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apps/engineering/next.config.mjs (1)
5-8: LGTM: Basic Next.js configuration with room for expansionThe configuration object is correctly defined with
reactStrictMode: true, which is a good practice. The JSDoc type annotation is helpful for TypeScript support.Consider if any additional Next.js configuration options are needed for this engineering documentation site, such as:
pageExtensionsto include.mdxfilesbasePathif the docs will be served under a subpathi18nfor internationalization if requiredapps/engineering/app/source.ts (2)
1-3: LGTM! Consider using a more robust import path.The imports are correctly structured and necessary for the file's functionality. However, the import from "@/.source" might be fragile if the file structure changes.
Consider using a more robust import path for
docsandmeta, such as an absolute import or a path alias, to improve maintainability. For example:import { docs, meta } from "@/path/to/source";This change would make the import more resilient to file structure changes.
5-8: LGTM! Consider adding a brief comment for clarity.The export of the
sourceconstant is well-structured and aligns with the PR objective of relocating the engineering documentation.Consider adding a brief comment above the export to explain its purpose and how it relates to the documentation relocation. For example:
// Configure the MDX source loader for the relocated engineering documentation export const source = loader({ baseUrl: "/docs", source: createMDXSource(docs, meta), });This comment would enhance code readability and provide context for future developers.
apps/engineering/app/(home)/layout.tsx (1)
10-11: LGTM: Implementation is clean and follows React composition pattern.The component effectively wraps the
HomeLayoutfrom fumadocs-ui, applying common configuration throughbaseOptions. This approach promotes consistency and reusability.Consider adding the ability to override
baseOptionsby accepting an optionaloptionsprop:export default function Layout({ children, + options = {}, }: { children: ReactNode; + options?: Partial<typeof baseOptions>; }): React.ReactElement { - return <HomeLayout {...baseOptions}>{children}</HomeLayout>; + return <HomeLayout {...baseOptions} {...options}>{children}</HomeLayout>; }This change would allow for more flexibility in cases where specific pages might need slight variations in the layout options.
apps/engineering/content/docs/test.mdx (3)
1-4: Consider enhancing the description in the frontmatter.The title and description are currently identical. To improve SEO and provide better context for users, consider expanding the description to briefly explain what kind of components are covered in this document.
For example:
--- title: Components -description: Components +description: Overview of custom components used in our engineering documentation ---
6-10: Consider using a more relevant code example.While the current "Hello World" example demonstrates how to use a code block, it may not provide much value in the context of engineering documentation. Consider replacing it with a more relevant example that showcases a component or a specific feature of your system.
For instance:
## Code Block ```js -console.log('Hello World'); +import { Card } from '@/components/Card'; + +export function ExampleCard() { + return ( + <Card title="Example" href="/docs/example"> + This is an example card component. + </Card> + ); +}--- `1-17`: **Align the content with PR objectives and enhance overall structure.** This new file provides a good starting point for demonstrating components in your engineering documentation. However, to fully align with the PR objectives and maximize its value: 1. Consider adding a section that explicitly mentions the move to the new "fuma" location, explaining any benefits or changes this brings. 2. Expand the content to showcase more of your custom components or provide more in-depth examples. 3. Structure the document to serve as a clear introduction or index to your engineering documentation components. These enhancements will help make the document more informative and aligned with the stated PR objectives of moving and improving the engineering documentation. </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>apps/engineering/tailwind.config.js (1)</summary><blockquote> `12-12`: **LGTM: Appropriate use of fumadocs-ui preset.** The use of `createPreset()` in the `presets` array is consistent with the import statement and aligns with the PR objectives. This preset likely provides default Tailwind configurations specific to "fumadocs-ui". For improved clarity, consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of the `createPreset()` function. For example: ```diff - presets: [createPreset()], + // Use the fumadocs-ui preset for consistent styling + presets: [createPreset()],apps/engineering/app/(home)/page.tsx (2)
5-13: LGTM: JSX structure is clean and logical. Consider simplifying text spacing.The component's JSX structure is well-organized. However, the use of
{" "}for spacing can be simplified.Consider simplifying the text content by removing the
{" "}and using regular spaces:- You can open{" "} + You can open <Link href="/docs" className="text-fd-foreground font-semibold underline"> /docs - </Link>{" "} + </Link> - and see the documentation.{" "} + and see the documentation.This change will make the code more readable while maintaining the same visual output.
