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🧠 Network Pro — Developer Wiki

Internal documentation and contributor onboarding resources for the Network Pro™ Web Presence project.
Note: Most of the below links are currently non-functional and serve solely as placeholders. Once pages are added, the placeholder links will be removed.

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📌 Overview

This wiki provides documentation, conventions, and internal tooling references to support development, testing, and deployment workflows across the Network Pro stack.

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📁 Sections

🛠 Setup & Tooling

• Environment Requirements
  Node, npm, version managers, OS-specific notes.
• Editor Configuration
  Workspace settings, recommended VS Code/VSCodium extensions.
• Recommended VS Code Extensions
  Curated list of extensions to improve DX.
• CLI Scripts Reference
  npm run scripts explained with tips for usage.

🚧 Development

• Local Development
  Running the project, debugging, hot reload, ENV_MODE behavior.
• Testing & Audits
  Vitest, Playwright, Lighthouse, CI reports.
• Styling & Components
  Design system, reusable components, naming conventions.

🔍 Application Behavior

• Tracking Preferences & Privacy Signals
  How Network Pro handles consent logic, cookies, DNT/GPC, and reactive architecture.
• Service Worker Lifecycle
  Overview of registration, installation, activation, and fetch handling for our PWA support.

🚀 CI/CD

• GitHub Actions Workflows
  How our deploy/audit pipelines are structured.
• Versioning & Releases
  Publishing, changelog generation, NPM tagging conventions.

🔐 PGP Usage

1. Getting Started with PGP
   Installing GPG, generating keys, and verifying signatures.
2. PGP on Windows
   Recommended tools and key management on Windows.
3. PGP for Email
   Guidance for using PGP with email clients and services.

📚 Documentation Maintenance

• Contributing to the Wiki
  Format, tone, and content guidelines for internal docs.
• MkDocs Subsite Overview
  How the public documentation repo is built and deployed.

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🤝 Contributing

If you're new to the project, start with Environment Requirements and Local Development.
See Contributing to the Wiki for how to add or edit content.

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