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"model": "gpt-oss:20b",
"created_at": "2025-09-16T15:56:04.269608689Z",
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"content": "{\n \"content\": \"@@ /Volumes/Indexing/Calculator.ts\\n⋮... // Import statements and module setup\\n│class Calculator extends EventEmitter {\\n⋮... // Class properties\\n│ private history: Array\u003c{operation: string; operands: number[]; result: number; timestamp: Date}\u003e\\n│ private readonly maxHistorySize: number\\n│ private currentResult: number\\n⋮... // Constructor\\n│ constructor(maxHistory?: number)\\n⋮... // Public methods\\n│ add(a: number, b: number): number\\n│ subtract(a: number, b: number): number\\n│ multiply(a: number, b: number): number\\n│ divide(a: number, b: number): number\\n│ power(base: number, exponent: number): number\\n│ sqrt(value: number): number\\n│ getCurrentResult(): number\\n│ getHistory(): Array\u003c{operation: string; operands: number[]; result: number; timestamp: Date}\u003e\\n│ clearHistory(): void\\n│ getHistoryCount(): number\\n│ reset(): void\\n│ getStats(): {totalCalculations: number; operationsCount: Record\u003cstring, number\u003e; lastCalculation?: Date; currentResult: number}\\n⋮... // Private methods\\n│ private validateOperands(...operands: number[]): void\\n│ private addToHistory(operation: string, operands: number[], result: number): void\\n│}\\n\",\n \"description\": \"Calculator class extending EventEmitter that offers basic arithmetic operations with a capped history of calculations. It emits events on initialization, each calculation, errors, history clearance, and reset, while maintaining current result and providing stats and utilities.\",\n \"keywords\": \"calculator arithmetic events, history tracking, event emitter\"\n}",
"thinking": "We need to produce repo map JSON. File is Calculator.ts with import and class extending EventEmitter. We have to include key symbols. Follow priority. We need class, methods, etc.\n\nWe should remove JSDoc and comments in snippet. Use minimal lines.\n\nWe will produce JSON with content string containing repo map. Must be under 800 characters. We should be concise.\n\nLet's create content lines. Must include @@ file path.\n\nWe can describe: class Calculator extends EventEmitter { ... }\n\nWe need to list class, constructor, methods: add, subtract, multiply, divide, power, sqrt, getCurrentResult, getHistory, clearHistory, getHistoryCount, reset, getStats. Also private methods: validateOperands, addToHistory.\n\nAlso private properties: history, maxHistorySize, currentResult. But the requirement says to extract classes, interfaces, functions, methods, properties. For repo map we include symbols lines with details.\n\nBut only include method signatures, not implementation. For methods we can include signature lines.\n\nWe also need variable? maybe none.\n\nWe need description lines. Provide brief. Keep under 800 characters.\n\nLet's construct.\n\ncontent:\n\n@@ /Volumes/Indexing/Calculator.ts\n⋮... // Import statements and module setup\n│class Calculator extends EventEmitter {\n⋮... // Class properties\n│ private history: Array\u003c{operation: string; operands: number[]; result: number; timestamp: Date}\u003e\n│ private readonly maxHistorySize: number\n│ private currentResult: number\n⋮... // Constructor\n│ constructor(maxHistory?: number)\n⋮... // Public methods\n│ add(a: number, b: number): number\n│ subtract(a: number, b: number): number\n│ multiply(a: number, b: number): number\n│ divide(a: number, b: number): number\n│ power(base: number, exponent: number): number\n│ sqrt(value: number): number\n│ getCurrentResult(): number\n│ getHistory(): Array\u003c{operation: string; operands: number[]; result: number; timestamp: Date}\u003e\n│ clearHistory(): void\n│ getHistoryCount(): number\n│ reset(): void\n│ getStats(): {totalCalculations: number; operationsCount: Record\u003cstring, number\u003e; lastCalculation?: Date; currentResult: number}\n⋮... // Private methods\n│ private validateOperands(...operands: number[]): void\n│ private addToHistory(operation: string, operands: number[], result: number): void\n│}\n\nAlso perhaps we add description: this class extends EventEmitter and implements calculator with history tracking. Provide description.\n\nKeywords: calculator class history events, arithmetic operations, event emitter, math utilities.\n\nEnsure final JSON string.\n\nWe need to escape newlines? The content field is a string, can include \\n. Since we want JSON with valid string. We'll embed content string with \\n and keep it single line? The example shows multi-line string with newline characters. We'll use \\n. \n\nWe need to keep under 800 char.\n\nLet's compute approximate length: We'll produce content string with newlines.\n\nLet's write content as a JavaScript string: \"@@ /Volumes/Indexing/Calculator.ts\\n⋮... // Import statements and module setup\\n│class Calculator extends EventEmitter {\\n⋮... // Class properties\\n│ private history: Array\u003c{operation: string; operands: number[]; result: number; timestamp: Date}\u003e\\n│ private readonly maxHistorySize: number\\n│ private currentResult: number\\n⋮... // Constructor\\n│ constructor(maxHistory?: number)\\n⋮... // Public methods\\n│ add(a: number, b: number): number\\n│ subtract(a: number, b: number): number\\n│ multiply(a: number, b: number): number\\n│ divide(a: number, b: number): number\\n│ power(base: number, exponent: number): number\\n│ sqrt(value: number): number\\n│ getCurrentResult(): number\\n│ getHistory(): Array\u003c{operation: string; operands: number[]; result: number; timestamp: Date}\u003e\\n│ clearHistory(): void\\n│ getHistoryCount(): number\\n│ reset(): void\\n│ getStats(): {totalCalculations: number; operationsCount: Record\u003cstring, number\u003e; lastCalculation?: Date; currentResult: number}\\n⋮... // Private methods\\n│ private validateOperands(...operands: number[]): void\\n│ private addToHistory(operation: string, operands: number[], result: number): void\\n│}\\n\"\n\nCheck length ~ maybe 700 chars. Should be fine.\n\nReturn JSON with content, description, keywords.\n\nLet's craft description: \"Calculator class that extends Node.js EventEmitter, providing basic arithmetic operations (add, subtract, multiply, divide, power, sqrt) while maintaining a history of calculations. It supports retrieving current result, history, resetting, and getting stats; events are emitted on initialization, calculation, errors, history cleared, and reset.\"\n\nKeywords: \"calculator arithmetic events, history tracking, event emitter\"\n\nReturn JSON.\n\nBe careful with escaping. Use double quotes. The content string has double quotes inside? No. But we used double quotes within string for array. That's okay but we need to escape them? Actually inside a JSON string, double quotes need to be escaped. In the content string we have double quotes \" in property definitions? For example: Array\u003c{operation: string; operands: number[]; result: number; timestamp: Date}\u003e. These are not double quotes. They use single quotes? They are not quotes. So safe. There is no double quote. Good. But we used \"string\" in type, but that's not inside double quotes - it's text. That's fine.\n\nBut we used \"Array\u003c...\u003e\" string. So it's not containing double quotes. Good.\n\nHowever we have \"Record\u003cstring, number\u003e\" includes double quotes? Actually key string type uses double quotes? In TypeScript type syntax, type parameters like Record\u003cstring, number\u003e uses string literal type. It uses single quotes? Actually it's just string not quoted. So safe.\n\nThus JSON string is valid.\n\nLet's produce final answer."
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