9-11: Enhance accessibility for the Link component.While the overall structure is good for accessibility, the
<Link>component could be improved for screen reader users.Consider adding an
aria-labelto the<Link>component to provide more context:<Link href="/docs" className="text-fd-foreground font-semibold underline" + aria-label="Open documentation" > /docs </Link>This change will help screen reader users understand the purpose of the link more clearly.
apps/engineering/app/layout.config.tsx (2)
3-9: Documentation is helpful, consider adding more details.The comment effectively explains the purpose of the shared layout configurations and where to find individual layout configurations.
Consider adding a brief explanation of what "fumadocs-ui" is and its role in the project, as it might not be immediately clear to all developers.
10-26: Structure looks good, consider minor improvements.The
baseOptionsobject is well-structured and provides the necessary configuration for the layout. Here are some suggestions for improvement:
- Consider extracting the GitHub URL into a constant to avoid repetition:
const GITHUB_URL = "https://github.com/unkeyed/unkey"; export const baseOptions: HomeLayoutProps = { // ... githubUrl: GITHUB_URL, links: [ // ... { text: "GitHub", url: GITHUB_URL, }, ], };
- The
activeproperty in the "Documentation" link is set to "nested-url". It might be helpful to add a comment explaining what this means or how it affects the navigation behavior.apps/engineering/app/layout.tsx (1)
16-16: Consider refining the Banner message for clarity and permanence.The current message, "The new place for our engineering docs", clearly indicates the purpose of the page. However, it might sound temporary or transitional. Consider refining it to something more permanent and informative, such as "Welcome to Unkey Engineering Documentation" or "Unkey Engineering: Documentation and Resources".
apps/engineering/package.json (2)
6-9: Update documentation to reflect new build and development process.The changes to the scripts section indicate a shift from Mintlify to Next.js for development and building. This aligns with the PR objective of moving the engineering documentation to "fuma". The changes look good and are approved.
Consider the following actions:
- Update any existing documentation that references the old build or development process.
- Create or update a README file to explain the new scripts and how to use them.
Would you like assistance in drafting documentation updates for these changes?
11-18: Consider standardizing version ranges for dependencies.The new dependencies align well with the PR objective of moving to "fuma" and transitioning to a React-based documentation system. These changes are approved.
However, there's an inconsistency in how versions are specified:
- fumadocs packages use exact versions (e.g., "13.4.10")
- Other packages use caret ranges (e.g., "^0.378.0")
Consider standardizing the version ranges for better consistency and easier maintenance. You might want to use caret ranges for all dependencies unless there's a specific reason for pinning exact versions.
Would you like a script to help standardize these version ranges?
apps/engineering/content/docs/api-design/rpc.mdx (4)
6-11: LGTM: Clear introduction and URL schema explanation.The introduction and URL schema explanation are well-written and easy to understand. The example provided is helpful for clarifying the schema usage.
Consider adding a comma after "For example" on line 11 to improve readability:
-For example `GET https://api.unkey.dev/v1/apis.listKeys` to list all keys for an API. +For example, `GET https://api.unkey.dev/v1/apis.listKeys` to list all keys for an API.🧰 Tools
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Context: ...{version}/{service}.{procedure} ``` For example `GET https://api.unkey.dev/v1/apis.list...(COMMA_FOR_EXAMPLE)
13-14: LGTM: Clear statement of HTTP methods used.The documentation clearly states which HTTP methods are used and which are not. This is helpful for developers interacting with the API.
