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fix: typo in frontend development start command #278

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Correct typo in documentation to ease for future first-time contributors

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  • Documentation
    • Updated the get-started.md to provide clearer setup instructions for contributors.
    • Emphasized the use of a devcontainer for VSCode users and listed essential tools.
    • Clarified commands for starting the API server and frontend UI.
    • Expanded guidelines for contributing to documentation and managing translations.

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The get-started.md document has been updated to improve clarity and correctness regarding setup and development processes for contributors. Key enhancements include emphasizing the use of a devcontainer for VSCode, refining setup instructions with specific flags for dependency installation, and clarifying commands for starting the API server and UI. Additional guidance on unit tests, end-to-end tests, and documentation contributions has been added, along with clearer instructions for managing translations.

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docs/en/contribute/get-started.md Updated instructions for setup and development processes, added details on prerequisites, clarified commands for API and UI, expanded documentation contribution guidelines, and improved translation management instructions.

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  • Ensure that all tools listed in the prerequisites are kept up-to-date to mitigate vulnerabilities.
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  • Validate all inputs in unit tests and end-to-end tests to avoid potential security issues.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
docs/en/contribute/get-started.md (2)

Line range hint 23-34: Consider adding hot-reloading for API development

The note about the API server not auto-reloading after changes could impact developer productivity. Consider implementing a hot-reloading mechanism for the API server to improve the development experience. This could be achieved using tools like air or realize for Go.

From a security perspective, ensure that any hot-reloading mechanism is only enabled in development environments and not in production builds.


38-38: Typo fix approved and suggestion for clarity

The frontend development start command has been correctly updated to task ui:dev. This resolves the typo mentioned in the PR objectives. To further improve clarity, consider adding a brief explanation of what this command does, e.g., "Starts the development server for the frontend UI."

From a security standpoint, remind users to never run development servers in production environments, as they may expose sensitive information or debugging tools.

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docs/en/contribute/get-started.md (3)

Line range hint 3-13: Verify completeness of prerequisites list

The prerequisites section appears to be comprehensive. However, to enhance security, consider adding a recommendation for users to verify the integrity of downloaded tools using checksums or digital signatures.


Line range hint 15-21: Address security implications of --shamefully-hoist flag

While using --shamefully-hoist is necessary to prevent errors, it's important to note that this flag can potentially expose security vulnerabilities. Consider adding a warning about the security implications and recommend users to review the dependencies carefully.


Line range hint 52-67: Address security considerations for translations

The information provided about documentation and translations is helpful. However, when using external services like Weblate for translations, it's important to consider security implications. Add a note reminding contributors to be cautious about the content they submit through Weblate, avoiding any sensitive information or potentially malicious content in translations.

Additionally, consider implementing a review process for new translations to ensure the integrity and security of the translated content before it's merged into the main project.

@tankerkiller125 tankerkiller125 merged commit 8f255cc into sysadminsmedia:main Oct 12, 2024
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@songlim327 songlim327 deleted the patch-1 branch October 13, 2024 10:32
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