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participant Dev as Developer
participant GH as GitHub
participant Actions as GitHub Actions (gh-pages)
participant Maven as Maven (build + javadoc)
participant Jekyll as Jekyll (bundle & build)
participant Pages as GitHub Pages
Dev->>GH: push to main (docs/**) or workflow_dispatch
GH->>Actions: trigger gh-pages workflow
Actions->>Maven: checkout, setup Java/Maven -> mvn javadoc & package
Note right of Maven `#f6f8ff`: assemble per-module javadoc into docs/javadoc
Actions->>Jekyll: setup Ruby, bundle install in docs -> jekyll build
Jekyll-->>Actions: built site artifact (docs/_site)
Actions->>Pages: upload artifact -> deploy to GitHub Pages
Pages-->>Dev: site published
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds a comprehensive Jekyll-based documentation site with GitHub Pages integration, reorganizing existing documentation and adding detailed guides for various frameworks.
Key Changes:
- Added Jekyll documentation site with Just the Docs theme in the
docs/directory - Created GitHub Actions workflow for automated documentation deployment to GitHub Pages
- Reorganized documentation: moved detailed content from root README.md and CONTRIBUTING.md to docs directory
- Updated performance test runner to generate reports in the new docs location
- Added comprehensive documentation pages including getting started, installation, configuration, examples, and integration guides
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.github/workflows/gh-pages.yml |
GitHub Actions workflow for building and deploying Jekyll site to GitHub Pages, includes Javadoc generation |
docs/_config.yml |
Jekyll site configuration with Just the Docs theme settings |
docs/index.md |
Documentation homepage with project overview and quick start |
docs/getting-started.md |
Quick start guide for new users |
docs/installation.md |
Installation instructions for Maven and Gradle |
docs/configuration.md |
Comprehensive server configuration options |
docs/performance.md |
Performance benchmarks overview page |
docs/PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md |
Daily performance test results with Jekyll frontmatter |
docs/changelog.md |
Complete version history and release notes |
docs/about.md |
Project overview and migration guide |
docs/contributing.md |
Contributing guidelines |
docs/examples/*.md |
Framework-specific code examples (Spring Boot, Quarkus, Micronaut) |
docs/guides/*.md |
Integration guides for different frameworks |
docs/api/index.md |
API documentation overview with Javadoc links |
docs/Gemfile |
Ruby dependencies for Jekyll |
docs/docker-compose.yml |
Docker setup for local documentation development |
docs/README.md |
Documentation development guide |
README.md |
Simplified root README with links to full documentation |
CONTRIBUTING.md |
Simplified contributing guide with link to full documentation |
netty-socketio-smoke-test/src/main/java/com/socketio4j/socketio/smoketest/PerformanceTestRunner.java |
Updated to generate performance reports in docs directory |
run-performance-test.sh |
Updated output message for new report location |
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- The version number in this performance report entry appears to be incorrect. It shows "4.0.0-SNAPSHOT" but based on the PR description and other documentation files, the current version should be "3.0.2-SNAPSHOT" or a 3.x version. The version "4.0.0-SNAPSHOT" doesn't align with the project's current version scheme.
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docs/README.md (1)
65-69: Minor capitalization: Use "GitHub Pages" (not "Github").Line 67 refers to deployment configuration using correct capitalization for "GitHub Pages," which is good. Ensure consistency with the official product name throughout documentation.
docs/changelog.md (3)
70-70: Minor capitalization: Use "GitHub Actions" (not "Github").Line 70 contains "Github Actions support" which should use the official product name with capital "H".
279-279: Minor grammar: "then" should be "when" in context.Line 279 reads "Fixed - NPE then no transport defined during auth" which is grammatically awkward. Consider rewording to "Fixed - NPE when no transport defined during auth" for clarity.
347-348: Minor hyphenation: Prefer "multi-type" (hyphenated adjective).Lines 347-348 use "multi type events" in two places. Standard English style guides prefer hyphenation for compound adjectives: "multi-type events".
docs/getting-started.md (1)
37-65: Server setup example is clear but requires user to define ChatObject.The Java server example is well-commented and demonstrates event listeners and broadcasting. However, users will need to define the
ChatObjectclass. Consider adding a note about this or providing a minimal definition.Consider adding a brief note or inline comment about defining the
ChatObjectclass:// Add event listeners server.addEventListener("chatevent", ChatObject.class, (client, data, ackRequest) -> { server.getBroadcastOperations().sendEvent("chatevent", data); });You could add:
// ChatObject is a user-defined class with @SerializedName annotations.github/workflows/gh-pages.yml (1)
39-60: Consider adding failure handling and validation to Javadoc generation.The Javadoc generation uses multiple conditional checks for module paths but silently skips missing directories. If a module's Javadoc fails to generate or the expected directory structure changes, the workflow will complete successfully without warning.
