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Implemented three major quick wins for v1.2:

  1. EXIT CODES FOR CI/CD 🚀

    • Returns meaningful exit codes based on severity: * 0 = All harmonious (excellent or low severity) * 1 = Medium severity found (0.5-0.8) * 2 = High severity found (0.8-1.2) * 3 = Critical severity found (≥ 1.2)
    • Enables automated quality gates in CI/CD pipelines
    • Build fails automatically on high/critical disharmony
    • Perfect for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, etc.
  2. JSON OUTPUT FORMAT 📊

    • New --format json option for machine-readable output
    • Structured data includes:
      • Version and threshold information
      • Per-file function analysis with scores * Severity levels (excellent, low, medium, high, critical) * Summary statistics across all files
    • Enables tool integration (IDEs, dashboards, analytics)
    • Quiet mode automatically enabled for JSON output
  3. ENHANCED COMMAND-LINE INTERFACE

    • Added argparse for professional CLI experience
    • New flags:
      • --format {text,json} - Choose output format
      • --threshold FLOAT - Custom disharmony threshold * --version - Show version number * --help - Comprehensive help with examples
    • Improved help text with usage examples
    • Better error messages
  4. ENHANCED README BADGES

    • Added CI status badge (links to Actions)
    • Added version badge (links to CHANGELOG)
    • Added test pass rate badge (20 tests passing)
    • Added harmony score badge (meta - tool analyzing itself!)
    • All badges clickable with relevant links

Technical Implementation:

  • get_severity() method maps scores to severity levels
  • get_highest_severity_code() returns appropriate exit code
  • print_json_report() generates structured JSON output
  • Quiet mode suppresses text output when using JSON
  • All changes backward compatible with existing usage

Documentation Updates:

  • CHANGELOG.md: Added v1.2.0 release notes
  • QUICK_REFERENCE.md: Added Advanced Options section with:
    • JSON output examples
    • Exit code reference table
    • CI/CD usage examples
  • README.md: Enhanced badge section

Testing:

  • All 20 existing tests still pass
  • Manual testing confirms:
    • Exit codes work correctly (tested with examples/test_code.py → exit 3)
    • JSON output is valid and well-structured
    • Text output unchanged and working
    • --version and --help flags work
  • Black formatting applied

Breaking Changes: None

  • Existing usage (harmonizer file.py) works unchanged
  • Default behavior is text output, exit code 0 for harmonious code
  • Fully backward compatible

This release makes Harmonizer production-ready for CI/CD integration and enables tool ecosystem development. 💛⚓

Implemented three major quick wins for v1.2:

1. EXIT CODES FOR CI/CD 🚀
   - Returns meaningful exit codes based on severity:
     * 0 = All harmonious (excellent or low severity)
     * 1 = Medium severity found (0.5-0.8)
     * 2 = High severity found (0.8-1.2)
     * 3 = Critical severity found (≥ 1.2)
   - Enables automated quality gates in CI/CD pipelines
   - Build fails automatically on high/critical disharmony
   - Perfect for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, etc.

2. JSON OUTPUT FORMAT 📊
   - New --format json option for machine-readable output
   - Structured data includes:
     * Version and threshold information
     * Per-file function analysis with scores
     * Severity levels (excellent, low, medium, high, critical)
     * Summary statistics across all files
   - Enables tool integration (IDEs, dashboards, analytics)
   - Quiet mode automatically enabled for JSON output

3. ENHANCED COMMAND-LINE INTERFACE
   - Added argparse for professional CLI experience
   - New flags:
     * --format {text,json} - Choose output format
     * --threshold FLOAT - Custom disharmony threshold
     * --version - Show version number
     * --help - Comprehensive help with examples
   - Improved help text with usage examples
   - Better error messages

4. ENHANCED README BADGES
   - Added CI status badge (links to Actions)
   - Added version badge (links to CHANGELOG)
   - Added test pass rate badge (20 tests passing)
   - Added harmony score badge (meta - tool analyzing itself!)
   - All badges clickable with relevant links

Technical Implementation:
- get_severity() method maps scores to severity levels
- get_highest_severity_code() returns appropriate exit code
- print_json_report() generates structured JSON output
- Quiet mode suppresses text output when using JSON
- All changes backward compatible with existing usage

Documentation Updates:
- CHANGELOG.md: Added v1.2.0 release notes
- QUICK_REFERENCE.md: Added Advanced Options section with:
  * JSON output examples
  * Exit code reference table
  * CI/CD usage examples
- README.md: Enhanced badge section

Testing:
- All 20 existing tests still pass
- Manual testing confirms:
  * Exit codes work correctly (tested with examples/test_code.py → exit 3)
  * JSON output is valid and well-structured
  * Text output unchanged and working
  * --version and --help flags work
- Black formatting applied

Breaking Changes: None
- Existing usage (harmonizer file.py) works unchanged
- Default behavior is text output, exit code 0 for harmonious code
- Fully backward compatible

This release makes Harmonizer production-ready for CI/CD integration
and enables tool ecosystem development. 💛⚓
@BruinGrowly BruinGrowly merged commit f2e309d into main Nov 1, 2025
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@BruinGrowly BruinGrowly deleted the claude/fix-black-formatting-011CUf7NJcXsSSKr1fXAedS5 branch November 1, 2025 01:19
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