Consider adding a brief explanation of why only GET and POST are used, as this approach differs from typical RESTful API conventions. This context could help developers better understand the API design philosophy. For example:
## HTTP Methods We strictly use only `GET` and `POST` methods. `PUT` and `DELETE` are not used. + +This simplified approach allows for a more streamlined API interface while still providing full CRUD functionality through carefully designed endpoints.
17-23: LGTM: Clear explanation of GET usage with a helpful example.The section effectively explains how GET requests are used in the API, including the use of query parameters for data manipulation.
Consider the following improvements to enhance clarity and usefulness:
- Add a brief example of query parameters for filtering or sorting.
- Use syntax highlighting for the curl command.
- Add a comment explaining what the curl command does.
Here's an example of how you could implement these suggestions:
### GET The `GET` methods is used for reading data. Filtering, sorting, or pagination is done via query parameters. + +For example, to filter keys by a specific name and sort them by creation date: +`GET https://api.unkey.dev/v1/apis.listKeys?name=myKey&sort=createdAt` -``` +```bash +# Retrieve a key by its ID curl "https://api.unkey.dev/v1/keys.getKey?keyId=key_123" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer <ROOT_KEY>"--- `26-35`: **LGTM: Clear explanation of POST usage with a helpful example.** The section effectively explains how POST requests are used in the API for all write operations. Consider the following improvements to enhance clarity and usefulness: 1. Add a brief explanation of why POST is used for all write operations, including updates and deletes. 2. Use syntax highlighting for the curl command. 3. Add a comment explaining what the curl command does. 4. Consider adding examples for update and delete operations to illustrate how they differ from create operations. Here's an example of how you could implement these suggestions: ```diff ### POST The `POST` method is used for creating, updating, and deleting data. Data is passed as `application/json` in the request body. + +We use POST for all write operations to maintain consistency and simplify the API interface. The specific operation (create, update, or delete) is determined by the endpoint and the data provided. -``` +```bash +# Create a new key curl -XPOST "https://api.unkey.dev/v1/keys.createKey" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer <ROOT_KEY>" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "apiId": "api_123", "name": "My Key" }'
+For update and delete operations, you would use different endpoints with the same HTTP method:
+
+```bash
+# Update a key
+curl -XPOST "https://api.unkey.dev/v1/keys.updateKey" \
- -H "Authorization: Bearer <ROOT_KEY>" \
- -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
- -d '{ "keyId": "key_123", "name": "Updated Key Name" }'
+# Delete a key
+curl -XPOST "https://api.unkey.dev/v1/keys.deleteKey" \
- -H "Authorization: Bearer <ROOT_KEY>" \
- -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
- -d '{ "keyId": "key_123" }'
+```</blockquote></details> <details> <summary>apps/engineering/content/docs/api-design/errors.mdx (2)</summary><blockquote> `7-9`: **Consider hyphenating compound adjectives for improved readability.** The phrases "human readable" and "machine readable" should be hyphenated when used as compound adjectives before a noun. This improves readability and adheres to common style guidelines. Apply these changes: ```diff -Machine and human readable error codes +Machine- and human-readable error codes -The Unkey API returns machine readable error codes to quickly identify the type of error as well as link to the docs and a requestId. +The Unkey API returns machine-readable error codes to quickly identify the type of error as well as link to the docs and a requestId.🧰 Tools
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25-31: Great inclusion of future plans and RFC reference. Consider minor text improvement.The information about future improvements and the reference to RFC9457 are valuable additions to the documentation. It shows forward-thinking and provides users with additional resources.
For a minor improvement:
Apply this change:
-to offer more error details to the user in a well defined format. +to offer more error details to the user in a well-defined format.This hyphenation improves readability when "well-defined" is used as a compound adjective before a noun.
