logic updates + superchain directory #1434
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- add metadata to 8 pages in superchain directory
- updated logic and error messages
- add metadata to 8 pages in superchain directory - updated logic and error messages
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request introduces several modifications focused on enhancing metadata configuration and management across the project. In the Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant CLI as CLI Interface
participant Analyzer as Metadata Analyzer
participant Manager as Metadata Manager
U->>CLI: Run metadata batch process (with file paths & options)
CLI->>Analyzer: Analyze content (extract title, personas, categories, topic)
Analyzer-->>CLI: Return MetadataResult
CLI->>Manager: Validate & update metadata (using provided options)
Manager-->>CLI: Return ValidationResult with errors/suggestions
CLI->>U: Display processing results and statistics
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notes/metadata-update.md (4)
16-25: Refine usage example patterns
The usage examples have changed from double-asterisk to single-asterisk. Make sure that this is intentional, as single-asterisk patterns won’t include subdirectories. Also consider consistently referencing the same directory (e.g.,pages/superchain) if the intention is the same across all examples.
28-30: Consider uniform patterns
Your sample command for applying changes references"pages/app-developers/*.mdx", whereas the dry-run command uses"pages/superchain/*.mdx". Ensure the examples match your intended scope across both commands for clarity.
34-39: File pattern usage
These instructions about file patterns are clear but omit referencing deeper directories with**/*.mdx. If you need to capture subdirectories, mention that pattern explicitly.
104-104: Avoid bold text for emphasis
According to the coding guidelines, avoid bold formatting for emphasis. Consider removing or changing “Important” to stay consistent with the style rules.-* **Important**: All metadata values must be defined in keywords.config.yaml +* Important: All metadata values must be defined in keywords.config.yamlutils/metadata-batch-cli.ts (2)
92-124: Improve metadata validation coverage
Currently, onlytopic,personas,categories, andcontent_typeare validated. If your documentation requires more fields (e.g.,lang,description), consider enforcing them here to align with the metadata guidelines.if (!options.analysis?.topic || typeof options.analysis.topic !== 'string') { errors.push('Missing required field: topic'); } + if (!options.analysis?.description || typeof options.analysis.description !== 'string') { + errors.push('Missing required field: description'); + }
156-164: Consider parallelizing file processing
Processing files sequentially works, but it can be slow for large volumes. Using an async loop withPromise.allcould improve performance while preserving error handling.- for (const file of files) { - try { - ... - } catch (e) { - ... - } - } + await Promise.all(files.map(async (file) => { + try { + ... + } catch (e) { + ... + } + }));Also applies to: 178-211, 214-215, 219-230
utils/metadata-manager.ts (5)
15-20: Consider merging with existing ValidationOptions.
BothUpdateOptionsandValidationOptionscontain overlapping fields (dryRun,validateOnly,prMode,verbose), which can lead to confusion and duplication. Consider unifying them into a single interface for cleaner code.-interface UpdateOptions { - dryRun?: boolean - validateOnly?: boolean - prMode?: boolean - verbose?: boolean - analysis?: MetadataResult -} +// Example: extend ValidationOptions or rename for clarity +interface MetadataUpdateOptions extends ValidationOptions { + verbose?: boolean; + analysis?: MetadataResult; +}
24-33: Unify inline type with existing interfaces.
The inline type foroptionsreplicates fields already declared inValidationOptions. It might be clearer to reuse a single interface without duplication.
121-124: Use consistent parameter naming.
In the rest of the file, parameters for file paths are typically namedfilePath. Here, it's calledfilepath. Consider using a consistent naming convention to improve readability.-export async function updateMetadata( - filepath: string, - options: MetadataOptions -): Promise<ValidationResult> { +export async function updateMetadata( + filePath: string, + options: MetadataOptions +): Promise<ValidationResult> {
141-149: Validate or note errors even in PR mode.
Since the function immediately returnsisValid: truewhenvalidateOnlyorprModeis set, any issues with the metadata go unreported here. If this is intentional, consider logging or returning validation errors to highlight any problems.
