num-segments'Also applies to: 15-15
19-21: Add language specifier to code blocksThe fenced code blocks are missing language specifiers, which are needed for proper syntax highlighting.
-``` +```bash --wal-max-segment-count 10--- `25-27`: **Add language specifier to code blocks** The fenced code blocks are missing language specifiers, which are needed for proper syntax highlighting. ```diff -``` +```text 10--- `33-35`: **Add language specifier to code blocks** The fenced code blocks are missing language specifiers, which are needed for proper syntax highlighting. ```diff -``` +```text Integer</blockquote></details> <details> <summary>docs/src/content/docs/commands/GETSET.md (3)</summary><blockquote> `13-15`: **Add language specifier to code blocks** The fenced code block is missing a language specifier, which is needed for proper syntax highlighting. ```diff -``` +```redis GETSET key value--- `21-21`: **Remove tab character** There's a tab character at the end of line 21 that should be removed for consistency. ```diff -The command returns (nil) if the key does not exist. - +The command returns (nil) if the key does not exist. +
25-34: Fix inconsistencies in examplesThere are several issues in the example section:
- The code block is missing a language specifier
- "OK OK" looks like a duplicate response that should be just "OK"
- There's a tab character at the end
- Unnecessary blank lines
-``` +```redis - localhost:7379> SET k1 v1 -OK OK +OK localhost:7379> GETSET k1 v2 OK v1 localhost:7379> GET k1 OK v2 -</blockquote></details> <details> <summary>docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/LogLevel.md (3)</summary><blockquote> `19-21`: **Fenced Code Block for CLI Command Lacks Language Specification** The CLI command block does not specify a language. For clarity and to comply with markdownlint (MD040), consider adding a language (e.g. `bash`) to this code block. ```diff -``` ---log-level info -``` +```bash +--log-level info +```🧰 Tools
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19-19: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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25-27: Fenced Code Block for Default Value Lacks Language Specification
The default value block is missing a language specifier. Adding one (for example,text) will enhance readability and comply with guidelines.-``` -info -``` +```text +info +```🧰 Tools
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25-25: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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33-35: Fenced Code Block for Data Type Lacks Language Specification
To follow best practices, add a language identifier (e.g.text) to this fenced block.-``` -String -``` +```text +String +```🧰 Tools
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docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/Port.md (3)
19-21: Fenced Code Block for CLI Command Lacks Language Specification
Please add a language specifier (e.g.bash) to the CLI command fenced block to ensure clarity and consistency.-``` ---port 7379 -``` +```bash +--port 7379 +```🧰 Tools
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25-27: Fenced Code Block for Default Value Lacks Language Specification
Consider adding a language (e.g.text) to this fenced block for the default value to meet markdownlint recommendations.-``` -7379 -``` +```text +7379 +```🧰 Tools
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33-35: Fenced Code Block for Data Type Lacks Language Specification
For better clarity and adherence to markdown guidelines, append a language identifier (e.g.text) to this code block.-``` -Integer -``` +```text +Integer +```🧰 Tools
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33-33: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALBufferSyncIntervalMillis.md (3)
19-21: Fenced Code Block for CLI Command Lacks Language Specification
The CLI command block should include a language identifier (suggest usingbash) to comply with markdownlint standards.-``` ---wal-buffer-sync-interval-ms 200 -``` +```bash +--wal-buffer-sync-interval-ms 200 +```
25-27: Fenced Code Block for Default Value Lacks Language Specification
A language specifier such astextis recommended here to improve consistency and readability.-``` -200 -``` +```text +200 +```
33-35: Fenced Code Block for Data Type Lacks Language Specification
Adding a language (e.g.text) to this fenced block will satisfy markdownlint’s recommendations.-``` -Integer -``` +```text +Integer +```docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALMaxSegmentRetentionDurationSec.md (3)
