* refactor(triggers): consolidate v2 Linear triggers into same files as v1 Move v2 trigger exports from separate _v2.ts files into their corresponding v1 files, matching the block v2 convention where LinearV2Block lives alongside LinearBlock in the same file. * updated * fix: restore staging registry entries accidentally removed Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs * fix: restore integrations.json to staging version Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(generate-docs): extract all trigger configs from multi-export files The buildTriggerRegistry function used a single regex exec per file, which only captured the first TriggerConfig export. Files that export both v1 and v2 triggers (consolidated same-file convention) had their v2 triggers silently dropped from integrations.json. Split each file into segments per export and parse each independently. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: restore staging linear handler and utils with teamId support Restores the staging version of linear provider handler and trigger utils that were accidentally regressed. Key restorations: - teamId sub-block and allPublicTeams fallback in createSubscription - Timestamp skew validation in verifyAuth - actorType renaming in formatInput (avoids TriggerOutput collision) - url field in formatInput and all output builders - edited field in comment outputs - externalId validation after webhook creation - isLinearEventMatch returns false (not true) for unknown triggers Adds extractIdempotencyId to the linear provider handler for webhook deduplication support. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: restore non-Linear files accidentally modified Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor: remove redundant extractIdempotencyId from linear handler The idempotency service already uses the Linear-Delivery header (which Linear always sends) as the primary dedup key. The body-based fallback was unnecessary defensive code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * idempotency * tets --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Block Documentation Generator
This directory contains scripts to automatically generate documentation for all blocks in the Sim platform.
Available Scripts
generate-docs.sh: Generates documentation for all blockssetup-doc-generator.sh: Installs dependencies required for the documentation generator
How It Works
The documentation generator:
- Scans the
apps/sim/blocks/blocks/directory for all block definition files - Extracts metadata from each block including:
- Name, description, and category
- Input and output specifications
- Configuration parameters
- Generates standardized Markdown documentation for each block
- Updates the navigation metadata in
meta.json
Running the Generator
To generate documentation manually:
# From the project root
./scripts/generate-docs.sh
Troubleshooting TypeScript Errors
If you encounter TypeScript errors when running the documentation generator, run the setup script to install the necessary dependencies:
./scripts/setup-doc-generator.sh
This will:
- Install TypeScript, ts-node, and necessary type definitions
- Create a proper tsconfig.json for the scripts directory
- Configure the scripts directory to use ES modules
Common Issues
- Missing Type Declarations: Run the setup script to install @types/node and @types/react
- JSX Errors in block-info-card.tsx: These don't affect functionality and can be ignored if you've run the setup script
- Module Resolution: The setup script configures proper ES module support
CI Integration
The documentation generator runs automatically as part of the CI/CD pipeline whenever changes are pushed to the main branch. The updated documentation is committed back to the repository.
Adding Support for New Block Properties
If you add new properties to block definitions that should be included in the documentation, update the generateMarkdownForBlock function in scripts/generate-docs.ts.
Preserving Manual Content
The documentation generator now supports preserving manually added content when regenerating docs. This allows you to enhance the auto-generated documentation with custom examples, additional context, or any other content without losing your changes when the docs are regenerated.
How It Works
- The generator creates clean documentation without any placeholders or markers
- If you add manual content to a file using special comment markers, that content will be preserved during regeneration
- The manual content is intelligently inserted at the appropriate section when docs are regenerated
Using Manual Content Markers
To add custom content to any tool's documentation, insert MDX comment blocks with section markers:
{/_ MANUAL-CONTENT-START:sectionName _/}
Your custom content here (Markdown formatting supported)
{/_ MANUAL-CONTENT-END _/}
Replace sectionName with one of the supported section names:
intro- Content at the top of the document after the BlockInfoCardusage- Additional usage instructions and examplesconfiguration- Custom configuration detailsoutputs- Additional output information or examplesnotes- Extra notes at the end of the document
Example
To add custom examples to a tool doc:
{/_ MANUAL-CONTENT-START:usage _/}
## Examples
### Basic Usage
```json
{
"parameter": "value",
"anotherParameter": "anotherValue"
}
```
Advanced Configuration
Here's how to use this tool for a specific use case... {/_ MANUAL-CONTENT-END _/}
When the documentation is regenerated, your manual content will be preserved in the appropriate section automatically. The script will not add any placeholders or markers to files by default.