[major] add trailing slashes to urls to please google

content/a-quickstart/faq.md

@@ -244,7 +244,7 @@ their datacenter.
 
 Nodejitsu's cloud services watch your programs for you! You shouldn't have to do
 anything special to keep your apps running. If you need to scale your app, we
-offer the simple way of "[drones](/features#feature/drones)", where you can add
+offer the simple way of "[drones](/features/#feature/drones)", where you can add
 more drones to fit your needs.
 
 ---

content/a-quickstart/index.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-* [FAQ](/a-quickstart/faq)
-* [Hello World!](/a-quickstart/hello-world)
+* [FAQ](/a-quickstart/faq/)
+* [Hello World!](/a-quickstart/hello-world/)
 
 [meta:title]: <> (Quickstart)

content/appendix/index.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-* [More Resources](/appendix/resources)
-* [Open Source Projects](/appendix/open-source)
-* [Run it yourself with Haibu](/appendix/haibu)
-* [Understanding package.json](/appendix/package-json)
+* [More Resources](/appendix/resources/)
+* [Open Source Projects](/appendix/open-source/)
+* [Run it yourself with Haibu](/appendix/haibu/)
+* [Understanding package.json](/appendix/package-json/)
 
 [meta:title]: <> (Appendix)

content/appendix/package-json.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ that will get called when your application is started. Usage is compatible with
 `npm start`.
 
 And what about that "engines" property? Nodejitsu supports 
-[multiple versions of node](/documentation/features#feature/multi-node)
+[multiple versions of node](/documentation/features/#feature/multi-node)
 
 ---
 
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ A few package.json properties have special behavior on the Nodejitsu platform:
 * *analyze*: Set this to "false" to force jitsu to not analyze for the app's
   dependencies.
 * *engine*: On Nodejitsu you can choose between different available node.js versions.
-  [Read more](/documentation/features#feature/multi-node)
+  [Read more](/documentation/features/#feature/multi-node)
 
 [meta:title]: <> (Get into package.json)
 [meta:description]: <> (package.json.jit.su is an interactive package explorer, it will get you started quickly and is highly helpful)

content/features/business.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Business plan features
 
-If you're one of our **[Business Plan](http://nodejitsu.com/paas/pricing)**
+If you're one of our **[Business Plan](https://nodejitsu.com/paas/pricing/)**
 customers, you have access to special features which give you more selection and
 reliability.
 
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ info:    Nodejitsu ok
 ### Available Datacenters
 
 You can deploy to any of the following
-[datacenters](http://nodejitsu.com/paas/datacenters):
+[datacenters](https://nodejitsu.com/paas/datacenters/):
 
 #### Joyent
 
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ info:    Nodejitsu ok
 ## Setting up your DNS
 
 To setup your custom DNS domain with the correct datacenter you can follow the
-[DNS configuration instructions](/documentation/features/dns) from this handbook.
+[DNS configuration instructions](/documentation/features/dns/) from this handbook.
 
 ---
 

content/features/index.md

@@ -5,10 +5,10 @@ more!
 
 There are three main tools for deploying and managing applications to Nodejitsu:
 
-* [`jitsu`](/features/jitsu), the Nodejitsu command line tool
-* The Webops [Web Application](/features/webops), an easy to use web interface
+* [`jitsu`](/features/jitsu/), the Nodejitsu command line tool
+* The Webops [Web Application](/features/webops/), an easy to use web interface
   for managing your applications
-* Nodejitsu's JSON [API](/api)
+* Nodejitsu's JSON [API](/api/)
 
 Each of these tools allow developers to access the same functionality.
 
@@ -116,8 +116,8 @@ speak directly to them about your database needs.
 ### Creating new Databases
 
 If you require database hosting you can create a new database instance of any of
-our supported databases using [jitsu](/features/jitsu) or Nodejitsu's
-[API](/api). Cloud database hosting is currently provided by
+our supported databases using [jitsu](/features/jitsu/) or Nodejitsu's
+[API](/api/). Cloud database hosting is currently provided by
 [IrisCouch](http://www.iriscouch.com), [RedisToGo](http://redistogo.com) and
 [MongoLab](https://www.mongolab.com).
 
@@ -326,7 +326,8 @@ through the balancers.
 
 We allow users to host their applications on custom domains by specifying their
 app's domains in their `package.json` and then properly configuring their DNS.
-If you'd like to know how, just read the instructions at [our DNS section](http://handbook.jitsu.com/features/dns)!
+If you'd like to know how, just read the instructions at [our DNS
+section](/features/dns/)!
 
