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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces several new documentation files related to the Synapse REST API and blog enhancements. A new blog post details the API's launch, functionality, and key endpoints. Additionally, an entry for "Synapse Protocol Developers" is added to the authors' list. A welcome markdown file for the Synapse Technical Blog is created, outlining its purpose and content. Updates to the Docusaurus configuration enhance the blog's structure, while modifications to the homepage redirect users to a specific About page. Changes
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docs/bridge/blog-posts/welcome.md (3)
9-14: LGTM! Consider enhancing the introduction.The introduction effectively announces the Synapse Technical Blog and provides a clear overview of its purpose. The placement of the
<!--truncate-->comment is correct for creating blog post previews.To make the introduction more engaging, consider adding a brief sentence about why this blog is valuable to the reader. For example:
On this blog, we will share insights, updates, and deep dives into our latest launches and developments from a developer's perspective. Here, you'll find detailed information about our newest features, APIs, and technical improvements that power Synapse Protocol. +This blog will be your go-to resource for staying up-to-date with Synapse's technical advancements and maximizing your use of our protocol. <!--truncate-->🧰 Tools
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[style] ~9-~9: Consider using a different adjective to strengthen your wording.
Context: ... [synapse] tags: [synapse] --- We are happy to announce the **Synapse Technical Blo...(HAPPY_EXCITED)
37-45: LGTM! Consider adding an email subscription option.The "Stay Connected" section effectively provides various channels for readers to engage with Synapse Protocol. The closing statement is positive and aligns well with the blog's purpose.
To further improve engagement, consider adding an option for readers to subscribe to the blog via email. This could be implemented as follows:
- Follow us on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/synapseprotocol) - Join our [Discord](https://discord.gg/synapseprotocol) - Check out our [GitHub](https://github.com/synapsecns) +- Subscribe to our newsletter (Add link or instructions for email subscription) We're excited to share our journey with you as we continue to innovate and improve the Synapse Protocol. Happy reading!
32-32: Add a comma after the year in the dateTo improve readability and adhere to common style guides, consider adding a comma after the year in the date.
Apply this change:
-[REST API Now Live](2024-10-10-rest-api-post.md) - October 10, 2024 +[REST API Now Live](2024-10-10-rest-api-post.md) - October 10, 2024,🧰 Tools
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docs/bridge/blog-posts/2024-10-10-rest-api-post.md (6)
1-6: Consider uncommenting the authors fieldThe
authorsfield in the frontmatter is currently commented out. If this is intentional, you may want to remove the line entirely. If not, please uncomment it to properly attribute the post.-# authors: [synapse] +authors: [synapse]
11-11: Improve sentence structureThe sentence structure can be improved for better readability.
Consider this revision:
-Last week, we launched the Synapse REST API: [api.synapseprotocol.com](https://api.synapseprotocol.com). The new update is key in making Synapse easier to integrate for applications. +Last week, we launched the Synapse REST API: [api.synapseprotocol.com](https://api.synapseprotocol.com). This new update is key to making Synapse easier for applications to integrate.🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~11-~11: The preposition ‘to’ seems more likely in this position.
Context: ...y in making Synapse easier to integrate for applications. ## Summ...(AI_HYDRA_LEO_REPLACE_FOR_TO)
17-17: Improve image alt textThe alt text for the image could be more descriptive to improve accessibility.
Consider updating it as follows:
- +
25-25: Fix typographical errorThere's a minor typographical error in this sentence.
Apply this correction:
-The REST API is also built with third-party developers in mind. Many people run external services around the Synapse Bridge: from arbitrage bots, to on-chain AI agents. The REST API makes it much simpler to interact with the Synapse Bridge from any environment, with just an http request. Third party developers also don't have to sacrifice complexity. +The REST API is also built with third-party developers in mind. Many people run external services around the Synapse Bridge: from arbitrage bots, to on-chain AI agents. The REST API makes it much simpler to interact with the Synapse Bridge from any environment, with just an HTTP request. Third-party developers also don't have to sacrifice complexity.🧰 Tools
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Context: ...environment, with just an http request. Third party developers also don't have to sacrifice...(EN_COMPOUND_ADJECTIVE_INTERNAL)
29-34: Improve grammar and punctuationThere are a few minor grammatical and punctuation issues in this section that can be improved.
