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feat: docs automation for website #1082

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Description

  • This PR introduces an automated workflow to push community files onto the website.
  • We can have several other PRs which modifies the structure of the docs present on this repo if required.
  • Bringing your kind attention on this PR and corresponding issue @alequetzalli @TRohit20 @akshatnema @derberg @sambhavgupta0705 @anshgoyalevil

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Resolves #1028
Resolves #773

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https://github.com/asyncapi/extensions-catalog/blob/master/.github%2Fworkflows%2Fupdate-extensions-in-website.yml Take inspiration from this file

I'll take a look at it 👍 @sambhavgupta0705


btw, have a look at the following PR which is of similar nature and was used to push Glee docs to website:

I took initial reference from here. Can you please explain me what's the difference between Lukasz's reference and your reference?

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btw, have a look at the following PR which is of similar nature and was used to push Glee docs to website:

I took initial reference from here. Can you please explain me what's the difference between Lukasz's reference and your reference?

the workflow I shared directly adds the link of the community to the edit-on-github.json config file

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we need to see if we need the increment of weights workflow for this workflow

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btw, have a look at the following PR which is of similar nature and was used to push Glee docs to website:

I took initial reference from here. Can you please explain me what's the difference between Lukasz's reference and your reference?

the workflow I shared directly adds the link of the community to the edit-on-github.json config file

Got it. Let me work on that...

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@AnimeshKumar923 From what I understand the PR is setting up a workflow such that, on push to community docs in the community repo, we want the changes to sync on the website(website repo) which means the workflow should create a PR and get auto-merged.

I have already worked on similar automation workflow previously, you can check out the workflow here for reference.

cc @sambhavgupta0705 @alequetzalli

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@AnimeshKumar923 From what I understand the PR is setting up a workflow such that, on push to community docs in the community repo, we want the changes to sync on the website(website repo) which means the workflow should create a PR and get auto-merged.

I have already worked on similar automation workflow previously, you can check out the workflow here for reference.

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Thanks for the reference! 👍 @TRohit20

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also, what docs will we be pushing onto the website? @alequetzalli @TRohit20
I assume the onboarding-guide will definitely be pushed as far as I know... What else? Can we have a list of it?

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TRohit20 commented Mar 2, 2024

I'd suggest not to hard code the files we'd push on, use paths instead. Makes your file easier haha

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Question, @AnimeshKumar923, is this PR to replace the one I tried to make via #1064? I don't mind at all, if that is the case, I honestly still don't understand fully how to automate pushing our community docs to the website. If someone else such as yourself is making a PR to show me how to do so, please do share. 😅

Also, sorry but I do not fully understand the code. Can you walk me through it more? 🙏🏻 cc @TRohit20

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Question, @AnimeshKumar923, is this PR to replace the one I tried to make via #1064? I don't mind at all, if that is the case, I honestly still don't understand fully how to automate pushing our community docs to the website. If someone else such as yourself is making a PR to show me how to do so, please do share. 😅

Also, sorry but I do not fully understand the code. Can you walk me through it more? 🙏🏻 cc @TRohit20

Hey @alequetzalli sorry about that. I didn't see that PR as it wasn't linked in the original issue, hence I missed #1064 😅

If it's fine with you, I can help with the community docs automation through this PR. 😁

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AnimeshKumar923 commented Mar 6, 2024

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(DISCLAIMER: I'll try my best to explain, although I'm still learning so please verify the explanation @sambhavgupta0705 @akshatnema)

Automation Workflow

  • Whenever there's a docs PR on the master branch which is of .md type, the workflow gets triggered.

  • Then there are number of jobs that takes place.

  • Make-PR gets executed. Inside this, there are further sub-jobs which takes place.

  • It then checks out the specified repository (community repo here)

    steps:
      - name: Checkout Current repository
        uses: actions/checkout@v4
        with:
          path: community
  • Then it checks out another repo (which is website repo here) using the following:

    name: Checkout Another repository
        uses: actions/checkout@v4
        with:
          repository: asyncapi/website
          path: website
          token: ${{ env.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
  • After that, it configures the git

    name: Config git
        run: |
          git config --global user.name asyncapi-bot
          git config --global user.email [email protected]
  • Then it creates a new branch with commit id

    name: Create branch
        working-directory: ./website
        run: |
          git checkout -b update-community-docs-${{ github.sha }}
  • @sambhavgupta0705 please explain this part...

        name: Update edit-page-config.json
            uses: actions/github-script@v4
            with:
                script: |
                const { writeFile } = require('fs').promises;
                const configPath = './website/config/edit-page-config.json';
                const checkSlug = 'reference/extensions/';
                const slug = {
                    "value": checkSlug,
                    "href": "https://github.com/asyncapi/community/tree/master/docs"
                };
                
                const configData = require(configPath);
                const entryExists = configData.some(entry => entry.value === checkSlug);
                if (!entryExists) {
                    configData.push(slug);
                    await writeFile(configPath, JSON.stringify(configData, null, 2))
                }
        ```
    
