feat: inline technical specification into docs #594
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WalkthroughThe sidebar under the "Learn" section was reorganized to replace a single "Technical specifications" link with a set of specific technical specification documents. The previous consolidated specifications file was removed, and eight new markdown documents were added, each detailing a different Rollkit component or protocol. Changes
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User->>Sidebar (UI): Open "Learn" section
Sidebar (UI)->>SpecDocs: Display links to individual spec documents
User->>SpecDocs: Select a specification (e.g., Block Manager)
SpecDocs-->>User: Show detailed documentation
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This pull request integrates a suite of in-depth technical specifications directly into the project's documentation. The aim is to provide a single, accessible source for understanding the intricate workings of Rollkit's core components, from block management and data synchronization to network interactions and storage mechanisms. This effort enhances the overall clarity and maintainability of the project's technical knowledge base.
Highlights
- Documentation Enhancement: New, comprehensive technical specifications for core Rollkit components have been added to the
learn/specsdirectory, centralizing detailed architectural and operational information. - Core Component Specifications: Detailed specifications are now available for the Block Manager, Block and Header Validity rules, Data Availability (DA) integration, the Full Node's structure, Header and Data Synchronization, P2P networking, and the data Storage layer.
- Clarity and Detail: These new documents include architecture diagrams (sequence and flowchart), detailed component descriptions, configuration options, communication formats, and underlying assumptions, significantly improving the clarity and understanding of the system's design.
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This pull request introduces a comprehensive set of technical specification documents to the learn/specs directory. The new documentation covers key components like the Block Manager, P2P networking, storage, and data availability. My review focuses on improving the clarity, consistency, and correctness of these new markdown files. I've identified several minor issues such as typos, grammatical errors, and formatting inconsistencies that should be addressed to enhance the quality of the documentation.
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learn/specs/template.md (1)
77-77: Address the previously identified grammatical issue.The phrasing
like [grammarly],is still informal and the comma placement is awkward. Usingsuch aswould be more appropriate for technical documentation.-The recommendation is to use your favorite spellchecker extension in your IDE like [grammarly], to make sure that the document is free of spelling and grammar errors. +The recommendation is to use your favorite spellchecker extension in your IDE, such as [grammarly], to make sure that the document is free of spelling and grammar errors.learn/specs/full_node.md (1)
31-31: Remove the stray pipe character.There is still a stray pipe character
|at the end of this line that should be removed.-The [Store] is initialized with `DefaultStore`, an implementation of the [store interface] which is used for storing and retrieving blocks, commits, and state. | +The [Store] is initialized with `DefaultStore`, an implementation of the [store interface] which is used for storing and retrieving blocks, commits, and state.learn/specs/p2p.md (2)
3-3: Fix the double space issue.There is still a double space between 'Every' and 'node' that was previously flagged.
-Every node (both full and light) runs a P2P client using [go-libp2p][go-libp2p] P2P networking stack for gossiping transactions in the chain's P2P network. +Every node (both full and light) runs a P2P client using [go-libp2p][go-libp2p] P2P networking stack for gossiping transactions in the chain's P2P network.
27-27: Fix grammar and abbreviation formatting.The sentence has grammar issues and the abbreviation "etc" is missing a period.
-A P2P client provides an interface `SetTxValidator(p2p.GossipValidator)` for specifying a gossip validator which can define how to handle the incoming `GossipMessage` in the P2P network. The `GossipMessage` represents message gossiped via P2P network (e.g. transaction, Block etc). +A P2P client provides an interface `SetTxValidator(p2p.GossipValidator)` for specifying a gossip validator which can define how to handle the incoming `GossipMessage` in the P2P network. The `GossipMessage` represents a message gossiped via the P2P network (e.g., transaction, Block, etc.).learn/specs/header-sync.md (2)
10-10: Remove the stray space before the pipe.This space breaks table alignment and was already pointed out in a previous review.
-|subscriber | a [libp2p][libp2p] node pubsub subscriber for the specific data type| +|subscriber| a [libp2p][libp2p] node pubsub subscriber for the specific data type|
25-25: Trim trailing spaces in the heading.Trailing blanks after a heading show up in some renderers and were flagged earlier.
-### Data Sync Service·· +### Data Sync Servicelearn/specs/block-validity.md (3)
31-33: Undefined variablecin pseudo-code.
c.Signaturesdoesn’t exist in the surrounding context; you probably meantsh.Signature.- verify len(c.Signatures) not 0 + verify len(sh.Signature) not 0
53-54: Lower-case theifkeyword.Go-style pseudo-code uses lowercase
if. This was flagged previously.- If !sd.Signer.IsEmpty(): + if !sd.Signer.IsEmpty():
108-116: Table still contains stray dot and extra back-ticks.Both issues were noted before and remain.