Consider these revisions:
-When building the REST API we ran into a couple challenges that have created a more robust developer experience. +When building the REST API, we ran into a couple of challenges that have created a more robust developer experience. -*Standardizing Constants:* We needed a set of constants to verify all inputs against, so that users did not attempt to bridge or swap with unsupported assets/chains. This launch gave us the chance to standardize the Synapse Constants library, and extend this library throughout other services. +*Standardizing Constants:* We needed a set of constants to verify all inputs against, so that users did not attempt to bridge or swap with unsupported assets/chains. This launch gave us the chance to standardize the Synapse Constants library and extend this library throughout other services. -*Liquidity Warnings:* When bridging programmatically, it's harder to identify abnormalities, thus we added different endpoints to help applications retrieve liquidity parameters before bridging. Responses also include detailed information about what the expected amount will be. +*Liquidity Warnings:* When bridging programmatically, it's harder to identify abnormalities. Thus, we added different endpoints to help applications retrieve liquidity parameters before bridging. Responses also include detailed information about what the expected amount will be.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~29-~29: Using ‘couple’ without ‘of’ is considered to be informal.
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Context: ...ogrammatically, it's harder to identify abnormalities, thus we added different endpoints to help ap...(THUS_SENTENCE)
41-48: Improve formatting consistencyThe formatting of the new methods list can be improved for better readability and consistency.
Consider applying these changes:
-`/bridgeTxStatus` - Enables developers to retrieve the status of any bridge transaction. Helpful for debugging as well as providing transaction level information to the user. +`/bridgeTxStatus`: Enables developers to retrieve the status of any bridge transaction. Helpful for debugging as well as providing transaction-level information to the user. -`/destinationTokens` - Returns a list of tokens that can be bridged to (given an input token), giving developers clarity on where they can bridge to. +`/destinationTokens`: Returns a list of tokens that can be bridged to (given an input token), giving developers clarity on where they can bridge to. -`/bridgeLimits` - Returns a max/min amount of tokens to be bridged, giving an accurate representation of liquidity for any possible bridge route. +`/bridgeLimits`: Returns the maximum and minimum number of tokens that can be bridged, giving an accurate representation of liquidity for any possible bridge route.🧰 Tools
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docs/bridge/docusaurus.config.ts (1)
70-78: LGTM: Comprehensive blog configuration added.The new blog configuration is well-structured and enables key features. Great job on customizing the sidebar and setting up the edit URLs.
Consider uncommenting and configuring the
authorsMapPathoption to enable author information for blog posts:- // authorsMapPath: 'blog-posts/authors.yml', + authorsMapPath: 'blog-posts/authors.yml',Make sure to create the
authors.ymlfile in theblog-postsdirectory if it doesn't exist yet.
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docs/bridge/blog-posts/2024-10-10-rest-api-post.md
[uncategorized] ~11-~11: The preposition ‘to’ seems more likely in this position.
Context: ...y in making Synapse easier to integrate for applications. ## Summ...(AI_HYDRA_LEO_REPLACE_FOR_TO)
[uncategorized] ~25-~25: If this is a compound adjective that modifies the following noun, use a hyphen.
Context: ...environment, with just an http request. Third party developers also don't have to sacrifice...(EN_COMPOUND_ADJECTIVE_INTERNAL)
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Context: ... ## Challenges When building the REST API we ran into a couple challenges that ha...(AI_HYDRA_LEO_MISSING_COMMA)
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Context: ...ogrammatically, it's harder to identify abnormalities, thus we added different endpoints to help ap...(THUS_SENTENCE)
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Context: ...on of new methods to support aggregator integrations such as:/bridgeTxStatusEnables de...(AI_HYDRA_LEO_MISSING_COMMA)
[uncategorized] ~48-~48: ‘Amount of’ should usually only be used with uncountable or mass nouns. Consider using “number” if this is not the case.
