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Description

  • Introduced docusaurus.config.js for VTEX SDK documentation.
  • Configured essential project settings including title and URL.
  • Added navigation items for better user experience.

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docusaurus.config.js
Initial Docusaurus Configuration SetupΒ  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β 

docs/docusaurus.config.js

  • Created a new configuration file for Docusaurus.
  • Set up project title, tagline, and URL.
  • Configured navbar items and logo.
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    • New Features

      • Introduced a new configuration for the VTEX SDK documentation site, enhancing the user experience with a defined title, tagline, and navigation.
      • Added a navbar featuring the VTEX SDK logo and direct links to documentation sections.
    • Documentation

      • Improved handling of broken links and markdown links for better navigation.

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    A new configuration file for Docusaurus has been added to set up the VTEX SDK documentation site. This configuration includes essential settings such as the site title, tagline, hosting URL, and base URL. It also addresses broken links, markdown links, and favicon paths, while defining the organization and project names. The theme configuration incorporates a navbar featuring the title and logo, along with navigation to the documentation section.

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    File Change Summary
    docs/docusaurus.config.js Added configuration object for Docusaurus, including site settings and theme.

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    2, because the changes are straightforward and primarily involve configuration settings without complex logic.

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    Possible issue
    Change the onBrokenLinks setting to avoid potential application crashes

    Consider using a more descriptive onBrokenLinks setting, such as 'warn' or 'ignore',
    instead of 'throw', to prevent the application from crashing due to broken links.

    docs/docusaurus.config.js [6]

    -onBrokenLinks: 'throw',
    +onBrokenLinks: 'warn',
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

    Why: Changing the onBrokenLinks setting to 'warn' can improve user experience by preventing application crashes, but it may not be critical depending on the project's needs.

    7
    Verify the favicon path to ensure the icon displays correctly

    Ensure that the favicon path is correct and the file exists to avoid broken image links in
    the browser tab.

    docs/docusaurus.config.js [8]

    -favicon: 'img/favicon.ico',
    +favicon: 'path/to/your/favicon.ico',
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

    Why: Verifying the favicon path is important for user experience, but the suggestion lacks specificity about the current path's validity.

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    Configuration
    Verify and update the url and baseUrl for correct deployment settings

    Ensure that the url and baseUrl are correctly set for your deployment environment to avoid
    issues with link resolution.

    docs/docusaurus.config.js [4-5]

    -url: 'https://guibranco.github.io',
    -baseUrl: '/VTEX-SDK-dotnet/',
    +url: 'https://your-deployment-url.com',
    +baseUrl: '/your-base-url/',
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

    Why: While it's important to verify the url and baseUrl, the suggestion does not provide specific values relevant to the current deployment, making it less impactful.

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    Enhancement
    Expand the navbar items for improved site navigation

    Consider adding more items to the navbar to enhance navigation and user experience.

    docs/docusaurus.config.js [18-21]

     items: [
       {to: 'docs/', label: 'Docs', position: 'left'},
    +  {to: 'blog', label: 'Blog', position: 'left'},
    +  {to: 'about', label: 'About', position: 'left'},
     ],
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

    Why: Expanding the navbar could improve navigation, but the current implementation is functional, making this a minor enhancement.

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    🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
    docs/docusaurus.config.js (2)

    5-7: LGTM: URL and link settings are well-configured.

    The baseUrl is correctly set for a GitHub Pages project page. The link handling settings are appropriate, with broken links set to throw errors and broken markdown links set to warn.

    Consider setting onBrokenMarkdownLinks to 'throw' as well for consistency and to catch all broken links during development:

      onBrokenLinks: 'throw',
    - onBrokenMarkdownLinks: 'warn',
    + onBrokenMarkdownLinks: 'throw',

    1-23: Overall, the Docusaurus configuration is well-structured and functional.

    The configuration file sets up a basic Docusaurus site for the VTEX SDK documentation. It includes all necessary settings for site information, URL handling, and a minimal theme configuration.

    As the documentation expands, consider the following improvements:

    1. Add more sections to the navbar (e.g., API reference, changelog, etc.).
    2. Implement a footer with links to important resources or social media.
    3. Configure additional Docusaurus features like blog, versioning, or search functionality.
    4. Include metadata for SEO optimization.

    Example of adding metadata:

    module.exports = {
      // ... existing configuration
      themeConfig: {
        // ... existing theme config
        metadata: [{name: 'keywords', content: 'vtex, sdk, dotnet, documentation'}],
      },
    };

    These enhancements will improve the usability and discoverability of your documentation as the project grows.

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    docs/docusaurus.config.js (2)

    1-4: LGTM: Basic site information is correctly configured.

    The title, tagline, and URL are appropriately set for the VTEX SDK documentation site. The URL correctly points to the GitHub Pages domain for the repository owner.


    11-23: LGTM: Theme configuration is functional but minimal.

    The navbar configuration includes the necessary elements: title, logo, and a navigation item for the documentation.

    Please verify that the logo file exists at the specified path. Run the following script to check:

    #!/bin/bash
    # Description: Verify the existence of the logo file.
    
    # Test: Check if the logo file exists
    if [ -f "static/img/logo.svg" ]; then
        echo "Logo file exists."
    else
        echo "Logo file not found at static/img/logo.svg"
        echo "Please ensure the file is present or update the path in the configuration."
    fi

    Consider expanding the navbar with additional useful links as the documentation grows. For example:

      items: [
        {to: 'docs/', label: 'Docs', position: 'left'},
    +   {to: 'docs/api', label: 'API', position: 'left'},
    +   {to: 'blog', label: 'Blog', position: 'left'},
    +   {
    +     href: 'https://github.com/guibranco/VTEX-SDK-dotnet',
    +     label: 'GitHub',
    +     position: 'right',
    +   },
      ],

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    favicon: 'img/favicon.ico',
    organizationName: 'guibranco',
    projectName: 'VTEX-SDK-dotnet',
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    πŸ’‘ Codebase verification

    Favicon File Missing

    The favicon.ico file does not exist in the repository. Please add the favicon file at img/favicon.ico or update the path in docusaurus.config.js to the correct location.

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    LGTM: Favicon and organization settings are correct.

    The organization and project names correctly match the GitHub repository information.

    Please verify that the favicon file exists at the specified path. Run the following script to check:


    Action Required: Correct the Favicon Verification Script

    The previous script encountered errors by checking the wrong file (logo.svg instead of favicon.ico) and had a syntax issue. Please run the corrected script below to ensure the favicon file exists at the specified path.


    Action Required: Favicon File Not Found at Specified Path

    The favicon file is missing at static/img/favicon.ico. Please verify its location or update the path in docusaurus.config.js accordingly.

    To locate the favicon file, run the following script:

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    Script:

    #!/bin/bash
    # Description: Verify the existence of the favicon file.
    
    # Test: Check if the favicon file exists
    if [ -f "static/img/favicon.ico" ]; then
        echo "Favicon file exists."
    else
        echo "Favicon file not found at static/img/favicon.ico"
        echo "Please ensure the file is present or update the path in the configuration."
    fi
    

    Length of output: 381


    Script:

    #!/bin/bash
    # Description: Verify the existence of the favicon file.
    
    # Test: Check if the favicon file exists
    if [ -f "static/img/favicon.ico" ]; then
        echo "Favicon file exists."
    else
        echo "Favicon file not found at static/img/favicon.ico"
        echo "Please ensure the file is present or update the path in the configuration."
    fi
    

    Length of output: 301


    Script:

    #!/bin/bash
    # Description: Search for favicon.ico in the codebase.
    
    fd 'favicon\.ico$' .
    

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