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Use when extracting and categorizing public members from a Scala data type for documentation completeness checks.
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| name | docs-data-type-list-members |
| description | Use when extracting and categorizing public members from a Scala data type for documentation completeness checks. |
Parses a Scala source file and prints public members of the named type, grouped into sections for easy auditing.
scala-cli ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/docs-data-type-list-members/extract-members.scala \
-- <source-file> [<type-name>]
Run with --help for the full usage.
Default text output sections (each preceded by a header line ending in ===):
Excludes private/protected members and internal helpers.
For machine-readable output (e.g., when piping into other scripts or filtering with jq), pass --json:
scala-cli ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/docs-data-type-list-members/extract-members.scala \
-- --json <source-file> [<type-name>] | jq '.publicApi'
The JSON schema is:
{
"sourceFile": "<path>",
"typeName": "<name> or null",
"companion": ["..."],
"publicApi": ["..."],
"inherited": []
}
Exit codes:
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
0 | Success — at least one public member was extracted. |
1 | No public members found in the file or named type. |
2 | Invocation error (missing arguments, file not found). |
Pipe the output into /docs-report-method-coverage to check whether all members appear in a reference doc.