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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces significant changes to the VitePress documentation structure, focusing on reorganizing the sidebar, components, and routing. The modifications include renaming sections, updating import paths, introducing new components like Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant VitePress
participant SandboxIframe
participant OAOperation
participant ThemeConfigPopover
User->>VitePress: Navigate to documentation
VitePress->>SandboxIframe: Render sandbox
SandboxIframe->>OAOperation: Load operation
User->>ThemeConfigPopover: Open configuration
ThemeConfigPopover->>User: Display theme settings
User->>VitePress: Configure theme
VitePress->>SandboxIframe: Update rendering
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🔇 Additional comments (35)
docs/.vitepress/theme/components/theme/ThemeConfigPopover.vue (1)
14-38: Good job encapsulating the theme configuration inside a reusable popover.
Your template cleanly outlines the popover trigger, content, and header. This approach is clear and maintainable, and the code is well-structured while effectively leveraging Vue's composition API and reactivity.
docs/.vitepress/theme/components/theme/ThemeConfig.vue (1)
162-208: Ensure hidden slot toggles and columns are in sync with user expectations.
Hiding or exposing slots dynamically, and changing operation columns, can create inconsistent layouts if the data is reloaded or changed externally. Verify that any reactivity properly updates the UI if data is updated in parallel.
docs/.vitepress/theme/composables/useScopeConfiguration.ts (1)
1-9: Looks solid.
This lightweight composable cleanly provides a scoped reactive reference. You might consider exposing a method to reset or switch scopes if you anticipate more complex logic in the future.
docs/.vitepress/theme/index.ts (1)
5-5: Great addition for sandboxing.
Registering SandboxIframe as a global component ensures consistent usage throughout the docs. Confirm that there are no naming collisions and that the SandboxIframe usage is documented for contributors.
Also applies to: 20-20
docs/.vitepress/theme/components/sandbox/SandboxNav.vue (1)
2-2: Use simpler relative imports to keep code self-contained.
This import path simplification to ../vitepress/VPSwitchAppearance.vue is a good move, making the component easier to track and maintain. Ensure that the referenced component continues to function as expected from its new location.
docs/.vitepress/theme/sandboxData.ts (3)
1-4: Consistent use of Vue imports.
By importing both Ref and ref from Vue alongside UnwrapRef, the code clarifies the distinction between types and implementations, which boosts readability and maintainability.
5-26: Interface design is well-structured.
This interface neatly captures the reactive state for the sandbox, ensuring type safety across components. Good job defining clear property types to guide future development.
28-51: Efficient and flexible initializer function.
The initSandboxData function provides default values while allowing partial overrides, making it robust for various sandbox configurations. This approach keeps the code DRY and promotes extensibility.
docs/.vitepress/theme/components/sandbox/SandboxRemoteFetch.vue (1)
6-6: Refined import path for SandboxData.
Aligning with the new ../../sandboxData path maintains consistency across components and makes the codebase easier to navigate. The rest of the fetch logic appears unchanged and correct.
docs/.vitepress/theme/components/sandbox/SandboxEditor.vue (3)
4-4: Consistent SandboxData import.
Switching the import path to ../../sandboxData aligns with the new file organization, keeping the sandbox logic cohesive. No issues spotted.
38-41: Adaptive layout for navigation visibility.
Conditionally appending the has-nav class ensures that the editor dynamically adjusts its layout based on the navigation’s visibility. This is a user-friendly design choice.
71-75: Synchronized editor height with nav bar presence.
Adjusting the height and max-height based on var(--vp-nav-height) helps maintain a consistent experience when the navigation is shown or hidden. This styling is clean and follows good responsive design principles.
docs/.vitepress/theme/components/vitepress/VPDocAsideOutline.vue (1)
21-25: Double-check the watch dependencies
Watching [sandboxData.spec, sandboxData.operationId, sandboxData.previewComponent] is valid. Just ensure each of these dependencies is necessary to trigger previewHeaders recalculation.
tailwind.config.js (1)
12-17: Validate usage of process.env.IS_DOCS
While this approach is common in Node, certain ESLint configurations prefer explicit require. Verify your Node environment setup to ensure process.env is recognized. Otherwise, you may address the rule by requiring the process module explicitly if needed.
