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[website] Make page titles follow breadcrumb scheme #461

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plroebuck opened this issue May 2, 2018 · 2 comments

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plroebuck commented May 2, 2018

Attempting to find an open webpage for this site in browser Window menu (or bookmark it) is maddening.

Examples

URL: http://unexpected.js.org/assertions/any/to-be/
Page title:

actual: "any - to be"
expected: "Assertions | any | to be | Unexpected.js"

URL: http://unexpected.js.org/api/addAssertion/
Page title:

actual: "addAssertion"
expected: "API | addAssertion | Unexpected.js"

Replacement Scheme

Page title: <top-level-menu-name> '|' [<group> '|' ]<item> '|' <site>

Benefits

Site can be determined from page title
Top-level grouping (all assertions together) in Window menu
User doesn't have to rename default bookmark name (which is page title)

Difficulty

Easy

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sunesimonsen commented May 2, 2018

Makes sense. The documentation page could use a lot of love ❤️

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sunesimonsen commented May 2, 2018

Will have to be changed in https://github.com/unexpectedjs/unexpected-documentation-site-generator

sunesimonsen added the Documentation label

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