docs: hide end-to-end example highlight oss quickstart #1767
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End-to-end example page needs to be added to navigation
The end-to-end example page (
docs/getting-started/end-to-end-example.mdx) exists in the codebase but is not included in the navigation section ofmint.json. This page should be added to the "Getting Started" section to ensure it's accessible to users.
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getting-started/end-to-end-exampleto the "Getting Started" pages array indocs/mint.json🔗 Analysis chain
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19-245: Verify end-to-end example redirectsWhile the existing redirects are comprehensive, let's ensure all paths related to the end-to-end example are properly handled to prevent 404 errors.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining references to end-to-end example paths # that might need redirection rules echo "Checking for end-to-end example references..." rg -i "end-to-end" --type json rg -i "end-to-end-example" --type json echo "Checking for potentially orphaned paths..." rg -i "example" --type jsonLength of output: 474
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#!/bin/bash # Let's check the content and references of the end-to-end example file echo "Checking end-to-end example content..." cat docs/getting-started/end-to-end-example.mdx echo "\nChecking references to this file in navigation..." rg -l "end-to-end-example" docs/mint.json echo "\nChecking if there are any other files referencing this path..." rg -l "end-to-end-example" docs/Length of output: 23948
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#!/bin/bash # Let's check the navigation section in mint.json to see if the end-to-end example is properly linked echo "Checking navigation in mint.json..." rg -A 10 -B 10 '"navigation":\s*\[' docs/mint.json # Let's also check if there are any links to this page from other documentation files echo "\nChecking for links to end-to-end example in other docs..." rg -l "end-to-end-example\.mdx" docs/ --type md --type mdxLength of output: 839
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#!/bin/bash # Let's check the complete navigation section and look for the end-to-end example page echo "Checking complete navigation section..." rg -A 50 '"navigation":\s*\[' docs/mint.json # Let's also check for any references using a more generic pattern echo "\nChecking for any references to end-to-end example..." rg -l "end-to-end" docs/Length of output: 1886
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docs/mint.json (2)
245-245: LGTM: Navigation structure improvement
The reordering of navigation items to prioritize the quickstart guide creates a better onboarding experience for new users.
Line range hint 245-267: Verify quickstart content completeness
The navigation structure looks good, but let's ensure the quickstart guide adequately covers all essential topics previously found in the end-to-end example.
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The quickstart guide adequately covers all essential topics from the end-to-end example
After analyzing both files, I can confirm that the quickstart guide effectively covers all the essential topics that were present in the end-to-end example, and in some cases provides even more detailed information. Specifically:
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Both guides cover the core setup steps:
- Installation/Service setup
- Schema modeling
- Data synchronization
- Access control checks
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The quickstart guide actually provides additional value with:
- More detailed deployment options
- Health check information
- Clear minimum requirements
- Direct links to real-world examples
- Integration with VS Code extensions
- Better structured API documentation links
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While the end-to-end example focused more on SDK usage, this information is still accessible through the linked API reference sections in the quickstart guide.
The navigation structure change is appropriate as it maintains all the essential content while improving the documentation flow.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Compare content coverage between quickstart and previous end-to-end example
echo "Checking quickstart content coverage..."
fd -e md -e mdx "quickstart" docs/
echo "Checking for any orphaned end-to-end example content..."
fd -e md -e mdx "end-to-end" docs/
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's examine the content of both quickstart and end-to-end example files
echo "=== Content of quickstart.mdx ==="
cat docs/getting-started/quickstart.mdx
echo -e "\n=== Content of end-to-end-example.mdx ==="
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