Open tpmccallum opened 1 year ago
A quick script in Python like this would do the trick
import os
from pathlib import Path
# Spin dir example
directory = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "content", "spin")
menu = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "templates", "spin_sidebar.hbs")
with open(menu, 'r') as file:
content = file.read()
for filename in os.listdir(directory):
f = os.path.join(directory, filename)
if os.path.isfile(f):
docFileName = Path(f).stem
if docFileName in content:
print(docFileName + "\U00002714")
else:
print(docFileName + "\U0000274C")
Returns
distributing-apps✔
kubernetes✔
api-guides-overview✔
managing-plugins✔
javascript-components✔
contributing-spin✔
deploying-to-fermyon✔
plugin-authoring✔
url-shortener✔
quickstart✔
go-components✔
running-apps✔
install✔
redis-trigger✔
dynamic-configuration✔
managing-templates✔
other-languages✔
kv-store-tutorial✔
rdbms-storage✔
index✔
template-authoring✔
see-what-people-have-built-with-spin✔
python-components✔
build✔
kv-store-api-guide✔
manifest-reference✔
redis-outbound✔
extending-and-embedding✔
language-support-overview✔
cache✔
rust-components✔
writing-apps✔
http-trigger✔
spin-oci✔
http-outbound✔
Perhaps we want this written in a language that is compatible with the build/test (perhaps that means using JS; not sure if Python can work in that environment).
Just running it again for Cloud, Bartholomew and Common so we at least have a clean slate at this current point in time.
Cloud
changelog✔
user-settings✔
deployment-concepts✔
quickstart✔
develop✔
faq✔
fermyon-cloud✔
data-postgres✔
deploy✔
support✔
index✔
delete✔
data-redis✔
spin-vs-code-extension✔
github-actions✔
upgrade✔
custom-fermyon-subdomain✔
rest-api✔
Bartholomew
contributing-bartholomew✔
markdown✔
templates✔
quickstart✔
seo✔
index✔
configuration✔
themes✔
shortcodes✔
scripting✔
Common
contributing-docs✔
cli-reference✔
Suggested this to @karthik2804 Not sure if Python is allowed in the GH CI/Tests; perhaps needs to be ported to JS
Python is allowed in CI but I would prefer for the tests to be in a singular language.
It would be handy to know if any pages in the developer documentation do not appear in the sidebar menu somewhere. One page slipped through and it is possible that this could happen again (a page exists in the sitemap but is not linked to from the main sidebar menu
.hbs
files). This could be done as part of the Build/Test that happens once per commit.