19-21: Fenced Code Block for CLI Command Lacks Language Specification
Include a language identifier (such asbash) in this fenced block to adhere to markdown guidelines.-``` - --wal-max-segment-retention-duration-sec 600 -``` +```bash +--wal-max-segment-retention-duration-sec 600 +```
25-27: Fenced Code Block for Default Value Lacks Language Specification
A language (e.g.text) should be specified in the fenced block for the default value.-``` -600 -``` +```text +600 +```
33-35: Fenced Code Block for Data Type Lacks Language Specification
Please add a language specifier (for example,text) to this block to ensure compliance with markdownlint standards.-``` -Integer -``` +```text +Integer +```docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/Host.md (3)
19-21: Fenced Code Block for CLI Command Lacks Language Specification
To enhance clarity and meet markdownlint requirements, add a language identifier (e.g.bash) to the CLI command block.-``` - --host 0.0.0.0 -``` +```bash +--host 0.0.0.0 +```
25-27: Fenced Code Block for Default Value Lacks Language Specification
Consider specifying a language (e.g.text) for this fenced block to follow best practices.-``` -0.0.0.0 -``` +```text +0.0.0.0 +```
33-35: Fenced Code Block for Data Type Lacks Language Specification
Adding a language specifier (such astext) here will ensure consistency with markdown guidelines.-``` -String -``` +```text +String +```docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALBufferSizeMB.md (3)
19-21: Nitpick: Specify language for CLI command fenced code block.
The code block for the CLI command (lines 19–21) currently does not specify a language. For improved markdown lint compliance and readability, consider adding a language identifier (for example,bashorconsole).-``` ---wal-buffer-size-mb 1 -``` +```bash +--wal-buffer-size-mb 1 +```
25-27: Nitpick: Specify language for Default Value fenced code block.
The fenced code block for the default value (lines 25–27) is missing a language specifier. You might usetextorplaintextto clarify its contents.-``` -1 -``` +```text +1 +```
33-35: Nitpick: Specify language for Data Type fenced code block.
Similarly, the fenced code block for the data type (lines 33–35) does not have a language identifier. Consider adding one (e.g.,text) for consistency.-``` -Integer -``` +```text +Integer +```docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/EnableWatch.md (3)
19-21: Nitpick: Specify language for CLI command fenced code block.
Adding a language specifier (such asbash) to the CLI command block (lines 19–21) can improve clarity and satisfy markdown lint checks.-``` ---enable-watch false -``` +```bash +--enable-watch false +```🧰 Tools
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25-27: Nitpick: Specify language for Default Value fenced code block.
Similarly, the default value block (lines 25–27) should include a language (e.g.,text) to comply with documentation guidelines.-``` -false -``` +```text +false +```🧰 Tools
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33-35: Nitpick: Specify language for Data Type fenced code block.
Consider specifying a language (for example,text) for the data type block (lines 33–35) for better consistency.-``` -Boolean -``` +```text +Boolean +```🧰 Tools
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docs/src/content/docs/commands/KEYS.md (3)
13-15: Nitpick: Specify language for Syntax fenced code block.
The syntax block (lines 13–15) currently lacks a language identifier. Using an identifier likebashorshellis recommended.-``` -KEYS pattern -``` +```bash +KEYS pattern +```🧰 Tools
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27-40: Nitpick: Specify language for Examples fenced code block.
The examples block (lines 27–40) does not have a designated language. Adding one (for example,bashorconsole) can increase clarity.-``` -<example content> -``` +```bash +localhost:7379> SET k1 v1 +OK OK +localhost:7379> SET k2 v2 +OK OK +localhost:7379> KEYS k? +OK k1 k2 +localhost:7379> KEYS k* +OK k1 k2 +localhost:7379> KEYS * +OK k1 k2 +```🧰 Tools
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39-39: Hard tabs
Column: 1(MD010, no-hard-tabs)
39-39: Style: Replace hard tab with spaces.
Line 39 contains a hard tab (as flagged by MD010). Consider replacing the tab with spaces for consistency in markdown formatting.- (tab) + (spaces)🧰 Tools
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docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/EnableWAL.md (3)
19-21: Nitpick: Specify language for CLI command fenced code block.