-| **BaseHeader** | | | +| **BaseHeader** | | | … -| **Header** . | | | +| **Header** | | | … -| Height | Height of the previous accepted header, plus 1. | checked in the `Verify()`` step | +| Height | Height of the previous accepted header, plus 1. | checked in the `Verify()` step |learn/specs/block-manager.md (2)
97-97: Parameter name should use camelCase (signingKey).This aligns with the rest of the table and was already flagged.
117-117: EncloseLazyBlockIntervalin back-ticks for consistency.Same issue noted in the previous review.
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learn/specs/da.md (1)
20-20: Fix the abbreviation formatting.The abbreviation "etc," is missing a period and should be "etc.," according to American English style conventions.
-* the implementation specific failures, e.g., for [celestia-da-json-rpc][jsonrpc], invalid namespace, unable to create the commitment or proof, setting low gas price, etc, could return error. +* the implementation specific failures, e.g., for [celestia-da-json-rpc][jsonrpc], invalid namespace, unable to create the commitment or proof, setting low gas price, etc., could return an error.learn/specs/p2p.md (1)
16-19: Replace hard tabs with spaces for consistent formatting.The code block uses hard tabs which should be replaced with spaces for consistent markdown formatting.
type P2PConfig struct { - ListenAddress string // Address to listen for incoming connections - Seeds string // Comma separated list of seed nodes to connect to - BlockedPeers string // Comma separated list of nodes to ignore - AllowedPeers string // Comma separated list of nodes to whitelist + ListenAddress string // Address to listen for incoming connections + Seeds string // Comma separated list of seed nodes to connect to + BlockedPeers string // Comma separated list of nodes to ignore + AllowedPeers string // Comma separated list of nodes to whitelist }learn/specs/store.md (1)
38-44: Vary sentence starts to avoid monotony (style only).Each bullet begins with “Used to store …”. Consider rephrasing a few bullets or combining them. Purely cosmetic, no functional impact.
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learn/specs/block-manager.md (5)
Learnt from: dumbeng
PR: rollkit/docs#436
File: tutorials/artela-evm-plus-plus.md:49-69
Timestamp: 2024-10-08T18:35:32.960Z
Learning: Even testing private keys should be handled carefully in documentation to avoid promoting bad practices. It's better to use placeholders or provide instructions to generate new keys.
Learnt from: dumbeng
PR: rollkit/docs#436
File: tutorials/artela-evm-plus-plus.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2024-08-27T02:53:35.650Z
Learning: Even testing private keys should be handled carefully in documentation to avoid promoting bad practices. It's better to use placeholders or provide instructions to generate new keys.
Learnt from: dumbeng
PR: rollkit/docs#436
File: tutorials/artela-evm-plus-plus.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2024-10-08T18:35:32.960Z
Learning: Even testing private keys should be handled carefully in documentation to avoid promoting bad practices. It's better to use placeholders or provide instructions to generate new keys.
Learnt from: dumbeng
PR: rollkit/docs#436
File: tutorials/artela-evm-plus-plus.md:49-69
Timestamp: 2024-08-27T02:42:42.659Z
Learning: Even testing private keys should be handled carefully in documentation to avoid promoting bad practices. It's better to use placeholders or provide instructions to generate new keys.
Learnt from: dumbeng
PR: rollkit/docs#436
File: tutorials/artela-evm-plus-plus.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2024-10-20T19:01:50.319Z
Learning: Even testing private keys should be handled carefully in documentation to avoid promoting bad practices. It's better to use placeholders or provide instructions to generate new keys.
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[style] ~20-~20: In American English, abbreviations like “etc.” require a period.
Context: ...itment or proof, setting low gas price, etc, could return error. The `RetrieveBloc...
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[style] ~40-~40: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...n the key-value store. - commitPrefix with value "c": Used to store commits relate...
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Context: ... related to the blocks. - statePrefix with value "s": Used to store the state of t...
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Context: ... of the blockchain. - responsesPrefix with value "r": Used to store responses rela...
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[style] ~43-~43: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...ted to the blocks. - validatorsPrefix with value "v": Used to store validator sets...
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learn/specs/p2p.md
[style] ~27-~27: In American English, abbreviations like “etc.” require a period.
Context: ...ia P2P network (e.g. transaction, Block etc). ```go // GossipValidator is a callba...
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209-220: LGTM! Sidebar configuration correctly updated for expanded technical specifications.The sidebar configuration properly expands the single "Technical specifications" link into individual specification documents. The file paths and structure are correct.
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