[Documentation]: how to contribute in docs? #25512
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Describe the problemGuys, I wasn't able to contribute to the doc, because there are some magic snippets like this one: <CodeSnippets
paths={[
'common/storybook-vite-builder-ts-configure.ts.mdx',
]}
/> There is no info on how this folder Please update the Contributing manual ASAP to let us help, this is bad... Additional contextI want to add missing types, and info to Vite builder doc. |
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@landsman, thanks for taking the time to reach out to us with your issue. We appreciate it 🙏 ! To give you a bit of context, as the documentation is housed in the monorepo and the website that houses it is on a different repository, we've decided on this approach. What this means is that once you spin the website, the snippets are interpreted, parsed, and displayed on the website. We're aware of this and planning on improving in the near future. Also, if you look into the monorepo's If you haven't already, can you please check out this section of the documentation? there's a guide on how to contribute to the documentation's snippets. If you have any questions, let us know, and we'll be more than glad to help you solve your issue. Also, a quick tip for you as you're willing to contribute to the documentation, before pushing the changes into a pull request, please run the following command, Have a great rest of the weekend. Stay safe |
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@jonniebigodes thanks for the reply. I'll check it. |
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@landsman, thanks for taking the time to reach out to us with your issue. We appreciate it 🙏 ! To give you a bit of context, as the documentation is housed in the monorepo and the website that houses it is on a different repository, we've decided on this approach. What this means is that once you spin the website, the snippets are interpreted, parsed, and displayed on the website. We're aware of this and planning on improving in the near future. Also, if you look into the monorepo's
docs
folder, you'll see asnippets
folder. Inside there are all the snippets based on the framework (react, vue, angular) and thecommon
folder, which houses every framework-agnostic snippet for the documentat…