The CLI command block (lines 19–21) in this file would benefit from an explicit language specifier likebash.-``` ---enable-wal false -``` +```bash +--enable-wal false +```
25-27: Nitpick: Specify language for Default Value fenced code block.
Similarly, for the default value block (lines 25–27), consider adding a language identifier (e.g.,text).-``` -false -``` +```text +false +```
33-35: Nitpick: Specify language for Data Type fenced code block.
The data type block (lines 33–35) should also have a language identifier for better clarity;textis a suitable choice.-``` -Boolean -``` +```text +Boolean +```scripts/generate-docs/server-config.tmpl (4)
19-21: Nitpick: Specify language for CLI command fenced code block in template.
The CLI command section (lines 19–21) in this template file is missing a language specifier. Consider usingbashif the command is shell-based.-``` -{{ .CLICommand }} {{ .Default }} -``` +```bash +{{ .CLICommand }} {{ .Default }} +```
25-27: Nitpick: Specify language for Default Value fenced code block in template.
For the default value block (lines 25–27), adding a language specifier liketextcan help maintain markdown consistency.-``` -{{ .Default }} -``` +```text +{{ .Default }} +```
33-35: Nitpick: Specify language for Possible Values fenced code block in template.
The possible values block (lines 33–35) would benefit from a language identifier, such astext.-``` -{{range .Values}}- {{.}} -{{end}} -``` +```text +{{range .Values}}- {{.}} +{{end}} +```
39-41: Nitpick: Specify language for Data Type fenced code block in template.
Similarly, for the data type block (lines 39–41), specify a language (for instance,text) to comply with markdown lint standards.-``` -{{ .Type }} -``` +```text +{{ .Type }} +```docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALMaxSegmentRotationTimeSec.md (4)
2-3: Clarify Description Text.
The description currently reads "The time interval (in seconds) after which WAL a segment is rotated." For improved clarity, consider revising it to "The time interval (in seconds) after which a WAL segment is rotated."
19-21: Specify Language for CLI Command Code Block.
Consider adding a language specifier (e.g.,bash) in the fenced code block for the CLI command to improve readability and comply with markdown lint guidelines.
25-27: Specify Language for Default Value Code Block.
Add a language identifier (e.g.,bashortext) for the fenced code block displaying the default value for consistency and better syntax highlighting.
32-36: Specify Language for Data Type Code Block.
Including a language tag (e.g.,bashortext) for the Data Type code block can further enhance markdown consistency.docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/NumShards.md (4)
3-3: Improve Grammatical Clarity in Description.
Consider updating the description to: "Number of shards to create. Defaults to the number of cores."
17-21: Specify Language for CLI Command Code Block.
Add a language specifier (e.g.,bash) to the fenced code block containing the CLI command to ensure proper syntax highlighting.
24-27: Include Language Identifier for Default Value Code Block.
Specify a language (e.g.,bashortext) in the default value fenced code block for better markdown support.
32-36: Specify Language for Data Type Code Block.
Including a language identifier in the fenced code block that contains the Data Type will help maintain consistency with markdown standards.docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/Engine.md (4)
17-21: Specify Language for CLI Command Code Block.
Consider adding a language specifier (e.g.,bash) for the CLI Command fenced code block to improve clarity and consistency.🧰 Tools
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24-26: Add Language Identifier for Default Value.
Specify a language in the fenced code block for the Default Value (e.g.,bashortext) to enhance markdown lint compliance.🧰 Tools
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29-32: Specify Language for Possible Values Code Block.
Including a language specifier in the Possible Values fenced code block will help maintain consistent formatting throughout the documentation.🧰 Tools
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34-36: Add Language Identifier for Data Type.
Adding a language tag (e.g.,bashortext) to the Data Type code block can improve readability and align with markdown lint recommendations.docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALDir.md (3)
17-21: Specify Language for CLI Command Code Block.
