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Minor Docs Updates #1123

Closed elisadinsmore closed 5 months ago

elisadinsmore commented 6 months ago

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Walkthrough

This update enhances user experience by providing instructions for running a listener locally and creating a new space in the dashboard. It also clarifies the impact of local Agent execution on event logging when using Flatfile's secure cloud for hosting a listener. Additionally, it involves adjusting event triggers and logic for creating a document in response to specific events.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
apps/custom/meet-the-workbook.mdx Added instructions for running the listener locally and creating a new space in the dashboard.
orchestration/listeners.mdx Added a note about local Agent execution not being recorded in the dashboard's "Event Logs" for listeners hosted on Flatfile's secure cloud.
_snippets/guides/documents/create-document.mdx Switched the event trigger from "upload:completed" to "file:created" and adjusted logic for document creation accordingly.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 9c18997ebd037abed74b321285307db4dd8ec195 and d829eafea86c733069e02d23f0b38dea87d0c1ac.
Files selected for processing (1) * apps/custom/meet-the-workbook.mdx (1 hunks)
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apps/custom/meet-the-workbook.mdx (2)
`275-293`: The instructions for running the listener locally and creating a new Space are clear and well-detailed. However, ensure that the command snippets provided are tested and functional to avoid any user confusion.
Verification successful --- The search for mentions of the command `npx flatfile@latest develop` in documentation and example scripts within the repository has successfully identified multiple instances across various `.mdx` files. This indicates that the command is commonly referenced and likely a standard procedure for running the listener in different contexts within the project. Given this widespread documentation, it can be inferred that the command is functional and correctly documented in the context of the provided snippet. Thus, the review comment concerning the clarity and detail of the instructions, along with the suggestion to ensure the functionality of the command snippets, is verified as accurate based on the evidence found in the repository.
Scripts Executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Verify that the provided commands are functional by checking the repository for test scripts or documentation mentioning these commands. fd 'test_*.sh' --exec grep 'npx flatfile@latest develop' ``` Length of output: 58 --- --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Search for any documentation or example scripts that mention the command 'npx flatfile@latest develop' fd '\.md$|\.mdx$' --exec grep -H 'npx flatfile@latest develop' ``` Length of output: 765
--- `301-301`: The explanation of a Workbook and its analogy to a database is clear and informative. This helps users understand the concept better.
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elisadinsmore commented 6 months ago

You can hold on reviewing for right now, I'm going to push up some other stuff to this PR I think.

elisadinsmore commented 6 months ago

@ashleygmulligan2 ready for review! <3