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  • Added SVG icons for Terraform, Traefik, and Vault.
  • Implemented ApplicationsGrid component to display a grid of application icons with links.
  • Introduced helper functions for shuffling arrays and generating friendly names from package IDs.
  • Enhanced image importing functionality for dynamic imports from JSON data.
  • Updated documentation to include the new Application Store section.
  • Configured TypeScript paths for better module resolution.

- Added SVG icons for Terraform, Traefik, and Vault.
- Implemented ApplicationsGrid component to display a grid of application icons with links.
- Introduced helper functions for shuffling arrays and generating friendly names from package IDs.
- Enhanced image importing functionality for dynamic imports from JSON data.
- Updated documentation to include the new Application Store section.
- Configured TypeScript paths for better module resolution.
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@KUASWoodyLIN KUASWoodyLIN merged commit 2722f5b into main Dec 22, 2025
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This pull request significantly enhances the application's UI by introducing a new 'Application Store' section. It integrates a wide array of application icons and a dynamic ApplicationsGrid component for their display. Supporting this, new utility functions for data handling and dynamic image imports have been added, alongside necessary TypeScript configuration updates and documentation integration to ensure a smooth rollout and improved development workflow.

Highlights

  • New Application Icons: Added a comprehensive set of SVG icons for various applications, including Airflow, Argo CD, Artifact Hub, Authentik, Cilium, Confluence, Consul, Datadog, Drone, Elastic Stack, Elasticsearch, Filebeat, Gitea, Harbor, Headlamp, Istio, Jaeger, Jenkins, Jira, JupyterHub, Kibana, Kong, Kyverno, Logstash, Nginx, OpenEBS, OpenMetadata, Prometheus, Qdrant, Redpanda, SonarQube, Terraform, Traefik, and Vault.
  • ApplicationsGrid Component: Implemented a new Astro component, ApplicationsGrid.astro, designed to display application icons in an interactive, infinitely scrolling grid. This component links directly to each application's respective website.
  • Utility Functions: Introduced new helper functions in src/utils/helpers.js for shuffling arrays (shuffle) and generating friendly names from package IDs (generateFriendlyName), enhancing data manipulation capabilities.
  • Image Importing Enhancements: Added src/utils/imageImporter.js to provide enhanced functionality for dynamic image imports, particularly useful for handling assets from JSON data.
  • Documentation Update: The main documentation page (src/content/docs/index.mdx) has been updated to include and showcase the new ApplicationsGrid component, making the new feature visible and accessible.
  • TypeScript Configuration: Configured TypeScript paths in tsconfig.json to include aliases for @assets, @components, and @utils, streamlining module resolution and improving developer experience.

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Pull request overview

This PR introduces a new ApplicationsGrid component featuring an animated infinite scrolling showcase of application icons, along with supporting utilities and documentation. The changes enable the site to display a curated application ecosystem on the homepage.

Key Changes:

  • Added 30+ application icons (SVG and PNG formats) for popular tools like Terraform, Vault, Prometheus, Jenkins, and others
  • Created an ApplicationsGrid component with three rows of horizontally scrolling icons with hover interactions
  • Implemented utility functions for array shuffling and generating friendly names from package IDs

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tsconfig.json Adds TypeScript path aliases for cleaner imports (has syntax error)
src/utils/imageImporter.js Provides dynamic image import utilities for Astro
src/utils/helpers.js Contains helper functions for homepage detection, array shuffling, and name generation
src/components/ApplicationsGrid.astro Main component with infinite scrolling animation and 30+ application icons
src/content/docs/index.mdx Adds new "Explore Application Store" section
src/assets/icons/*.svg Individual SVG icon files for various applications

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Comment on lines +6 to +8
// Import all images from the testimonials directory
// This uses Vite's import.meta.glob feature
const testimonialImages = import.meta.glob('../assets/testimonials/*.{png,jpg,jpeg,webp}', { eager: true });
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The comment mentions this module is for "testimonials" but the path alias used is "@components/*" suggesting this is for general component use. Additionally, the testimonialImages constant name is misleading if this utility is meant to be generic. Consider renaming to reflect the actual purpose or making it more configurable to handle different asset directories.

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## Explore Application Store

import IntegrationGrid from '@components/ApplicationsGrid.astro';
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The component import uses @components/ApplicationsGrid.astro but the component file is named ApplicationsGrid.astro. However, the imported component is aliased as IntegrationGrid, which creates confusion. Consider either renaming the component file to IntegrationGrid.astro or updating the import alias to match the actual component name for better clarity.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a new ApplicationsGrid component with a scrolling grid of application icons, along with new SVG assets and helper utilities. The implementation is solid. My feedback focuses on improving the maintainability of the new component by separating data from the component logic and removing unused CSS, which will make the code cleaner and easier to manage in the long run.

