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@abhilashreddysh abhilashreddysh commented Jun 29, 2024

Fixes issue

Fixes #273

Changes proposed

Separate documentation page

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Added nextra as documentation in the current website

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  • New Features

    • Added a "Docs" navigation link to both the Header and MobileNav components for improved access to documentation.
    • Introduced the ReleaseInfo component to display release information from a GitHub repository.
    • Created new metadata files and structured documentation for enhanced organization and navigation.
    • Added a comprehensive guide for downloading and installing the Drifty application.
    • Launched a new FAQ section addressing common user queries and troubleshooting.
  • Enhancements

    • Improved presentation of documentation using structured components such as Callout and Steps.
    • Enhanced user experience with video elements in the Drifty GUI documentation for visual demonstrations.
    • Expanded directory management functionality in the Drifty GUI, including a context menu and update check options.
    • Integrated the Nextra documentation theme to enhance overall documentation capabilities.
  • Documentation

    • Updated various documentation files for better clarity, organization, and user guidance, including installation instructions and FAQs.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates to the Drifty project's documentation enhance user accessibility and navigation by introducing a structured framework for documentation. Key features include new navigation links for documentation, a dedicated ReleaseInfo component for displaying release data, and organized metadata structures for various documentation sections. These changes aim to improve user experience and streamline the onboarding process for new users, making it easier to find relevant information.

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File Change Summary
Website/app/Header.js Added a "Docs" navigation link to MobileNav and Header components.
Website/components/Releases.jsx Introduced ReleaseInfo component to fetch and display release information from GitHub.
Website/next.config.js Updated to integrate Nextra theme into Next.js configuration.
Website/package.json Added "nextra" and "nextra-theme-docs" dependencies for enhanced documentation capabilities.
Website/pages/_app.js Created a custom App component for universal styling and layout across the application.
Website/pages/_meta.json Defined metadata structure for site navigation and documentation.
Website/pages/docs/_meta.json Established structured metadata for documentation sections.
Website/pages/docs/contribution.mdx Added front matter and Steps component for enhanced documentation on contributions.
Website/pages/docs/gettingStarted.mdx Introduced a comprehensive guide for downloading and installing Drifty.
Website/pages/docs/faq.mdx Created a new FAQ section addressing common questions about Drifty.
Website/pages/docs/index.mdx Reorganized documentation features using structured components for better readability.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Header
    participant MobileNav
    participant ReleaseInfo

    User->>Header: Open website
    Header->>MobileNav: Render navigation
    MobileNav->>User: Show "Docs" link
    User->>ReleaseInfo: Request release data
    ReleaseInfo->>GitHub: Fetch latest releases
    GitHub->>ReleaseInfo: Send release data
    ReleaseInfo->>User: Display release information
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Objective Addressed Explanation
Add documentation sections
Improve organization of docs
Include quickstart instructions
Provide contribution guidelines
Enhance FAQ section

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@SaptarshiSarkar12 , This is a draft. Need to add more documentation pages, just added what I got from the other PR #378.
It would be helpful if you provide any MDX files that I can add, so I can test them if everything works perfectly before merge.

Here's the link. Let me know if anything needs to be changed.

@abhilashreddysh abhilashreddysh changed the title Feat docs [FEAT] Documentation Page Jun 29, 2024
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Change log -

  • Removed Docs point from sidebar
  • Added Discoed link on the top navigation bar
  • Added Drifty logo on top left nav bar (points to main home page)
  • Added direct link for downloads page
  • Added Banner for announcements
  • Added tailwind support for markdown
  • And some other minor changes

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Changelog -

  • New Page Release Notes
  • Added tags for releases

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@SaptarshiSarkar12 , This is a draft. Need to add more documentation pages, just added what I got from the other PR #378. It would be helpful if you provide any MDX files that I can add, so I can test them if everything works perfectly before merge.

@abhilashreddysh Thank you for testing your PR from your end 😄. The website docs page works awesome. Once #378 gets merged, you can just use those mdx files for further improvements.

Here's the link. Let me know if anything needs to be changed.

I have already seen the docs website and it is responsive. I'll review this PR once #378 gets completed because this PR depends on that.

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@abhilashreddysh The PR for adding the Markdown files required for the documentation site has been successfully merged. You can now start working on making the necessary changes to render those markdown files on the website.
Please resolve the merge conflicts before you start working. If you face any issue, please do let me know.

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Website/pages/docs/usage/drifty-cli/downloading-files.mdx (2)

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Website/next.config.js (2)

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25-30: LGTM!

The changes integrate the Nextra documentation theme into the Next.js application. The Nextra theme enhances the documentation capabilities of the application. The changes are correctly implemented and there are no issues.

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8-12: LGTM!

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1-44: LGTM!

The FAQ covers a wide range of topics and provides helpful information for users and contributors. The Steps component provides a better structure and visual representation for the FAQ compared to using arrow emoji. The FAQ is well-structured and there are no issues.

Website/pages/docs/index.mdx (3)

1-3: LGTM!