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biome.json (2)
61-63: LGTM. Consider adding a trailing comma after the last item for consistency.The changes in the formatter section look good:
- Adding a trailing comma after ".content-collections" improves maintainability.
- Including ".source" and ".trigger" in the formatter's ignore list maintains consistency with the linter configuration.
For even better consistency and to make future additions easier, consider adding a trailing comma after the last item in the ignore array:
".content-collections", ".source", -".trigger" +".trigger",This small change will make it easier to add or remove items in the future without causing unnecessary diff noise.
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1-79: Consider updating the "organizeImports" section for full consistency.The changes to the linter and formatter configurations look good and align with the PR objectives. However, I noticed that the "organizeImports" section wasn't updated. For full consistency across all Biome configurations, consider adding the new ignore patterns to this section as well:
"organizeImports": { "enabled": true, "ignore": [ "node_modules", ".next", "dist", ".nuxt", ".wrangler", ".react-email", - ".content-collections" + ".content-collections", + ".source", + ".trigger" ] }This change would ensure that all Biome features (linting, formatting, and import organization) treat these new patterns consistently.
apps/engineering/app/docs/layout.tsx (1)
10-45: LGTM with a suggestion: Component configuration is comprehensive.The
DocsLayoutconfiguration is well-structured and provides a clear navigation system through theRootTogglecomponent. The use of icons and descriptive text enhances usability.Consider adding
aria-labelattributes to the icon elements to improve accessibility. For example:-<Code className="size-4 text-blue-600 dark:text-blue-400" /> +<Code className="size-4 text-blue-600 dark:text-blue-400" aria-label="Code icon" />Apply similar changes to other icon elements.
apps/engineering/content/docs/services/vault.mdx (2)
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40-52: LGTM: Updated Q&A section structure.The replacement of
<AccordionGroup>with<Accordions>and the use of individual<Accordion>components for each scenario is a good improvement. It's consistent with the new imports and likely enhances the user interface.Consider adding a brief introductory text before the
<Accordions>component to provide context for the scenarios. For example:+ ### Security Breach Scenarios + + Here are some potential scenarios and their security implications: + <Accordions> <Accordion title="Scenario 1: Main database is leaked"> An attacker can see the encrypted secrets, but they can't decrypt them. </Accordion> ... </Accordions>This addition would improve the readability and context of the Q&A section.
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1-52: LGTM: Overall document structure and content preserved.The document maintains its logical flow and coherence while incorporating the new UI components. The core content, including the Features section, Flow diagram, and Q&A, remains intact and informative.
For consistency with the updated Q&A section, consider using the new
Accordioncomponent for other sections where it might be beneficial. For example, the Features section could be presented as an accordion:<Accordions> <Accordion title="Encryption"> Encrypt and decrypt secrets </Accordion> <Accordion title="Key Management"> Supports multiple keyrings, key rolling and secret re-encryption. </Accordion> <Accordion title="HTTP API"> Exposes an HTTP API via buf connect to interact with the service. </Accordion> </Accordions>This would provide a consistent UI experience throughout the document and allow users to focus on specific features as needed.
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apps/engineering/next.config.mjs (4)
1-1: LGTM: Appropriate import for MDX supportThe import of
createMDXfrom "fumadocs-mdx/next" is correct and aligns with the PR objective of enhancing engineering documentation.
3-3: LGTM: Correct setup of MDX wrapperThe
withMDXwrapper is correctly created using the importedcreateMDXfunction. This setup will enable MDX support in the Next.js configuration.
10-10: LGTM: Correct export of MDX-enhanced configurationThe export statement correctly applies the
withMDXwrapper to theconfigobject, ensuring that the Next.js configuration includes MDX support.
1-10: LGTM: Proper setup for Next.js with MDX supportThe
next.config.mjsfile correctly sets up a Next.js configuration with MDX support using the "fumadocs-mdx/next" package. This aligns well with the PR objective of enhancing engineering documentation.To ensure everything is working as expected:
- Verify that MDX files are being properly rendered in the engineering documentation.