Consider adding a language specifier (e.g.,bash) to the CLI Command fenced code block to ensure enhanced readability and compliance with markdown guidelines.🧰 Tools
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24-27: Include Language Identifier for Default Value Code Block.
Specify a language (e.g.,bashortext) for the fenced code block displaying the default value to maintain consistency across documentation.🧰 Tools
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32-35: Add Language Identifier for Data Type Code Block.
Including a language tag for the fenced code block in the Data Type section will help meet markdown lint recommendations.🧰 Tools
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docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALRecoveryMode.md (4)
17-21: Specify Language for CLI Command Code Block.
Consider adding a language specifier (e.g.,bash) for the CLI Command fenced code block to provide clear syntax highlighting.🧰 Tools
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24-27: Add Language Identifier for Default Value Code Block.
Provide a language tag (e.g.,bashortext) for the Default Value fenced code block to ensure consistency with markdown standards.🧰 Tools
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29-37: Specify Language for Possible Values Code Block.
Including a language specifier in the Possible Values fenced code block can enhance readability and address markdown lint suggestions.🧰 Tools
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40-43: Add Language Identifier for Data Type Code Block.
Consider specifying a language (e.g.,bashortext) for the fenced code block in the Data Type section to maintain consistent formatting.🧰 Tools
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docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/MaxClients.md (3)
17-22: CLI Command Section – Consider Code Fence Language
The CLI command code block (lines 19–21) is properly isolated, but it would be clearer to specify a language (e.g., `bash` or `text`) for syntax highlighting and markdown lint compliance.
24-28: Default Value Section – Code Block Language Suggestion
The fenced code block showing the default value (lines 25–27) should have a language identifier for consistency and improved readability (for example, `none` or `text`).
32-36: Data Type Section – Specify Code Block Language
The code fence for the data type (lines 33–35) would be enhanced by specifying a language to aid syntax highlighting and conform with markdown lint recommendations.docs/src/content/docs/commands/HANDSHAKE.md (2)
11-16: Syntax Section – Add Language for Code Block
The fenced code block (lines 13–15) under “#### Syntax” would benefit from a language specifier (e.g., `bash` or `text`) to improve clarity and satisfy markdown lint rules.
33-41: Examples Section – Consider Specifying Fenced Code Language
The examples code block (lines 35–40) would be clearer with an explicit language identifier to ensure proper syntax highlighting.docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/Username.md (3)
17-22: CLI Command Code Block – Specify Language
In the “#### CLI Command” section, the fenced code block (lines 19–21) should ideally include a language tag (e.g., `bash`) for better readability and lint compliance.🧰 Tools
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24-28: Default Value Section – Code Block Lacks Language Specification
Adding a language identifier for the default value code block (lines 25–27) would improve formatting and clarity.🧰 Tools
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32-36: Data Type Section – Enhance with Language Identifier
Similarly, the fenced block for the data type (lines 33–35) would be clearer if it specified a language (e.g., `text`).🧰 Tools
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docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALMode.md (4)
17-22: CLI Command – Consider Adding a Language Identifier
The fenced code block for the CLI command (lines 19–21) should specify a language (e.g., `bash`) to enhance readability and comply with markdown lint guidelines.🧰 Tools
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24-28: Default Value Block Needs Language Specification
For the default value code fence (lines 25–27), please add a language identifier such as `text` or `none`.🧰 Tools
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31-37: Possible Values Section – Specify Language for Fenced Block
The code block listing the possible values (lines 32–36) would be clearer with a language tag (e.g., `yaml` or `text`) specified.🧰 Tools
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38-43: Data Type Block – Add a Language Identifier
The fenced code block for “Data Type” (lines 40–42) is missing a language specifier; adding one will improve consistency and clarity.🧰 Tools
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docs/src/content/docs/commands/HGET.WATCH.md (2)
11-16: Syntax Section – Enhance Fenced Code Block
The fenced code block (lines 13–15) under “#### Syntax” does not specify a language; please consider adding one (e.g., `bash` or `text`) for proper syntax highlighting.🧰 Tools
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25-41: Examples Section – Address Code Fencing and Hard Tabs
The examples code block (lines 27–40) would benefit from a language identifier. Additionally, static analysis hints indicate the presence of hard tabs (e.g., around lines 23 and 42). Replacing hard tabs with spaces will improve consistency and conform to markdown styling guidelines.🧰 Tools
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docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALMaxSegmentSizeMB.md (3)
17-21: CLI Command Section – Specify Code Block Language.
