Rewrite cognee documentation and apply theme
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Expanded documentation for the Cognee API, including a detailed list of new endpoints for dataset management.
- Introduction of a new documentation file for configuring vector and graph stores.
- Comprehensive guide on the data ingestion process, including support for multiple data sources.
- Enhanced search module allowing robust querying within graph structures.
- New templates for managing data enrichment and processing tasks.
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Documentation
- Restructured and clarified existing documentation to improve usability and accessibility for new users.
- Updated quickstart guide with clearer setup instructions.
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Chores
- Improved theme configuration and navigation structure in the documentation for better user experience.
- Added custom styles for a dark color scheme in the documentation interface.
Walkthrough
The recent updates to the Cognee documentation significantly enhance clarity and usability. Key sections have been reorganized and expanded to cover new API functionalities, configuration processes, and data ingestion methods. The structure now allows users to seamlessly navigate through essential topics, improving the onboarding experience for developers. Additionally, a focus on practical examples and user permissions elevates the overall robustness of the API, facilitating easier interaction with the Cognee framework.
Changes
| Files | Change Summary |
|---|---|
docs/api_reference.md, docs/search.md, docs/templates.md |
Major enhancements to API documentation, including new endpoints for data management and search functionality. Clear descriptions and examples were added for usability. |
docs/configuration.md, docs/data_ingestion.md, docs/quickstart.md |
Introduction of comprehensive documentation for configuration settings, data ingestion processes, and setup instructions, with practical examples provided. |
docs/index.md, mkdocs.yml |
Restructuring of the documentation index for clarity and improved navigation; theme and navigation updates in mkdocs.yml for better accessibility. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant API
participant Database
User->>API: Initiate Data Ingestion
API->>Database: Check and Prepare Data
Database->>API: Return Status
API-->>User: Confirm Ingestion Success
Poem
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