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docs/.vitepress/theme/components/sandbox/SandboxIframe.vue (2)
36-50: Ensure correct unref of sandboxData
Using deepUnref inside compressToURL is clever. Confirm that fields removed (e.g., loading, specLoaded, themeConfig) do not affect your final configuration.
52-56: Check environment-based URLs
The baseUrl logic is straightforward. Confirm that the local environment (http://localhost:5173/sandbox/) is correct for your current dev setup.
docs/.vitepress/theme/components/sandbox/Sandbox.vue (5)
2-11: Imports are well organized.
These new imports (ThemeConfigPopover and initSandboxData) enhance readability and maintain a clear dependency structure, making the sandbox functionality more modular.
36-40: Validate decompression data.
When merging remote or query param data into initSandboxData, consider adding light validation or error handling to ensure the final sandboxData shape is consistent and that any erroneous data from the URL does not break the UI.
78-81: Conditional nav bar approach looks good.
Hiding the navigation dynamically via !sandboxData.hideSandboxNav.value is straightforward and keeps the UI flexible. Continue to ensure that the hideSandboxNav logic is consistently used to avoid layout inconsistencies.
110-114: Dynamic class usage is clear.
Binding the has-nav class conditionally in ResizablePanelGroup is a neat approach to manage different layout states.
122-122: Consider skeleton or loading placeholders outside the container.
While displaying OASpecSkeleton as a fallback for !sandboxData.specLoaded.value is fine, consider verifying the layout styling in smaller viewports to ensure no scrolling or overflow issues arise.
docs/.vitepress/config.mts (7)
32-55: Sidebar reorganization is coherent.
Renaming the "Layouts" section to "Pages" and reorganizing items clarifies the documentation structure. The grouping of items (e.g., by operation, spec, and tag) is logical, making navigation more intuitive.
57-63: "Sidebar" configuration aligns with user expectations.
Creating a dedicated "Sidebar" section centralizes sidebar content and fosters consistency. Check any external references or links to ensure they're updated to reflect this new grouping.
92-102: Well-structured nested "General" section.
Your approach to nesting "i18n" within "General" is tidy and helps group related customizations in a clear manner. This improves discoverability for developers.
105-127: Grouping "Operation" customizations is intuitive.
Placing custom slots, badges, code samples, and tag slots in this "Operation" section logically consolidates aspects of operation-based customization.
130-140: "Spec" grouping suits advanced use-cases.
Providing separate groupings for multi-spec scenarios highlights advanced usage, preventing confusion for novice users who only need a single spec.
287-295: Rewrites object ensures backward compatibility.
Using rewrites for older layout paths (e.g., /layouts/one-operation -> /pages/by-operation) is an excellent idea to maintain existing links. Confirm that no conflicting paths or endless redirect chains occur.
299-299: Conditional alias resolution is well-structured.
Switching the vitepress-openapi alias to different paths based on the environment is a standard and effective approach. Ensure consistent environment variables in production.
docs/sandbox/index.md (1)
7-7: Relative path import is preferable.
Switching to a relative path ('../.vitepress/theme/components/sandbox/Sandbox.vue') reduces potential confusion and aligns with typical local referencing best practices.
docs/pages/info-servers.md (2)
5-7: Inline HTML in Markdown.
Markdownlint flags the <script> block and the custom component usage (ScopeConfigurationTabs) as inline HTML. However, this is fairly standard in many Vue-based docs. Confirm if your linting rules correctly account for .vue style Markdown usage.
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13-43: ScopeConfigurationTabs usage is clear and helpful.
Providing both global and in-markdown examples in separate templates is a fine approach for instructing users on two main usage scenarios. That clarity is beneficial for new or inexperienced users.
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28-46: Consider cross-browser compatibility for import assertions
The import assertion syntax (assert { type: 'json' }) is not widely supported across all JavaScript environments. Consider adding a note about compatibility requirements or providing an alternative approach.
Would you like me to provide an alternative implementation that doesn't rely on import assertions?
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Line range hint 102-142: LGTM! Well-documented configuration options
The itemsByPaths configuration options are thoroughly documented with clear explanations and default values.
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44-78: Well-structured implementation examples!