Consider adding error checking or logging:
# Example: verify at least one module's javadoc was generated JAVADOC_COUNT=$(find docs/javadoc -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d 2>/dev/null | wc -l) if [ "$JAVADOC_COUNT" -lt 4 ]; then echo "Warning: Expected at least 4 javadoc modules, found $JAVADOC_COUNT" fi
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docs/PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md (2)
1-8: LGTM! Jekyll front matter configured correctly.The YAML front matter is properly structured for Jekyll integration with appropriate metadata for the Just the Docs theme.
32-32: Version update from 4.0.0-SNAPSHOT to 3.0.2-SNAPSHOT looks correct.The version aligns with the test results shown in the table.
docs/.bundle/config (1)
1-2: LGTM! Standard Bundler configuration.Setting
BUNDLE_PATHtovendor/bundleis a best practice for local gem installations and aligns with thevendor/exclusion indocs/.gitignore.netty-socketio-smoke-test/src/main/java/com/socketio4j/socketio/smoketest/PerformanceTestRunner.java (2)
416-416: Path update consistent with updateMarkdownReport.The report generation path is correctly updated to match the new docs structure.
206-206: Relative path verified—no changes needed.The verification confirms that
../docs/PERFORMANCE_REPORT.mdis correctly accessible from thenetty-socketio-smoke-testdirectory, and the PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md file exists at the expected location. The path assumption is valid and the code is correct as-is.run-performance-test.sh (1)
43-43: LGTM! Output message updated to reflect new report location.The echo statement correctly references the new path where the performance report is generated.
docs/Gemfile (1)
1-18: LGTM! Standard Jekyll setup with just-the-docs theme.The Gemfile is well-structured with:
- Jekyll 4.3 and just-the-docs 0.8.0
- Platform-specific Windows support gems
- Helpful comments for local development
The explicit constraint on
jekyll-sass-converter ~> 2.0(line 7) is mentioned to avoid protobuf issues on macOS, which is a reasonable workaround.docs/docker-compose.yml (1)
1-13: LGTM! Standard Jekyll Docker setup for local development.The configuration provides:
- Port 4000 exposure for accessing the docs site
- Volume mount for live editing
--force_pollingflag for reliable file watching across platforms- Development environment setting
This enables contributors to preview docs without installing Ruby locally.
CONTRIBUTING.md (1)
1-23: LGTM! Clean documentation structure with centralized guidelines.Simplifying the root CONTRIBUTING.md to link to the full documentation site is a good practice. It keeps the repository clean while providing comprehensive guidance through the GitHub Pages site.
docs/guides/spring-boot.md (1)
1-175: Comprehensive and well-structured Spring Boot integration guide.The guide provides clear progression from dependency setup through auto-configuration, custom configuration, event handlers, exception handling, and troubleshooting. Code examples follow Spring Boot conventions accurately, and cross-references use proper Jekyll syntax. The best practices section is particularly valuable.
docs/examples/quarkus.md (1)
1-86: Clean and accurate Quarkus integration example.The example demonstrates proper CDI patterns, lifecycle management, and event handling for Quarkus. Annotations and lifecycle event handling follow Quarkus conventions correctly, and the example is appropriately concise.
docs/guides/micronaut.md (1)
1-87: Accurate Micronaut integration guide with proper DI and lifecycle patterns.The guide correctly demonstrates Micronaut conventions for dependency injection, bean lifecycle, and event handling. The example is focused and aligns well with the parallel Spring Boot and Quarkus guides.
docs/guides/quarkus.md (1)
1-90: Well-structured Quarkus integration guide with proper CDI lifecycle patterns.The guide accurately demonstrates Quarkus lifecycle management and CDI integration patterns. It maintains good consistency with the parallel Spring Boot and Micronaut guides while using appropriate Quarkus idioms.
docs/examples/spring-boot.md (1)
1-137: Comprehensive Spring Boot example with clear lifecycle and event handling patterns.The example demonstrates proper Spring Boot integration including auto-configuration, custom configuration beans, both annotation-based and manual event handlers, and exception handling. Code patterns follow Spring Boot conventions accurately and provide clear guidance for developers.
docs/examples/micronaut.md (1)
1-83: Clear and accurate Micronaut integration example with proper lifecycle patterns.The example correctly demonstrates Micronaut's singleton and event listener patterns for Socket.IO integration. It's consistent with the Quarkus and Spring Boot examples while using appropriate Micronaut idioms.
