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The project in this repository, hashicorp/web-unified-docs, aims to implement [DEVDOT-023] Unified Product Documentation Repository. The RFC for this project was intentionally light on implementation details, in order to foster consensus on the broad direction.

The existing API (content.hashicorp.com) has endpoints that serve documentation content. You can find the source code in hashicorp/mktg-content-workflows.

The goal of the unified docs API is to host all of HashiCorp's product documentation. The unified docs API will eventually replace the existing content API.

• Docker and Docker Compose (for managing containers)

To get a migration preview running, run make from the root of this repo. The make command starts the unified-docs Docker profile that spins up a local instance of unified-devdot-api and dev-portal.

Once this command completes, you can access the following endpoints:

• http://localhost:3000 - An instance of the dev-portal container configured to pull from the experimental docs API (this repo). This image depends on the unified docs API (unified-devdot-api).

• http://localhost:8080 - An instance of the unified docs API container (this repo - unified-devdot-api) that serves content from the content directory. On startup, this container processes the content and assets in /content into public/assets and public/content. In addition, the container also generates app/api/docsPaths.json and app/api/versionMetadata.json from the contents within /content.

  Use the following example to test this endpoint: http://localhost:8080/api/content/terraform-plugin-framework/doc/latest/plugin/framework

Note

The unified docs API container takes time to process the content and assets. You must wait for both the unified-devdot-api and dev-portal containers to complete before you can successfully test content in the dev-portal preview environment (localhost:3000). Visit http://localhost:8080/api/all-docs-paths to verify the unified-devdot-api container is complete.

To spin this down gracefully, run make clean in a separate terminal.

If you wish to remove the local Docker images as well, run make clean CLEAN_OPTION=full.

The makefile serves as a convenience tool start the local preview. If you need more granular control, the package.json file contains a full list of available commands.

To use these, you will need to intentionally run npm install and npm run prebuild before anything else.

Use npm run coverage to run coverage tests.

Unified docs API serves as one of the content APIs for dev-portal (frontend application for DevDot). As a result, when implementing new features, you may need to modify both the backend (this repo) and the frontend (dev-portal).

If you are working on a ticket that requires changes to both the unified docs API and dev-portal, please set custom environment variables for your branch in Vercel to simplify testing instructions.

For example, in Vercel, for your dev-portal branch, you can set the following environment variables:

Vercel will use these values to create deploy previews.

Reach out to team #team-web-presence if you need to do local API development

• Storing documentation in one branch of one repo dramatically simplifies the workflow for contributing documentation.
• Publishing changes to multiple versions can be done in a single PR, as opposed to multiple PRs which is required by the current setup.
• Finding and making the same change across multiple versions is as simple as doing a find-and-replace since all the versioned docs are on the filesystem at the same time.
• Adding a new product is as easy as making a new folder, as opposed to the current process which requires code-changes on the API side and the installation of a GitHub App to monitor for events.
• Sourcing from one branch in one repo eliminates the situation where a missed GitHub event can result in out-of-date documentation. If something goes wrong in the publishing process, simply run it again instead of relying on incoming commit/release events from the GitHub API.
• Since we can make edits to all docs for all products and versions from a single PR, making platform-level changes is dramatically simplified (such as updating to MDX v2, or rewriting URLs).
• Adding new features like content conformance (basically linting for docs) can be done for the entire codebase at once.
• Removes the ability for docs to break the release workflow in product repos.
• Enables us to support fully versioned deployment previews, whereas current previews are limited to the branch being modified.

This script helps with product documentation migration to the web-unified-docs repository. When migrating documentation:

1. The web-unified-docs repository becomes the source of truth
2. Original documentation may remain temporarily as a fallback
3. Users should be directed to make future changes in web-unified-docs only

This script automatically adds a prominent notice to all MDX files in the original location, informing contributors where to make future changes.

./scripts/update-mdx-files.sh ~/Desktop/hashicorp/terraform-plugin-framework/website/docs

Example output:

Progress:

Files processed: 135
Files updated: 135
Files with no frontmatter: 0
Files with errors: 0

Completed! All MDX files have been processed.

Every week, the broken-link-check generates a broken link report for all the content in this repo. In addition, whenever contributors create a PR that touches the content repo, the broken link checker will also run on changed files.

You can also run the broken link checker locally. The following commands will launch a lychee Docker container to check the content directories you specify.

Run the broken link checker on all content.

Check a specific directory within content.

npm run broken-link terraform-plugin-framework

Check multiple directories.

npm run broken-link terraform-plugin-framework-log terraform-plugin-mux

Follow the style guide when making changes to documentation or tutorials. The top 12 guidelines covers the most common use cases.

Work with your technical writer or education engineer when adding new content or for updates that may include structural changes to the information.

Adherence to the style guide and our writing principles ensures that our content is clear, concise, and consistent.

The following diagram illustrates the relationships between the unified docs API (this repo), dev-portal, and the existing content API:

graph LR
    subgraph "Content sources (non-migrated)"
        BDY[boundary]
        CSL[consul]
        HCP[hcp-docs]
        NMD[nomad]
        PKR[packer]
        SNT[sentinel]
        TF[terraform]
        TFC[terraform-cdk]
        TFA[terraform-docs-agents]
        TFD[terraform-docs-common]
        VGT[vagrant]
        VLT[vault]
        WPT[waypoint]

        CURALL["/content or /website"]
        BDY & CSL & HCP & NMD & PKR & SNT & TF & TFC & TFA & TFD & VGT & VLT & WPT --> CURALL
    end

    subgraph "Migrated content repo"
        TPF[terraform-plugin-framework]
        TPL[terraform-plugin-log]
        TPM[terraform-plugin-mux]
        TPS[terraform-plugin-sdk]
        TPT[terraform-plugin-testing]
        TFE[terraform-enterprise]

        MIGALL["/content"]
        TPF & TPL & TPM & TPS & TPT & TFE --> MIGALL
    end

    subgraph "APIs"
        CP[Content API<br>content.hashicorp.com]
        UDR[Unified Docs Repository<br>web-unified-docs]
    end

    subgraph "Frontend"
        DP[Dev Portal<br>dev-portal]
    end

    %% BDY & CSL & HCP & NMD & PKR & PTF & SNT & TF & TFC & TFA & TFD & VGT & VLT & WPT --> CP
    %% TPF & TPL & TPM & TPS & TPT --> UDR

    CURALL -->|Current content flow| CP
    MIGALL -->|Migrated content| UDR

    CP -->|Serves most content| DP
    UDR -->|Serves unified/content content| DP

    class TPF,TPL,TPM,TPS,TPT,BDY,CSL,HCP,NMD,PKR,PTF,SNT,TF,TFC,TFA,TFD,VGT,VLT,WPT productRepo

The diagram shows:

• The content API — the existing system that sources product documentation content from product repositories
• The unified docs API — the new system that sources product documentation from this repo's /content directory. The migrated repos will use a directory approach to versioning (rather than the historic branch and tag strategy)
• The Dev Portal — the frontend that serves the main DevDot interface. Dev Portal sources its content from both the existing content API and unified docs API.

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