The usage section effectively demonstrates both JavaScript and TypeScript implementations with clear code highlighting and proper type definitions. The code groups make it easy for users to follow their preferred language implementation.
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Consider restructuring the document header
To improve markdown consistency, consider moving the frontmatter section after the h1 heading "Getting Started". This would align with markdown best practices while maintaining the same functionality.
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- outline: 2
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+ outline: 2
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+ import ScopeConfigurationTabs from '../.vitepress/theme/components/ScopeConfigurationTabs.vue'
+ </script>Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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| import { useTheme } from 'vitepress-openapi' | ||
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| import { Icon } from '@iconify/vue' | ||
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| import { Popover, PopoverContent, PopoverTrigger } from '../ui/popover' | ||
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The DEFAULT_OPERATION_SLOTS is actually exported from src/composables/useTheme.ts, but it's being imported from the root src directory. While both locations export this constant, it's better to import directly from the source file to maintain consistency and avoid potential circular dependencies.
- Update the import statement to:
import { DEFAULT_OPERATION_SLOTS } from '../../../../../src/composables/useTheme'
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Imports from vitepress-openapi and other libraries appear fine. Just verify that the DEFAULT_OPERATION_SLOTS import from a relative path is correctly resolved, and confirm that any external peer dependencies are installed.
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Consider extracting magic numbers to constants
The padding and max-width values could be extracted to constants for better maintainability.
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Document grid layout classes
The grid layout classes used for example presentation aren't documented.
Consider adding a comment explaining the grid layout structure and class purposes:
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- grid grid-cols-3: Creates a 3-column grid
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Consider documenting iframe customization options
The SandboxIframe component includes several props and classes that could benefit from documentation.
Add a section explaining the available customization options:
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Consider clarifying spec import path flexibility
The examples show a fixed path ../../public/openapi.json for importing the OpenAPI specification. Consider adding a note about path flexibility and recommended locations for storing the spec file.
Add a note like:
> Note: The OpenAPI specification file can be stored anywhere in your project. The example uses `public/openapi.json`, but you can adjust the import path based on your project structure.Also applies to: 124-124
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Add example theme configuration options
The documentation shows where to add custom theme configuration but doesn't provide examples of available options. Consider adding practical examples of theme configuration to help users understand what can be customized.
Add example configuration options like:
config: {
// Example theme configuration options
theme: 'light' | 'dark' | 'auto',
layout: 'default' | 'compact',
// Add more real configuration options...
}Also applies to: 247-249, 282-284, 308-310
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1-32: LGTM! Clean configuration structure for documentation reorganization
The configuration properly defines the rewrite rules needed to support the documentation restructuring from /layouts/ to the new path structure.
1-32: Verify documentation references to old paths
Since this is a documentation restructuring, we should verify that all internal documentation links have been updated to use the new paths.
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| "destination": "/pages/by-spec" | ||
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| "destination": "/customizations/custom-slots" | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| "source": "/layouts/multiple-specs*", | ||
| "destination": "/customizations/multiple-specs" | ||
| } |
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Consider improving URL pattern handling
The current wildcard patterns might not handle all URL variations correctly. Consider these improvements:
{
"rewrites": [
{
- "source": "/layouts/one-operation*",
+ "source": "/layouts/one-operation/:path*",
"destination": "/pages/by-operation"
},
{
- "source": "/layouts/all-operations*",
+ "source": "/layouts/all-operations/:path*",
"destination": "/pages/by-spec"
},
// Apply similar changes to other rules
]
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| "destination": "/pages/by-spec" | ||
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| "destination": "/pages/by-tag" | ||
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| "destination": "/sidebar/sidebar-items" | ||
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| "destination": "/customizations/custom-slots" | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| "source": "/layouts/multiple-specs*", | ||
| "destination": "/customizations/multiple-specs" | ||
| } | ||
| ] |
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Add fallback rules for completeness
Consider adding these additional rules to handle edge cases:
{
"rewrites": [
+ {
+ "source": "/layouts",
+ "destination": "/pages"
+ },
+ {
+ "source": "/layouts/",
+ "destination": "/pages"
+ },
// Existing rules...
+ {
+ "source": "/layouts/:path*",
+ "destination": "/pages/:path*"
+ }
]
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32-55: LGTM! Clear and intuitive navigation structure.