The YAML front matter section is correctly formatted and enhances the metadata associated with the document.


13-37: LGTM!

The <Steps> component improves the visual hierarchy and organization of the key features section, making it easier for users to scan and understand the features of Drifty.


51-70: LGTM!

The "Explore Drifty's Features" section provides a good overview of Drifty's features and includes a demo video and a download link. The use of <Card> components for these actions suggests a more interactive and visually appealing layout.

Regarding SaptarshiSarkar12's past comment:

Why do you think keeping this in the Overview page at the bottom is important? Do you think keeping the demo as a video rather than a card would engage users in that section? Please let me know your views on this 😄.

I think keeping the demo as a video is a good choice as it allows users to see Drifty in action and understand how to set it up and use its features. The video format is more engaging than a card and provides a better user experience.

Website/pages/docs/development/Quickstart.mdx (3)

9-13: LGTM!

The <Callout> component improves the visibility and emphasis of the requirement to have Git installed, enhancing the user experience by making critical information more prominent.

Regarding SaptarshiSarkar12's past comment:

Does a warning callout suit here better? What do you think?

I think using a warning callout is a good choice as it draws the user's attention to the critical requirement of having Git installed. It ensures that users don't miss this important information.


45-46: LGTM!

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86-86: LGTM!

The updated URL ensures that users are directed to the correct resource for contributing guidelines.

Regarding SaptarshiSarkar12's past comment:

The link to Contributing Guidelines is broken in line number 86. Can you please fix that link such that it would point to the Contributing docs page?

The link has been fixed and now points to the correct file location (../contribution.mdx).

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1-33: LGTM!

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59-59: LGTM!

The shell annotation ({:shell}) for the default download directory path improves the clarity and readability of the documentation. The changes are consistent with the formatting of other file paths in the documentation.


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1-4: LGTM!

The imports are valid and necessary for using the components in the file.


5-196: Excellent work on the documentation!

The content is comprehensive, well-structured, and easy to follow. The use of components like callouts, steps, and tabs enhances the readability and usability of the documentation. The instructions cover different platforms and project types, making it accessible to a wide range of users.


197-221: LGTM!

The Docker build instructions are clear and well-organized. The use of tabs for GUI and CLI instructions makes it easy for users to find the relevant information. The prerequisites section correctly lists the required tools.

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1-2: LGTM!

The import statement for the Callout component is valid and necessary for using it in the file.


21-29: Great improvement in code block readability!

The addition of the showLineNumbers option enhances the readability of the code block by displaying line numbers alongside the commands. The bash commands for updating Homebrew and installing Socat and XQuartz are valid and necessary for setting up the prerequisites.


44-90: Excellent use of the Callout component!

The Callout component provides a visually distinct and structured presentation of the important information about why a static IP address is preferred for running Drifty GUI in Docker on macOS. The text has been formatted correctly and the previous review comment about removing > > has been addressed.

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102-104: LGTM!

The code block correctly displays the output of the ifconfig command. The previous review comment about replacing the block quote with a code block has been addressed.


Line range hint 137-148: Great improvement in code block readability!

The addition of the showLineNumbers option enhances the readability of the code blocks by displaying line numbers alongside the commands. The bash commands for running the pre-built Docker image and the Docker image built from changed source code are valid and provide clear instructions for users.

Website/pages/docs/usage/drifty-cli/Overview.mdx (4)

7-11: LGTM!

The callout provides useful information to the user about the executable name.


21-21: LGTM!

The {:shell} suffix is added to indicate that the command is intended for shell usage.


33-33: LGTM!

The {:shell} suffix is added to indicate that the command is intended for shell usage.


130-134: LGTM!

The callout provides useful information to the user about using the --location command with the URL and --name command.

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Website/theme.config.jsx (2)

20-25: LGTM with a minor suggestion for the banner text.

The docs repository base and banner configuration look good. The dismissible banner is a nice touch for welcoming users.

Consider making the banner text more informative or action-oriented. For example:

- text: "Welcome to Drifty Docs!",
+ text: "Welcome to Drifty Docs! Explore our guides to get started.",

48-58: Consider removing target="_blank" for internal link in footer.

The footer configuration looks good overall. The dynamic year update for the copyright notice is a nice touch.

Consider removing the target="_blank" attribute from the Drifty link in the footer:

- <a href="/" target="_blank">
+ <a href="/">

This change would keep the navigation within the same tab, which is generally preferred for internal links. It provides a more seamless experience for users navigating between the documentation and the main site.

Website/pages/docs/usage/drifty-gui/downloading-files.md (2)

8-13: Great addition of visual guidance!

The embedded video enhances the user experience by providing visual instructions. The implementation is well done, using the HTML5 video tag with appropriate attributes and a fallback message.

Consider adding a brief description of what the video demonstrates, either as a caption or in the surrounding text. This would provide context for users before they play the video.


24-28: Excellent continuation of visual guidance!

The addition of this second video maintains the enhanced user experience, providing visual instructions for the final step of the download process. The consistent structure with the first video element is commendable.

