LCORE-1137: updated docstrings in quota package#942
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WalkthroughExpanded and clarified docstrings across quota-related modules (QuotaExceedError, QuotaLimiter, RevokableQuotaLimiter, QuotaLimiterFactory). Added explicit error handling in Changes
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src/quota/quota_exceed_error.py (1)
16-27: Inconsistent indentation in docstring sections.The
ParametersandAttributessections have inconsistent indentation. Some entries use 8 spaces (subject_id,available,needed) whilesubject_typeuses 4 spaces. Per Google Python docstring conventions, all parameter descriptions should align consistently.🔎 Proposed fix for consistent indentation
Parameters: - subject_id (str): Identifier of the subject (user id or cluster id). - subject_type (str): Subject kind: "u" for user, "c" for cluster, - any other value treated as unknown. - available (int): Number of tokens currently available to the subject. - needed (int): Number of tokens required; defaults to 0. + subject_id (str): Identifier of the subject (user id or cluster id). + subject_type (str): Subject kind: "u" for user, "c" for cluster, + any other value treated as unknown. + available (int): Number of tokens currently available to the subject. + needed (int): Number of tokens required; defaults to 0. Attributes: - subject_id (str): Copied from the `subject_id` parameter. - available (int): Copied from the `available` parameter. - needed (int): Copied from the `needed` parameter. + subject_id (str): Copied from the `subject_id` parameter. + available (int): Copied from the `available` parameter. + needed (int): Copied from the `needed` parameter.src/quota/revokable_quota_limiter.py (1)
111-119: Inconsistent indentation in Parameters section.The
subject_idparameter description has inconsistent indentation compared to similar docstrings in this file.🔎 Proposed fix
Parameters: - subject_id (str): Identifier of the subject whose quota will be - revoked. If the limiter's `subject_type` is `"c"`, this value - is ignored and treated as an empty string. + subject_id (str): Identifier of the subject whose quota will be + revoked. If the limiter's `subject_type` is `"c"`, this value + is ignored and treated as an empty string.src/quota/quota_limiter.py (1)
162-169: Use Python boolean literals in docstring.The return description uses lowercase
true/falseinstead of Python's canonicalTrue/Falseboolean literals.🔎 Proposed fix
def connected(self) -> bool: """Check if connection to quota limiter database is alive. Determine whether the storage connection is alive. Returns: - `true` if the connection is alive, `false` otherwise. + bool: True if the connection is alive, False otherwise.
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All modules must start with descriptive docstrings explaining their purpose
Uselogger = logging.getLogger(__name__)pattern for module logging
All functions must include complete type annotations for parameters and return types, using modern syntax (str | int) andOptional[Type]orType | None
All functions must have docstrings with brief descriptions following Google Python docstring conventions
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Useimport loggingand module logger pattern with standard log levels: debug, info, warning, error
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src/quota/quota_limiter.py (3)
src/quota/revokable_quota_limiter.py (3)
revoke_quota(110-128)increase_quota(154-174)_initialize_tables(301-315)src/models/config.py (2)
SQLiteDatabaseConfiguration(156-163)PostgreSQLDatabaseConfiguration(176-260)src/quota/token_usage_history.py (2)
_initialize_tables(184-201)connect(65-93)
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src/quota/revokable_quota_limiter.py (4)
36-49: LGTM!The
__init__docstring is well-structured and follows Google Python docstring conventions with clear parameter descriptions.
58-94: LGTM!The docstrings for
available_quotaand_read_available_quotaare well-structured with clear parameter descriptions, return values, and behavior explanations.
131-189: LGTM!The docstrings for
_revoke_quota,increase_quota, and_increase_quotaare well-formatted with clear descriptions of parameters and behavior.
231-330: LGTM!The docstrings for
consume_tokens,_consume_tokens,_initialize_tables, and_init_quotaare well-structured and follow Google Python docstring conventions.src/quota/quota_limiter_factory.py (2)
24-31: LGTM!The enhanced docstring for
quota_limitersproperly documents the parameters and return values.
65-89: Good addition of explicit error handling.The
ValueErrorfor unrecognizedlimiter_typevalues is a good improvement that provides clear feedback when misconfigured. The docstring properly documents this behavior in theRaisessection.src/quota/quota_limiter.py (2)
54-103: LGTM!The docstrings for
available_quota,revoke_quota,increase_quota, andconsume_tokensare well-structured and follow Google Python docstring conventions with clear parameter and return descriptions.
