📝 Rewrite documentation for denops v6 #11
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WalkthroughThe documentation for Denops, a Vim/Neovim plugin development ecosystem using Deno, has undergone a significant update. These changes include a restructured tutorial section, the introduction of an FAQ, detailed getting started guides, and enhanced installation instructions. The tutorials now cover basics to advanced plugin development, including creating simple greeting plugins and complex maze generators, with a focus on improving performance and utilizing third-party libraries. Changes
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src/tutorial/maze/README.md (1)
- 1-15: The introduction to the maze tutorial is clear and sets an engaging tone for the reader. However, it's important to ensure the GitHub repository link provided is accessible and contains relevant code as mentioned.
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src/SUMMARY.md (1)
- 6-20: The restructuring of the tutorial section in
src/SUMMARY.mdis well-organized, enhancing navigability and clarity for readers. This change effectively categorizes the content into distinct learning paths.src/tutorial/maze/outputting-content-to-buffer.md (1)
- 9-23: The code snippet demonstrates how to output maze content to a Vim buffer effectively. However, ensure that the
Mazeclass and itsgetStringmethod are correctly implemented to return the maze in a format suitable for splitting by line breaks.src/tutorial.md (1)
- 9-12: The update to the software versions used in the tutorial ensures that readers are working with the latest tools, aligning with the tutorial's objectives to provide current and relevant information.
src/tutorial/helloworld/adding-an-api.md (1)
- 7-19: The addition of a Denops API to the plugin is well-explained and demonstrates a practical example of extending plugin functionality. Ensure that the
assertandis.Stringare correctly used to validate thenameparameter as a string.src/tutorial/helloworld/creating-a-minimal-vim-plugin.md (1)
- 16-23: The instructions for creating a minimal Vim plugin are clear and concise. The use of a guard to prevent multiple loads is a good practice. Ensure the
DenopsHellocommand is correctly defined and accessible in Vim after following these steps.src/tutorial/helloworld/creating-a-minimal-denops-plugin.md (1)
- 26-32: The transition from a minimal Vim plugin to a Denops plugin is well-documented. Highlighting the use of TypeScript for additional functionality and the importance of the
mainfunction in Denops plugins is valuable for understanding the Denops ecosystem.src/tutorial/helloworld/calling-vim-features.md (1)
- 7-26: The example demonstrates how to integrate Vim features into a Denops plugin effectively. However, ensure that the
DenopsHellocommand is correctly registered in Vim and that thehelloAPI function handles thenameparameter as expected.src/tutorial/maze/properly-configured-the-buffer.md (1)
- 5-33: The instructions for configuring the buffer options to make it non-modifiable and to remove it after closure are clear and demonstrate an understanding of Vim buffer management. Ensure that the
buffer.replaceandbuffer.concretefunctions are used correctly to achieve the desired buffer behavior.src/install.md (1)
- 1-73: The refined installation instructions for Denops in Vim are comprehensive, covering prerequisites, installation steps, and health checking. This ensures users have a clear guide to follow for setting up Denops correctly. Verify that the health check section accurately reflects the current version compatibility and operational status of Denops.
