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Copilot AI review requested due to automatic review settings December 23, 2025 10:09
@go-wyvern go-wyvern changed the title feat(book): add code kiko for gitbook feat(book): add code kiko page use gitbook Dec 23, 2025
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This pull request introduces a robust documentation system by integrating GitBook (HonKit) into the spx-gui application. This change streamlines the process of generating and serving tutorials, making them an integral part of the application's user interface. The new setup includes an automated build script for documentation, modifications to the project's build commands, and a dedicated UI component to dynamically display the generated book content. Furthermore, the tutorial markdown files have been updated to ensure proper rendering and navigation within the new GitBook environment.

Highlights

  • GitBook Integration: The project now uses GitBook (specifically HonKit) for managing and displaying tutorials, moving towards a more structured documentation system.
  • Automated Build Process: A new shell script automates the building of GitBooks, which has been integrated into the project's postinstall and predev lifecycle commands for seamless documentation generation.
  • Dynamic Content Display: A new Vue component and corresponding router configuration have been added to enable dynamic rendering of GitBook content directly within the application's user interface.
  • Tutorial Content Updates: Markdown files for tutorials were updated to standardize code block syntax from xgo to go and adjust internal linking for improved compatibility and navigation within the new GitBook environment.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a feature to display GitBook-generated tutorials within the application. The implementation includes a build script for the books, a new Vue component to render them in an iframe, and the tutorial content itself. My review has identified a couple of areas for improvement:

  • The build-books.sh script relies on a global npm installation, which is not a robust practice. I've suggested moving to a project-local dependency using npx.
  • The books.vue component has a bug in its loading logic and a user experience issue with the loading indicator. I've provided comments to fix the bug and address the UX problem.

The rest of the changes, including the updates to the tutorial markdown files for better navigation and syntax highlighting, are well-executed. Addressing the feedback will make the implementation more robust and user-friendly.

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Code Review Summary

This PR successfully adds GitBook documentation infrastructure with a clean Vue-based viewer. However, several critical issues need attention:

Critical Issues:

  • 🔴 Path traversal vulnerability in wildcard route (security risk)
  • 🔴 Race condition in loading state management
  • 🔴 Build script runs on every npm install (10-20s overhead)
  • 🔴 Missing error handling in build script

High Priority:

  • Missing request cancellation causing race conditions
  • Missing iframe sandbox restrictions
  • Global npm install causing CI issues

Positive Notes:

  • Well-structured Vue component with Composition API
  • Good separation of concerns
  • Clean markdown documentation changes

Please address the security and critical issues before merging.

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Pull request overview

This pull request adds GitBook (HonKit) integration to build and serve the CodeKiko tutorial documentation as an interactive web-based book. The implementation includes configuration files, a build script, and a Vue.js component to render the generated HTML within the application.

Key Changes:

  • Converted code fences from xgo to go syntax highlighting throughout all tutorial chapters
  • Added GitBook configuration files (book.json, .gitbook.yaml) and restructured summary.md for GitBook compatibility
  • Implemented a books route handler with an iframe-based viewer component
  • Created a build script to generate static HTML from markdown using HonKit

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 19 out of 19 changed files in this pull request and generated 13 comments.

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File Description
tutorial/codeKiko/book.json GitBook configuration specifying title, language, and structure
tutorial/codeKiko/.gitbook.yaml GitBook YAML config with structure definitions and placeholder redirects
tutorial/codeKiko/README.md Updated chapter links to remove ./ prefix for GitBook compatibility
tutorial/codeKiko/summary.md Restructured table of contents with GitBook-compatible anchor links
tutorial/codeKiko/chapter*.md Changed all code fences from xgo to go for syntax highlighting
spx-gui/src/router.ts Added wildcard route /books/:pathMatch(.*)* for book viewer
spx-gui/src/pages/books/books.vue New Vue component rendering books in iframe with loading/error states
spx-gui/build-books.sh Shell script to build GitBooks using HonKit
spx-gui/package.json Updated npm scripts to include book building in postinstall and predev
spx-gui/.gitignore Added public/books to ignore generated GitBook output

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…ove unnecessary language tags and improve formatting consistency. Update examples and explanations for clarity and readability.
Replace arithmetic expansion ((count++)) with assignment form to avoid
exit code 1 when incrementing from 0 under 'set -e'.

The post-increment operator returns the pre-increment value (0), which
causes bash to treat it as a failure exit code, triggering immediate
script exit due to 'set -e'.

Fixed locations:
- built_count increment (line 51)
- cached_count increment (line 54)
- skipped_count increment (line 58)

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Co-authored-by: go-wyvern <15845637+go-wyvern@users.noreply.github.com>
@nighca nighca merged commit 063a9ba into goplus:dev Feb 3, 2026
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