- Check if any additional Next.js configuration options are needed for optimal performance and functionality of the documentation site.
Run the following script to check for MDX files in the project:
This will help verify the presence and usage of MDX files in the project.
apps/engineering/app/source.ts (1)
1-8: Overall, great implementation of the documentation relocation!This new file successfully sets up the necessary configuration for loading MDX content in the new documentation location. The implementation is concise, uses appropriate libraries, and aligns well with the PR objectives of moving the engineering documentation to a new location.
Great job on this addition to the codebase!
apps/engineering/app/(home)/layout.tsx (3)
1-3: LGTM: Imports are well-structured and appropriate.The imports are correctly organized, separating external packages, React types, and local configurations. The use of "fumadocs-ui" aligns with the PR objective of enhancing engineering documentation.
5-9: LGTM: Component structure follows React and TypeScript best practices.The
Layoutcomponent is well-defined with proper TypeScript typing for its props and return value. The use of a functional component aligns with modern React patterns.
1-11: Overall assessment: Well-implemented layout component for engineering documentation.This new
Layoutcomponent effectively integrates fumadocs-ui into the project, aligning with the PR's objective of enhancing engineering documentation. The code is well-structured, type-safe, and follows React best practices. The use of a separate configuration file (layout.config) promotes maintainability.The only suggestion for improvement is to consider adding flexibility for overriding layout options on a per-page basis, as detailed in the previous comment.
Great job on this implementation!
apps/engineering/tailwind.config.js (4)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and aligns with PR objectives.The import of
createPresetfrom "fumadocs-ui/tailwind-plugin" is appropriate for setting up the Tailwind configuration for the new engineering documentation location.
3-3: LGTM: Proper type annotation for Tailwind configuration.The JSDoc type annotation
@type {import('tailwindcss').Config}is correct and ensures type safety for the configuration object.
5-11: LGTM: Comprehensive content sources configuration.The
contentarray correctly specifies all necessary file types and locations for the engineering documentation, including:
- TypeScript and TypeScript React files in
components,app, andcontentdirectories- Markdown and MDX files in the
contentdirectory- Relevant files from the "fumadocs-ui" package
This configuration aligns well with the PR objective of moving engineering docs to "fuma".
1-13: Overall assessment: Well-structured Tailwind configuration for the new engineering documentation.This new Tailwind CSS configuration file is well-structured and aligns perfectly with the PR objectives of moving engineering documentation to "fuma". It correctly imports and uses the necessary "fumadocs-ui" components, specifies appropriate content sources, and utilizes the required preset.
The configuration covers all necessary aspects:
- Proper import of
createPreset- Correct type annotation for the configuration object
- Comprehensive content sources specification
- Appropriate use of the fumadocs-ui preset
This setup should provide a solid foundation for styling the new engineering documentation.
apps/engineering/app/api/search/route.ts (3)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are appropriate for the search API implementation.The imports are well-chosen for the purpose of this file:
sourcefrom a local module, likely containing the page data.createSearchAPIfrom the "fumadocs-core" package, providing the search functionality.
1-12: Overall, this implementation aligns well with the PR objectives.This new file successfully introduces a search API for the engineering documentation, which aligns with the PR's goal of enhancing the docs. The use of the "fumadocs-core" package suggests that this is part of the effort to move the documentation to the new "fuma" location mentioned in the PR objectives.
The implementation is clean and straightforward, providing a solid foundation for search functionality in the engineering docs. With the minor suggestions provided earlier, this should serve as a valuable addition to improve the accessibility and organization of the documentation.
4-12: LGTM: API creation looks good, but consider clarifying the "advanced" naming.The search API implementation looks solid:
- Appropriate use of
createSearchAPIto set up the GET endpoint.- Comprehensive index structure including title, description, structuredData, id, and url.
