Replace the 110-line productConfigs map with auto-discovery from
.config.yml files. The generation script now derives Hugo paths,
menu keys, and static file names from directory structure and
existing frontmatter.
Key changes:
- discoverProducts() scans api-docs/ for .config.yml files
- Each API entry generates independently (no mergeArticleData)
- New frontmatter params: specDownloadPath, articleDataKey, articleSection
- Templates use frontmatter lookup instead of hardcoded URL-to-key maps
- list.html download button simplified from 50 lines to 5
- Cypress tests updated for Hugo-native-only URLs
- Switch operation anchors from {method}-{path} to
operation/{operationId} (PascalCase), matching Redocly convention
and existing content links like #operation/PutPluginFile.
Updated in Hugo templates, all-endpoints list, and JS TOC.
- Remove nested bordered containers from API operations. Operations
separated by top-border dividers instead of card wrappers. Param
lists, schema properties, and responses no longer wrapped in
bordered boxes.
- Replace CSS custom properties (var(--article-text, ...)) with SCSS
theme variables ($article-text, $article-heading, $nav-border, etc).
The CSS vars were never defined in this theme, so all text fell back
to hardcoded dark-gray values invisible in dark mode.
- Delete entire dark mode override section — now handled automatically
by Hugo's per-theme SCSS compilation.
- Add border-bottom divider to operation endpoint line for visual
separation from the operation heading.
- Update PLAN.md to mark Task 7 as completed.
Remove all RapiDoc-specific code from styles and JavaScript:
- Delete rapi-doc::part() CSS selectors from _api-layout.scss
- Delete dead auth modal styles from _api-security-schemes.scss
- Delete api-auth-input.ts component (RapiDoc "Try it" integration)
- Delete static/css/rapidoc-custom.css (unused)
- Remove setupRapiDocNavigation() from api-toc.ts
- Update comments to remove RapiDoc references
Rename _api-hugo-native.scss to _api-operations.scss since
Hugo-native is now the standard (not a POC).
Jason Stirnaman