Docs: Add Javadoc Comments to Public Methods in Command.java #9#37
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request adds comprehensive Javadoc documentation to the Command interface and all command implementation classes in the MyCMD shell project. The documentation improves code readability and provides clear API guidance for developers.
- Added detailed Javadoc comments to the Command interface explaining its purpose and the execute() method
- Documented all command classes with usage examples, parameter descriptions, and behavioral notes
- Enhanced developer experience with IDE hover documentation and clearer API contracts
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| File | Description |
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| src/main/java/com/mycmd/Command.java | Added interface-level and method-level Javadoc with parameter documentation |
| src/main/java/com/mycmd/commands/*.java | Added class-level Javadoc to all 22 command implementations with usage examples |
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| * Usage: dir | ||
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| * - Directories: angle-bracket-DIR-angle-bracket followed by directory name |
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[nitpick] The description 'angle-bracket-DIR-angle-bracket' is unclear. Consider using a more descriptive format like 'Directories:
followed by directory name' or 'Directories: [DIR] followed by directory name'.
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| * - Directories: angle-bracket-DIR-angle-bracket followed by directory name | |
| * - Directories: <DIR> followed by directory name |
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This pull request adds comprehensive Javadoc comments to the Command.java interface and related command classes to improve readability and maintainability.
The documentation provides clear explanations for,
The purpose of the Command interface.
The parameters and expected behavior of the execute() method.
How the interface relates to commands like find, date, and time.
These comments will help new contributors and users understand the structure and usage of commands in the MyCMD project more easily.
Changes Made
Added Javadoc comments to Command.java.
Documented execute() parameters (args and context).
Enhanced clarity for commands implementing Command (e.g., FindCommand, DateCommand, and TimeCommand).
Why This Is Needed
Improves code clarity and maintainability.
Makes the project more beginner-friendly.
Enhances IDE hover documentation and API visibility.
Supports open-source documentation best practices.
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Checklist
Added meaningful Javadoc comments
Verified formatting and consistency
No functional or logic changes made
Ready for review