README.md (3)
1-17: Well-organized badge section with clear branding.The centered header with multiple relevant badges improves visibility and establishes credibility. Badge choices (Maven Central, GitHub stats, Java/Maven/Netty versions, Socket.IO protocol support, license) are appropriate for a library project.
35-64: Clear migration path from original netty-socketio.The migration section effectively documents the group ID change and provides both core and Spring integration dependency examples with placeholder version. This helps users upgrading from the old project.
21-32: GitHub Pages documentation setup is properly configured and all links are valid.Verification confirms:
- GitHub Pages workflow (
.github/workflows/gh-pages.yml) is correctly configured with proper permissions and deploys via the officialactions/deploy-pages@v4action- All documentation links in README.md reference existing files in the
docs/directory:getting-started.md,installation.md,configuration.md,examples/index.md,guides/index.md,api/index.md, andperformance.md- Jekyll site configuration (
docs/_config.ymlanddocs/Gemfile) is present and properly set up- All relative documentation paths will resolve correctly once deployed to
https://socketio4j.github.io/netty-socketiodocs/guides/index.md (2)
1-8: Jekyll front matter properly configured.The front matter metadata is correctly structured with
has_children: trueto indicate this is a parent page in the documentation hierarchy. Navigation order (7) is appropriate.
14-24: All referenced guide files are present and correctly linked.Verification confirms that all six referenced files exist at their expected paths in the repository:
- Framework guides:
spring-boot.md,quarkus.md,micronaut.md- Documentation files:
examples/index.md,configuration.md,api/index.mdNo broken links or missing files detected.
docs/performance.md (3)
1-16: Solid performance documentation structure with credible historical data.The front matter is correct and the introduction effectively directs readers to the performance report. Historical customer data from 2012 and 2014 (6,000-15,000 concurrent connections, 140,000 messages/second) provides concrete performance expectations.
55-66: Performance testing section is well-integrated.The section correctly references the smoke test module and provides clear commands to run tests. This helps users understand how to reproduce the performance characteristics.
16-16: PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md file verified. The file exists atdocs/PERFORMANCE_REPORT.mdwith proper Jekyll front matter and expected content structure. References at lines 16 and 78 indocs/performance.mdwill resolve correctly. No issues found.docs/api/index.md (4)
1-8: Well-structured API documentation landing page.Front matter is correct with appropriate nav_order and clear description. Layout will integrate properly with Jekyll.
40-80: Java code examples are clear and practical.The Quick Reference section provides useful code snippets covering server creation, event listeners, broadcasting, and client operations. Syntax appears correct for the Netty-SocketIO API.
86-91: Package naming updated correctly from old to new group.Package names (
com.socketio4j.socketio) reflect the updated group ID migration from original project, consistent with Maven coordinates updated elsewhere in the documentation.
19-28: No action required—all Javadoc configuration variables are properly defined.Verification confirms that
docs/_config.ymlcontains all required javadoc URL variables (core,spring,spring_boot_starter,quarkus,micronaut) with proper URL paths. The Liquid template variables indocs/api/index.mdwill resolve correctly.docs/examples/index.md (3)
1-18: Well-organized examples landing page with proper hierarchy.The page correctly uses
has_children: trueandnav_order: 6for its position in the documentation hierarchy. Framework examples are clearly listed and should link to framework-specific guides.
20-64: Java code examples demonstrate key features effectively.The three examples (Simple Chat, Room-based Chat, Event with Acknowledgment) cover important use cases and showcase broadcasting, rooms, and acknowledgments. Code syntax appears correct. However, ensure that classes like
ChatMessage,ChatObject,RequestData, andResponseDataare defined somewhere in documentation or example projects.