The reorganization of documentation sections from "Layouts" to "Pages" with clear subcategories (By Operation, By Spec, By Tag) improves navigation and content discovery.
290-290: Verify path resolution in different environments.
The environment-based alias resolution looks good, but let's ensure it works correctly in all scenarios.
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1-6: Imports appear valid and well-organized.
The imported functions and utilities (compressToURL, initSandboxData, deepUnref, cn) are each used appropriately in the script, which helps keep the code modular and maintainable.
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| text: 'General', | ||
| items: [ | ||
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| items: [ | ||
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| text: 'i18n', | ||
| link: '/customizations/i18n', | ||
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| link: '/customizations/code-samples', | ||
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| text: 'Operation tags slot', | ||
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| text: 'i18n', | ||
| link: '/customizations/i18n', | ||
| text: 'Spec', | ||
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| items: [ | ||
| { | ||
| text: 'Multiple Specs', | ||
| link: '/customizations/multiple-specs', | ||
| }, | ||
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Consider flattening the deeply nested customization structure.
The current structure has up to 5 levels of nesting (Customizations > General > items > items > i18n), which might make navigation cumbersome. Consider flattening the structure by:
- Moving single-item categories (like "General") directly under Customizations
- Reducing nesting levels for Operation and Spec sections
Example simplified structure:
{
text: 'Customizations',
items: [
{
- text: 'General',
- items: [
- {
- items: [
- {
- text: 'i18n',
- link: '/customizations/i18n',
- }
- ]
- }
- ]
+ text: 'i18n',
+ link: '/customizations/i18n',
},
// Similar flattening for Operation and Spec sections
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| /* Estilos adicionales si los necesitas */ | ||
| </style> |
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Scoped styling is minimal, potentially placeholder.
If inline classes fulfill your styling needs, consider removing this unused style block to reduce clutter. Otherwise, add specific component styles that might be needed for content override or unique styling.
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Currently, themeConfig and sandboxData are typed as generic Object. For stronger type safety and better IDE support, consider defining an interface or type alias for these objects.
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- themeConfig: {
- type: Object,
- },
- sandboxData: {
- type: Object,
- },
- ...
- })
+ interface ThemeConfig {
+ // define shape here
+ }
+ interface SandboxData {
+ // define shape here
+ }
+
+ const props = defineProps<{
+ themeConfig: ThemeConfig
+ sandboxData: SandboxData
+ nonInteractive?: boolean
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Using zoom can cause layout or compatibility issues in certain browsers. A more widely supported approach is to use CSS transforms (e.g., scale) along with browser-specific fallback checks.
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docs/pages/by-operation.md (4)
1-8: LGTM: Frontmatter and component setup
The frontmatter configuration and component import are properly structured.
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17-22: Add language specifier to the code block
The code block should specify a language for proper syntax highlighting.
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`28-46`: **Add error handling for paths and operationId**
The paths loader should handle cases where the spec is invalid or missing required fields.
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Format the GitHub issue URL as a proper link
Convert the bare URL to a proper Markdown link for better readability and accessibility.
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Consider adding type safety for operationId
The operationId from route params could benefit from type validation to ensure it matches the spec.
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+if (typeof operationId !== 'string') {
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| import { usePaths } from 'vitepress-openapi' | ||
| import spec from '../public/openapi.json' assert {type: 'json'} |
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JSON imports are inconsistently used across the codebase
Looking at the codebase, there's an inconsistent pattern in JSON imports:
- Some files use
assert { type: 'json' }syntax - Others use direct imports without assertions
- The same files sometimes use both styles in different places
This inconsistency suggests that the codebase already handles both import styles, and the assertion syntax is not strictly required. The direct import style (without assertions) appears to work fine in multiple files, making it the more compatible option.
Locations that need attention:
docs/pages/by-operation.md: Currently uses assertion syntaxdocs/example/operations/[operationId].paths.js: Uses assertion syntaxdocs/example/tags/[tag].paths.js: Uses assertion syntaxdocs/sidebar/sidebar-items.md: Uses assertion syntax
Since the codebase demonstrates that direct imports work and are already in use (e.g., in docs/pages/by-spec.md and docs/pages/info-servers.md), we should maintain consistency by using the more compatible approach.
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