107-146: LGTM!The docstrings for
__init__,_initialize_tables, andconnectare comprehensive and properly document attributes, behavior, and error propagation.
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src/quota/revokable_quota_limiter.py (3)
36-49: Docstring parameter continuation lines could be better aligned.Some continuation lines in this docstring are not indented under the description text (e.g., lines 42, 44, 47-48). For consistency with other docstrings in this file (like
_revoke_quotaon lines 137-140), consider aligning continuations.🔎 Suggested alignment
Parameters: - configuration (QuotaHandlersConfiguration): Configuration object - containing `sqlite` and `postgres` connection settings. - initial_quota (int): The starting quota value assigned when a - subject's quota is initialized or revoked. + configuration (QuotaHandlersConfiguration): Configuration object + containing `sqlite` and `postgres` connection settings. + initial_quota (int): The starting quota value assigned when a + subject's quota is initialized or revoked. increase_by (int): Number of quota units to add when increasing a subject's quota. - subject_type (str): Identifier for the kind of subject the limiter - applies to (e.g., user, customer); when set to "c" the limiter - treats subject IDs as empty strings. + subject_type (str): Identifier for the kind of subject the limiter + applies to (e.g., user, customer); when set to "c" the limiter + treats subject IDs as empty strings.
111-119: Inconsistent indentation in Parameters section.Lines 116-118 use 8-space indentation instead of the 4-space standard used elsewhere in this file (e.g.,
_revoke_quotaat lines 137-140).🔎 Suggested fix
Parameters: - subject_id (str): Identifier of the subject whose quota will be - revoked. If the limiter's `subject_type` is `"c"`, this value - is ignored and treated as an empty string. + subject_id (str): Identifier of the subject whose quota will be + revoked. If the limiter's `subject_type` is `"c"`, this value + is ignored and treated as an empty string.
200-213: Inconsistent indentation in Parameters and Raises sections.Lines 206-208 and 211-212 use 8-space indentation instead of 4-space, inconsistent with other docstrings in this file.
🔎 Suggested fix
Parameters: - subject_id (str): Identifier of the subject to check. If this - limiter's `subject_type` is `"c"`, the value is ignored and - treated as an empty string. + subject_id (str): Identifier of the subject to check. If this + limiter's `subject_type` is `"c"`, the value is ignored and + treated as an empty string. Raises: - QuotaExceedError: If the available quota for the subject is - less than or equal to zero. + QuotaExceedError: If the available quota for the subject is + less than or equal to zero.
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All modules must start with descriptive docstrings explaining their purpose
Uselogger = logging.getLogger(__name__)pattern for module logging
All functions must include complete type annotations for parameters and return types, using modern syntax (str | int) andOptional[Type]orType | None
All functions must have docstrings with brief descriptions following Google Python docstring conventions
Function names must use snake_case with descriptive, action-oriented names (get_, validate_, check_)
Avoid in-place parameter modification anti-patterns; return new data structures instead of modifying input parameters
Useasync deffor I/O operations and external API calls
All classes must include descriptive docstrings explaining their purpose following Google Python docstring conventions
Class names must use PascalCase with descriptive names and standard suffixes:Configurationfor config classes,Error/Exceptionfor exceptions,Resolverfor strategy patterns,Interfacefor abstract base classes
Abstract classes must use ABC with@abstractmethoddecorators
Include complete type annotations for all class attributes in Python classes
Useimport loggingand module logger pattern with standard log levels: debug, info, warning, error
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src/quota/revokable_quota_limiter.py (7)
79-94: LGTM!Well-structured docstring with proper indentation and clear explanation of the initialization fallback behavior.
130-141: LGTM!Properly formatted docstring with correct indentation and alignment.
176-189: LGTM!Clear documentation of the SQL parameter ordering and transaction behavior.
224-243: LGTM!Comprehensive docstring clearly explaining token consumption behavior and subject type normalization.
265-287: LGTM!Good use of the Notes section to clarify the negative increment behavior.
301-307: LGTM!Clear and concise documentation.
317-330: Good documentation of the initialization behavior.Minor: Lines 328-329 have the same continuation alignment pattern as noted in other docstrings.
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