src/tutorial/maze/adjusting-maze-size-to-fit-the-window.md (1)
- 7-33: Adjusting the maze size to fit the window is a practical improvement for user experience. Ensure that the
Mazeclass's configuration allows for dynamic resizing based on window dimensions and that thefn.setlinefunction correctly outputs the maze to the buffer.src/tutorial/maze/utilizing-third-party-library.md (1)
- 31-43: Utilizing a third-party library to generate mazes demonstrates the power of Deno's module system in Denops plugin development. Ensure that the
Mazeclass frommaze_generatoris correctly imported and used within the plugin to generate and output mazes.src/tutorial/maze/creating-applicative-plugin.md (1)
- 35-68: The guide for creating an applicative plugin that adjusts the maze size to fit the window and sets buffer options is comprehensive. Ensure that the
batchandcollectfunctions fromdenops_stdare used correctly to optimize performance and that buffer options are set as intended to enhance user experience.src/tutorial/maze/properly-create-a-virtual-buffer.md (1)
- 5-33: The process of creating a virtual buffer for the maze plugin is well-documented, addressing potential issues with buffer content reloading. Ensure that the
buffer.open,buffer.replace, andbuffer.concretefunctions are correctly implemented to create and manage the virtual buffer as described.src/tutorial/maze/utilizing-denops-std-library.md (1)
- 18-53: The explanation of utilizing the Denops Standard Library to solve common plugin development issues is insightful. Ensure that the
buffer,fn, andopmodules fromdenops_stdare used correctly to manage buffer content, window size, and buffer options for an enhanced plugin experience.src/tutorial/maze/reduce-the-number-of-rpc-calls.md (1)
- 5-37: The optimization of the plugin's performance by reducing the number of RPC calls through the use of the
batchandcollectmodules is a valuable improvement. Ensure that these functions are correctly applied to batch commands and collect window size values efficiently.Verification successful
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batchandcollectfunctions as demonstrated aligns with the goal of optimizing performance by reducing RPC calls. Thebatchfunction is correctly applied to execute multiple buffer operations in a single call, and thecollectfunction is used to gather window dimensions efficiently.Without further evidence to the contrary from the codebase, the initial assessment stands, and the optimization strategy using
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- 31-34: Ensure the explanation of how Vim searches for plugins is accurate and clear.
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* 109-113: Recommend verifying the current version of `denops_std` and updating the import statement if necessary.Scripts Executed
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denops_stdand determine if the import statement in the document needs an update, a more reliable method would be to use the Deno.land API or a similar endpoint that provides version information in a structured format, such as JSON, which can be easily parsed.Given the limitations of the initial approach, let's attempt a different strategy to gather the necessary information:
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denops_stdfrom the Deno.land API, which isv6.0.0. This matches the version mentioned in the document (v6.0.0). Therefore, the import statement in the document is up-to-date with the latest version ofdenops_std, and no update is necessary at this time.Scripts Executed
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.github/workflows/test.yml (5)
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actions/checkout@v4andactions/cache@v4is good for leveraging the latest features and fixes.- 26-26: Upgrading
denoland/setup-denotov1.1.4ensures compatibility with the latest Deno features.- 36-36: Building with mdBook is correctly set up.
- 38-38: Deno format check is correctly implemented.
- 40-40: Misspell check using
reviewdog/action-misspell@v1.15.0is a good addition for maintaining documentation quality..github/workflows/mdbook.yml (1)
- 40-40: Replacing
mdbook-plantumlwithmdbook-alertsshould be validated to ensure it meets the documentation needs without losing functionality.README.md (5)
- 4-4: Adding a deploy badge for mdBook enhances visibility of the deployment status.
- 27-28: The commands for installing
mdbookandmdbook-alertsare correctly updated to reflect the new tooling requirements.- 35-35: The
mdbook servecommand is correctly documented for serving the book locally.- 41-41: The
mdbook buildcommand is accurately documented for building the book into thebookdirectory.- 48-48: Reminding to format Markdown files with
deno fmtbefore PR submission is a good practice for maintaining code quality.src/tutorial/maze/creating-applicative-plugin.md (3)
- 11-28: The Vim script modification to accept an optional argument for the
Mazecommand is correctly implemented.- 31-68: The TypeScript modifications for adapting the plugin to the current window size and setting buffer options are correctly implemented. Ensure to validate the use of
assertandis.Stringfor type checking.- 71-80: The explanation of denops_std modules used is clear and informative, providing valuable context for developers.
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Using ubuntu-latest is acceptable but consider specifying an exact version for more predictable builds.
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The installation of mdBook via curl and rustup should include error handling to ensure the build fails gracefully on errors.
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Renaming the workflow to "Deploy" simplifies its purpose but consider a more descriptive name for clarity.
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