191-199: Refactor duplicated logic.
Reading file content, runninganalyzeContent, and callingupdateMetadatawith the same set of options is repeated here and in lines 230-238. Consider abstracting into a helper function to reduce duplication.
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**/*.mdx: "ALWAYS review Markdown content THOROUGHLY with the following criteria:
- First, check the frontmatter section at the top of the file:
- For regular pages, ensure ALL these fields are present and not empty:
--- title: [non-empty] lang: [non-empty] description: [non-empty] topic: [non-empty] personas: [non-empty array] categories: [non-empty array] content_type: [valid type] ---
- For landing pages (index.mdx or files with ), only these fields are required:
--- title: [non-empty] lang: [non-empty] description: [non-empty] topic: [non-empty] ---
- If any required fields are missing or empty, comment:
'This file appears to be missing required metadata. You can fix this by running:Review the changes, then run without :dry to apply them.'pnpm metadata-batch-cli:dry "path/to/this/file.mdx"- Use proper nouns in place of personal pronouns like 'We' and 'Our' to maintain consistency in communal documentation.
- Avoid gender-specific language and use the imperative form.
- Monitor capitalization for emphasis. Avoid using all caps, italics, or bold for emphasis.
- Ensure proper nouns are capitalized in sentences.
- Apply the Oxford comma.
- Use proper title case for buttons, tab names, page names, and links. Sentence case should be used for body content and short phrases, even in links.
- Use correct spelling and grammar at all times (IMPORTANT).
- For H1, H2, and H3 headers:
- Use sentence case, capitalizing only the first word.
- Preserve the capitalization of proper nouns, technical terms, and acronyms as defined in the 'nouns.txt' file located in the root directory of the project.
- Do not automatically lowercase words that appear in the 'nouns.txt' file, regardless of their position in the header.
- Flag any headers that seem to inconsistently apply these rules for manual review.
- When reviewing capitalization, always refer to the 'nouns.txt' file for the correct capitalization of proper nouns and technical terms specific to the project.
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pages/superchain/superchain-registry.mdx (2)
1-17: Front Matter Metadata: Complete and Well-Formatted.
The front matter now includes all required fields—title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, and categories—with non-empty, correctly-formatted values. The extra fieldis_imported_content: 'false'is a clear addition and does not conflict with the required metadata standards.
19-27: Content Structure and Component Usage: Looks Good.
The content following the metadata (including the import of theCalloutcomponent and the descriptive sections) is well-organized and aligns with the documentation standards.pages/superchain/addresses.mdx (2)
1-15: Front Matter Metadata: Correct and Updated.
The front matter now properly reflects the updated metadata with a corrected title ("Contract Addresses"), and all required fields (title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, and categories) are present and formatted as required.
17-27: Content Organization and Component Imports: Consistent.
The file correctly imports necessary components (e.g.,Callout,L1ContractTable, etc.) and the content is clearly structured, which will aid users in navigating the documentation.pages/superchain/networks.mdx (2)
1-16: Front Matter Metadata: Comprehensive and Accurate.
The metadata now includes all mandatory fields along with appropriate values—for instance,lang: en-US,content_type: guide, and a kebab-case topic. The inclusion of thepersonasandcategoriesarrays ensures proper targeting and categorization.
18-27: Content Clarity and Informative Callouts: Excellent.
The content explaining the networks and public RPC endpoints is clear. The use of the<Callout>for noting rate limits is effective in setting user expectations.keywords.config.yaml (2)
14-16: Updated Persona Configuration: New Personas Integrated.
The addition ofprotocol-developer,auditor, andgovernance-participantin themetadata_rules.personasection is syntactically correct and adds valuable flexibility to the metadata system, aligning with the updated documentation objectives.
181-184: Updated Categories: Verify for Duplicate Entries.