Context: ...to./bridgeLimitsReturns a max/min amount of tokens to be bridged, giving an accu...(AMOUNTOF_TO_NUMBEROF)
docs/bridge/blog-posts/welcome.md
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[style] ~32-~32: Some style guides suggest that commas should set off the year in a month-day-year date.
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docs/bridge/src/pages/index.tsx (1)
48-48: Verify the new redirect destination and consider future homepage plans.The implementation is correct, but there are several points to consider:
- The redirect destination has changed from '/docs' to '/docs/About/'. Ensure this new path exists and is the intended landing page for users.
- By removing the previous implementation, we've lost the potential for a custom homepage. Consider if this aligns with the project's long-term goals.
- There's a significant amount of commented-out code, including imports and component structures. This suggests a more comprehensive homepage was planned.
To verify the existence of the new redirect destination, run:
Consider the following architectural points:
- If a custom homepage is planned for the future, it might be beneficial to create a placeholder or minimal version rather than redirecting.
- Evaluate if the commented-out code should be removed entirely or if it represents future requirements that should be tracked as issues.
Clean up the file by removing commented-out code if it's no longer needed. This will improve code readability and maintenance.
docs/bridge/blog-posts/welcome.md (3)
1-6: Verify the intention of the commented authors lineThe
authorsfield in the frontmatter is currently commented out. Is this intentional, or should it be uncommented and populated with the appropriate author(s)?If it should be uncommented, consider updating it like this:
-# authors: [synapse] +authors: [synapse]
16-26: LGTM! Comprehensive content overview and clear target audience.This section effectively outlines the types of content readers can expect and clearly defines the target audience. It provides a good balance of technical topics that would be valuable for developers and integrators.
28-33: Verify the date of the REST API post and consider adding a placeholderThe date for the REST API post (October 10, 2024) is in the future. Please verify if this is intentional for a scheduled post or if it needs to be updated to the correct date.
Additionally, consider adding a placeholder or comment for future articles to make it easier to update this section. For example:
- [REST API Now Live](2024-10-10-rest-api-post.md) - October 10, 2024 Learn about our new REST API, its features, and how it simplifies integration for developers. +<!-- Add new articles above this line --> +<!-- Example: - [Article Title](article-link.md) - Month Day, Year -->🧰 Tools
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docs/bridge/docusaurus.config.ts (3)
67-69: LGTM: Explicitdocsconfiguration.The addition of explicit
routeBasePathandpathsettings for thedocsconfiguration is good practice. It clearly defines the structure for documentation pages.
102-108: LGTM: Navbar updated with Docs and Blog links.The addition of Docs and Blog links to the navbar improves site navigation. The configuration is correct and consistent with the earlier changes.
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214-214: LGTM: Improved type checking withsatisfiesoperator.The use of the
satisfiesoperator in the default export enhances type safety without affecting type inference. This is a good TypeScript practice.
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Verify the editUrl path for docs configuration.
The editUrl path has been updated to include 'blog-posts', which seems inconsistent with the docs configuration. This might lead to incorrect edit links for documentation pages.
Consider reverting this change or updating it to the correct path for documentation edits:
- 'https://github.com/synapsecns/sanguine/edit/master/docs/bridge/blog-posts/',
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docs/bridge/src/css/custom.css (1)
24-30: LGTM! Consider adding comments for clarity.The new custom properties for method and figure colors are well-defined and consistent with the existing naming convention. The use of HSL notation is excellent for maintainability.
Consider adding brief comments to explain the purpose of these new color variables, especially if they are used for specific components or elements in the documentation.