However, I have one suggestion:
The API is named "advanced", but it's not clear from this implementation what makes it advanced. Consider either:
- Renaming it to something more descriptive of its current functionality, or
- Adding a comment explaining what makes this search API "advanced".
Also, a minor observation:
The
idandurlfields are both set topage.url. Is this intentional, or shouldidbe a unique identifier separate from the URL?To verify the uniqueness of page URLs, you could run:
This script will help ensure that using the URL as both
idandurlwon't lead to conflicts.apps/engineering/app/(home)/page.tsx (3)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and necessary.The
Linkcomponent from Next.js is properly imported and used in the component.
3-16: LGTM: Component structure follows React and Next.js best practices.The
HomePagecomponent is correctly defined as a functional component and exported as default, which is appropriate for a Next.js page component.
5-11: LGTM: Styling is consistent and follows Tailwind CSS best practices. Verify custom classes.The component's styling using Tailwind CSS classes is well-structured and achieves the desired layout and text formatting.
Please ensure that the custom classes
text-fd-muted-foregroundandtext-fd-foregroundare defined in your global stylesheet or Tailwind configuration. Run the following script to verify:apps/engineering/app/layout.config.tsx (1)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct.The import of
HomeLayoutPropsfrom "fumadocs-ui/home-layout" is appropriate for typing thebaseOptionsconstant.apps/engineering/app/layout.tsx (3)
1-5: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and align with PR objectives.The import statements are well-structured and include necessary components from "fumadocs-ui", which aligns with the PR objective of moving engineering docs to "fuma". The inclusion of the Google font and React types is also appropriate for the component's needs.
7-9: LGTM: Font setup is efficient and follows best practices.The setup of the Inter font with a Latin subset is a good practice. It helps to optimize performance by reducing the font file size while still covering the necessary character set for the documentation.
11-22: LGTM: Layout structure is well-organized, but consider hydration warnings.The Layout component is well-structured and correctly implements the fumadocs-ui components, which aligns with the PR objectives. The use of RootProvider and the Banner component with the "rainbow" variant adds a nice touch to the documentation layout.
However, be cautious about suppressing hydration warnings (
suppressHydrationWarning). While this is sometimes necessary, it might hide potential issues. Ensure that you've thoroughly tested the component to confirm there are no actual hydration problems.To verify that hydration suppression is necessary, run the following script:
If the script returns matches, review those areas to ensure they're not causing hydration mismatches.
apps/engineering/package.json (2)
20-28: Approve devDependencies changes and suggest cleanup.The changes to devDependencies align well with the shift to Next.js and React, and the addition of TypeScript types and modern CSS tooling will improve the developer experience. These changes are approved.
Action items:
- Ensure all Mintlify-related configurations or files have been removed from the project.
- Update any contribution guidelines or developer documentation to reflect the new development environment and tools.
#!/bin/bash # Search for any remaining Mintlify configurations echo "Searching for Mintlify-related files or configurations:" rg -i "mintlify" --type yaml --type json --type javascript --type typescript fd -i "mintlify"
2-3: Verify the package name change and version reset.The package name has been changed from "@unkey/engineering" to "engineering", and the version has been reset to "0.0.0". These changes might have significant implications:
- The name change could affect how this package is referenced in other parts of the project.
- Resetting the version to 0.0.0 is unusual and might indicate a complete overhaul of the package.
Please confirm if these changes are intentional and consider the following:
- Update any references to this package in other parts of the project.
- Ensure the version reset aligns with your versioning strategy.
✅ Verification successful
Package name change and version reset verified.
