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User->>BravoApp: Initiates sign-in
BravoApp->>Kinde: Redirects to authorization endpoint
Kinde->>User: Prompts for credentials
User->>Kinde: Submits credentials
Kinde->>BravoApp: Returns auth code via callback
BravoApp->>Kinde: Exchanges code for access token
Kinde->>BravoApp: Sends access token and user info
BravoApp->>User: Displays user profile
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24-24: Nitpick: Wording Consistency for Clarity.
On line 24, consider revising the phrase "Other back end" to "Other backend" (or "Other backends") for consistency with common terminology.-4. On the **Quickstart** page, select **Other back end**, and select **Save**. +4. On the **Quickstart** page, select **Other backend**, and select **Save**.🧰 Tools
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[misspelling] ~24-~24: It seems that the plural noun “others” fits better in this context.
Context: ...4. On the Quickstart page, select Other back end, and select Save. ...(OTHER_OTHERS)
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1-9: Front Matter: Metadata is well structured.
The front matter includes essential metadata (page_id, title, sidebar order, and related articles) and is clearly formatted. Consider adding optional fields like an author or updated date if needed for traceability.
11-12: Introduction: Clear and Engaging Start.
The introductory paragraph is concise and engaging, clearly explaining the benefits of integrating Kinde with Bravo Studio.
13-18: Prerequisites: Well-defined Requirements.
The "What you need" section lists all necessary prerequisites with relevant links. This helps set proper expectations for the reader.
19-34: Step 1 – Setting Up Your Kinde Application: Detailed and Logical.
The step-by-step instructions for configuring a Kinde application are complete and are enhanced with illustrative images. The sequence is logical and easy to follow.🧰 Tools
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[misspelling] ~24-~24: It seems that the plural noun “others” fits better in this context.
Context: ...4. On the Quickstart page, select Other back end, and select Save. ...(OTHER_OTHERS)
35-66: Step 2 – Connecting Bravo with Kinde: Comprehensive Guidance.
The instructions for connecting Bravo Studio with Kinde are comprehensive, with clear steps and supportive screenshots. Ensure that all external links (e.g., Figma account, Bravo Studio dashboard) and image URLs remain up to date as these resources evolve.
67-92: Step 2 (Continued) – Building the Authorize URI: Clear and Informative.
The guide for constructing the Authorize URI is detailed and provides clear placeholder instructions. It’s important to verify that the placeholder variables (e.g.,<YOUR_BUSINESS>,<YOUR_KINDE_CLIENT_ID>,<YOUR_BRAVO_APP_ID>) are consistent with the latest API requirements from both Kinde and Bravo Studio.
97-111: Step 3 – Testing the Bravo Application: Straightforward Process.
The testing instructions are straightforward and are well supported by visual aids, making it easy for users to verify the integration.
112-127: Conclusion and Next Steps: Encouraging and Actionable.
The concluding section is motivational and offers useful resources for further exploration. The "What’s next?" recommendations add long‐term value for the readers.
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19-34: Step 1: Setting Up Your Kinde Application
The step-by-step instructions for setting up a Kinde application are clear and logically ordered. One minor point: on line 24, the guide instructs to select Other back end. A static analysis hint suggests that a plural noun might be more appropriate in this context. It would be beneficial to verify if the UI displays "Other back end" exactly or if it should be "Other back ends" to ensure consistency with the service’s terminology.🧰 Tools
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1-9: Frontmatter and Metadata Structure
The YAML frontmatter is correctly formatted and includes all the necessary metadata (e.g.,page_id,title,sidebar, andrelatedArticles). This will help in proper organization and routing in the documentation.
11-18: Introduction and Prerequisites Section
The introductory paragraph and the "What you need" list clearly state the prerequisites with direct links to the required accounts. The tone is engaging and sets a friendly stage for the guide.
35-68: Step 2: Connecting Bravo with Kinde
This section is well-structured with clear numbered steps and supportive visuals. The instructions effectively cover the process—from signing into Figma, copying the file link, to configuring Bravo Studio. Ensure that all image links remain accessible and that any dynamic elements (like file URLs or names) are kept up to date with the latest tool interfaces.
70-75: URL Formatting Guidance in Aside
The aside note advising users to convert uppercase URLs to lowercase before saving is a thoughtful touch to prevent potential issues with case sensitivity. This enhances clarity in instructions and preserves accuracy in the configuration process.
104-119: Step 3: Testing Your Bravo Application
The testing steps are straightforward and user-friendly, outlining the process of downloading Bravo Vision, signing in, and checking that the profile is displayed correctly. The accompanying images also reinforce the textual instructions, making it easy for users to follow along.
121-133: Conclusion and Next Steps
The final sections ("You did it!" and "What’s next?") provide clear encouragement and actionable tips for users to extend their knowledge or further customize their experience. The inclusion of additional links for API features and further Kinde documentation is a nice touch that adds value for the reader.
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19-32: Step 1: Kinde Application Setup:
This section offers detailed, step-by-step instructions to set up a Kinde application. The inclusion of images enhances clarity, and the instructions are logically ordered.Nitpick: At line 24, verify if “Other back end” should be revised to “Other back ends” (or another term) to align with the platform’s official terminology.