+ /* Syntax highlighting colors */ --syn-method: hsl(225deg 100% 45%); + /* Figure element colors */ --syn-fig-green: hsl(165deg 100% 28%); --syn-fig-blue: hsl(210deg 100% 45%); --syn-fig-purple: hsl(285deg 100% 50%); --syn-fig-magenta: hsl(330deg 100% 60%);docs/bridge/blog-posts/2024-10-10-rest-api-post.md (4)
1-9: Consider uncommenting the authors field in the frontmatter.The frontmatter looks good, but the
authorsfield is currently commented out. If you want to attribute this post to specific authors, you should uncomment and populate this field.-# authors: [synapse] +authors: [synapse]
25-30: Improve clarity and correct minor issues in the "Why it Matters" section.The content effectively communicates the benefits of the API. Consider the following improvements:
- In the first paragraph, add a comma after "users" for better readability.
- In the second paragraph, hyphenate "third-party" when used as a compound adjective.
- Consider rephrasing the last sentence for clarity.
Here's a suggested revision for the last two sentences:
-The REST API is also built with third-party developers in mind. Many people run external services around the Synapse Bridge: from arbitrage bots, to on-chain AI agents. The REST API makes it much simpler to interact with the Synapse Bridge from any environment, with just an http request. Third party developers also don't have to sacrifice complexity. +The REST API is also built with third-party developers in mind. Many people run external services around the Synapse Bridge, from arbitrage bots to on-chain AI agents. The REST API makes it much simpler to interact with the Synapse Bridge from any environment with just an HTTP request, while still allowing third-party developers to leverage its full complexity when needed.🧰 Tools
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Context: ...environment, with just an http request. Third party developers also don't have to sacrifice...(EN_COMPOUND_ADJECTIVE_INTERNAL)
31-38: Enhance clarity and correct minor issues in the "Challenges" section.The content provides valuable insights into the development process. Consider the following improvements:
- In the first sentence, replace "couple challenges" with "couple of challenges" for grammatical correctness.
- In the "Standardizing Constants" paragraph, consider rephrasing for clarity.
- In the "Liquidity Warnings" paragraph, use a semicolon instead of a comma before "thus".
Here are suggested revisions:
-When building the REST API we ran into a couple challenges that have created a more robust developer experience. +When building the REST API, we encountered a couple of challenges that have led to a more robust developer experience. -*Standardizing Constants:* We needed a set of constants to verify all inputs against, so that users did not attempt to bridge or swap with unsupported assets/chains. This launch gave us the chance to standardize the Synapse Constants library, and extend this library throughout other services. +*Standardizing Constants:* We needed a set of constants to verify all inputs, preventing users from attempting to bridge or swap with unsupported assets/chains. This launch provided an opportunity to standardize the Synapse Constants library and extend it throughout other services. -*Liquidity Warnings:* When bridging programmatically, it's harder to identify abnormalities, thus we added different endpoints to help applications retrieve liquidity parameters before bridging. Responses also include detailed information about what the expected amount will be. +*Liquidity Warnings:* When bridging programmatically, it's harder to identify abnormalities; thus, we added different endpoints to help applications retrieve liquidity parameters before bridging. Responses also include detailed information about the expected amount.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~33-~33: Using ‘couple’ without ‘of’ is considered to be informal.
Context: ...hen building the REST API we ran into a couple challenges that have created a more robust develop...(PLENTY_OF_NOUNS)
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Context: ...ogrammatically, it's harder to identify abnormalities, thus we added different endpoints to help ap...(THUS_SENTENCE)
39-60: Improve formatting consistency and address minor issues in the "Launch Details" section.The content is informative and well-structured. Consider the following improvements:
- Use spaces instead of tabs for indentation in bullet points for consistency with Markdown best practices.
- Capitalize "HTTP" in "http request" for correctness.
- Add a hyphen to "hot-reloading" for consistency.
- Consider rephrasing some sentences for clarity.