66-72: No issues found—GitHub example repository links are correct and accessible.All four GitHub URLs referenced in the documentation resolve successfully with HTTP 200 responses, and the corresponding example module directories exist both locally and on GitHub. The documentation links are accurate and stable.
docs/index.md (4)
1-7: Comprehensive home page with proper Jekyll configuration.The front matter correctly establishes this as the home page with
nav_order: 1andpermalink: /. This will be the landing page for the documentation site.
13-29: Feature list is comprehensive and well-categorized.The 13 features effectively communicate the library's capabilities, from Socket.IO protocol support (versions 1.x-4.x) through framework integrations (Spring Boot, Quarkus, Micronaut) to modern Java features (module system, OSGi). This provides clear value proposition.
65-79: Module structure and requirements are clearly documented.The modules section appropriately describes the project structure, and the requirements section clearly specifies Java 8+ for runtime, Java 11+ for building, and Maven 3.0.5+. This helps users understand prerequisites.
54-63: All documentation page links are valid and correctly configured.All 8 referenced documentation files exist with valid Jekyll front matter:
- ✓ docs/about.md
- ✓ docs/installation.md
- ✓ docs/configuration.md
- ✓ docs/examples/index.md
- ✓ docs/guides/index.md
- ✓ docs/api/index.md
- ✓ docs/performance.md
- ✓ docs/changelog.md
docs/about.md (3)
1-16: Clear explanation of project fork and maintenance status.The about section effectively communicates that this is an active fork of an unmaintained project, establishing credibility and providing context for users migrating from the original.
18-46: Migration guide is clear and complete.The migration section provides both core and Spring integration dependency examples with updated group IDs (com.corundumstudio.socketio → com.socketio4j). Maven coordinates appear correct and consistent with README.md.
55-57: changelog.md file exists with proper Jekyll configuration and release history.Verification confirms
docs/changelog.mdis present with proper Jekyll front matter (layout, title, nav_order, description, permalink) and contains release history content. The link indocs/about.mdis valid and correctly references the changelog file.docs/getting-started.md (4)
1-17: Getting started guide has proper structure and clear prerequisites.The front matter is correct with
nav_order: 3, and the prerequisites clearly specify Java 8+, Maven 3.0.5+ (or Gradle), and basic knowledge. This sets appropriate expectations.
19-35: Installation instructions are comprehensive with Maven and Gradle.Both Maven and Gradle installation methods are provided with consistent version (3.0.1). Using 'implementation' for Gradle indicates modern Gradle syntax (3.0+), which is appropriate.
67-86: JavaScript client example demonstrates Socket.IO client patterns correctly.The JavaScript code shows connection, event emission, and listening patterns that are standard for Socket.IO clients. This provides a complete request-response cycle with the server example.
88-93: All Next Steps documentation pages exist.Verification confirms that all four linked documentation pages (
configuration.md,examples/index.md,api/index.md, andguides/index.md) are present in the docs directory. No action required.docs/installation.md (1)
1-157: LGTM!The installation guide is well-structured with clear sections for Maven, Gradle, version information, migration guidance, and optional dependencies. Version numbering is consistent, and the migration guide from the old package name is helpful for users upgrading.
docs/configuration.md (1)
1-194: LGTM!Comprehensive configuration documentation with practical code examples covering all major configuration areas. The examples are clear and the complete example at the end ties everything together well.
docs/_config.yml (1)
1-111: LGTM!Jekyll configuration is well-structured with proper theme setup, search/navigation configuration, footer content, and javadoc path mappings for all modules. GitHub Pages deployment settings and edit link configuration are correctly configured.
docs/contributing.md (1)
1-177: LGTM!Contributor guidelines are comprehensive and well-organized, covering project structure, development setup, coding standards, testing procedures, and PR workflow. The conventional commit examples and PR checklist are particularly helpful for contributors.
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61-67: Moveworking-directoryinto thewith:section of the Setup Ruby step.The issue is placement, not removal. The
ruby/setup-rubyaction supportsworking-directoryas an input parameter, but it must be defined inside thewith:section, not at the step level. Step-levelworking-directoryonly works onrunsteps.Apply this diff to fix it:
- name: Setup Ruby uses: ruby/setup-ruby@v1 with: ruby-version: '3.1' bundler-cache: true + working-directory: ./docs - working-directory: ./docsThe
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39-59: Verify javadoc module paths to avoid silent failures on structure changes.The javadoc generation uses hardcoded paths for five modules. If modules are moved, renamed, or new ones added, the workflow will silently skip missing modules without alerting developers.
