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- Create a comprehensive guide for evaluating, running, and customizing the Flutter News App Toolkit - Introduce core philosophy, architecture, local setup, customization, and deployment topics - Use CardGrid component for structured presentation of getting started steps
- Renamed file from src/content/docs/core-philosophy.mdx to src/content/docs/getting-started/core-philosophy.mdx - This change better organizes the documentation structure and improves navigation for new users
- Move customization-related documents to a dedicated section - Rename 'taking ownership of packages' to 'hosting packages for customization' - Update guide references and improve clarity in customization instructions - Restructure document hierarchy to better reflect content categories
- Remove reference to "taking ownership" of packages - Clarify creating a private copy for customization - Update step titles and descriptions - Remove redundant conclusion statement
- Update "Get Started: Local Setup" to "Get Started" - Update link from "/docs/local-setup/" to "/docs/getting-started/" - Update button text from "Begin Local Setup" to "Begin Setup"
- Create new Markdown file for customization guides - Add overview page with links to individual customization guides - Include guides for hosting packages and customizing UI theme
- Clarify the purpose of the "Learn to Customize" section - Emphasize the workflow for hosting custom versions of shared packages
- Remove redundant step in cloning repository - Improve readability of git clone instructions
- Update description to mention the 'core' shared package - Add clarification for local repository setup
- Remove the step about navigating to the workspace directory - Update the instruction to directly clone the repository
- Reorganize sidebar items for better navigation - Rename some sidebar sections for clarity - Update links to reflect new documentation structure - Remove redundant entries and consolidate related topics
- Replace outdated URL with the correct link to the data seeding and fixtures guide - Ensure users can access the correct information on how the API server handles database seeding
- Deleted the CardGrid component and its contents from the architecture page - Removed information about Dependency Injection and Middleware from the main content
- Removed the 'Remote Configuration' card from the API server features page - This change reflects the removal of remote configuration functionality from the API server
- Removed the card for the "Understand Database Seeding" guide from the API server guides index page - This content is likely available elsewhere in the documentation, as it's not a unique guide
- Deleted the entire index.mdx file from the architecture section - This removal simplifies the documentation structure and reduces redundancy
- Change import path from @astrojs/light/components to @astrojs/starlight/components
- Replace outdated link to UI customization guide with the current customization page URL - Update links in both mobile client and web dashboard styling and theming guides
- Change the link for 'Overview' from '/web-dashboard/architecture/index' to '/web-dashboard/architecture/' - This ensures consistency with the folder structure and improves navigation in the web dashboard documentation
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Summary of Changes
Hello @fulleni, I'm Gemini Code Assist1 ! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
I've undertaken a significant refactoring of our documentation to enhance the user experience, particularly for new users and those looking to customize the toolkit. My aim was to create a more intuitive and streamlined navigation flow, ensuring that critical information for setup and customization is easily discoverable. This involved a comprehensive reorganization of content, updating terminology for clarity, and ensuring all internal links reflect the new structure, ultimately providing a smoother journey through our documentation.
Highlights
- Documentation Restructuring: The documentation sidebar navigation has been completely restructured to introduce clear, top-level 'Getting Started' and 'Customization Guides' sections. This replaces the previous 'Architecture & Customization' and scattered initial setup links, making it easier for users to find relevant information.
- Content Reorganization: Several core documentation files have been moved and renamed to align with the new structure. For instance, the old
architecture/index.mdxhas been removed, and guides like 'Customizing the UI' and 'Taking Ownership of Packages' have been relocated to the newcustomization/directory. - Terminology Update: The terminology used throughout the documentation has been updated for clarity and consistency. Phrases like 'taking ownership of packages' have been standardized to 'hosting packages for customization' or 'creating a private copy', providing a more precise description of the process.
- Internal Link Updates: Numerous internal links across various documentation files have been updated to reflect the new file paths and section structures. This ensures that all navigation within the documentation remains functional and directs users to the correct, reorganized content.
- Improved Onboarding Experience: The main landing page and the
astro.config.mjsnow direct users to a comprehensive 'Getting Started' flow, designed to guide new users through the initial setup and evaluation process more effectively.
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Code Review
This pull request significantly improves the documentation by restructuring it for a smoother onboarding experience. The introduction of 'Getting Started' and 'Customization Guides' sections, along with consistent terminology updates like 'hosting packages' instead of 'taking ownership', makes the content much more logical and easier for new users to follow. The changes are well-executed and create a clear path for developers from setup to customization and deployment. I've added a few minor suggestions to fix some links and clarify a content removal, but overall this is an excellent refactoring.
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