  • After that, it copies the specified files from community repo to the website repo

    name: Copy community folder from Current Repo to Another
        working-directory: ./website
        run: |
          mkdir -p ./pages/docs/community/
          printf "%s\ntitle: Community\nweight: 7\n%s" "---" "---"> ../community/docs/_section.md
          mv ../community/docs/*.md ./pages/docs/community
  • After the files are copies, it commits and pushes the changes

    name: Commit and push
        working-directory: ./website
        run: |
          git add .
          git commit -m "docs(community): update latest community docs"
          git push https://${{ env.GITHUB_TOKEN }}@github.com/asyncapi/website
  • At last, we create a PR with title docs(community): update latest community documentation with PR body being Updated community documentation is available and this PR introduces update to community folder on the website

    name: Create PR
        working-directory: ./website
        run: |
          gh pr create --title "docs(community): update latest community documentation" --body "Updated community documentation is available and this PR introduces update to community folder on the website" --head "update-community-docs-${{ github.sha }}"

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@AnimeshKumar923 I will explain the whole workflow to you soon

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NOTE: Sharing some notes that @KhudaDad414 shared with me via DM about this task in case it helps @AnimeshKumar923.


If I understood the issue correctly then this is how we approached it in glee:

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quetzalliwrites commented Mar 7, 2024

Thank you for that extremely detailed walk-through of your code, @AnimeshKumar923!! I really appreciate it. 😀

also, what docs will we be pushing onto the website? I assume the onboarding-guide will definitely be pushed as far as I know... What else? Can we have a list of it?

Thank you, good question! We should push whatever is in the /docs directory, with the exception of the README. That leaves us with:

  1. Onboarding Guide
  2. How changes in spec are introduced

Does that make sense? lemme know ✌🏽

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AnimeshKumar923 commented Mar 7, 2024

Thank you for that extremely detailed walk-through of your code, @AnimeshKumar923!! I really appreciate it. 😀

My pleasure! 😁

also, what docs will we be pushing onto the website? I assume the onboarding-guide will definitely be pushed as far as I know... What else? Can we have a list of it?

Thank you, good question! We should push whatever is in the /docs directory, with the exception of the README. That leaves us with:

1. [Onboarding Guide](https://github.com/asyncapi/community/tree/master/docs/onboarding-guide)

2. [How changes in spec are introduced](https://github.com/asyncapi/community/blob/master/docs/how-changes-in-the-spec-are-introduced.md)

Does that make sense? lemme know ✌🏽

Yes, definitely. Thanks for the clarification! @alequetzalli

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AnimeshKumar923 commented Mar 7, 2024

NOTE: Sharing some notes that @KhudaDad414 shared with me via DM about this task in case it helps @AnimeshKumar923.

If I understood the issue correctly then this is how we approached it in glee:

* created this workflow in the glee project. https://github.com/asyncapi/glee/blob/master/.github/workflows/update-docs-in-website.yml

* adding a _section.md file in the Glee project here (https://github.com/asyncapi/glee/blob/master/docs/pages/_section.md)

* made sure all of the .md files can compile as we want them to by putting them in a local instance of the website.

* now any time we update the docs, website is going to be updated automatically.

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Thanks for sharing the notes. It will definitely help in the development process of this feature. 👍


I think for the modification in the docs structure, we should have separate PRs for better management and reviews.
cc: @TRohit20

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@AnimeshKumar923 Can you push the changes suggested and run the tests to check if it works as expected?

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@AnimeshKumar923 Can you push the changes suggested and run the tests to check if it works as expected?

@TRohit20 I'll do that. Please give me a bit more time. This week will be a bit hectic for me...😅

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I will say that Animesh has proven to be a responsible contributor and he continues to be extremely responsive. We should be patient, cough cough @TRohit20 😛 😸

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UPDATE

Lukasz and I had a meet on Zoom. Here's the recording for reference and context if someone wants to watch it.

Main points to focus:

  • He explained how the workflow is executed.
  • Suggested some improvements which I'll apply shortly.
  • There is a 'wild beast' in the docs/ folder which needs to be taken care of. @alequetzalli will DM you on Slack regarding that.

cc: @TRohit20 here's the update... 😁

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There is a 'wild beast' in the docs/ folder which needs to be taken care of
Yeahh I was also thinking about this file

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I've applied the suggestions and modified the workflow file accordingly. Please have a look @derberg @sambhavgupta0705 @TRohit20

I hope it will work as expected because locally it was behaving as expected when Lukasz was running it on his system. (Present in the recording)

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Looking forward to discussing this wild beast with you, @AnimeshKumar923 😄🐻

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/au

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Any update on this?

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@akshatnema Any chance you got to validate the changes being introduced on your system so we can see If it works for project level?

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