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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

• Getting Started with PGP
  Installing GPG, generating keys, and verifying signatures.
• PGP on Windows
  Recommended tools and key management on Windows.
• 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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