For consistency with the first video, consider adding a line break before the video tag to separate it from the preceding text.

Website/pages/docs/contribution.mdx (2)

26-46: Excellent restructuring of issue categories

The use of the Steps component significantly improves the organization and readability of the issue categories. This aligns perfectly with the PR objectives of enhancing the documentation structure.

However, there's a minor grammatical issue to address:

In line 30, consider adding an article before "Bug report for Website":

-### Bug report for Website
+### Bug Report for Website

This change would maintain consistency with the other category titles and improve grammar.

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Line range hint 1-105: Overall excellent improvements to documentation structure

The changes made to this file significantly enhance its readability and organization, aligning perfectly with the PR objectives. Key improvements include:

  1. Introduction of the Steps component for better visual hierarchy
  2. Clear separation of issue categories and label descriptions
  3. Consistent formatting throughout the document

These changes will greatly benefit contributors by making the information more accessible and easier to navigate.

As a minor suggestion for further improvement:

Consider adding a table of contents at the beginning of the document to provide an at-a-glance overview of the topics covered. This could be implemented using Markdown or a Nextra-specific component if available.

Example:

## Table of Contents

1. [Code of Conduct](#code-of-conduct)
2. [How to Report Bugs and Issues](#how-to-report-bugs-and-issues)
3. [Issue Categories](#what-does-each-issue-category-mean)
4. [Pull Requests](#pull-requests)
5. [Labels](#what-does-each-label-mean-in-issues-and-pull-requests)
6. [Project Insights](#project-insights-status-and-task-progress)

This addition would further enhance navigation, especially as the documentation grows.

Website/pages/docs/usage/drifty-cli/Overview.mdx (3)

21-21: Improved command syntax formatting

The addition of {:shell} to the command syntax enhances clarity by indicating the shell command format. This is a good practice for documentation.

Consider adding a brief explanation of the {:shell} syntax in a comment or note for users who might be unfamiliar with this notation.


45-45: Enhanced Batch Download documentation

The changes in this section improve consistency and clarity:

  1. The addition of {:shell} to the command syntax maintains consistency with other sections.
  2. The inclusion of the filename attribute in the YAML example provides context for the code block.

These updates enhance the overall quality of the documentation.

Consider adding a brief explanation of the showLineNumbers attribute in the code block, as it might be unfamiliar to some users.

Also applies to: 49-49


117-117: Improved formatting and consistency in command documentation

The changes in these sections enhance the overall quality of the documentation:

  1. The addition of {:shell} to all command syntaxes maintains consistency throughout the document.
  2. The use of Callout components for additional information improves the visual presentation and highlights important details.
  3. The explanations and usage examples for each command are clear and informative.

These updates contribute to a more user-friendly and consistent documentation.

Consider adding a brief explanation or link at the beginning of the document about the {:shell} syntax and its purpose in the command examples. This would help users understand its significance throughout the documentation.

Also applies to: 129-133, 135-135, 147-150, 152-152

Website/pages/docs/usage/drifty-gui/Overview.md (5)

18-19: LGTM! Consider minor formatting improvement.

The addition of the "Check for Updates" option in the Help menu is a valuable improvement. It aligns well with the PR objectives and enhances user experience.

Consider using bold formatting for the new option to maintain consistency with the other menu items:

- **Help**: Contains options to **Contact Support**, **Contribute**, **Report a Bug**, **Report a Security Issue**, **Suggest a feature**, Check for Updates, and **About Drifty**.
+ **Help**: Contains options to **Contact Support**, **Contribute**, **Report a Bug**, **Report a Security Issue**, **Suggest a feature**, **Check for Updates**, and **About Drifty**.

29-37: Great addition! Consider minor wording improvement.

The new content describing the directory management functionality is clear and informative. The addition of a video demonstration is particularly helpful for users.

Consider rephrasing the sentence about opening the context menu for clarity:

- If you click above the directory input field just beside the **Directory** label, it will open the context menu to manage directories.
+ To open the context menu for managing directories, click just beside the **Directory** label above the directory input field.

This rephrasing puts the action (opening the context menu) at the beginning of the sentence, making it easier for users to understand the primary purpose.


56-64: Excellent addition! Consider including update frequency information.

The new "Check for Updates" section provides clear and comprehensive information about both automatic and manual update processes. The inclusion of screenshots is particularly helpful for users.

Consider adding information about how frequently the automatic update check occurs. For example:

Drifty GUI automatically checks for updates when you start the application.
+ This check occurs once per day to ensure you have the latest version without being intrusive.

This additional information would help users understand the update check frequency and reassure them that it won't interfere with their work.


66-77: Great addition! Consider clarifying the "Early Access Updates" option.

The new "Settings" section provides a clear and concise overview of the settings window and its configurable options. The inclusion of a screenshot is helpful for users.

Consider adding a brief explanation of what "Early Access Updates" means. For example:

- **Get Early Access Updates**: Enable or disable early access updates.
+ **Get Early Access Updates**: Enable or disable early access updates. Early access updates provide the latest features but may be less stable than regular releases.