The CLI command is presented clearly; however, the fenced code block (lines 19–21) is missing a language identifier. Specifying one (for example, “bash”) can improve syntax highlighting and meet markdown lint guidelines.Suggested diff:
-``` --wal-max-segment-size-mb 16 -``` +```bash +--wal-max-segment-size-mb 16 +```
24-27: Default Value Code Block Should Have a Language Identifier.
To improve consistency and readability, consider specifying a language (e.g., “text”) in the fenced code block (lines 25–27).Suggested diff:
-``` -16 -``` +```text +16 +```
32-35: Data Type Code Block Lacks Language Specifier.
Adding a language identifier (such as “text”) to the fenced code block (lines 33–35) will help with syntax highlighting and satisfy markdown lint requirements.Suggested diff:
-``` -Integer -``` +```text +Integer +```docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALWriteMode.md (4)
17-21: Enhance CLI Command Code Block.
The CLI command is correctly documented; however, adding a language specifier (e.g., “bash”) to the fenced code block (lines 19–21) is recommended.Suggested diff:
-``` --wal-write-mode default -``` +```bash +--wal-write-mode default +```
24-27: Add Language Identifier to Default Value.
Consider specifying a language (such as “text”) for the fenced code block (lines 25–27) to ensure consistency and proper highlighting.Suggested diff:
-``` -default -``` +```text +default +```
31-36: Specify Language for Possible Values Block.
The Possible Values section (lines 31–36) is useful; adding a language identifier (like “text” or “yaml”) to the fenced code block can improve clarity.Suggested diff:
-``` -- default -- fsync -``` +```text +- default +- fsync +```
39-42: Data Type Block Lacks Language Specifier.
For consistency with markdown lint guidelines, specify a language (e.g., “text”) in the fenced code block (lines 40–42).Suggested diff:
-``` -String -``` +```text +String +```docs/src/content/docs/commands/ZADD.md (3)
11-15: Clear Presentation of Command Syntax.
The “#### Syntax” section (lines 11–15) effectively documents the command syntax. Adding a language identifier (e.g., “bash”) to the fenced code block would improve readability and conform to markdown guidelines.Suggested diff:
-``` -ZADD key [NX | XX] [GT | LT] [CH] [INCR] score member [score member...] -``` +```bash +ZADD key [NX | XX] [GT | LT] [CH] [INCR] score member [score member...] +```🧰 Tools
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26-27: Ensure Consistent Use of Spaces Instead of Hard Tabs.
Static analysis indicates the possible use of hard tabs (MD010). Please verify that all indentation uses spaces.🧰 Tools
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28-32: Well-Illustrated Examples Section – Add Language Specifier.
The “#### Examples” section (lines 28–32) clearly demonstrates command usage; however, specifying a language identifier (for example, “bash”) for the fenced code block is recommended.Suggested diff:
-``` -localhost:7379> ZADD mySortedSet 1 foo 2 bar -OK 2 -``` +```bash +localhost:7379> ZADD mySortedSet 1 foo 2 bar +OK 2 +```🧰 Tools
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docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALRotationMode.md (4)
17-21: CLI Command Block: Add Language Specifier.
For the fenced code block containing the CLI command (lines 19–21), consider specifying a language (e.g., “bash”) to comply with markdown best practices.Suggested diff:
-``` --wal-rotation-mode segment-size -``` +```bash +--wal-rotation-mode segment-size +```
24-27: Default Value Block: Recommend Language Identifier.
