Add ts-graphviz plugin to the remark plugins #15
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The added type definitions (@types/mdast, @types/unist) are appropriate for implementing a remark plugin that processes Markdown AST. Also applies to: 53-53, 54-54
The added dependencies (mdast-util-mdx-jsx, unified, unist-util-visit) provide the necessary utilities for implementing the ts-graphviz remark plugin. The version constraints using caret (^) align with the project's versioning strategy. Let's verify the compatibility of these packages with the project's Node.js version requirement: Also applies to: 57-57, 58-58 ✅ Verification successfulLet me try a different approach to verify the Node.js compatibility by checking the package.json files directly from the npm registry. Dependencies are compatible with project's Node.js requirements The project requires Node.js >=18.0, and none of the added packages ([email protected], [email protected], [email protected]) specify any conflicting Node.js engine requirements. Since these packages are widely used in the Node.js ecosystem and their latest versions are being used, they are compatible with Node.js 18+. The absence of explicit engine requirements in their package.json suggests they follow Node.js's LTS support policy. 🏁 Scripts executedThe following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: #!/bin/bash
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i18n/ja/docusaurus-plugin-content-docs/current/ts-graphviz/02-core-features/index.md (1)
11-18: LGTM! The new read-only code block format is well-implemented.The example effectively demonstrates the TypeScript integration and type-safe attribute usage.
Consider adding inline comments to explain the attribute helper usage, as it's a key TypeScript feature. For example:
import { digraph, attribute as _ } from 'ts-graphviz'; const G = digraph('G', (g) => { + // Type-safe attribute access using the attribute helper g.node('A', { [_.color]: 'red' }); + // Edge creation with labeled connection g.edge(['A', 'B'], { [_.label]: 'A to B' }); });docusaurus.config.ts (2)
35-35: Configuration looks good, consider documenting plugin options.The plugin configuration is consistently applied across docs, blog, and pages sections. The empty options object suggests default configuration is being used.
Consider adding documentation for available plugin options in the README or plugin documentation.
Also applies to: 44-44, 50-50
5-5: Good architectural decision moving to a plugin-based approach.The shift from using
TSGraphvizLiveEditorcomponent to a remark plugin is a solid architectural choice because it:
- Centralizes the transformation logic
- Ensures consistent handling across all documentation sections
- Follows Docusaurus's recommended patterns for content transformation
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plugins/remark-plugin-tsgraphviz.ts (3)
8-8: Define 'PluginOptions' type or remove it if unnecessaryThe
PluginOptionstype is currently an empty object{}. If no options are needed for the plugin, consider removing this type. If options are expected in the future, define them explicitly to enhance code clarity.
89-89: Consider importing 'unist-util-visit' staticallyCurrently,
unist-util-visitis imported dynamically within the plugin function. Unless there's a specific reason for dynamic importing (like code-splitting for performance optimization), consider importing it statically at the top of the file to improve readability and reduce overhead.Apply the following change to import it statically:
- return async (root) => { - const { visit } = await import('unist-util-visit'); + import { visit } from 'unist-util-visit'; + + return (root) => {
121-121: Update comment to reference the correct moduleThe comment mentions
require('npm2yarn'), which seems unrelated to this plugin. This might be a leftover from a copy-paste. Update the comment to accurately reflect the current module to avoid confusion.Suggested change:
- // To continue supporting `require('npm2yarn')` without the `.default` ㄟ(▔,▔)ㄏ + // To continue supporting `require('remark-plugin-tsgraphviz')` without the `.default` ㄟ(▔,▔)ㄏ
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i18n/ja/docusaurus-plugin-content-docs/current/ts-graphviz/02-core-features/index.md (1)
11-18: Verify consistent handling of code blocks across documentation.
The new ts-graphviz:read-only tag is used in the first example but not in subsequent code blocks. Let's verify the plugin handles both cases correctly.
[^\n]ts-graphviz[^\n]\n[\s\S]*?```" --type md
Test 2: Specifically find read-only blocks
echo -e "\nChecking for read-only blocks:"
rg -U "[^\n]*ts-graphviz:read-only[^\n]*\n[\s\S]*?" --type md
This will help determine if we need to standardize the code block format across all examples
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<summary>✅ Verification successful</summary>
ts[- ]graphviz' --type md
# Find read-only blocks
echo -e "\nChecking for read-only blocks:"
rg -U '```ts[- ]graphviz:read-only' --type md
# Look for any TypeScript code blocks in the docs to compare
echo -e "\nChecking for general TypeScript blocks:"
rg -U '```ts(?!.*graphviz)' --type md
'
echo -e "\nChecking content of the specific file:"
cat "i18n/ja/docusaurus-plugin-content-docs/current/ts-graphviz/02-core-features/index.md"
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After examining the file content, I can now generate a final response:
**Code block tags are used consistently and appropriately in the documentation**
The documentation follows a clear pattern where:
- The first code block uses `ts-graphviz:read-only` tag as it's the primary example demonstrating TypeScript integration
- Subsequent code blocks use regular `typescript` tags as they show different implementation approaches and don't require the read-only feature
This is intentional and correct, as the first example is meant to demonstrate IDE features (like hovering), while later examples focus on showing different API usage patterns.