This additional information would help users make an informed decision about whether to enable this option.


Line range hint 1-82: Excellent documentation! Consider future enhancements.

The overall structure and content of the document provide a comprehensive and well-organized overview of the Drifty GUI. The use of screenshots and a video demonstration greatly enhances user understanding.

For future improvements, consider:

  1. Adding a table of contents at the beginning of the document for easier navigation.
  2. Including a "Troubleshooting" section to address common issues users might encounter.
  3. Expanding the "Getting Started" information to include installation steps.
  4. Adding cross-references or links to related sections within the document for improved navigation.

These enhancements would further improve the documentation's usability and completeness.

Website/pages/docs/getting-started.mdx (4)

5-35: LGTM: Well-structured download instructions with a minor suggestion.

The download instructions are clear, well-organized, and effectively use Tabs to separate GUI and CLI instructions. The inclusion of screenshots is helpful for user guidance.

Consider hosting the images on a more reliable and publicly accessible platform instead of using GitHub user-attachments. This would ensure that all users can view the images, even if they don't have access to the GitHub repository.


37-104: LGTM: Comprehensive installation guide with some areas for improvement.

The installation instructions for the GUI version are well-organized using nested Tabs for different operating systems. The Windows MSI and macOS instructions are particularly detailed and include helpful screenshots.

Consider the following improvements:

  1. Add more detailed steps for the Windows EXE installation, similar to the MSI version.
  2. Expand the Linux instructions to include any necessary dependencies or system requirements.
  3. For consistency, consider adding screenshots for the Linux installation process.

106-142: LGTM: Clear CLI installation instructions with room for expansion.

The CLI installation instructions are concise and correctly use Tabs to separate instructions for different operating systems. The provided commands are accurate for each OS.

Consider enhancing this section with the following:

  1. Add information about system requirements for running the CLI version.
  2. Include a brief explanation of what the commands do (e.g., why chmod +x is necessary).
  3. Provide some basic troubleshooting steps or common issues users might encounter.
  4. Mention how to verify the installation was successful (e.g., running a --version command).

1-144: Excellent getting started guide with minor suggestions for enhancement.

This comprehensive guide for downloading and installing Drifty is well-structured, user-friendly, and covers both GUI and CLI versions across multiple operating systems. The use of Nextra components, screenshots, and step-by-step instructions greatly enhances usability.

To further improve this excellent guide, consider:

  1. Adding a brief introduction explaining what Drifty is and its main features.
  2. Including a section on post-installation steps or "Next Steps" to guide users on what to do after installation.
  3. Providing links to other relevant documentation pages (e.g., usage guides, FAQs) at the end of this guide.
  4. Implementing a consistent style for command-line instructions across all OS sections.
Website/pages/docs/development/macOS-docker-build-instructions.mdx (2)

44-90: LGTM: Informative Callout added for static IP preference

The addition of the Callout component with a detailed explanation of why a static IP is preferred is an excellent improvement to the documentation. It provides valuable context for users while keeping the main flow of the document clean.

One minor suggestion:

Consider adding a brief summary of the key point outside the collapsible section. This would give users a quick understanding without needing to expand the details. For example:

<Callout type="info">
+ A static IP address is recommended for consistency when running Drifty GUI in Docker on macOS.

<details>
  <summary>
    Why static IP address is preferred for running Drifty GUI in Docker on
    macOS?
  </summary>
  ...
</details>
</Callout>

Line range hint 137-148: LGTM: Improved formatting and clear instructions for running Docker images

The changes in this section enhance the documentation:

  1. Addition of showLineNumbers to code blocks improves readability.
  2. Clear instructions for running both pre-built and custom-built Docker images are provided.

These improvements align well with the documentation enhancement goals of the PR.

Consider adding a note about replacing 192.168.1.10 in the Docker run commands with the user's actual static IP address. This will help prevent confusion for users who might have chosen a different IP. For example:

docker run -e DISPLAY=192.168.1.10:0 ghcr.io/saptarshisarkar12/drifty-gui:master
+ # Note: Replace 192.168.1.10 with your chosen static IP address if different
Website/pages/docs/faq.mdx (4)

5-19: Consider using a more reliable image hosting solution.

The content and structure of these FAQ items are well-organized and informative. However, the image link on line 18 uses a GitHub user-attachments URL, which might not be accessible to all users or could break if the attachment is removed.

Consider uploading this image to a more reliable hosting solution or including it directly in the project repository to ensure long-term accessibility.


20-33: Enhance the contribution section with quick-start information.

The technologies section provides a good overview with a link to more detailed information. However, the contribution section could be more helpful by including some quick-start information directly in the FAQ.

Consider adding a brief list of steps or requirements for new contributors, such as:

  1. Fork the repository
  2. Set up the development environment
  3. Choose an issue to work on
  4. Submit a pull request

This would give potential contributors an immediate idea of how to get started while still encouraging them to read the full contribution guide.


35-86: Clarify Docker image version tagging strategy.