Consider one of these approaches:
- Validate that module paths exist and fail fast if expected modules are missing
- Use a more dynamic approach (e.g., scanning for pom.xml files or using maven-assembly)
- Add documentation/comments about required module structure and maintenance burden
For now, ensure all five module paths (netty-socketio-core, netty-socketio-spring, netty-socketio-spring-boot-starter, netty-socketio-quarkus/netty-socketio-quarkus-runtime, netty-socketio-micronaut) match your current project layout.
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1-19: Well-structured workflow with proper permissions and concurrency controls.The overall workflow design is sound: permissions are appropriately scoped (pages:write for deployment), concurrency prevents simultaneous deployments, and the trigger conditions (docs/** and workflow file) are sensible.
61-74: Confirm docs/Gemfile and Jekyll configuration are present and properly configured.The workflow assumes docs/Gemfile exists with Jekyll and its dependencies properly declared. If the Gemfile is missing or misconfigured (e.g., wrong gem versions or missing gems like "just-the-docs"), the bundle install or jekyll build will fail at deployment time.
Verify that:
- docs/Gemfile exists with all required gems
- docs/_config.yml is valid YAML and references the Just the Docs theme correctly
- Local testing confirms
bundle install && bundle exec jekyll buildworks in the docs directory
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- The version reference has been changed from
4.0.0-SNAPSHOTto3.0.2-SNAPSHOT, but the Git branch column still showsauto-nativeio-transport. This creates an inconsistency where the version suggests it's from the 3.x branch but the branch name suggests otherwise.
Please verify:
- Is this test result actually from the
3.0.2-SNAPSHOTversion? - Should the branch column be updated to match (e.g.,
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The version: '3.8' property in docker-compose.yml is deprecated. Docker Compose specification versions in the version field are obsolete as of Docker Compose v1.27.0+ (released in 2020).
Modern docker-compose files should omit the version field entirely:
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[nitpick] The Gemfile specifies jekyll-sass-converter version ~> 2.0, but this gem is already a dependency of Jekyll 4.3 and will be automatically included. Explicitly declaring it could lead to version conflicts.
Unless you have a specific reason to pin this version (e.g., avoiding macOS protobuf issues as mentioned in the comment), consider removing this line and letting Jekyll manage its own dependencies:
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The Jekyll Liquid link syntax is incorrect. The link tag requires the file path to be relative to the site root.
Since PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md is in the docs/ directory, the correct syntax should be:
{% link PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md %}However, given that PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md has a permalink /performance/report/, it would be clearer to use:
[Performance Test Report](/performance/report/)The current syntax may cause Jekyll build failures.
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[nitpick] The version constraint ~> 0.8.0 for the just-the-docs theme may be too restrictive. As of November 2025 (current date), newer versions like 0.9.x or 0.10.x might be available.
Consider using a less restrictive constraint:
gem "just-the-docs", "~> 0.8"This allows patch version updates while preventing breaking changes from minor version bumps. Alternatively, check if a newer major/minor version is available and compatible.
| gem "just-the-docs", "~> 0.8.0" | |
| gem "just-the-docs", "~> 0.8" |
Description
Add a Jekyll-based documentation site with GitHub Pages integration, reorganize documentation, update package name references, and enhance project presentation.
Type of Change
Related Issue
#9
Changes Made
docs/directory.github/workflows/gh-pages.yml) for automated documentation deploymentdocs/changelog.md) with complete version historydocs/about.md) with project overview and migration guidePERFORMANCE_REPORT.mdfromnetty-socketio-smoke-test/todocs/directoryPerformanceTestRunner.javato generate reports indocs/PERFORMANCE_REPORT.mdcom.corundumstudio.socketiotocom.socketio4j.socketioin documentationdocs/docker-compose.yml)Testing
mvn testChecklist
Additional Notes
Documentation Site Features:
Deployment:
https://socketio4j.github.io/netty-socketioLocal Development:
cd docs && docker-compose upBackward Compatibility:
Files Structure:
docs/- Complete Jekyll documentation site.github/workflows/gh-pages.yml- Automated deployment workflowdocs/_config.yml- Jekyll configurationdocs/changelog.md- Complete version history (extracted from original README)docs/about.md- Project overview and migration guidedocs/PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md- Performance test results (moved from smoke-test module)PerformanceTestRunner.java- Now generates reports in docs directoryThis PR significantly improves the project's documentation infrastructure and developer experience.
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