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60-60: Fix the typo in function nameThere's a typo in the function name "generateServerParamtersDocs" - "Parameters" is misspelled.
-func generateServerParamtersDocs(tmpl *template.Template) { +func generateServerParametersDocs(tmpl *template.Template) {
85-86: Formatting: Remove extra blank linesThere are two consecutive empty lines which is inconsistent with the rest of the file's formatting.
} - - func main() {
96-97: Update function call to match the fixed function nameIf you fix the typo in the function name, remember to update the call site as well.
sctmpl := template.Must(template.ParseFiles("scripts/generate-docs/server-config.tmpl")) -generateServerParamtersDocs(sctmpl) +generateServerParametersDocs(sctmpl)config/config.go (3)
71-71: Fix typo in WALMaxSegmentRotationTimeSec descriptionThere's a grammatical error in the description: "...after which WAL a segment is rotated" should be "...after which a WAL segment is rotated"
- WALMaxSegmentRotationTimeSec int `mapstructure:"wal-max-segment-rotation-time-sec" default:"60" description:"The time interval (in seconds) after which WAL a segment is rotated"` + WALMaxSegmentRotationTimeSec int `mapstructure:"wal-max-segment-rotation-time-sec" default:"60" description:"The time interval (in seconds) after which a WAL segment is rotated"`
72-72: Fix capitalization inconsistency in WALBufferSyncIntervalMillis descriptionThe word "The" is unnecessarily capitalized in the middle of the description.
- WALBufferSyncIntervalMillis int `mapstructure:"wal-buffer-sync-interval-ms" default:"200" description:"The interval (in milliseconds) at which The WAL write buffer is synced to disk"` + WALBufferSyncIntervalMillis int `mapstructure:"wal-buffer-sync-interval-ms" default:"200" description:"The interval (in milliseconds) at which the WAL write buffer is synced to disk"`
74-74: Fix capitalization inconsistency in WALMaxSegmentCount descriptionThe word "The" is unnecessarily capitalized in the middle of the description.
- WALMaxSegmentCount int `mapstructure:"wal-max-segment-count" default:"10" description:"The maximum number of segments to retain, if The retention mode is 'num-segments'"` + WALMaxSegmentCount int `mapstructure:"wal-max-segment-count" default:"10" description:"The maximum number of segments to retain, if the retention mode is 'num-segments'"`
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docs/astro.config.mjs (1)
36-39: LGTM! Good addition to the sidebarThe server configuration entry is well-placed in the sidebar and follows the established pattern of other autogenerated documentation sections.
docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/MaxClients.md (2)
1-7: Header and Front Matter are Clear
The YAML front matter correctly sets the title, description, and sidebar order. This metadata will integrate well with the documentation system.
8-12: Auto-Generated Notice Acknowledged
The comment block clearly warns that the file is auto-generated, which is useful to prevent manual edits.docs/src/content/docs/commands/HANDSHAKE.md (3)
1-5: Header Front Matter is Well Defined
The front matter correctly establishes the title and description for the HANDSHAKE command documentation.
6-10: Auto-generated Notice
The note indicating that the file is auto-generated is clear and instructive.
17-22: Command Description is Informative
The explanation following the syntax is clear and accurately describes how the HANDSHAKE command registers the client_id and execution_mode.docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/Username.md (2)
1-7: Front Matter and Metadata Are Consistent
The YAML header correctly defines the title, description, and sidebar order, setting up the Username configuration documentation appropriately.
8-12: Auto-Generated File Notice is Clear
The auto-generated notice is helpful for future maintainers, ensuring they know not to manually modify this file.docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALMode.md (2)
1-7: YAML Header is Properly Configured
The front matter clearly describes the WALMode configuration including its title, description, and sidebar order.