The update instructions are well-structured and easy to follow for each version of Drifty. However, the Docker image update section could benefit from more clarity regarding version tags.

Consider adding a brief explanation of the Docker image tagging strategy. For example:

  • What does the latest tag represent? Is it the most recent stable release or the most recent build?
  • How often is the beta tag updated?
  • Are there any other tags users should be aware of (e.g., specific version numbers)?

This information would help users make informed decisions about which Docker image version to use.


88-159: Future-proof the Docker pre-release version information.

The instructions for accessing Beta features are clear and well-organized. However, the Docker section states that "Drifty Docker image currently have only the Beta among other pre-release versions," which might become outdated if more pre-release versions are added in the future.

Consider rephrasing this section to be more flexible:

Drifty Docker images are available in various versions, including pre-release versions like Beta. Follow the steps below to access the latest pre-release version of the Drifty Docker image:

This wording allows for the addition of other pre-release versions without requiring immediate documentation updates.

Website/pages/docs/development/Building-Executables.mdx (1)

53-209: Suggestion for improving architecture-specific placeholders.

The "Local Build" section is comprehensive and well-structured, providing clear instructions for different operating systems and build types. However, there's a small improvement that can be made to enhance clarity.

Consider updating the architecture-specific placeholders to include all supported architectures. Update the callout on line 157-159 as follows:

 <Callout type="warning">
-    The placeholder `{arch}` should be replaced with either `x86_64{:shell}` or `aarch64{:shell}`, depending on your system's architecture.
+    The placeholder `{arch}` should be replaced with `x86_64{:shell}`, `aarch64{:shell}`, or `arm64{:shell}`, depending on your system's architecture.
 </Callout>

This change ensures that users with ARM-based Macs (M1/M2) are also explicitly included.

The use of tabs, callouts, and step-by-step instructions is excellent, making the build process clear for users across different platforms.

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1-13: LGTM: Imports and logo configuration look good.

The imports are appropriate, and the logo configuration follows Next.js best practices by using the Image component. The alt text for the logo image is present, which is good for accessibility.


14-19: LGTM: Project and chat links are well-configured.

The project link correctly points to the GitHub repository, and the chat link to the Discord server. This configuration provides easy access to the project source and community, which is a good practice for open-source projects.


35-43: LGTM: Table of contents and sidebar configuration enhance user experience.

The table of contents configuration with back to top button and float enabled improves navigation. The sidebar configuration with toggle button, auto-collapse, and a default menu collapse level of 1 provides good flexibility for users. These settings should contribute to a positive user experience when navigating the documentation.


44-47: LGTM: Navigation and search configuration are well set up.

Enabling navigation is crucial for a documentation website, and it's correctly configured here. The search placeholder "Search the docs" is clear and appropriate, guiding users on how to use the search functionality.


1-59: Overall, excellent configuration for the documentation website theme.

The theme.config.jsx file provides a comprehensive and well-structured configuration for the Drifty documentation website. It covers all major aspects including logo, navigation, SEO, and various UI elements. The configuration follows Next.js and React best practices, and there are no apparent major issues or inconsistencies.

A few minor suggestions have been made in previous comments to further enhance the user experience and maintainability of the site. Great job on setting up this configuration!

Website/pages/docs/usage/drifty-gui/downloading-files.md (1)

Line range hint 1-28: Overall excellent improvements to the documentation!

The addition of embedded videos significantly enhances the user experience and addresses the requests made in previous reviews. These visual guides will make it much easier for users to understand how to use the Drifty GUI for downloading files.

Great job on implementing these improvements! The documentation is now more comprehensive and user-friendly.

Website/pages/docs/contribution.mdx (3)

1-1: LGTM: Appropriate import for enhanced documentation structure

The addition of the Steps component from "nextra/components" aligns well with the PR objectives of improving the documentation structure and readability.


55-56: LGTM: Clear introduction to labels section

The rewording provides a concise and clear introduction to the labels used in issues and Pull Requests.


57-105: Excellent restructuring of label descriptions

The use of the Steps component for label descriptions greatly enhances the documentation's clarity and organization. Key improvements include:

  1. Clear visual separation between labels
  2. Consistent structure for each label description
  3. Use of emojis in headings for quick visual recognition

This restructuring aligns perfectly with the PR objectives of improving documentation readability and accessibility.

Website/pages/docs/usage/drifty-cli/Overview.mdx (7)

1-1: Improved formatting with Callout component

The addition of the Callout component enhances the visual presentation of important information. The import statement is correctly placed, and the usage of the Callout is appropriate for highlighting the note about the executable name.

Also applies to: 7-11


33-33: Consistent command syntax formatting

The addition of {:shell} to the Version command syntax maintains consistency with the previous section, enhancing the overall clarity of the documentation.


59-59: Improved explanation of directory options

The updated explanation of the directory and directories options provides clear guidance on their usage. The addition of {:shell} to the default download directory path maintains consistency with the command syntax formatting used throughout the document.


63-63: Enhanced YAML example presentation

The addition of the filename attribute to the YAML example improves the context and readability of the code block. This change helps users better understand how to structure their batch download configuration files.