 ### SSL Certificates for Custom Domains
 

content/features/jitsu.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ action.
 ### jitsu deploy (jitsu apps deploy)
 
 `jitsu deploy` will attempt to deploy the application in the current directory
-to [Nodejitsu](http://nodejitsu.com). It deploys your application using the
+to [Nodejitsu](https://nodejitsu.com). It deploys your application using the
 following steps:
 
 1. Creates the application (if necessary)

content/features/webhooks.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ four fields:
 
 * Username, which defaults to your Github username
 * Password, your password or a valid [Nodejitsu API authentication 
-token](https://handbook.nodejitsu.com/api#create-an-api-token) (`jitsu tokens create github`)
+token](/api/#create-an-api-token) (`jitsu tokens create github`)
 * Branch, where you can define the branch you wish to deploy and defaults to master
 * Endpoint, which defaults to https://webhooks.nodejitsu.com
 
@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ curl -X POST https://webhooks.nodejitsu.com/1/auth/github -H "Content-type: appl
 
 Don't worry, you can use `jitsu set env` to set environment variables that you
 can access with `process.env`. Check our
-[handbook](https://handbook.nodejitsu.com/features#feature/envvars) for more
+[handbook](/features/#feature/envvars) for more
 information. Environment variables set this way persist across deployments and
 are also available in our [webops](https://webops.nodejitsu.com) application.
 

content/features/webops.md

@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@
 
 The Nodejitsu WebOps interface allows developers to administrate their
 application through a web interface. This web interface offers the same
-functionality that can be found in [jitsu](/features/jitsu) CLI or our 
-[RESTful API](/api).
+functionality that can be found in [jitsu](/features/jitsu/) CLI or our 
+[RESTful API](/api/).
 
 In addition to having feature parity with `jitsu` it also allows you to
 subscribe to our different payed plans. The WebOps interface be found at

content/index.md

@@ -44,15 +44,15 @@ three things to get started:
   fault-tolerant cloud hosting for your Node.js apps - and we're the best you'll
   find.
 * Getting started with [your first app][hello-world] is simple with our
-  [jitsu](/features/jitsu) command-line interface - we'll
+  [jitsu](/features/jitsu/) command-line interface - we'll
   [show you how][hello-world].
 * Most of our stack is [open source](http://github.com/nodejitsu) and you can
-  [use our tools](/appendix/open-source) anywhere else you'd like to.
+  [use our tools](/appendix/open-source/) anywhere else you'd like to.
 
 The Nodejitsu Handbook also contains information on [other ways to deploy your
 applications](/features/jitsu#using-the-jitsu-cli-usage-jitsu-deploy-jitsu-apps-deploy)
-and where to [find support](/support).
+and where to [find support](/support/).
 
-[hello-world]: /a-quickstart/hello-world
+[hello-world]: /a-quickstart/hello-world/
 
 [meta:title]: <> (Handbook)

index.js

@@ -36,6 +36,9 @@ function scrape(content, key, n) {
 function normalize(file) {
   if (!file) file = 'index.md';
 
+  // Remove trailing slashes from paths
+  if (file[file.length - 1] === '/') file = file.slice(0, -1);
+
   return ~file.indexOf('.md') ? file : file + '.md';
 }
 
@@ -164,7 +167,7 @@ function walk(dir, callback, result, sub) {
           // Get the tile of the file.
           read(file, function getFile(err, file) {
             result[current][ref] = {
-              href: sub ? name.join('/') : '',
+              href: sub ? name.join('/') + '/' : '/',
               title: file.title,
               description: file.description,
               path: dir
@@ -216,7 +219,7 @@ function walkSync(dir, result, sub) {
       // Append file information to current container.
       file = read(file);
       result[current][ref] = {
-        href: sub ? name.join('/') : '',
+        href: sub ? name.join('/') + '/' : '/',
         title: file.title,
         description: file.description,
         path: dir

package.json

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
   "author": "Nodejitsu <support@nodejitsu.com> (http://nodejitsu.com)",
   "name": "handbook",
   "description": "A gentle introduction to the art of nodejitsu",
-  "version": "0.4.1",
+  "version": "0.4.2",
   "subdomain": "handbook",
   "homepage": "http://www.nodejitsu.com/docs",
   "repository": {