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`/bridgeTxStatus` - Enables developers to retrieve the status of any bridge transaction. Helpful for debugging as well as providing transaction level information to the user. + Enables developers to retrieve the status of any bridge transaction. Helpful for debugging as well as providing transaction-level information to the user. `/destinationTokens` - Returns a list of tokens that can be bridged to (given an input token), giving developers clarity on where they can bridge to. + Returns a list of tokens that can be bridged to (given an input token), providing developers clarity on available bridge destinations. `/bridgeLimits` - Returns a max/min amount of tokens to be bridged, giving an accurate representation of liquidity for any possible bridge route. + Returns the maximum and minimum number of tokens that can be bridged, providing an accurate representation of liquidity for any possible bridge route. Other main changes include: - Standardized RESTful responses, eliminated mixed response types (Markup and JSON) to now consistently return JSON for all endpoints. - Enhanced error handling using input validations with express-validator, middleware for error handling. Includes checks for unsupported chains, bridge modules, tokens and a friendly error message indicating specific error messages. - Architectural improvements including a traditional MVC approach, separating routes and controllers, improved code readability and organization, so we can easily compose new routes -Development workflow updates, like yarn dev which has hot reloading so we don't need to manually stop and restart the server during development +- Development workflow updates, like `yarn dev` which has hot-reloading so we don't need to manually stop and restart the server during development -Swagger documentation was also included in the latest release to assist developer onboarding. +Swagger documentation was also included in the latest release to assist with developer onboarding.🧰 Tools
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docs/bridge/src/components/APIFlow.tsx (5)
1-9: LGTM! Consider adding accessibility attributes.The component declaration and SVG container setup look good. The use of percentage width allows for responsiveness, which is a plus.
Consider adding accessibility attributes to the SVG, such as
role="img"andaria-label="API Flow Diagram", to improve accessibility for screen readers.<svg width="100%" viewBox="-240 0 480 120" fill="none" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" className="flowAnimation" + role="img" + aria-label="API Flow Diagram" >
10-83: Well-structured SVG definitions. Consider consistent naming.The SVG definitions are well-organized and make good use of reusable elements. The use of CSS variables for colors is excellent for theming and maintainability.
For consistency, consider using camelCase for all marker IDs. For example:
- id="synFigDiamondPurple" + id="synFigDiamondPurple" - id="synFigDiamondMagenta" + id="synFigDiamondMagenta" - id="synFigArrowMagenta" + id="synFigArrowMagenta" - id="synFigArrowPurple" + id="synFigArrowPurple" - id="synFigArrowGreen" + id="synFigArrowGreen" - id="synFigArrowBlue" + id="synFigArrowBlue"This change would align with JavaScript naming conventions and improve consistency throughout the component.
84-120: Effective use of SVG elements for diagram structure. Consider extracting repeated values.The background rectangles and paths effectively create the structure of the API flow diagram. The use of markers for flow direction is particularly helpful for visual clarity.
To improve maintainability, consider extracting repeated values into constants or a configuration object. For example:
const RECT_RADIUS = 4; const MARKER_CONFIG = { start: { green: 'url(#synFigArrowGreen)', blue: 'url(#synFigArrowBlue)', purple: 'url(#synFigDiamondPurple)', magenta: 'url(#synFigDiamondMagenta)', }, end: { green: 'url(#synFigArrowGreen)', blue: 'url(#synFigArrowBlue)', purple: 'url(#synFigArrowPurple)', magenta: 'url(#synFigArrowMagenta)', }, }; // Usage example <rect x="-50%" rx={RECT_RADIUS} y="0" width="100%" height="56" /> <path stroke="var(--syn-fig-green)" fill="none" d="M-180 84 H-92 V44" markerStart={MARKER_CONFIG.start.green} markerEnd={MARKER_CONFIG.end.green} />This approach would make it easier to maintain consistent values across the component and simplify future updates.
121-200: Clear labeling with text elements. Consider extracting styles and improving consistency.The text elements effectively label the different components of the API flow diagram. The positioning and styling contribute to a clear and readable visualization.