81-81: Consistent command syntax formatting

The addition of {:shell} to the Add links to Queue command syntax maintains consistency with other sections, enhancing the overall clarity and uniformity of the documentation.


93-93: Consistent command syntax formatting

The addition of {:shell} to the List links in Queue command syntax maintains consistency with other sections, contributing to the overall clarity and uniformity of the documentation.


105-105: Consistent command syntax formatting

The addition of {:shell} to the Remove links from Queue command syntax maintains consistency with other sections. The explanation and usage example effectively cover both removing specific links and clearing the entire queue.

Website/pages/docs/usage/drifty-gui/Overview.md (2)

78-82: LGTM! Informative addition.

The new "About Drifty" section provides clear and concise information about the About Drifty window, its contents, and how to access it. The inclusion of a screenshot is helpful for users.


Line range hint 1-82: Documentation aligns well with objectives. Consider addressing remaining areas.

The document successfully addresses many of the key areas mentioned in the linked issue #273, particularly the getting started and usage information. The separate documentation page has been created as per the PR objectives.

To fully address the linked issue and PR objectives, consider:

  1. Adding sections for Contributing, FAQ, and Troubleshooting.
  2. Including a Quickstart guide at the beginning of the document.
  3. Verifying that the Nextra framework is correctly set up for rendering this markdown content.

To assist in verifying the Nextra setup, you can run the following script:

This script will help verify the Nextra setup and identify any additional documentation files that may contain the missing sections.

Website/pages/docs/getting-started.mdx (1)

1-3: LGTM: Imports and title are appropriate.

The import statement for Nextra components and the main heading are correctly implemented.

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1-2: LGTM: Import statement added for Callout component

The addition of the import statement for the Callout component is appropriate and aligns with the improvements in documentation structure.


21-29: LGTM: Improved code block formatting

The addition of showLineNumbers to the code block enhances readability, which is in line with the documentation improvements outlined in the PR objectives.


94-106: LGTM: Improved formatting for commands and IP addresses

The changes in this section enhance readability and consistency:

  1. The ifconfig command is now correctly formatted as a code block.
  2. IP addresses and commands are appropriately formatted as inline code.

These improvements align well with the documentation enhancement goals of the PR.

The block quote mentioned in the previous review comment has been successfully replaced with a code block, addressing the concern raised by SaptarshiSarkar12.


Line range hint 1-148: Great job on improving the macOS Docker build instructions!

The changes made to this document significantly enhance its clarity, readability, and overall user experience. Key improvements include:

  1. Addition of the Callout component for explaining the static IP preference.
  2. Consistent formatting of code blocks with line numbers.
  3. Proper inline code formatting for commands and IP addresses.
  4. Clear instructions for both pre-built and custom-built Docker images.

These enhancements align perfectly with the PR objectives of improving documentation for the Drifty project. The document now provides a more comprehensive and user-friendly guide for macOS users setting up the Drifty GUI Docker image.

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1-3: LGTM: Imports and title are appropriate.

The import statement includes all necessary Nextra components, and the title clearly indicates the purpose of the page.


1-165: LGTM: Excellent overall structure and formatting.

The FAQ page is well-structured and makes effective use of Nextra components throughout. The consistent use of Steps for the main FAQ structure and Tabs for platform-specific instructions enhances readability and user experience. The formatting is consistent, making the document easy to navigate and understand.

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1-6: LGTM: Imports and title are well-structured.

The necessary components are imported from Nextra, and the title clearly describes the purpose of the document.


1-251: Excellent documentation with minor improvements suggested.

This documentation for building Drifty executables is comprehensive, well-structured, and easy to follow. The use of Nextra components, such as Callouts, Tabs, and Steps, greatly enhances the readability and user experience.

Key strengths:

  1. Clear separation of instructions for different build types (GUI/CLI) and operating systems.
  2. Detailed prerequisites and step-by-step instructions for each build process.
  3. Effective use of code blocks for command-line instructions.

Suggestions for further improvement:

  1. Double-check all external links, especially the macOS Docker build instructions, to ensure they are functional and point to the correct resources.
  2. Consider adding a troubleshooting section or FAQ to address common issues users might encounter during the build process.
  3. If possible, include information about the expected file sizes or build times for different platforms to set user expectations.

Overall, this documentation provides an excellent guide for building Drifty executables across various platforms and build types. With the minor suggested improvements, it will be an invaluable resource for developers working with the Drifty project.

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### Need More Information About Drifty?

For more queries related to the further improvement to this project, you can raise an [issue](https://github.com/SaptarshiSarkar12/Drifty/issues/new/choose) or reach out to the maintainers on the [discord server](https://discord.com/invite/DeT4jXPfkG). We will be happy to help you out.
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Consider using more formal language in the closing section.

The information provided in this section is helpful and directs users to appropriate channels for further assistance. However, the language used is slightly informal, which may not align with the overall tone of the documentation.