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interface IconItem {
meta: ImageMetadata;
alt: string;
search: string;
url: string;
}
const icons: IconItem[] = [
{ meta: airflowIcon, alt: 'Airflow', search: 'airflow', url: 'https://airflow.apache.org/' },
{ meta: argoCdIcon, alt: 'Argo CD', search: 'argo-cd', url: 'https://argoproj.github.io/cd/' },
{
meta: artifactHubIcon,
alt: 'Artifact Hub',
search: 'artifact-hub',
url: 'https://artifacthub.io/'
},
{ meta: authentikIcon, alt: 'Authentik', search: 'authentik', url: 'https://goauthentik.io/' },
{ meta: ciliumIcon, alt: 'Cilium', search: 'cilium', url: 'https://cilium.io/' },
{
meta: confluenceIcon,
alt: 'Confluence',
search: 'confluence',
url: 'https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence'
},
{ meta: consulIcon, alt: 'Consul', search: 'consul', url: 'https://www.consul.io/' },
{ meta: datadogIcon, alt: 'Datadog', search: 'datadog', url: 'https://www.datadoghq.com/' },
{ meta: droneIcon, alt: 'Drone', search: 'drone', url: 'https://www.drone.io/' },
{
meta: elasticStackIcon,
alt: 'Elastic Stack',
search: 'elastic-stack',
url: 'https://www.elastic.co/elastic-stack'
},
{
meta: elasticsearchIcon,
alt: 'Elasticsearch',
search: 'elasticsearch',
url: 'https://www.elastic.co/elasticsearch'
},
{
meta: filebeatIcon,
alt: 'Filebeat',
search: 'filebeat',
url: 'https://www.elastic.co/beats/filebeat'
},
{ meta: giteaIcon, alt: 'Gitea', search: 'gitea', url: 'https://about.gitea.com/' },
{ meta: harborIcon, alt: 'Harbor', search: 'harbor', url: 'https://goharbor.io/' },
{ meta: headlampIcon, alt: 'Headlamp', search: 'headlamp', url: 'https://headlamp.dev/' },
{ meta: istioIcon, alt: 'Istio', search: 'istiod', url: 'https://istio.io/' },
{ meta: jaegerIcon, alt: 'Jaeger', search: 'jaeger', url: 'https://www.jaegertracing.io/' },
{ meta: jenkinsIcon, alt: 'Jenkins', search: 'jenkins', url: 'https://www.jenkins.io/' },
{ meta: jiraIcon, alt: 'Jira', search: 'jira', url: 'https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira' },
{ meta: jupyterhubIcon, alt: 'JupyterHub', search: 'jupyterhub', url: 'https://jupyter.org/hub' },
{ meta: kibanaIcon, alt: 'Kibana', search: 'kibana', url: 'https://www.elastic.co/kibana' },
{ meta: kongIcon, alt: 'Kong', search: 'kong', url: 'https://konghq.com/' },
{ meta: kyvernoIcon, alt: 'Kyverno', search: 'kyverno', url: 'https://kyverno.io/' },
{
meta: logstashIcon,
alt: 'Logstash',
search: 'logstash',
url: 'https://www.elastic.co/logstash'
},
{ meta: nginxIcon, alt: 'Nginx', search: 'nginx', url: 'https://nginx.org/' },
{ meta: openebsIcon, alt: 'OpenEBS', search: 'openebs', url: 'https://openebs.io/' },
{
meta: openmetadataIcon,
alt: 'OpenMetadata',
search: 'openmetadata',
url: 'https://open-metadata.org/'
},
{ meta: prometheusIcon, alt: 'Prometheus', search: 'prometheus', url: 'https://prometheus.io/' },
{ meta: qdrantIcon, alt: 'Qdrant', search: 'qdrant', url: 'https://qdrant.tech/' },
{ meta: redpandaIcon, alt: 'Redpanda', search: 'redpanda', url: 'https://redpanda.com/' },
{
meta: sonarqubeIcon,
alt: 'SonarQube',
search: 'sonarqube',
url: 'https://www.sonarsource.com/products/sonarqube/'
},
{ meta: terraformIcon, alt: 'Terraform', search: 'terraform', url: 'https://www.terraform.io/' },
{ meta: traefikIcon, alt: 'Traefik', search: 'traefik', url: 'https://traefik.io/' },
{ meta: vaultIcon, alt: 'Vault', search: 'vault', url: 'https://www.vaultproject.io/' }
];

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To improve maintainability and separation of concerns, consider moving the IconItem interface and the large icons array to a separate data file (e.g., src/data/applications.ts). This will make the component's code cleaner and the data easier to manage. You can then import the icons array and IconItem type into this component.

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/* Theme-aware icon switching when a light variant exists */
.img img.icon.light {
display: none;
}
.img img.icon.dark {
display: block;
}
:global([data-theme='light']) .img img.icon.light {
display: block;
}
:global([data-theme='light']) .img img.icon.dark {
display: none;
}

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These CSS rules for theme-aware icon switching with .light and .dark classes appear to be unused in the component's template. If this feature is not planned for implementation soon, removing these styles would be beneficial for reducing the stylesheet size. Otherwise, if the feature is intended, the Image components should be updated to apply these classes.

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