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docs: add quick links to docs pages for small screens and add section table of contents indexes #4145

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@tmorehouse tmorehouse commented Sep 23, 2019

Describe the PR

Adds a quick links TOC to the top of each /docs page for small screens (when right side TOC is not visible)

Should provide a better user experience for mobile / small-screen users

To do:

  • create new quick-links docs component (h2 tags only)
  • emit TOC data on created rather than mounted
  • Emit TOC data pre-generated
  • Instead of redirect to first page entry, render a section TOC
  • Pre-build TOC data as a JSON file during Nuxt generate/build process (rather than on mount) for docs performance reasons
  • cache previous TOC generation results for docs performance reasons
  • Add breadcrumbs to docs pages

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@tmorehouse Good idea, but I think it should be moved before the initial section.

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@jackmu95 yeah... I was thinking the same, although need to break the readme file up with a RegExpr first. Or place it after the H1 (which might be easier).

Though about making it a collapse or a <details> as well

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@tmorehouse I implemented a simple re-positioning logic on mount.
The positioning is way better now IMHO but I had to hide it initially and show it after the re-positioning to make it not to distracting.

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@jackmu95 added in breadcrumbs at the top of each docs page

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