Consider rephrasing the last sentence to maintain a more consistent, professional tone:

For further inquiries or suggestions for improving this project, please raise an (https://github.com/SaptarshiSarkar12/Drifty/issues/new/choose) or contact the maintainers on the [Discord server](https://discord.com/invite/DeT4jXPfkG). The maintainers are available to provide assistance.

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## Docker Build

### Prerequisites

- [Docker](https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/)
- [Docker Compose](https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/)

### Steps

<Steps>
### Navigate to the project directory
Open the terminal and navigate to the project directory

### Build and start the Drifty application in a Docker container

Follow the below instructions to build and start the Drifty application in a Docker container
<Tabs items={['GUI', 'CLI']}>
<Tabs.Tab>
<Tabs items={['Linux and Windows', 'macOS']}>
<Tabs.Tab> - Run the below command to add access to the X server (required for GUI applications running in Docker)
`shell
xhost +local:docker
` - Run the below command to build and start the Drifty GUI native executable in a Docker container
`shell
docker compose run gui
`
</Tabs.Tab>
<Tabs.Tab>
Please follow [these instructions](macOS-docker-build-instructions.mdx) to build and start the Drifty GUI native executable in a Docker container
</Tabs.Tab>
</Tabs>
</Tabs.Tab>
<Tabs.Tab>
Run the below command to build and start the Drifty CLI native executable in a Docker container
`shell
docker compose run cli
`
</Tabs.Tab>
</Tabs>

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Verify and update the macOS Docker build instructions link.

The "Docker Build" section is well-structured and provides clear instructions for both GUI and CLI versions. However, there's a potential issue with the link to macOS-specific Docker build instructions.

The link to macOS Docker build instructions on line 239 may be broken or not yet implemented. Please verify and update the link:

- Please follow [these instructions](macOS-docker-build-instructions.mdx) to build and start the Drifty GUI native executable in a Docker container
+ Please follow [these instructions](/docs/development/macOS-docker-build-instructions) to build and start the Drifty GUI native executable in a Docker container

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## Generating GraalVM Metadata

<Callout type="info">
This step is required only if you want to see your code changes reflected in
Drifty CLI or GUI executables. If you are only interested to know the process
of building the installer or executable binaries, you can skip this step.
</Callout>

### Prerequisites

- [Java 21](https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/downloads/#java21)
- [Download](https://maven.apache.org/download.cgi#previous-stable-3-8-x-release) and [install](https://maven.apache.org/install.html) **Maven** ([Maven v3.8.8 is required for generating GraalVM metadata for Drifty GUI](https://github.com/gluonhq/gluonfx-maven-plugin/issues/462))
- [GraalVM 21](https://www.graalvm.org/downloads/)

### Steps

<Steps>
### Navigate to the project directory
Open the terminal and navigate to the project directory

### Generate GraalVM metadata

Follow the below instructions to generate GraalVM metadata for Drifty CLI or GUI
<Tabs items={['GUI', 'CLI']}>
<Tabs.Tab> - Navigate to the `GUI` directory
`shell
cd GUI
` - Run the below command to generate GraalVM metadata for Drifty GUI
`shell
mvn gluonfx:runagent
`
Upon completion of the command, the GraalVM metadata will be generated in `GUI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image{:shell}` directory.
</Tabs.Tab>
<Tabs.Tab> - Navigate to the `CLI` directory
`shell
cd CLI
` - Run the below command to generate GraalVM metadata for Drifty CLI
`shell
mvn -P generate-graalvm-metadata exec:exec@java-agent
`
Upon completion of the command, the GraalVM metadata will be generated in `CLI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image{:shell}` directory.
</Tabs.Tab>
</Tabs>

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The "Generating GraalVM Metadata" section is well-structured and informative. However, there's a small grammatical issue in the callout text that can be improved.

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- This step is required only if you want to see your code changes reflected in
- Drifty CLI or GUI executables. If you are only interested to know the process
+ This step is required only if you want to see your code changes reflected in the
+ Drifty CLI or GUI executables. If you are only interested in knowing the process
  of building the installer or executable binaries, you can skip this step.

