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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes documentation issues in the Static middleware documentation by correcting a grammatical error and updating an outdated code example to match the current API.
- Fixes grammatical issue with stray quote and improves sentence clarity
- Updates ConfigDefault example to use the correct field name
IndexNamesinstead of deprecatedIndex
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request primarily focuses on enhancing the accuracy and readability of the documentation for the Static middleware. It addresses minor textual inconsistencies and updates a code example to align with the current API, ensuring users have correct and clear guidance.
Highlights
- Documentation Fix: Corrected a stray backtick character in the
docs/middleware/static.mdfile, specifically within the informational block explaining how the Static middleware servesindex.htmlfiles. - Code Example Correction: Updated the
ConfigDefaultexample snippet indocs/middleware/static.mdto reflect the correct configuration propertyIndexNamesinstead ofIndex, ensuring the documentation's code examples are accurate.
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| By default, **Static** will serve `index.html` files in response to a request on a directory. You can change it from [Config](#config)` | ||
| By default, **Static** will serve `index.html` files in response to a request on a directory. You can change this using [Config](#config). |
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The phrasing can be improved for conciseness and to follow the common practice of using simple present tense in technical documentation.
| By default, **Static** will serve `index.html` files in response to a request on a directory. You can change this using [Config](#config). | |
| By default, **Static** serves `index.html` for directory requests. This behavior can be changed using [Config](#config). |
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| var ConfigDefault = Config{ | ||
| Index: []string{"index.html"}, | ||
| IndexNames: []string{"index.html"}, |
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To improve the code formatting in this example, consider using a single space after the colon. This is a common Go convention when struct field values are not vertically aligned, enhancing readability.
| IndexNames: []string{"index.html"}, | |
| IndexNames: []string{"index.html"}, |
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