New entries for "superchain-registry", "security-council", and "blockspace-charters" have been added under the "Superchain Categories" section. Please verify that these values do not duplicate existing entries in other groups within thecategorieslist—if intentional for grouping, consider adding a clarifying comment.pages/superchain/tokenlist.mdx (2)
1-16: Front Matter Metadata: Thorough and Compliant.
The front matter correctly provides all required fields (title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) with properly formatted and non-empty values, ensuring that this document is properly categorized.
18-45: Content Presentation and Component Usage: Clear and Functional.
The content is well segmented, with the appropriate use of components like<Callout>and<TokenListTable>. The explanation of bridged token addresses is clear, guiding users effectively through the details and highlighting important notices.pages/superchain/privileged-roles.mdx (1)
4-15: Frontmatter metadata looks complete and properly formatted.All required metadata fields are present and properly populated. The personas and categories align with the available options in the system.
pages/superchain/superchain-explainer.mdx (1)
3-18: Frontmatter metadata looks complete and properly formatted.All required metadata fields are present. The description is now properly quoted, and the selected personas and categories align with the available options in the system.
pages/superchain/blockspace-charter.mdx (2)
2-16: Frontmatter metadata looks complete and properly formatted.All required metadata fields are present. The title has been updated to "The Blockspace and Standard Rollup charters" with appropriate capitalization rules for titles. The description now clearly explains the page content, and the metadata fields for personas and categories are properly populated.
19-19: Ensure H1 header matches the frontmatter title.The H1 header matches the frontmatter title, maintaining consistency throughout the document.
utils/types/metadata-types.ts (3)
26-56: Hardcoded VALID_CATEGORIES provides better type safety and developer experience.Converting the categories from a dynamic configuration reference to a static array of string literals improves type safety, autocompletion, and runtime performance.
131-137: Well-structured MetadataOptions interface enhances CLI functionality.The new MetadataOptions interface provides clear typing for the command-line options, improving code maintainability and self-documentation.
139-146: ValidationResult interface enables better error reporting.The new ValidationResult interface properly structures validation outcomes, allowing for more detailed error reporting and helpful content suggestions.
notes/metadata-update.md (1)
107-110: Confirm correctness of review steps
These updated review steps for categories, topics, personas, and registry file types provide clear guidelines. Make sure they align with the rest of your metadata workflow and documentation.pages/superchain/standard-configuration.mdx (1)
3-16: All required metadata fields are present
The added fields (description, content_type, topic, personas, categories, is_imported_content) adhere to the project's requirements and appear valid.utils/metadata-batch-cli.ts (5)
6-9: Imports look logical
Renaming the import toupdateMetadataFileclarifies the intent. The references toanalyzeContentandMetadataResultappear consistent with the rest of the code.
40-43: Well-defined CLI options
EncapsulatingdryRunandverbosein a dedicatedCliOptionsinterface makes the CLI code more organized and maintainable.
152-154: Helper function is straightforward
ThetruncateStringfunction cleanly handles string length limits, reducing potential UI overflow issues.
236-250: Conditional glob usage
Falling back to theCHANGED_FILESenvironment variable when no glob pattern is provided is a clever approach, balancing local usage with CI.
267-270: Non-blocking exit strategy
Exiting with code 0, even on errors, ensures non-blocking PR checks. Confirm this behavior doesn’t inadvertently mask critical issues in your deployment pipeline.Also applies to: 272-272, 276-277
utils/metadata-manager.ts (2)
6-6: No issues found.
The updated import statement correctly reflects the new interfaces and types.
230-238: Duplicate comment from lines 191-199.
Performing the same read → analyze → update pattern can be centralized into a single function.utils/metadata-analyzer.ts (8)
3-16: Ensure existence of 'keywords.config.yaml'.
The file is read synchronously at startup. If the file is missing or invalid, it may throw errors. Consider adding a try-catch or a fallback mechanism to handle missing configuration gracefully.
80-95: Title detection approach looks good.
Finding the first H1 heading and falling back to a capitalized filename reliably provides a usable title.
97-124: Persona determination logic is correct.
The step-by-step checks for registry, security, and blockspace-charter filenames, and defaulting to a wider audience for superchain docs, neatly covers use cases.
