docs(cli): add an index page for the commands section - #12
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/en/cli/commands returned a 404: the seven command pages existed under it, but the directory itself resolved to nothing, so truncating the URL of any command page — the ordinary way to climb back to a section — hit the 404 page, and the section had no table of contents anywhere. The sidebar renders "Commands" as a plain group label, not a link, so nothing filled that role. Add commands/index.mdx, using the `permalink` frontmatter field the docs schema already supports to place it at the directory URL rather than at /en/cli/commands/index. It lists the seven commands grouped by what they are for, with a flat table for scanning. Link it from the CLI overview's "Next steps", so the section index is reachable from prose and not only from the sidebar. Closes ferriskey/ferriskey-cli#28
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In `@apps/docs/src/content/docs/cli/default/en/commands/index.mdx`:
- Line 11: Update the introductory statement in the command overview so the
connection, identity, and realm resolution requirement applies only to commands
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| `ferris-ctl` exposes seven top-level commands. Every one of them accepts the [global flags](/en/cli/overview#global-flags), and every one resolves where to connect, who you are, and which realm to act on before it sends anything — see [Authentication](/en/cli/authentication). |
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Scope the connection-resolution statement to remote commands.
context and logout are documented below as local operations. context stores profiles, and logout deletes the credentials file. They do not resolve a server, identity, and realm before sending a request. Rewrite this sentence so it applies only to commands that contact the FerrisKey API.
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-`ferris-ctl` exposes seven top-level commands. Every one of them accepts the [global flags](/en/cli/overview#global-flags), and every one resolves where to connect, who you are, and which realm to act on before it sends anything — see [Authentication](/en/cli/authentication).
+`ferris-ctl` exposes seven top-level commands. Every one of them accepts the [global flags](/en/cli/overview#global-flags). Commands that contact the FerrisKey API resolve where to connect, who you are, and which realm to act on before they send anything — see [Authentication](/en/cli/authentication).📝 Committable suggestion
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| `ferris-ctl` exposes seven top-level commands. Every one of them accepts the [global flags](/en/cli/overview#global-flags), and every one resolves where to connect, who you are, and which realm to act on before it sends anything — see [Authentication](/en/cli/authentication). | |
| `ferris-ctl` exposes seven top-level commands. Every one of them accepts the [global flags](/en/cli/overview#global-flags). Commands that contact the FerrisKey API resolve where to connect, who you are, and which realm to act on before they send anything — see [Authentication](/en/cli/authentication). |
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In `@apps/docs/src/content/docs/cli/default/en/commands/index.mdx` at line 11,
Update the introductory statement in the command overview so the connection,
identity, and realm resolution requirement applies only to commands that contact
the FerrisKey API, while preserving the separate local-operation behavior of
context and logout.
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Fixes the missing index of the CLI commands section, reported in ferriskey/ferriskey-cli#28.
What was actually broken
The issue reports that
/en/cli/overviewlinks to/en/cli/commands/, which 404s. Half of that does not reproduce: no page links to/en/cli/commands/. Checked both the source (no suchhrefanywhere inapps/,packages/) and the deployed page — every CLI link on the live overview points at a real page. Section nav groups (_meta.jsonwith"type": "group") render as a plain label insidebar.tsx, never as a link, so nothing generates that URL either.What does reproduce, live:
/en/cli/commands//en/cli/commands/realm/en/cli/overviewSo the section had no index at all: truncating the URL of any command page — the ordinary way to climb back up a section — lands on the 404 page, and no table of contents existed anywhere, the sidebar group header not being clickable.
This PR takes the option the issue preferred ("add an index page ... the link reads as a table of contents") rather than the fallback of repointing a link that turns out not to exist.
Changes
cli/default/en/commands/index.mdx— the section index. Lists the seven commands grouped by what they are for (connect, administer, import), plus a flat table for scanning and the--helpreminder.It sits on the directory URL via the
permalinkfrontmatter field.src/lib/docs.tsotherwise derives the URL from the file path, which would put this page at/en/cli/commands/index.permalinkis already in the content schema (src/content.config.ts) and honoured bybuildHref, but was unused until now — this is its first use, worth knowing since it is the mechanism any future section index will need.Titled
Overviewwithorder: 0, matching the Import group's convention: sidebar shows "Overview" under the COMMANDS header, the page's ownh1is "Commands".cli/default/en/overview.mdx— adds a "Commands" card to "Next steps" (cols=2→cols=3), so the index is reachable from prose and not only from the sidebar. This is, in effect, the link the issue believed already existed.Scope
The index deliberately lists only the seven top-level commands, not their subcommands. Several subcommands shipped in the CLI are not documented on their pages yet —
client secret,user assign-role/remove-role/roles/set-password,realm role— and an index advertising them would be documenting by table of contents something no page covers. That gap is real but separate, and worth its own issue.Verification
pnpm buildinapps/docs— passes, 75 pages indexed.dist/en/cli/commands/index.htmlis emitted: the 404 is gone.:::in the output, table rendered.context→realm→client→user→source→login→logout./en/cli/commands.prettier --checkwas not run:prettier-plugin-astro, required by.prettierrc, is not installed in this workspace. CI (build.yml) only builds and pushes the Docker images, with no format or lint gate.Closes ferriskey/ferriskey-cli#28
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