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Add Document.subscribe('status') section to JS SDK #145

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What this PR does / why we need it?

Add Document.subscribe('status') section to JS SDK

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    • Improved clarity and precision in the JavaScript SDK documentation for Client and Document.
    • Updated descriptions and examples for creating and manipulating documents, event subscriptions, and TypeScript support.

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The changes to the docs/js-sdk.mdx file primarily involve semantic improvements in the descriptions and examples for the Client, Document, and associated functionalities in the Yorkie JavaScript SDK documentation. These modifications enhance clarity and precision without altering the SDK's core functionality.

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docs/js-sdk.mdx Semantic updates for descriptions and examples related to Client, Document, and event subscription mechanisms.

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In the world of Yorkie, docs now shine bright,
With clearer words and examples, they light up the night.
Clients and Documents, their stories unfold,
Synchronizing changes, both new and old.
Events you can subscribe, with ease and delight,
A better guide for coders, making everything just right.
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@hackerwins hackerwins merged commit 5e44f03 into main Jul 12, 2024
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@hackerwins hackerwins deleted the document-subscribe-status branch July 12, 2024 09:38
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)
docs/js-sdk.mdx (1)

243-244: Semantic refinement improves clarity, but add a comma.

The updated description of the Document.subscribe() method is more precise and easier to understand. However, a comma is needed before 'and' in line 243.

- A Document can be modified by changes generated remotely or locally in Yorkie. Whenever the Document is modified, change events are triggered and you can subscribe to these events using the `document.subscribe(callback)` method.
+ A Document can be modified by changes generated remotely or locally in Yorkie. Whenever the Document is modified, change events are triggered, and you can subscribe to these events using the `document.subscribe(callback)` method.
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[uncategorized] ~243-~243: Use a comma before ‘and’ if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
Context: ...is modified, change events are triggered and you can subscribe to these events using...

(COMMA_COMPOUND_SENTENCE)

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docs/js-sdk.mdx

[uncategorized] ~243-~243: Use a comma before ‘and’ if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
Context: ...is modified, change events are triggered and you can subscribe to these events using...

(COMMA_COMPOUND_SENTENCE)

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docs/js-sdk.mdx (8)

14-14: Semantic refinement improves clarity.

The updated description of the Client is more precise and easier to understand.


18-18: Semantic refinement improves clarity.

The updated description of creating a Client is more precise and easier to understand.


36-36: Semantic refinement improves clarity.

The updated description of creating a Document is more precise and easier to understand.


106-106: Semantic refinement improves clarity.

The updated description of getting the presence of clients is more precise and easier to understand.


238-239: Semantic refinement improves clarity.

The updated description of subscribing to document events is more precise and easier to understand.


326-327: Semantic refinement improves clarity.

The updated description of the Document.subscribe('sync') method is more precise and easier to understand.


341-364: New section provides clear documentation for Document.subscribe('status').

The new section clearly explains how to use the Document.subscribe('status') method and its possible event values. It includes examples and a warning about handling browser closure or navigation scenarios.


502-502: Semantic refinement improves clarity.

The updated description of using type variables in TypeScript is more precise and easier to understand.

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