239-254: Robust category validation approach.
IntroducingisValidCategoryandaddValidCategoryensures only approved categories are added. This pattern is clean and minimizes invalid categories.
259-288: Systematically categorizing superchain docs.
Detecting superchain-specific files, security files, and blockspace charter references is an effective way to assign categories.
298-399: Comprehensive category detection for operators.
These expansions for chain and node operators handle diverse scenarios. The coverage of relevant keywords (deploy, sequencer, etc.) appears thorough.
414-418: Selective stack category detection.
Conditionally invokingdetectStackCategoriesonly if the path includes/stack/or/superchain/is a clear approach.
547-581: Efficient accumulation of metadata.
Capturing the title, topic, personas, content type, and categories in one pass is elegant. Logging additional details in verbose mode is beneficial for debugging.
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utils/metadata-manager.ts (1)
133-142: Inconsistent precedence between title and description fieldsThere's an inconsistency in how field precedence is handled. For title, analysis takes precedence over frontmatter, but for description, frontmatter takes precedence over analysis. This could lead to confusion or unexpected behavior.
Consider using a consistent precedence approach for all fields:
const newMetadata = { - title: safeAnalysis.title || frontmatter.title || '', - description: frontmatter.description || safeAnalysis.description || '', + title: frontmatter.title || safeAnalysis.title || '', + description: frontmatter.description || safeAnalysis.description || '', lang: frontmatter.lang || safeAnalysis.lang || 'en-US', content_type: safeAnalysis.content_type, topic: safeAnalysis.topic || '', personas: safeAnalysis.personas || [], categories: safeAnalysis.categories || [], is_imported_content: safeAnalysis.is_imported_content || 'false' }Or if analysis should take precedence for all fields:
const newMetadata = { title: safeAnalysis.title || frontmatter.title || '', - description: frontmatter.description || safeAnalysis.description || '', + description: safeAnalysis.description || frontmatter.description || '', lang: frontmatter.lang || safeAnalysis.lang || 'en-US', content_type: safeAnalysis.content_type, topic: safeAnalysis.topic || '', personas: safeAnalysis.personas || [], categories: safeAnalysis.categories || [], is_imported_content: safeAnalysis.is_imported_content || 'false' }
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utils/metadata-manager.ts (11)
6-6: Updated import statement improves type safetyThe updated import statement now includes
MetadataOptionsandValidationResulttypes from the metadata-types file, which enhances type safety throughout the module.
15-21: Good addition of the UpdateOptions interfaceThe new
UpdateOptionsinterface provides better type safety and documentation for the options used throughout the module. This is a good practice for maintaining clear function signatures.
24-33: Improved function signature with explicit type definitionsThe updated signature for
validateMetadatawith explicit type definitions in the options parameter improves code clarity and maintainability.
121-124: Function signature now uses proper type definitionThe updated
updateMetadatafunction now uses theMetadataOptionstype, providing better type safety and documentation.
126-128: Improved file content handlingThe code now properly separates frontmatter and document content using matter, which is cleaner than the previous approach.
129-131: Guard against undefined analysis with optional chainingThis fix provides protection against potential runtime errors when
options.analysisis undefined or null.
156-160: Proper implementation of dry run modeThe code correctly implements a dry run mode that prevents file writes when enabled. This is useful for previewing changes without modifying files.
173-174: Improved error message formatting and suggestions objectThe error message now includes the filepath for better context, and the suggestions object is properly included even in error cases.
194-202: Enhanced PR validation with content analysisThe validatePRChanges function now properly analyzes content before calling updateMetadata and passes all necessary options. This ensures more accurate validation.
233-241: CLI support now includes content analysisSimilar to the PR validation function, the CLI support now properly analyzes content before calling updateMetadata. This ensures consistent behavior across different entry points.
247-256: Added helpful suggestions display in CLI outputThe CLI now shows helpful suggestions for metadata values when available. This improves the user experience by providing actionable information.
