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- Update authentication flow description to include user-friendly improvements - Detail new security measures and UX enhancements - Specify the implementation of a 60-second cooldown between sign-in code requests - Mention the use of the 'pinput' widget for enhanced code input on the verification screen
- Add explanation for initial configuration check importance - Clarify existing user session flow stability - Emphasize pre-router status pages critical role
- Explain the importance of the global AppBloc - Mention key aspects managed by AppBloc: user authentication, settings, and AppStatus - Reinforce the use of BLoC pattern for state management in features
- Describe the provider-agnostic ad system design - Explain core architecture components: - Provider-agnostic design - Lifecycle management - Performance via caching - Platform safety - Detail integration with the feed - FeedDecoratorService - AdLoaderWidget - Theme & format aware ads
- Reorder 'Headline Details' and 'Entity Details' items - Add 'Ad System' feature link - Move 'Headlines Feed' above 'Headline Details' for better organization
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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!
This pull request focuses on synchronizing and enhancing the mobile client documentation. It introduces a comprehensive new section detailing the architecture and integration of the mobile client's ad system. Additionally, it refines existing documentation on routing, state management, and authentication, providing clearer explanations and highlighting recent security and user experience improvements.
Highlights
- New Ad System Documentation: A comprehensive new documentation page (
src/content/docs/mobile-client/features/ad-system.mdx) has been added. This page details the mobile client's provider-agnostic ad system, covering its core architecture, including decoupled design, lifecycle management, caching strategies, and platform safety measures. It also explains how the ad system integrates seamlessly with content feeds. - Documentation Navigation Updates: The
astro.config.mjsfile has been updated to include the new 'Ad System' link within the mobile client features navigation. Additionally, existing links for 'Entity Details' and 'Headline Details' have been reordered to improve the logical flow of the documentation sidebar. - Authentication Documentation Enhancements: The
src/content/docs/mobile-client/features/authentication.mdxfile has been enhanced with new details on security and user experience improvements. This includes the introduction of a 60-second request cooldown for email verification codes and the adoption of thepinputwidget for a more polished and user-friendly code input experience. - Architectural Documentation Refinements: Minor textual clarifications and emphasis have been added to
src/content/docs/mobile-client/architecture/routing.mdxandsrc/content/docs/mobile-client/architecture/state-management.mdx. These updates improve the readability and highlight key architectural decisions, such as the importance of theAppBlocin state management and the stable startup sequence for pre-router checks.
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This pull request does a great job of syncing and updating the mobile client documentation. The new 'Ad System' feature page is well-written and provides a clear overview of its architecture. The other updates also add valuable details to the docs.
A couple of minor points:
- The PR title has a small typo ('mobiel' instead of 'mobile').
- While reviewing, I noticed some significant content duplication in
src/content/docs/mobile-client/architecture/routing.mdxstarting from line 53, which seems to be outside the scope of this PR's changes. You might want to address this in a separate cleanup to improve the document's readability.
I've added one specific suggestion to improve the flow of the state management documentation.
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The new paragraph on line 9 introduces a similar idea to the one on line 11, making the text slightly repetitive. To improve clarity and flow, I suggest combining these two statements into a single, more concise paragraph.
Every feature in the application that requires managing state has its own dedicated BLoC. The most important of these is the global `AppBloc`, which manages the application's core state, including user authentication, settings, and the overall application status (`AppStatus`).
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