Docs/community packages

[samejr]

Adds community packages to the examples section of the docs

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Restructured the navigation to highlight community resources, including relocating SvelteKit to a dedicated section.
  • Introduced new documentation entries for community packages such as dotenvx, Fatima, Rate limiter, and a comprehensive SvelteKit setup guide.
  • Updated text elements and hyperlinks for improved clarity and user navigation.

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Walkthrough

The pull request restructures the documentation navigation by updating page references and groupings in docs/docs.json. The SvelteKit page now points to the community section instead of frameworks, the "Migrations" group has been removed, and a new "Community packages" group has been added. Additionally, several new documentation files have been introduced for community packages (dotenvx, Fatima, rate-limiter, and SvelteKit setup), while the old SvelteKit guide in the frameworks section has been deleted. Minor text and link updates were also made in other documentation files.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
docs/docs.json	Updated navigation: Changed the SvelteKit page reference from "guides/frameworks/sveltekit" to "guides/community/sveltekit", removed the "Migrations" group, added a new "Community packages" group, and expanded the "Guides" group with additional entries.
docs/guides/community/*.mdx	Added new documentation files for community packages: dotenvx, Fatima, Rate limiter, and SvelteKit setup guide with metadata entries (title, sidebarTitle, description, and icon) and relevant content details.
docs/guides/frameworks/sveltekit.mdx	Deleted the old SvelteKit integration guide that was part of the "Frameworks" group.
docs/guides/introduction.mdx	Updated the "Example projects" table: renamed column header from "GitHub Repo" to "GitHub" and changed link text from "View the repo" to "View repo".
docs/introduction.mdx	Updated hyperlink in the tasks support section from /tasks-regular to /tasks/overview for directing users to the correct task overview page.
.github/workflows/docs.yml	Updated GitHub Actions workflow for checking documentation: modified the command for checking broken links from npx mintlify@4.0.222 broken-links to npx mintlify@4.0.393 broken-links.

Possibly related PRs

• Adds SvelteKit to the docs frameworks #1707: Addresses similar updates by modifying the SvelteKit documentation, specifically updating its page reference and integrating it into the new "Community packages" group.
• Added overview pages for guides and examples, and improved examples #1314: Involves restructuring navigation and updating page references in documentation, related to the modifications made in this PR for enhanced documentation organization.
• Moving the docs examples section into guides #1356: Related to updates in documentation organization, focusing on integrating examples into guides, which aligns with the changes in this PR.

Poem

I'm a bunny with a hop so spry,
Skipping through docs beneath the sky.
New pages bloom for community cheer,
SvelteKit finds a fresh home here.
With tweaks and changes light and dear,
My whiskers twitch in delight, oh dear! 🐰🌼

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Learnt from: nicktrn
PR: triggerdotdev/trigger.dev#1306
File: .github/workflows/docs.yml:31-42
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T09:07:48.260Z
Learning: In the `docs.yml` GitHub Actions workflow, running `npx mintlify@4.0.222 broken-links` does not require installing additional dependencies.

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.github/workflows/docs.yml (1)

41-43: Update Mintlify Version for Broken Links Check

The upgrade from an older version to npx mintlify@4.0.393 broken-links ensures that the workflow benefits from the latest fixes and improvements provided by Mintlify. This change is consistent with the history note about not requiring additional dependency installation. Please verify that this updated version maintains the expected behavior in the broken links check.

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