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Update events.mdx #1128

Open elisadinsmore opened 2 months ago

elisadinsmore commented 2 months ago

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The update involves a minor correction in the documentation related to event orchestration. Specifically, a syntax error in a JSON example was fixed by adding a missing closing backtick. This change ensures that the documentation is accurate and that the JSON block is correctly formatted for better readability and understanding.

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orchestration/.../events.mdx Added missing closing backtick in agent:deleted JSON block.

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Near line 7: Possible spelling mistake found. Context: ...tomy of Events." icon: "clock" --- The Flatfile platform encompasses a comprehensive su... --- Near line 9: Possible spelling mistake found. Context: ...o simplify the process of utilizing the Flatfile API, the Flatfile PubSub Client serves ... --- Near line 9: Possible spelling mistake found. Context: ...cess of utilizing the Flatfile API, the Flatfile PubSub Client serves as a lightweight w... --- Near line 9: Possible spelling mistake found. Context: ...tilizing the Flatfile API, the Flatfile PubSub Client serves as a lightweight wrapper.... --- Near line 9: Possible spelling mistake found. Context: ...PI calls upon receiving Events from any PubSub driver, thus ensuring a smooth and stre... --- Near line 12: Possible spelling mistake found. Context: ...process. #### The anatomy of an Event Flatfile Events adhere to a standardized structu... --- Near line 13: Possible spelling mistake found. Context: ...the flexibility to handle Events within Flatfile using any of the following syntaxes. [... --- Near line 19: Possible missing comma found. Context: ... received, it is routed to any awaiting listeners which are added with `addEventListener(... --- Near line 21: Possible spelling mistake found. Context: ...)`. An Event context is passed to an **EventFilter** ```typescript export type EventFilte... --- Near line 52: Possible missing comma found. Context: ...ch Event topic to determine the desired outcome or plan subsequent actions accordingly....
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orchestration/events.mdx (1)
`654-654`: Corrected the JSON syntax by adding the missing closing backtick.
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