No references to the old package name "@unkey/engineering" were found in the codebase. Additionally, no other
package.jsonfiles with similar names exist. The changes to the package name and version are intentional and do not affect other parts of the project.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for references to the old package name echo "Searching for references to @unkey/engineering:" rg "@unkey/engineering" --type json --type typescript --type javascript # Check if there are any other package.json files with similar names echo "Checking for other engineering-related package.json files:" fd "engineering.*package.json"Length of output: 574
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#!/bin/bash # Search for references to the old package name echo "Searching for references to @unkey/engineering:" rg "@unkey/engineering" --type json --type ts --type js # Check if there are any other package.json files with similar names echo "Checking for other engineering-related package.json files:" fd "engineering.*package\.json"Length of output: 321
apps/engineering/content/docs/api-design/rpc.mdx (2)
1-4: LGTM: Frontmatter is well-structured and informative.The frontmatter provides a clear title and concise description, which is helpful for readers and potentially for SEO.
1-36: Overall, excellent documentation with room for minor enhancements.This documentation provides a clear and concise explanation of the RPC-style API used by Unkey. The structure is logical, and the examples are helpful. To further improve the documentation, consider implementing the suggested enhancements:
- Add more context about the API design choices, especially regarding the use of only GET and POST methods.
- Expand on examples, particularly for filtering and sorting with GET requests.
- Provide more detailed examples for different types of POST operations (create, update, delete).
- Use syntax highlighting for code blocks to improve readability.
- Add brief explanations or comments for the curl examples to clarify their purpose.
These enhancements will make the documentation even more valuable for developers working with the Unkey API.
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[uncategorized] ~6-~6: This verb does not appear to agree with the subject. Consider using a different form.
Context: ...es HTTP RPC-style methods and generally follow the schema: ```bash https://api.unkey....(AI_EN_LECTOR_REPLACEMENT_VERB_AGREEMENT)
[typographical] ~11-~11: After the expression ‘for example’ a comma is usually used.
Context: ...{version}/{service}.{procedure} ``` For example `GET https://api.unkey.dev/v1/apis.list...(COMMA_FOR_EXAMPLE)
apps/engineering/content/docs/api-design/errors.mdx (1)
1-4: LGTM: Frontmatter is well-structured.The frontmatter provides clear and concise metadata for the document, which is essential for proper rendering and indexing.
biome.json (1)
45-45: LGTM. Can you clarify the purpose of the new ignore patterns?The addition of ".source" to the linter's ignore list is noted. This change aligns with the PR objective of relocating engineering documentation. However, for better maintainability and to ensure these patterns are used correctly:
- Could you provide more context on what types of files or directories ".source" and ".trigger" represent?
- Are these patterns related to the new "fuma" location for engineering docs?
Understanding the purpose of these ignore patterns will help future maintainers and ensure they're applied consistently across the project.
apps/engineering/app/docs/layout.tsx (4)
1-6: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and relevant.The import statements are clean, following best practices, and all imported items are utilized in the component.
8-9: LGTM: Component structure is well-defined.The
Layoutcomponent is properly structured as a functional component with TypeScript prop typing. It correctly wraps its children with theDocsLayoutcomponent, following React composition patterns.Also applies to: 46-49
1-49: Overall implementation looks great and aligns with PR objectives.This new
Layoutcomponent effectively enhances the engineering documentation structure by providing a clear and visually appealing navigation system. It aligns well with the PR objective of improving documentation organization.Key points:
- The use of
fumadocs-uicomponents provides a consistent documentation layout.- The
RootTogglein the sidebar offers easy navigation to key documentation sections.- The code is well-structured and follows React and TypeScript best practices.
Great job on improving the documentation structure!