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docs/ts-graphviz/02-core-features/index.md (2)
14-21: Well-structured example demonstrating TypeScript integration!
The code example effectively demonstrates:
- Type-safe attribute usage with the
attributeimport - Clear graph construction using the declarative API
- Proper TypeScript imports and syntax
14-15: Verify the new code block syntax implementation.
The new ts-graphviz:read-only syntax has been introduced. Let's verify that the remark plugin correctly processes this syntax.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the remark plugin implementation to verify the syntax handling.
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Let me check the content of the remark plugin file to verify the implementation.
Based on the code inspection, I can now provide a final response:
The ts-graphviz:read-only syntax is properly implemented and supported.
The remark plugin (plugins/remark-plugin-tsgraphviz.ts) correctly handles the syntax by:
- Detecting code blocks with meta starting with
ts-graphviz - Parsing the
read-onlyoption from the meta string - Transforming the code block into a
TSGraphvizLiveEditorcomponent with appropriate props - The plugin is properly configured in docusaurus.config.ts for docs, blog, and pages
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plugins/remark-plugin-tsgraphviz.ts (3)
5-6: Consider expanding the PluginOptions type definition.The empty
PluginOptionstype with a biome-ignore directive suggests future extensibility, but it might be better to define at least the basic plugin configuration options now.Consider defining some basic options:
-// biome-ignore lint/complexity/noBannedTypes: Preliminary implementation for future extensibility. -type PluginOptions = {}; +type PluginOptions = { + /** Whether to import TSGraphvizLiveEditor automatically */ + autoImport?: boolean; + /** Default options for all code blocks */ + defaults?: CodeBlockOptions; +};
55-83: Consider making the import path configurable.The import path '@site/src/components/TSGraphvizLiveEditor' is hardcoded in
createImportNode. This might cause issues if the component location changes or if users want to provide their own editor component.Consider making it configurable through plugin options:
-function createImportNode() { +function createImportNode(importPath = '@site/src/components/TSGraphvizLiveEditor') { return { type: 'mdxjsEsm', value: - "import TSGraphvizLiveEditor from '@site/src/components/TSGraphvizLiveEditor'", + `import TSGraphvizLiveEditor from '${importPath}'`, // ... rest of the node creation }; }
85-117: Consider optimizing the node transformation loop.The current implementation uses a while loop with manual index management. This could be simplified using array methods.
Consider this alternative approach:
if (isParent(node)) { - let index = 0; - while (index < node.children.length) { - const child = node.children[index]!; - if (isTSGraphvizScript(child)) { - const result = transformNode(child); - node.children.splice(index, 1, ...result); - index += result.length; - transformed = true; - } else { - index += 1; - } - } + const newChildren: Node[] = []; + node.children.forEach(child => { + if (isTSGraphvizScript(child)) { + newChildren.push(...transformNode(child)); + transformed = true; + } else { + newChildren.push(child); + } + }); + node.children = newChildren; }This approach is more functional and easier to understand.
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36-47: LGTM! Well-defined type guards.
The type guard functions are properly implemented with correct type predicates and safe null checking.
This pull request includes significant updates to the documentation and introduces a new plugin for handling
ts-graphvizcode blocks in markdown files. The changes improve the way code examples are displayed and enhance the documentation configuration.Documentation Updates:
docs/ts-graphviz/02-core-features/index.mdxtodocs/ts-graphviz/02-core-features/index.mdand updated the code block for better readability.i18n/ja/docusaurus-plugin-content-docs/current/ts-graphviz/02-core-features/index.mdxtoi18n/ja/docusaurus-plugin-content-docs/current/ts-graphviz/02-core-features/index.mdand similarly updated the code block.Configuration Changes:
docusaurus.config.tsto include the newtsgraphvizremark plugin for processingts-graphvizcode blocks.Plugin Introduction:
remark-plugin-tsgraphviz.tsto transformts-graphvizcode blocks intoTSGraphvizLiveEditorcomponents, making the code examples interactive and read-only. I have added the ts-graphviz plugin to the remark plugins in order to enable the rendering of graph visualizations in the documentation. This will enhance the user experience and provide better understanding of the code examples.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ts-graphvizlibrary with improved code block formatting for TypeScript examples.Bug Fixes
TSGraphvizLiveEditorcomponent to streamline examples.Documentation