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## Generating GraalVM Metadata
<Callout type="info">
This step is required only if you want to see your code changes reflected in
Drifty CLI or GUI executables. If you are only interested to know the process
of building the installer or executable binaries, you can skip this step.
</Callout>
### Prerequisites
- [Java 21](https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/downloads/#java21)
- [Download](https://maven.apache.org/download.cgi#previous-stable-3-8-x-release) and [install](https://maven.apache.org/install.html) **Maven** ([Maven v3.8.8 is required for generating GraalVM metadata for Drifty GUI](https://github.com/gluonhq/gluonfx-maven-plugin/issues/462))
- [GraalVM 21](https://www.graalvm.org/downloads/)
### Steps
<Steps>
### Navigate to the project directory
Open the terminal and navigate to the project directory
### Generate GraalVM metadata
Follow the below instructions to generate GraalVM metadata for Drifty CLI or GUI
<Tabs items={['GUI', 'CLI']}>
<Tabs.Tab> - Navigate to the `GUI` directory
`shell
cd GUI
` - Run the below command to generate GraalVM metadata for Drifty GUI
`shell
mvn gluonfx:runagent
`
Upon completion of the command, the GraalVM metadata will be generated in `GUI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image{:shell}` directory.
</Tabs.Tab>
<Tabs.Tab> - Navigate to the `CLI` directory
`shell
cd CLI
` - Run the below command to generate GraalVM metadata for Drifty CLI
`shell
mvn -P generate-graalvm-metadata exec:exec@java-agent
`
Upon completion of the command, the GraalVM metadata will be generated in `CLI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image{:shell}` directory.
</Tabs.Tab>
</Tabs>
</Steps>
## Generating GraalVM Metadata
<Callout type="info">
This step is required only if you want to see your code changes reflected in the
Drifty CLI or GUI executables. If you are only interested in knowing the process
of building the installer or executable binaries, you can skip this step.
</Callout>
### Prerequisites
- [Java 21](https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/downloads/#java21)
- [Download](https://maven.apache.org/download.cgi#previous-stable-3-8-x-release) and [install](https://maven.apache.org/install.html) **Maven** ([Maven v3.8.8 is required for generating GraalVM metadata for Drifty GUI](https://github.com/gluonhq/gluonfx-maven-plugin/issues/462))
- [GraalVM 21](https://www.graalvm.org/downloads/)
### Steps
<Steps>
### Navigate to the project directory
Open the terminal and navigate to the project directory
### Generate GraalVM metadata
Follow the below instructions to generate GraalVM metadata for Drifty CLI or GUI
<Tabs items={['GUI', 'CLI']}>
<Tabs.Tab> - Navigate to the `GUI` directory
`shell
cd GUI
` - Run the below command to generate GraalVM metadata for Drifty GUI
`shell
mvn gluonfx:runagent
`
Upon completion of the command, the GraalVM metadata will be generated in `GUI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image{:shell}` directory.
</Tabs.Tab>
<Tabs.Tab> - Navigate to the `CLI` directory
`shell
cd CLI
` - Run the below command to generate GraalVM metadata for Drifty CLI
`shell
mvn -P generate-graalvm-metadata exec:exec@java-agent
`
Upon completion of the command, the GraalVM metadata will be generated in `CLI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image{:shell}` directory.
</Tabs.Tab>
</Tabs>
</Steps>
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7-55: Minor grammatical improvement needed in the callout

The "Generating GraalVM Metadata" section is well-structured and informative. However, there's a small grammatical issue in the callout text that can be improved.

Please update the callout text as follows:

- This step is required only if you want to see your code changes reflected in
- Drifty CLI or GUI executables. If you are only interested to know the process
+ This step is required only if you want to see your code changes reflected in the
+ Drifty CLI or GUI executables. If you are only interested in knowing the process
  of building the installer or executable binaries, you can skip this step.

The use of tabs for GUI and CLI instructions is excellent, providing a clear separation of concerns for different use cases.

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57-213: Minor grammatical improvement and overall approval

The "Local Build" section is comprehensive and well-structured. It effectively uses callouts, tabs, and code blocks to present information for different platforms and versions. However, there's a minor grammatical issue that can be improved:

- Upon completion of the command, the GraalVM metadata will be generated in `GUI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image{:shell}` directory.
+ Upon completion of the command, the GraalVM metadata will be generated in the `GUI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image{:shell}` directory.

This change applies to both the GUI and CLI instructions (lines 41 and 52).

Overall, the build process is explained in detail, and the use of tabs for different platforms is excellent for user navigation.

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1-6: LGTM: Imports and title are well-structured

The imports for Nextra components and the title of the document are clear and appropriate for the content.


215-257: Verify and update the macOS Docker build instructions link

The "Docker Build" section is well-structured and provides clear instructions for both GUI and CLI versions. However, there's a potential issue with the link to macOS-specific Docker build instructions.

Please verify and update the link on line 246:

- Please follow [these instructions](macOS-docker-build-instructions.mdx) to build and start the Drifty GUI native executable in a Docker container
+ Please follow [these instructions](/docs/development/macOS-docker-build-instructions) to build and start the Drifty GUI native executable in a Docker container

Ensure that the linked page exists and contains the necessary instructions for macOS users.

The separation of GUI and CLI instructions using tabs is excellent, providing a clear and concise guide for different use cases.

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1-257: Excellent documentation with minor improvements suggested

This new file provides comprehensive and well-structured documentation for building Drifty executables. Here are the key strengths:

  1. Clear organization with separate sections for GraalVM metadata generation, local builds, and Docker builds.
  2. Effective use of Nextra components (Callout, Tabs, Steps) for improved readability and navigation.
  3. Detailed instructions for different platforms (Linux, Windows, macOS) and versions (GUI, CLI).
  4. Good use of code blocks and callouts to highlight important information.

The minor improvements suggested in previous comments (grammatical fixes and link verification) will further enhance the quality of this documentation.

Great job on creating this detailed guide for developers working with Drifty!

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