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feat(technical): make ontology generated documentation visible #397

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@ccamel ccamel commented Jan 27, 2024

After the changes in axone-protocol/ontology#229, set up Docusaurus to include the ontology's generated documentation in the "Technical Documentation" section.

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  • New Features
    • Introduced an 'Ontology' section with a dedicated navigation path and version dropdown, enhancing the documentation structure.
  • Documentation
    • Updated technical documentation overview and improved navigation with revised labels and links for key topics such as "Smart Contracts," "Governance Predicates," "Modules," and "Command Line Interface."
    • Enhanced readability and organization of sidebar navigation with visual separators.

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The updates introduce a new 'ontology' section in the project configuration, enhancing navigation and version control. Additionally, the documentation structure sees refinement with modified identifiers, updated link labels and destinations, and a slight visual tweak through an added horizontal rule, aiming for a clearer, more organized presentation of content.

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File Change Summary
docusaurus.config.js - Added 'ontology' configuration with routeBasePath.
- Included 'docsVersionDropdown' for 'ontology'.
sidebars.js - Modified id for "technical-documentation/overview".
- Updated labels and hrefs for multiple links.
- Added an <hr/> element.

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@ccamel ccamel marked this pull request as ready for review January 30, 2024 16:29
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ccamel commented Jan 30, 2024

@MdechampG I suggest we merge this one as it is and then address #407 to make the necessary improvements, if you agree.

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Actionable comments generated: 1

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4f89e67 and ea17a6d.
Files selected for processing (2)
  • docusaurus.config.js (2 hunks)
  • sidebars.js (3 hunks)
Additional comments: 4
sidebars.js (2)
  • 38-38: The modification of the id for the "technical-documentation/overview" document is noted. Ensure this change is reflected across all references to this document within the project to maintain consistency and avoid broken links.
  • 67-67: The addition of an <hr/> HTML element to improve visual separation is a good practice for enhancing readability. Ensure that this change aligns with the overall design and styling guidelines of the documentation site.
docusaurus.config.js (2)
  • 174-180: The addition of a 'docsVersionDropdown' for 'ontology' with a dropdown item for the latest version is a significant improvement for user experience, allowing easy access to the most current documentation. Ensure the specified route (/ontology/schemas) is correctly set up and accessible.
Verification successful

The verification process revealed that the URL https://okp4.github.io/ontology/schemas redirects to https://ontology.okp4.space/schemas, indicating that the original URL is not directly serving content but instead redirects to another domain. This behavior suggests that the route /ontology/schemas is set up to redirect users to the intended content, albeit on a different domain than initially expected. This outcome aligns with the goal of ensuring the specified route is accessible, although it does so through a redirection.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify the route is accessible and correctly configured.
curl --head https://okp4.github.io/ontology/schemas

Length of output: 875

* 341-347: The configuration added for 'ontology' with `routeBasePath` set to 'ontology/' is crucial for integrating the ontology documentation into the Docusaurus platform. This setup is consistent with the PR objectives. Ensure that the specified path ('ontology') exists and contains the expected documentation files.
Verification successful

The executed script successfully located the ontology directory and listed numerous files within it, including documentation files such as ./ontology/schemas.md and various others across different directories, indicating that the ontology path exists and contains documentation files as expected.

Based on the output, it's clear that the ontology directory is present and contains at least one documentation file (schemas.md), which aligns with the review comment's verification requirement. Therefore, the setup for integrating the ontology documentation into the Docusaurus platform, as mentioned in the review comment, is verified to be correctly implemented.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Ensure the 'ontology' directory exists and contains documentation files.
fd --type d 'ontology' && fd --type f --exec ls {} \;

Length of output: 52807

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@MdechampG I suggest we merge this one as it is and then address #407 to make the necessary improvements, if you agree.

Yes sure @ccamel

@ccamel ccamel merged commit e6fbc7f into main Jan 31, 2024
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@ccamel ccamel deleted the feat/ontology-section branch January 31, 2024 08:29
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