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[misspelling] ~24-~24: It seems that the plural noun “others” fits better in this context.
Context: ...4. On the Quickstart page, select Other back end, and select Save. ...(OTHER_OTHERS)
114-119: MDX Syntax and Troubleshooting Note:
The troubleshooting note is a valuable addition. However, there is an MDX syntax issue at line 114 where the<Aside>tag’stitleattribute is missing a closing quote. It should be:<Aside title="Troubleshooting">Additionally, on line 117, consider revising the sentence by inserting a comma before “but” (e.g., “It's odd, but it has fixed an issue previously”) and rephrasing it for a more formal tone.
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[uncategorized] ~117-~117: Use a comma before ‘but’ if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
Context: ...fp0.callbacks.bravostudio.app`. It's odd but it has fixed an issue previously. </As...(COMMA_COMPOUND_SENTENCE)
[style] ~117-~117: Consider using a different verb for a more formal wording.
Context: ...s.bravostudio.app`. It's odd but it has fixed an issue previously. ## You ...(FIX_RESOLVE)
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1-9: Front Matter and Metadata Setup:
The front matter is clearly structured with required metadata (e.g.,page_id,title,sidebar, andrelatedArticles), which helps in organizing the document within the site.
11-12: Introduction Clarity:
The opening paragraph effectively introduces the integration process between Kinde and Bravo Studio and sets clear expectations for the reader.
13-18: Prerequisites Section:
The "What you need" list provides clear prerequisites along with direct sign-up links, making it easy for users to gather the necessary resources before beginning the setup.
35-54: Step 2: Integration with Bravo Studio:
The guide clearly outlines the process of connecting Bravo Studio with Kinde. The steps include duplicating a Figma file, configuring dynamic data elements, and setting up OAuth 2.0, all supported by well-placed images.
96-111: Step 3: Testing Instructions:
The testing section is concise and user-friendly. It guides the reader through installing and using the Bravo Vision app to confirm the integration, ensuring users can verify that their setup works as intended.
121-132: Conclusion and Next Steps:
The closing section is engaging and effectively summarizes the accomplishment while providing actionable next steps. The recommendations to explore Bravo’s API and dive deeper into Kinde’s documentation add value to the guide.
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19-33: Step 1: Kinde Application Setup Clarity
The instructions for setting up your Kinde application are clear and detailed. Consider revisiting the phrase "Other back end" on line 24—standardizing it (e.g., to "Other backend" or "Other backends") might improve consistency with your organization’s terminology.🧰 Tools
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[misspelling] ~24-~24: It seems that the plural noun “others” fits better in this context.
Context: ...4. On the Quickstart page, select Other back end, and select Save. ...(OTHER_OTHERS)
114-119: Troubleshooting Note Phrasing Improvement
The troubleshooting note is a valuable addition that addresses known issues with callback URL casing. Consider these refinements for improved clarity and formality:- If a deployment error occurs, trying changing the Bravo callback URLs in Kinde to be lowercase. See step 11 of **Connect Bravo Studio with Kinde** above. + If a deployment error occurs, try changing the Bravo callback URLs in Kinde to be lowercase. See step 11 of **Connect Bravo Studio with Kinde** above.-to `https://a01jmf34gb3vyx7z5gvqxsgyfp0.callbacks.bravostudio.app`. It's odd but it has fixed an issue previously. +to `https://a01jmf34gb3vyx7z5gvqxsgyfp0.callbacks.bravostudio.app`. It's odd, but it has resolved an issue previously.These suggestions enhance clarity and ensure a more formal tone.
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[style] ~117-~117: Consider using a different verb for a more formal wording.
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[misspelling] ~24-~24: It seems that the plural noun “others” fits better in this context.
Context: ...4. On the Quickstart page, select Other back end, and select Save. ...
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[uncategorized] ~117-~117: Use a comma before ‘but’ if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
Context: ...fp0.callbacks.bravostudio.app`. It's odd but it has fixed an issue previously. </As...
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[style] ~117-~117: Consider using a different verb for a more formal wording.
Context: ...s.bravostudio.app`. It's odd but it has fixed an issue previously. ## You ...
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1-9: YAML Front Matter is Well-Formed
The YAML header includes all the necessary metadata (page_id, title, sidebar order, relatedArticles) and is correctly formatted.
11-18: Engaging Introduction and Prerequisites
The introductory text clearly outlines the benefits of integrating Kinde with Bravo Studio, and the prerequisites are listed concisely.
35-95: Step 2: Bravo Studio Integration Instructions
The step-by-step guide for connecting Bravo Studio with Kinde is comprehensive and enhanced by visual aids. The clear numbered instructions (from signing in on Figma to configuring the Bravo dashboard) make the integration process straightforward.
72-92: Building the Authorize URI and Credential Configuration
The section detailing how to build the Authorize URI and set up your credentials is very useful. The example URL with placeholders provides clear guidance—just be sure users know to replace all placeholders accurately during their implementation.
96-111: Step 3: Testing Instructions are Informative
The testing steps are well-articulated, and the inclusion of images helps users validate their integration effectively.
121-132: Conclusion Section is Encouraging
The final section wraps up the guide effectively and motivates users to explore further resources, reinforcing the overall positive tone of the documentation.
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