fixed page meta values for kb articles

[AndreiSirbu]

KB articles weren't properly indexed by algolia because the product meta tags weren't included on those pages. This change will allow you to add any other subdirectories as well

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PR Review Summary

Thank you for this fix! The change addresses the Algolia indexing issue for KB articles by ensuring product meta tags are properly mapped. Here's my detailed review:

✅ What Works Well

1. Clear Problem Statement: The PR description clearly identifies the issue (KB articles not being indexed by Algolia due to missing product meta tags)
2. Minimal Change: The fix is focused and doesn't introduce unnecessary complexity
3. Extensible Design: The injectSubDir array makes it easy to add more subdirectories in the future

🔍 Issues Found

1. Missing Semicolon (src/config/products.js:719)

map[`/${injectedPath}`] = product.name;
})  // Missing semicolon here

JavaScript convention in this file uses semicolons consistently. Add one after the closing parenthesis.

2. Inefficient Implementation

The current implementation iterates over injectSubDir for every product, even though the array is constant. This means:

• For 27 products × 1 subdir = 27 redundant iterations
• The array is recreated on each product iteration

Suggested optimization:

export function createProductMap() {
  const map = {};
  const injectSubDir = ['kb']; // Move outside the forEach
  
  PRODUCTS.forEach((product) => {
    map[`/${product.path}`] = product.name;
    
    injectSubDir.forEach((subDir) => {
      const injectedPath = product.path.replace('docs/', `docs/${subDir}/`);
      map[`/${injectedPath}`] = product.name;
    });
  });
  return map;
}

3. Potential Edge Case: Multiple 'docs/' Occurrences

The replace() method replaces only the first occurrence. If a product path contains 'docs/' multiple times (unlikely but possible), only the first will be replaced.

More robust approach:

const injectedPath = `${product.path.split('/')[0]}/${subDir}/${product.path.split('/').slice(1).join('/')}`;

Or use a regex with proper escaping if this is intentional.

🧪 Testing Recommendations

The PR mentions this will help with Algolia indexing, but there's no indication of testing:

1. Verify the mapping works: Add a test or console log to verify paths like /docs/kb/1secure correctly map to '1Secure'
2. Test with actual KB articles: Confirm that KB articles now have the proper product meta tags
3. Algolia indexing: After deployment, verify that KB articles appear in search results

🔒 Security Considerations

No security concerns identified. The change only affects route mapping and doesn't introduce any user input handling or external data processing.

📊 Performance Considerations

The performance impact is minimal since createProductMap() is likely called once during build/initialization. However, the optimization suggested above would make the code cleaner.

📝 Code Quality Suggestions

1. Add JSDoc comment: Document the purpose of injectSubDir and why KB articles need special handling
2. Consider type safety: If using TypeScript, this would benefit from proper typing
3. Test coverage: Consider adding a unit test for createProductMap() to verify the KB path injection works correctly

🎯 Recommendation

Request Changes - Please address the missing semicolon before merging. The other suggestions are nice-to-haves that can be addressed in follow-up PRs if desired.

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Pull Request Review: Fixed page meta values for KB articles

Summary

This PR fixes a bug where KB (Knowledge Base) articles weren't being properly indexed by Algolia because product meta tags weren't included on those pages. The solution adds a mapping for KB subdirectories in the createProductMap() function.

Code Quality ✅

Strengths:

• The fix is minimal and focused on the specific problem
• The code follows the existing pattern in the function
• The second commit shows good responsiveness to optimization (moving injectSubDir outside the forEach loop)

Issues Found:

🐛 Critical: Missing Semicolon (src/config/products.js:719)

map[`/${injectedPath}`] = product.name;
})  // <-- Missing semicolon here

Fix needed:

map[`/${injectedPath}`] = product.name;
});  // <-- Add semicolon

This is a JavaScript syntax error that could cause issues with minification or strict mode.

📝 Code Style: Inconsistent with File Conventions

The file consistently uses semicolons after all statements. Line 719 is missing one, breaking this consistency.

Best Practices

Positive:

• ✅ Moving injectSubDir constant outside the loop is excellent - prevents unnecessary array recreation on each iteration
• ✅ The use of a configuration array (injectSubDir) makes it extensible for future subdirectories
• ✅ The solution reuses the existing product.path and product.name values

Suggestions for Improvement:

1. Add JSDoc Comment

Since this function is exported and part of the public API, consider documenting the new behavior:

/**
 * Create product map for route matching (used by ProductMetaTags)
 * Also includes mappings for KB subdirectories to ensure proper meta tags
 */
export function createProductMap() {

2. Consider Edge Cases

What happens if a product path doesn't contain 'docs/'? The current code would silently fail to create the KB mapping. Consider adding validation:

injectSubDir.forEach((subDir) => {
  if (product.path.includes('docs/')) {
    const injectedPath = product.path.replace('docs/', `docs/${subDir}/`);
    map[`/${injectedPath}`] = product.name;
  }
});

3. Variable Naming

Consider renaming injectSubDir to subDirectories or knowledgeBaseSubDirs for clarity. The current name uses singular form but contains an array.

Potential Bugs 🔍

Path Collision Risk

If a product already has a path like docs/kb/productname, this code could create duplicate or conflicting entries. While this doesn't appear to be the case currently (verified by checking docs structure), it's worth considering.

Recommendation: Add a check or comment documenting this assumption:

// Note: This assumes no products have paths that already include these subdirectories
const injectSubDir = ['kb'];

Performance Considerations ⚡

Good:

• Moving injectSubDir outside the forEach loop (second commit) was the right call
• The nested forEach adds O(n*m) operations where n = products and m = subdirectories, but since m is small (currently just 'kb'), this is acceptable

Current complexity:

• Before: O(n) where n = number of products
• After: O(n*m) where m = subdirectories in injectSubDir
• Impact: Minimal - map generation happens once at build time

Security Concerns 🔒

Low Risk:

• No user input is processed
• No external data is consumed
• String replacement is straightforward and not vulnerable to injection

Note: The function runs at build time, not runtime, further reducing security surface.

Test Coverage 📊

Missing:

• No unit tests found for createProductMap() function
• No tests verify that KB paths are correctly mapped

Recommended tests:

describe('createProductMap', () => {
  it('should create mappings for standard product paths', () => {
    const map = createProductMap();
    expect(map['/docs/1secure']).toBe('1Secure');
  });
  
  it('should create mappings for KB subdirectories', () => {
    const map = createProductMap();
    expect(map['/docs/kb/1secure']).toBe('1Secure');
  });
  
  it('should handle products with multiple versions', () => {
    // test version-specific paths
  });
});

Overall Assessment

Functionality: ✅ The solution correctly addresses the Algolia indexing issue
Code Quality: ⚠️ Good approach, but has a critical syntax error
Maintainability: ✅ Easy to extend for additional subdirectories
Documentation: ⚠️ Could benefit from inline comments

Action Items

Must Fix Before Merge:

1. Add missing semicolon on line 719

Nice to Have:

1. Add JSDoc documentation for the new behavior
2. Consider renaming injectSubDir to subDirectories
3. Add edge case handling for paths without 'docs/'
4. Add unit tests for this function

Conclusion

This is a solid fix that addresses a real bug in a clean way. The second commit shows good attention to performance. Once the syntax error is corrected, this PR should be good to merge.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve after fixing the missing semicolon

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