Lukas Greve
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Add detailed docstrings and inline comments to all recipe generator modules explaining classes, functions, and complex logic in plain English. Files updated: - recipe-generator/recipe_generator.py: Module, class, and method docs - recipe-generator/cli.py: CLI modes, arguments, and workflow docs - recipe-generator/validators.py: Three-layer validation architecture docs - recipe-generator/manifest.py: Manifest processing and variant expansion docs - recipe-generator/generate_recipe.py: Entry point documentation
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Python
26 lines
847 B
Python
"""Entry point for the recipe generator.
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This is a simple wrapper script that provides the main entry point for running
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the recipe generator. It follows the common Python pattern of having a script
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that can be run directly or imported as a module.
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Usage:
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# Run as script
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python generate_recipe.py --type virtual-desktop --version 43 --output output.cfg
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# Or from another Python script
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from generate_recipe import main
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main()
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This module doesn't do any processing itself - it delegates to the cli.main()
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function which handles all the actual work. The separation allows for:
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- Easy command-line execution (this file is the entry point)
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- Module imports without triggering execution
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- Clean separation of concerns (cli.py handles CLI, this just delegates)
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"""
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from cli import main
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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main()
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