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Chris Farhood 282025ca24 docs: implement Phase 3 - user tutorials and guides 
Create comprehensive tutorials and user guides for common workflows
and core concepts.

New tutorials:
- tutorials/ci-cd-integration.md (8KB) - Complete CI/CD guide
  - GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins examples
  - Certificate management and kubeseal CLI usage
  - Bulk secret creation and environment-specific patterns
  - Troubleshooting and best practices

New user guides:
- user-guide/scopes-explained.md (12KB) - Deep dive into scopes
  - Detailed explanation of strict/namespace-wide/cluster-wide
  - Security implications and use cases
  - Decision tree for scope selection
  - Common mistakes and how to avoid them
  - Scope comparison table

- user-guide/rbac-permissions.md (10KB) - RBAC configuration
  - Required permissions for different access levels
  - Example RBAC configurations (viewer, creator, admin)
  - Service account setup for CI/CD
  - Plugin UI behavior based on permissions
  - Troubleshooting permission issues
  - Security best practices

Benefits:
- Real-world examples for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins
- Clear security guidance with decision trees
- Copy-paste RBAC manifests for common scenarios
- Troubleshooting sections for each guide
- Cross-referenced with other documentation

Phase 3 deliverables (3-4 days estimated, completed in 1 session):
✅ CI/CD integration tutorial with 3 platform examples
✅ Scopes explained with security best practices
✅ RBAC permissions guide with example manifests
✅ Decision trees and comparison tables
✅ Troubleshooting sections for each guide

Total documentation:
- 30KB of new tutorial/guide content
- 3 comprehensive guides
- 20+ code examples
- Cross-referenced with API docs and other guides

Next: Phase 4 - Troubleshooting guides and ADRs

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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 2026-02-11 23:31:34 -05:00
Chris Farhood ebbdb42c05 docs: implement Phase 2 - API documentation with TypeDoc 
Set up TypeDoc to auto-generate comprehensive API reference documentation
from TypeScript source code.

Changes:
- Installed typedoc and typedoc-plugin-markdown (v0.2.0 plugins)
- Created typedoc.json configuration with 9 entry points
- Added docs:api and docs:watch npm scripts
- Fixed test file imports (validateNamespace → isValidNamespace)
- Updated tsconfig.json to exclude test files from compilation
- Generated markdown API documentation in docs/api-reference/generated/

Generated API documentation:
- 9 modules documented (lib/, hooks/, types/)
- lib/crypto - 14 encryption/certificate functions
- lib/controller - 5 Kubernetes API functions
- lib/validators - 6 validation functions
- lib/retry - Exponential backoff utilities
- lib/rbac - RBAC permission checking
- types - Result types, branded types, interfaces
- hooks/useSealedSecretEncryption - Encryption React hook
- hooks/usePermissions - RBAC React hooks
- hooks/useControllerHealth - Health monitoring hook

Benefits:
- Auto-generated from TypeScript source (stays in sync)
- Markdown format for easy integration
- Type signatures and JSDoc included
- Function parameters and return types documented
- Links between related types and functions

Phase 2 deliverables (2-3 days estimated, completed in 1 session):
✅ TypeDoc installed and configured
✅ Entry points identified for all core modules
✅ API documentation generated (9 modules, 40+ functions)
✅ npm scripts added for docs generation
✅ Test files excluded from documentation

Next: Phase 3 - User tutorials and guides

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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 2026-02-11 23:27:18 -05:00
Chris Farhood bdf19cd3bf docs: implement Phase 1 - documentation reorganization 
Reorganize and consolidate documentation into structured `/docs` directory
for better navigation and maintainability.

New documentation structure:
- docs/README.md - Documentation hub with complete index
- docs/getting-started/ - Installation and quick start guides
- docs/development/ - Workflow and testing guides
- docs/archive/ - Archived PHASE_*.md completion summaries

Key changes:
- Created docs/ directory with 9 subdirectories
- Moved HEADLAMP_INSTALLATION.md → docs/getting-started/installation.md (streamlined)
- Created docs/getting-started/quick-start.md (5-minute tutorial)
- Moved DEVELOPMENT.md → docs/development/workflow.md
- Moved TESTING_GUIDE.md → docs/development/testing.md
- Archived 12 PHASE_*.md files to docs/archive/
- Updated CHANGELOG.md with v0.2.0 details
- Created main README.md with badges and links to docs

Benefits:
- Clear documentation hierarchy by user journey
- Easier navigation with centralized docs/README.md index
- Reduced clutter in repository root
- Improved cross-referencing between documents
- Better onboarding for new users and contributors

Phase 1 deliverables (1-2 days estimated, completed):
✅ Organized docs/ directory structure
✅ Consolidated installation guides
✅ Streamlined development documentation
✅ Updated CHANGELOG to v0.2.0
✅ Archived phase completion files
✅ Created documentation hub
✅ Updated main README with navigation
✅ Fixed cross-references

Next: Phase 2 - API documentation with TypeDoc

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Happy <yesreply@happy.engineering>
 2026-02-11 23:23:39 -05:00