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@fatihbaltaci fatihbaltaci commented Apr 11, 2025

Hi guys 👋,

Based on our conversation with @EgeAytin, I've created a PR to introduce Gurubase on Permify.

Gurubase turns any documentation into a real-time AI assistant with a single "Ask AI" button. It’s an open-source RAG platform that ingests content from websites, PDFs, and GitHub code base, instantly generating reference-backed answers. Gurubase can be embedded as a web widget, Slack/Discord bot, or GitHub Issues assistant.

2025-04-11-16-10-51

2025-04-11-16-11-34

Cheers,
Fatih

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  • New Features

    • Introduced an interactive widget integration for Gurubase with dynamic theme synchronization for a seamless user experience.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced visual presentation by adding a new Gurubase badge and refining badge spacing.
    • Expanded documentation configuration to support external script inclusion.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce an additional badge and a subtle formatting fix in the README, while a new JavaScript file is added to configure and dynamically load a GuruBase widget. Additionally, the documentation JSON has been updated to reference the new script. These updates focus on integrating the GuruBase widget with theme synchronization capabilities and enhancing the existing documentation aesthetics without removing any pre-existing content.

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File(s) Change Summary
README.md Added a new “Gurubase - Ask AI” badge and appended a non-breaking space after the Coveralls badge for consistent spacing.
docs/gurubase.js, docs/mint.json Introduced a new file (gurubase.js) to configure and load the GuruBase widget with theme polling and mutation observation. Updated mint.json to include a new "scripts" section referencing /gurubase.js.

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    participant P as Page
    participant GS as GuruBase Script Loader (gurubase.js)
    participant GW as GuruBase Widget

    P->>GS: Execute guruBase.js on load
    GS->>P: Inject <script> element with widget settings (data attributes)
    P->>GW: Load GuruBase widget from external source
    GW-->>P: Initialize widget and expose switchTheme method
    GS->>P: Start polling every second for switchTheme
    Note right of P: If switchTheme found, initialize MutationObserver<br>to track theme changes and sync immediately.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
docs/gurubase.js (1)

53-53: Consider adding error handling for script loading

While the script loading approach is correct, consider adding error handling for cases where the script fails to load.

- document.body.appendChild(guruScript);
+ document.body.appendChild(guruScript);
+ 
+ guruScript.addEventListener('error', () => {
+   console.error('Failed to load GuruBase widget');
+   // Optionally add fallback behavior or user notification
+ });
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🔇 Additional comments (5)
docs/mint.json (1)

424-428: LGTM: Script configuration correctly added!

The new scripts section is properly formatted and correctly references the GuruBase JavaScript file. This implementation follows the Mintlify documentation structure standards.

README.md (1)

29-30: Badge addition looks good!

The new GuruBase badge follows the existing badge styling and maintains consistent spacing with the non-breaking space after the previous badge.

docs/gurubase.js (3)

2-12: Configuration setup is well structured

The widget settings object is well-organized with clear documentation for optional parameters. Good practice to have commented examples for customization options.


14-25: Proper script loading and attribute setup

The script loading implementation is efficient, and the data attribute conversion from camelCase to kebab-case is handled correctly.


27-52: Well-implemented theme synchronization

The theme synchronization using MutationObserver is an excellent approach to keep the widget's appearance consistent with the documentation theme. The timeout to stop checking after 20 seconds is a good safeguard against potential infinite polling.

@tolgaozen tolgaozen requested a review from EgeAytin April 13, 2025 16:17
@tolgaozen tolgaozen merged commit be0097d into Permify:master Apr 14, 2025
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