6-6: Please clarify the contents ofbaseOptions.The
baseOptionsimport from "../layout.config" is used in the component, but its contents are not visible in this file. To ensure proper usage and maintainability, it would be helpful to have a brief comment explaining whatbaseOptionscontains or its purpose.To verify the contents of
baseOptions, you can run the following script:apps/engineering/content/docs/services/vault.mdx (1)
6-6: LGTM: Import statement for new UI components.The import of
AccordionandAccordionsfromfumadocs-uiis correct and aligns with the PR objective of updating the documentation structure. These components are used later in the file, making this import necessary.apps/engineering/app/docs/[[...slug]]/page.tsx (1)
1-44: Overall code structure and component usage are appropriateThe file is well-structured, and the usage of imported components and types aligns with best practices. The JSX returned by the
Pagecomponent correctly renders the documentation page with the provided data.
| const page = source.getPage(params.slug); | ||
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Missing 'await' when calling asynchronous 'source.getPage'
If source.getPage is an asynchronous function, you should use await to ensure the function resolves before proceeding:
- const page = source.getPage(params.slug);
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apps/engineering/content/docs/api-design/errors.mdx (3)
7-9: Improve readability with proper hyphenation.Consider applying hyphens to compound adjectives for better readability and adherence to grammar rules.
Apply the following changes:
-Machine and human readable error codes +Machine- and human-readable error codes -The Unkey API returns machine readable error codes to quickly identify the type of error as well as link to the docs and a requestId. +The Unkey API returns machine-readable error codes to quickly identify the type of error as well as link to the docs and a requestId.🧰 Tools
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[misspelling] ~7-~7: This word is normally spelled with a hyphen.
Context: ...dling for Unkey APIs' --- Machine and human readable error codes The Unkey API returns mach...(EN_COMPOUNDS_HUMAN_READABLE)
[misspelling] ~9-~9: This word is normally spelled with a hyphen.
Context: ...able error codes The Unkey API returns machine readable error codes to quickly identify the typ...(EN_COMPOUNDS_MACHINE_READABLE)
25-28: Enhance clarity and provide more context on future plans.The information about future improvements is valuable, but it could be more specific and properly formatted.
- Apply the following change for proper hyphenation:
-to offer more error details to the user in a well defined format. +to offer more error details to the user in a well-defined format.
- Consider expanding on what "stateful servers" means in this context and how it will benefit error reporting. This additional information would provide more value to the readers.
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[misspelling] ~28-~28: This word is normally spelled with a hyphen.
Context: ...fer more error details to the user in a well defined format. [RFC9457](https://www.rfc-edi...(EN_COMPOUNDS_WELL_DEFINED)
31-31: LGTM: Useful reference provided.The reference to RFC9457 is valuable for readers who want to dive deeper into API error reporting standards.
Consider adding a brief description of what RFC9457 covers to provide more context for the readers. For example:
[RFC9457](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9457.html) looks interesting. It provides guidelines for problem details in HTTP APIs.
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[misspelling] ~7-~7: This word is normally spelled with a hyphen.
Context: ...dling for Unkey APIs' --- Machine and human readable error codes The Unkey API returns mach...(EN_COMPOUNDS_HUMAN_READABLE)
[misspelling] ~9-~9: This word is normally spelled with a hyphen.
Context: ...able error codes The Unkey API returns machine readable error codes to quickly identify the typ...(EN_COMPOUNDS_MACHINE_READABLE)
[misspelling] ~28-~28: This word is normally spelled with a hyphen.
Context: ...fer more error details to the user in a well defined format. [RFC9457](https://www.rfc-edi...(EN_COMPOUNDS_WELL_DEFINED)
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apps/engineering/content/docs/api-design/errors.mdx (2)
1-5: LGTM: Frontmatter is well-structured.The frontmatter provides clear and concise metadata for the document, which is essential for proper indexing and display in documentation systems.
11-20: LGTM: JSON example is well-formatted and informative.The JSON example has been corrected as per previous suggestions. It now accurately represents the error response structure, which is crucial for API users to understand and handle errors effectively.
* feat: move eng docs to fuma * fix: merge conflicts * fix: json format
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Layoutcomponent for structuring the application.HomePagecomponent with a welcoming message and documentation link.Documentation
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.gitignoreentries to exclude unnecessary files from version control.