- Pin TypeScript as a direct dependency. It was only present transitively via typescript-eslint, so nothing enforced tsconfig.json and nine latent type errors had gone unnoticed. - Add `pnpm typecheck` (`tsc --noEmit`) and document it. - Add .npmrc with engine-strict, so the declared Node and pnpm ranges are actually enforced. - Ignore doc_build/ in ESLint. It was unignored and reported 1650 errors from build output, which made lint unusable as a gate. - Refresh README, CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md to match the current structure, build targets and navigation rules.
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# CLAUDE.md
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This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
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## Commands
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```bash
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pnpm dev # Start dev server with HMR
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pnpm build # Production build for .com (outputs to doc_build/)
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pnpm build:com # Explicit .com build
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pnpm build:cn # Production build for .cn
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pnpm preview # Preview the production build locally
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pnpm lint # ESLint (flat config)
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pnpm typecheck # TypeScript, no emit
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pnpm format # Prettier — format all files
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```
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## Build targets
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`rspress.config.ts` exports a `createConfig(target)` factory; `rspress.cn.config.ts`
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is a three-line wrapper calling it with `"cn"`, passed via `--config`. The two
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targets differ in the canonical origin used for `head`, the sitemap and
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`robots.txt`, and in which social links are rendered. Both write to `doc_build/`,
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so build and deploy one target at a time.
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## Architecture
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- **Rspress v2** static site (like VitePress but Rust-based toolchain). Site generated from MDX/markdown files.
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- **Content root**: `docs/` — all pages live here, split into mirrored `en-gb/` and `zh-hans/` trees. Configured as `root` in `rspress.config.ts`.
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- **Navigation**: `docs/<locale>/_nav.json` defines the top-level nav; `text` values are i18n keys resolved through the root `i18n.json`, which is why both locale copies are identical. Sidebar grouping and ordering are controlled by `_meta.json` files within subdirectories.
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- **Custom theme**: `theme/index.tsx` re-exports everything from `@rspress/core/theme-original` and imports `index.css`. To customize any default theme component, import it and export it back — this is the standard Rspress theme override mechanism.
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- **CSS**: `theme/index.css` overrides CSS custom properties (`--rp-c-brand`, `--rp-c-brand-dark`, `--rp-c-brand-tint`) to set brand colours.
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- **MDX**: Content pages use `.mdx` when embedding React components, `.md` for plain Markdown. MDX type-checking is enabled via `tsconfig.json` `mdx.checkMdx`.
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- **pnpm** is the package manager, pinned via `packageManager` in `package.json` (see `pnpm-lock.yaml`).
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## Rspress gotchas
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- **Never add `_meta.json` beside `_nav.json`** at the root of a locale directory.
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With both present, Rspress emits a single flat sidebar and silently discards
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every per-section one.
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- **Never set `themeConfig.nav` or `themeConfig.sidebar`** in
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`rspress.config.ts`. Either one switches off auto-generation and makes all
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`_nav.json` / `_meta.json` files inert.
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- **Never set `themeConfig.footer`**. The site footer is the `SiteFooter`
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component wired through the `Layout` `bottom` slot; setting `footer.message`
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renders the built-in `HomeFooter` as well, on the home page only.
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- Entries in the site-level `head` array are **not** de-duplicated against the
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theme's own meta tags. `og:title`, `og:description`, `description` and
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`og:type` are already emitted from page metadata — do not repeat them there.
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- A `_meta.json` that omits a page drops it from the sidebar with no warning.
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- Dead markdown links fail the production build, but links in `_nav.json`,
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`_meta.json`, `hero.actions` and React components do not.
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## Conventions
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- British English throughout — interface text, documentation, code comments and
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commit messages.
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## Rules
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- **Do not run `git push`** after committing unless the user explicitly asks for it. CI/CD pipelines are triggered on push, so the user will batch up work and push manually when everything is complete.
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