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feat: asyncapi specification visualization integration #2898
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This is beautiful ❤️ and imho deserves better promotion than just a link in a banner
Imho it is nothing different from docs, just differently rendered. So should be in navigation, as 3.0.0 - Visualizer
or 3.0.0 - Explorer
or whatever - but just there.
it should even be here imho, with some different background, to promote it a bit more
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<DocsCards /> |
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this file is just a copy, automation push it out from spec
repo, so you cannot add manually anything here
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👋🏼
pages/spec-json-schema/index.js
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import React from 'react' | ||
import Schyma from 'schyma'; | ||
import 'schyma/dist/esm/style.css' | ||
import schema from '../../config/3.0.0.json'; |
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good for now but of course a followup will be needed to make sure we have automation in place in spec-json-schema
to push out all new updates to schema to the website repo
Hey, @AceTheCreator, woooooooow 🤯 !! Great addition and so educational. I'M IN LOVE AND I'M SWOONING 😻 Yes, this can certainly belong in the docs. I think it makes sense to place it in the |
components/layout/DocsLayout.tsx
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Can we have a separate component for the DocsSidebar then? It will be then better maintained in future UI tests, instead of creating multiple components in same file.
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Nice suggestion @akshatnema, I'll do that :)
From my perspective - all good. So once you separate the component as @akshatnema mentioned, we are ready to go |
@akshatnema any idea why the lighthouse test is failing? |
@AceTheCreator as contributor, next to failing check, don't you see here is what logs in details say:
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Of course, I looked at the details 😄 I just wasn't sure if the test was failing because of my changes @derberg |
I also ran the lighthouse test manually with the deploy URL myself, and everything looks good, hence why I wasn't sure why it's failing 🤷🏾♂️ |
@AceTheCreator The score is incredibly low compared to the threshold we have set. Can you please check it on the production environment? There should be some issue with the best practices in the code. |
Thanks for the fix @akshatnema 🫶🏽 |
@akshatnema I guess you can approve and merge |
config/3.0.0.json
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@AceTheCreator are you generating this file from a script or it's a json schema for some validations?
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It's the v3 of the spec-json-schema. The plan is to work on a follow-up pr to make sure we have automation in place in spec-json-schema to push out all new updates to schema to the website repo
.explorer-menu-wrapper > div > div > div > button { | ||
margin-top: 0px; | ||
} |
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Can't we add a className
or span tag there instead of targeting so many nested div elements?
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The reason I used nested div was that I want to tailor the change only to affect the menu in the Explorer view
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<Visualizer /> |
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@AceTheCreator Can you please add metadata for this page, as it will be used as title and description in the head tag?
Implementing the visualization component for the spec using Schyma, yeah I changed the name @derberg 😜.
What changed?
This feature brings a host of improvements that I'm thrilled about. For starters, you'll notice that the rendering quality is noticeably better, making the visualizations more appealing and more accessible to interpret.
I've also worked hard to ensure better compatibility across a wide range of browsers, so no matter what your preferred browsing tool is, you can expect a seamless experience.
I've boosted the overall performance, making everything run smoother and faster. This means less waiting for things to load and more time doing what you do best.
I'm confident these enhancements will make understanding the spec with our visualization component more productive and enjoyable.
What next?
I'm focusing on adding support for
allof
which seems to be missing in the latest release of Schyma, which to me is the only blocker for moving this PR forward##TL;DR
Currently, the visualization can be found under /spec-json-schema, but it should be rendered on the docs page(cuz it's more of a doc, tbh). wyt @alequetzalli
cc @derberg @fmvilas @alequetzalli @akshatnema