8-12: Auto-Generated Notice is Informative
The notice block correctly warns users about the auto-generated nature of the file.docs/src/content/docs/commands/HGET.WATCH.md (2)
1-5: Front Matter is Correct for HGET.WATCH Documentation
The header clearly defines the title and description, setting the stage for detailed command documentation.
6-10: Auto-Generated File Notice
The auto-generated notice is concise and serves its purpose well in informing users about file generation.docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALMaxSegmentSizeMB.md (3)
1-6: Front Matter Defined Correctly.
The YAML front matter (lines 1–6) correctly provides the title, description, and sidebar order. This sets the context clearly for the generated documentation.
8-11: Auto-Generated File Notice Present.
The comment block (lines 8–11) suitably informs users that the file is auto-generated and warns against direct modifications.
13-15: Clear Description Section.
The “#### Description” section (lines 13–15) clearly restates the purpose of the configuration parameter.docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALWriteMode.md (3)
1-6: Valid Front Matter.
The front matter (lines 1–6) accurately sets metadata for the documentation page.
8-11: Auto-Generated Notice Confirmed.
The inline comment (lines 8–11) clearly explains that the file is auto-generated.
13-16: Concise Description Section.
The “#### Description” section (lines 13–16) succinctly describes the WAL write mode configuration.docs/src/content/docs/commands/ZADD.md (2)
1-4: Front Matter is Set Up Correctly.
The metadata block (lines 1–4) accurately defines the title and description for the ZADD command documentation.
6-9: Auto-Generated File Notice.
The comment block (lines 6–9) clearly indicates that this file is auto-generated.docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALRotationMode.md (3)
1-6: Proper Front Matter Configuration.
The YAML front matter (lines 1–6) is correctly structured with title, description, and sidebar order.
8-11: Auto-Generated Comment Verified.
The comment block (lines 8–11) accurately reminds users that the file is auto-generated.
13-15: Concise Description Section.
The “#### Description” section (lines 13–15) is clear and informs the reader about the WAL rotation mode.docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/WALRetentionMode.md (3)
1-6: Front Matter is Accurate.
The YAML front matter (lines 1–6) appropriately sets the title, description, and sidebar order for the WAL retention mode documentation.
8-11: Auto-Generated File Notice is Present.
The comment block (lines 8–11) notes that the file is auto-generated, which is essential for maintainability.
13-15: Description Section Effectively Conveys Purpose.
The “#### Description” section (lines 13–15) clearly communicates that this option determines the WAL segment post cleanup behavior.scripts/generate-docs/main.go (3)
18-18: LGTM: Good addition of the server config directory constantThis constant is correctly defined and follows the same pattern as the command directory constant above it.
20-28: LGTM: Well-structured metadata type for server configThe ServerConfigMeta struct is well-designed with appropriate fields to capture all the necessary metadata for server configuration documentation.
30-45: LGTM: Nice type mapping functionThe mapType function cleanly converts Go types to human-readable strings, improving documentation readability.
config/config.go (1)
49-76: LGTM: Improved documentation format for config structThe capitalization of description text and the separation of values into their own tags improves readability and makes the documentation generation more consistent. This aligns well with the new server configuration documentation functionality.
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docs/src/content/docs/server-configs/Host.md (3)
1-6: Front Matter and Metadata SectionThe front matter is well-formed and provides the necessary metadata (title, description, sidebar order). No issues here.
8-11: Auto-Generated File Warning CommentThe informational comment clearly indicates that the file is auto-generated and warns against direct modifications. This is concise and helpful.
13-16: Description Section ReviewThe "#### Description" section succinctly describes the configuration. The plain text explanation is clear.
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1-6: Front Matter Looks Correct
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@arpitbbhayani merged all options to a single a file as discussed |
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@Abhijeetsng97 There are changes in command doc files, we keep them out of the PR. Let this PR just have the changes intended. Also, do not change the documentation, we are following the lower cased standard at the moment. |
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GETSET,HGET.WATCH,ZADD, and others.Host,Port,Username, and more.