Technical docs

[JhumanJ]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Restructured README to enhance clarity and user onboarding with a focus on cloud benefits.
  • Added new API endpoints for integration with Zapier, including "New Submission Trigger" and "Sample Submission Polling."
  • Introduced documentation for configuring AWS S3 and email notifications.
  • Added a comparison guide for cloud vs. self-hosting options.

• Documentation

  • Comprehensive updates to API reference, including new endpoints and introduction to OpnForm.
  • New guides for contributors, including "Getting Started" and "Creating a New Form Block."
  • Enhanced tech stack overview and deployment documentation for Docker and local setups.

• Chores

  • Improved organization and navigation of technical documentation.

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass significant updates to the OpnForm documentation and configuration files, enhancing user experience and accessibility. Key modifications include the introduction of new API documentation, configuration guides for AWS S3, email setup, and environment variables, along with a revamped README and additional contributing resources. The restructuring aims to streamline onboarding and improve clarity for both users and developers.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Restructured content for clarity, replaced "Features" with "Get Started," condensed features into "Key Features," and added sections for "Tech Stack" and "Support & Community."
client/components/pages/OpenFormFooter.vue	Reordered links based on the self_hosted feature flag, enhancing visibility of "Technical Docs."
client/opnform.config.js	Added new property tech_docs pointing to technical documentation URL.
docs/api-reference/endpoint/*.mdx	Introduced new API endpoint documentation files for various functionalities including listing forms, new submission triggers, and webhook management.
docs/configuration/*.mdx	Added configuration guides for AWS S3, email setup, environment variables, and custom domain setup.
docs/contributing/*.mdx	Created new files for getting started with contributions, new form blocks, and new integrations, along with a dedicated bounty system explanation.
docs/deployment/*.mdx	Added documentation for cloud vs. self-hosting, Docker setup, and local deployment.
docs/introduction.mdx	Introduced an overview of OpnForm, detailing its features and user engagement avenues.
docs/mint.json	New configuration file for the OpnForm Technical Documentation structure and appearance.
docs/snippets/cloud-version.mdx	Added note emphasizing the benefits of using the managed cloud service.
docs/tech-stack.mdx	Provided an overview of the technology stack used in OpnForm, detailing components and their roles.

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New docs sprout up, dispelling all gloom.
With features so bright, and guides that delight,
Hop in, dear friends, let’s code through the night!
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