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Comprehensive Update and Enhancements for AkiraDocs

  • Purpose:
    Integrate multiple enhancements and updates to improve functionality, user experience, and documentation quality in the AkiraDocs project.
  • Key Changes:
    • Upgraded AkiraDocs to version 1.0.44, including dependency updates.
    • Added a migrate-gitbook script for migration support.
    • Improved sitemap generation to use configurable site URLs.
    • Enhanced content compilation to better handle markdown features and maintain formatting.
    • Introduced dynamic editing interfaces for checklist items and enhanced media management with file uploads.
    • Added editing controls for tables, allowing dynamic row and column adjustments.
    • Implemented alignment and styling options across block components.
    • Enhanced AI rewrite capabilities for tailored content generation.
    • Added support for generating meta files for content folders, improving metadata management.
  • Impact:
    These updates collectively enhance the user experience, improve documentation accuracy, and provide greater flexibility in content management.

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@sauravpanda sauravpanda merged commit 8266085 into main Dec 9, 2024
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🔍 Code Review Summary

Attention Required: This push has potential issues. 🚨

Overview

  • Total Feedbacks: 4 (Critical: 4, Refinements: 0)
  • Files Affected: 3
  • Code Quality: [█████████████████░░░] 85% (Good)

🚨 Critical Issues

performance (4 issues)

1. Inefficient handling of audio content parsing


📁 File: docs/src/components/blocks/AudioBlock.tsx
🔍 Reasoning:
The audio content parsing function does not handle non-string content efficiently, which could lead to performance issues if large objects are passed.

💡 Solution:
Refactor the parseAudioContent function to handle different content types more efficiently.

Current Code:

return typeof content === 'string' ? JSON.parse(content) : content

Suggested Code:

      if (typeof content === 'string'){
        try{
          return JSON.parse(content);
      }catch (e){
          console.warn('Failed to parse audio content:', e);
      }
      }
      return{url: content, caption: metadata?.caption || '', alignment: metadata?.alignment || 'center'};

2. Potential performance issue with large content strings


📁 File: docs/src/components/blocks/CheckListBlock.tsx
🔍 Reasoning:
Parsing large content strings (e.g., JSON) on every render can impact performance, especially for longer checklists or other content-heavy blocks.

💡 Solution:
Consider memoizing the parsed content or using a more efficient parsing method to avoid unnecessary computations.

Current Code:

const items = parseContent(content);

Suggested Code:

  const memoizedItems = React.useMemo(() => parseContent(content),[content]);

3. Potential XSS vulnerability in CheckListBlock


📁 File: docs/src/components/blocks/CheckListBlock.tsx
🔍 Reasoning:
The current implementation does not sanitize the content prop, which could lead to potential XSS vulnerabilities if the content contains malicious scripts.

💡 Solution:
Use a library like DOMPurify to sanitize the content prop before rendering it in the component.

Current Code:

<span>{item.text}</span>

Suggested Code:

<span dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{__html: DOMPurify.sanitize(item.text)}}/>

4. Potential performance issue with video and audio content parsing


📁 File: docs/src/components/blocks/SortableBlock.tsx
🔍 Reasoning:
The getVideoContent and getAudioContent functions in the SortableBlock component parse the block.content property on every render, which can impact performance, especially for longer or more complex content.

💡 Solution:
Consider memoizing the parsed video and audio content to avoid unnecessary computations.

Current Code:

const getVideoContent = () =>{...}

Suggested Code:

const memoizedVideoContent = React.useMemo(() => getVideoContent(),[block.content]);

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Consider implementing the following changes to improve the code.

Comment on lines +67 to +69
const parseAudioContent = (content: string): AudioBlockContent => {
try {
return typeof content === 'string' ? JSON.parse(content) : content
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Comment: Inefficient handling of audio content parsing

Solution: Refactor the parseAudioContent function to handle different content types more efficiently.
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Suggested change
const parseAudioContent = (content: string): AudioBlockContent => {
try {
return typeof content === 'string' ? JSON.parse(content) : content
if (typeof content === 'string'){
try{
return JSON.parse(content);
}catch (e){
console.warn('Failed to parse audio content:', e);
}
}
return{url: content, caption: metadata?.caption || '', alignment: metadata?.alignment || 'center'};

}
};

const items = parseContent(content);
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Comment: Potential performance issue with large content strings

Solution: Consider memoizing the parsed content or using a more efficient parsing method to avoid unnecessary computations.
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Suggested change
const items = parseContent(content);
const memoizedItems = React.useMemo(() => parseContent(content),[content]);

disabled={!isEditing}
/>
<span className={cn(item.checked && "line-through text-muted-foreground")}>
{item.text}
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Comment: Potential XSS vulnerability in CheckListBlock

Solution: Use a library like DOMPurify to sanitize the content prop before rendering it in the component.
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Suggested change
<span className={cn(item.checked && "line-through text-muted-foreground")}>
<span dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{__html: DOMPurify.sanitize(item.text)}}/>

Comment on lines +203 to +225
const getVideoContent = () => {
if (!block.content) {
return {
url: '',
caption: '',
alignment: 'center',
size: 'medium'
}
}

try {
return typeof block.content === 'string'
? JSON.parse(block.content)
: block.content
} catch {
return {
url: block.content,
caption: '',
alignment: 'center',
size: 'medium'
}
}
}
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Comment: Potential performance issue with video and audio content parsing

Solution: Consider memoizing the parsed video and audio content to avoid unnecessary computations.
!! Make sure the following suggestion is correct before committing it !!

Suggested change
const getVideoContent = () => {
if (!block.content) {
return {
url: '',
caption: '',
alignment: 'center',
size: 'medium'
}
}
try {
return typeof block.content === 'string'
? JSON.parse(block.content)
: block.content
} catch {
return {
url: block.content,
caption: '',
alignment: 'center',
size: 'medium'
}
}
}
const memoizedVideoContent = React.useMemo(() => getVideoContent(),[block.content]);

@kaizen-bot kaizen-bot bot requested a review from shreyashkgupta December 9, 2024 09:49
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