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docs(dashmate): document services, configuration and cli
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Document dashmate services, configuration and commands.
What was done?
- Added documentation to dashmate to describe services, configuration and commands.
How Has This Been Tested?
None
Breaking Changes
None
Checklist:
- [x] I have performed a self-review of my own code
- [x] I have commented my code, particularly in hard-to-understand areas
- [x] I have added or updated relevant unit/integration/functional/e2e tests
- [x] I have added "!" to the title and described breaking changes in the corresponding section if my code contains any
- [x] I have made corresponding changes to the documentation if needed
For repository code-owners and collaborators only
- [x] I have assigned this pull request to a milestone
Summary by CodeRabbit
- Documentation
- Streamlined the main project overview to focus on key user actions and centralized detailed guides.
- Added extensive manuals for commands, installation, configuration, troubleshooting, and updates.
- Introduced detailed documentation for node management, Docker operations, SSL certificate management, and wallet functions.
- Provided comprehensive configuration references covering Core, Platform, Docker, and Dashmate settings.
- Enhanced clarity and usability across all user-facing documentation to improve onboarding and operational workflows.
Walkthrough
This pull request overhauls the Dashmate documentation. The README has been significantly simplified to focus on a centralized documentation hub with external links. In addition, numerous new documentation files have been added across command, configuration, and services sections. These include detailed guides for configuration commands, core commands, Docker, doctor, group, SSL, wallet, and more. New installation, usage, troubleshooting, update, and configuration guides have also been introduced, ensuring a comprehensive and organized reference for users.
Changes
| Files | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| packages/dashmate/README.md | Simplified README: Removed extensive installation, update, usage sections; added "Documentation" section and Quick Start guide linking to external guides. |
| packages/dashmate/docs/commands/config/*.md | New docs for configuration commands (create, default, envs, get, list, remove, render, set, index) detailing usage, options, and examples. |
| packages/dashmate/docs/commands/core/*.md | Added documentation for core commands (cli, reindex, index) covering interaction with Dash Core functions. |
| packages/dashmate/docs/commands/docker/*.md | New documentation for Docker commands (build, index) focused on building services from source. |
| packages/dashmate/docs/commands/doctor/*.md | Introduced docs for doctor commands (doctor, report, index) to cover diagnostics and reporting functionality. |
| packages/dashmate/docs/commands/group/*.md | Comprehensive group commands docs (default, list, reset, restart, start, status, stop, index) for managing node groups. |
| packages/dashmate/docs/commands/ssl/*.md | Added SSL command docs (cleanup, obtain, index) for managing SSL certificates and associated tasks. |
| packages/dashmate/docs/commands/*.md (others) | New documentation for additional commands (update, restart, setup, start, status; wallet mint, wallet index) covering CLI operations. |
| packages/dashmate/docs/config/*.md | Introduced new configuration guides for Dash Core, DAPI, Dashmate helper, Docker, drive-abci, gateway, misc, tenderdash, and a central configuration index. |
| packages/dashmate/docs/services/*.md | Added service overviews for Core, Dashmate Helper, Gateway, Platform, and a general services overview. |
| packages/dashmate/docs/*.md (general docs) | New guides for installation, usage, troubleshooting, and update procedures; introduced the overall Dashmate Documentation index. |
Suggested reviewers
- QuantumExplorer
- pshenmic
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I'm a rabbit on a coding spree,
Hopping through docs so merrily.
New commands and guides, neat and bright,
Make Dashmate’s path a pure delight.
With twitching whiskers and a joyful hop,
I cheer these changes from bottom to top!
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A summary of the edits CodeRabbit can apply:
We will review and refine the documentation in packages/dashmate/README.md to improve clarity and ensure that all links and badges are up-to-date.
We will update the Table of Contents in packages/js-dash-sdk/README.md to include a "Quick Start" section for easier onboarding.
We will insert a new "Quick Start" section in packages/js-dash-sdk/README.md to provide concise setup instructions for new users.
We will insert a YAML front matter block at the top of packages/dashmate/docs/index.md to include metadata for improved documentation rendering and SEO.
This plan will update and enhance the js-dash-sdk documentation in packages/js-dash-sdk/docs/index.md by verifying and updating its structural sections, version and feature lists, adding a "New Features and Examples" section, correcting markdown formatting, and including a troubleshooting/FAQ section.
A plan of each step that CodeRabbit will take in order to execute the edits for each file (with inline rough draft snippets):
✏️ packages/dashmate/README.md
// Review the header section (lines 1-7) ensuring that the title "Dashmate" effectively conveys
// the package purpose. Consider adding a brief subtitle if additional context would be beneficial.