Consider the following improvements:
- Extract inline styles to a separate CSS file or use styled-components for better separation of concerns:
// In a separate CSS file or styled-component .api-flow-text { font-size: 0.9em; } .api-flow-small-text { font-size: 0.75em; } // In the component <g className="api-flow-text" fill="currentcolor" dominantBaseline="middle"> {/* ... */} </g> <g className="api-flow-small-text" textAnchor="middle" dominantBaseline="middle"> {/* ... */} </g>
- Use consistent naming for CSS variables:
- fill="var(--syn-fig-green)" + fill="var(--syn-fig-color-green)" - fill="var(--syn-fig-blue)" + fill="var(--syn-fig-color-blue)" - fill="var(--syn-fig-purple)" + fill="var(--syn-fig-color-purple)" - fill="var(--syn-fig-magenta)" + fill="var(--syn-fig-color-magenta)"
- Consider using a mapping object for text content to make it easier to update or localize in the future:
const TEXT_CONTENT = { restApi: 'REST API', bridge: '/bridge', bridgeTxInfo: '/bridgeTxInfo', contract: 'Contract', app: 'App', chain: 'Chain', quote: 'Quote', data: 'Data', sign: 'Sign', submit: 'Submit', }; // Usage <text x="-216" y="29">{TEXT_CONTENT.restApi}</text>These changes would improve maintainability and make the component more flexible for future updates.
1-203: Well-implemented API flow diagram. Consider future enhancements for flexibility and reusability.Overall, this component effectively creates a detailed and visually appealing SVG representation of the API flow. The use of SVG ensures scalability and responsiveness, which is crucial for various display contexts.
For future iterations, consider the following enhancements:
Parameterize the component:
Allow customization of colors, labels, and flow structure through props. This would make the component more reusable across different API flows or allow for easy updates.interface APIFlowProps { colors: Record<string, string>; labels: Record<string, string>; flowStructure: FlowStructureType; // Define this type based on your needs } export const APIFlow: React.FC<APIFlowProps> = ({ colors, labels, flowStructure }) => { // Use these props to render the diagram };Implement responsive behavior:
Add logic to adjust text size or element positioning based on the SVG's rendered size to ensure readability on various screen sizes.Create sub-components:
Break down the SVG into smaller, reusable components (e.g.,<FlowNode>,<FlowConnection>) to improve code organization and maintainability.Add interactivity:
Consider adding hover effects or click events to provide more detailed information about each step in the flow.Implement animations:
Utilize CSS animations or a library like React Spring to animate the flow, enhancing user engagement and understanding of the process.These enhancements would make the component more flexible, maintainable, and engaging for users while preserving its current effectiveness in visualizing the API flow.
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[uncategorized] ~29-~29: If this is a compound adjective that modifies the following noun, use a hyphen.
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97-99: Clarify the intent of removingwidthfromfigure.The removal of the
widthproperty from thefigureelement styling could impact the layout of figures in the documentation. While this change allows for more flexible figure layouts, it's important to ensure it doesn't negatively affect the current design.Could you please clarify the reasoning behind this change? Additionally, it would be beneficial to verify the impact of this change across different screen sizes and document types.
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58-64: LGTM! Clarification needed on--syn-methodcolor.The new custom properties for the dark theme are well-defined and appropriately adjusted for better visibility in dark mode. The use of HSL notation maintains consistency and allows for easy comparisons.
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10-23: Great introduction and summary!The introduction effectively announces the launch of the Synapse REST API, and the summary provides a clear explanation of its purpose and functionality. The use of the
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1-60: Excellent blog post announcing the Synapse REST API!The document is well-structured, informative, and effectively communicates the launch and benefits of the Synapse REST API. The content covers all essential aspects, including the API's purpose, challenges faced during development, and key features.
To ensure the highest quality, please consider the following:
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1-3: Consider adding more frontmatter propertiesThe frontmatter currently only includes the
sidebar_label. Consider adding other common properties such astitleanddescriptionto improve SEO and document structure.Example addition:
--- sidebar_label: Supported Routes title: Supported Routes for Synapse Bridge description: Information on supported tokens and routes for each chain in the Synapse Bridge ---
7-15: Content looks good, consider adding more detailsThe content provides clear and concise information about supported routes. The tip about route availability is particularly helpful.
Consider enhancing the content with:
- A brief explanation of what "routes" means in this context.
- An example of how to check route availability using the Synapse Bridge.
- Any limitations or important considerations when using these routes.
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