// Verify that the badge URLs on lines 3-5 are correctly pointing to the current repository and workflow.
// Update these URLs if necessary to reflect the latest build status and release information.
// Under the "Documentation" section (lines 15-24), check that all internal links (Installation Guide, Update Guide,
// Usage Guide, Services Documentation, Configuration Options, and Command Reference) are valid.
// Replace any broken or outdated links with the updated paths.
// In the "Quick Start" section (lines 25-51), review the installation and basic usage instructions.
// Enhance the section by adding clarifying notes about prerequisites or environment considerations
// to assist new users in setting up and understanding Dashmate.
// Review the "Troubleshooting", "Contributing", and "License" sections (lines 53-64) to ensure they accurately
// reflect the current project policies. Expand these sections to include updated instructions on issue reporting,
// contribution guidelines, and licensing details as needed.
// After applying the updates, add inline comments in the README summarizing the changes made.
// This will document the evolution of the README for future maintainers.
✏️ packages/js-dash-sdk/README.md
Please replace the existing Table of Contents block with the updated list below:
## Table of Contents
- [Install](#install)
- [Quick Start](#quick-start)
- [Usage](#usage)
- [Dependencies](#dependencies)
- [Documentation](#documentation)
- [Contributing](#contributing)
- [License](#license)
Please ensure that the new anchor
#quick-start
is properly linked to the Quick Start section.
➕ packages/js-dash-sdk/README.md
Please insert the following content immediately before the "## Usage" section:
## Quick Start
For a quick start with the Dash SDK, initialize the client with minimal configuration as shown below:
const Dash = require("dash"); // or import Dash from "dash"
const client = new Dash.Client({
wallet: {
mnemonic: "your mnemonic here",
},
});
client.wallet.getAccount().then(account => {
console.log("Unused address:", account.getUnusedAddress().address);
});
This example demonstrates how to quickly set up and interact with the Dash Platform.
➕ packages/dashmate/docs/index.md
Please verify that the file does not already have YAML front matter by checking for a leading '---' block.
Insert the following YAML front matter block at the very top of the file:
---
title: "Dashmate Documentation"
description: "Comprehensive documentation providing an overview of the Dashmate architecture, its components, and guides for installation, update, usage, and troubleshooting."
slug: "dashmate-documentation"
---
Confirm that the rest of the file (starting with the "# Dashmate Documentation" heading) remains intact and that the YAML front matter does not interfere with the document’s rendering.
Test the documentation build or preview to ensure that the metadata is correctly processed by your static site generator or documentation framework.
✏️ packages/js-dash-sdk/docs/index.md
Review the beginning of the file to confirm its current structure. Run
head -n 20 packages/js-dash-sdk/docs/index.md
to view key sections such as headers and introductory content.
Verify and update any version numbers or feature lists mentioned in the documentation. Ensure that API usage examples and installation instructions are current and reflect the latest release of js-dash-sdk.
Insert a new section "New Features and Examples" if it is not already present. Document new functionalities with clear code examples and configuration instructions. For example, add:
## New Features and Examples
Here are some of the new features included in this release:
- Feature 1: Description & usage example.
- Feature 2: Description & usage example.
Review and correct the markdown formatting throughout the file. Ensure that headers, code blocks (wrapped in proper backticks, e.g.,
code
), lists, and hyperlinks are all correctly formatted for readability.
Add a new "Troubleshooting and FAQ" section near the end of the document to address common issues and provide links to further resources. For example:
## Troubleshooting and FAQ
- **Issue:** Description of common issue.
- **Solution:** Steps to resolve the issue.
For more help, visit [our support page](https://example.com/support).
A summary of the context that CodeRabbit is considering across the codebase:
We are reviewing the README file for the Dashmate package to ensure that its documentation is clear, accurate, and in line with the standard-readme guidelines. The plan covers verifying that badge URLs are current, documentation links are valid, and key sections are enhanced for clarity based on best practices.
We identified that the documentation index file lacks any metadata that could improve SEO, navigation, and consistency across the documentation suite. By adding a YAML front matter block at the top of the file, we will be able to set a title, description, and slug which will help the static site generator render the documentation more efficiently.
We need to update and enhance the documentation in the js-dash-sdk repository to ensure it reflects the latest features, includes accurate version information, detailed usage examples, clear installation instructions, and a troubleshooting/FAQ section. This will make it easier for users to understand and use the SDK.
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