Fix homebrew + gitguardian installation sections

Author: zackproser

src/components/ShareButtonTracked.jsx

@@ -1,13 +1,23 @@
 'use client'
 import ShareButton from './ShareButton'
 import { track } from '@vercel/analytics'
+import { useSession } from 'next-auth/react'
+import { usePathname } from 'next/navigation'
 
-export default function ShareButtonTracked(props) {
+export default function ShareButtonTracked({ location = 'top', ...props }) {
+  const { data: session } = useSession();
+  const pathname = usePathname();
+  const url = typeof window !== 'undefined' ? window.location.origin + pathname : pathname;
   return (
     <ShareButton
       {...props}
       onCopy={() => {
-        track('share-guide', { location: 'top' })
+        track('share-guide', {
+          location,
+          url,
+          email: session?.user?.email || undefined,
+          authenticated: !!session?.user,
+        })
       }}
     />
   )

src/content/blog/vibe-coding-guide/page.mdx

@@ -201,4 +201,9 @@ Run `git add . && git commit -m "test"` to save your code.
 <Link href="/products/vibe-coding-mastery">
 
 </Link>
+
+<div className="flex justify-center my-8">
+  <ShareButtonTracked buttonText="Share this guide" location="bottom" />
+</div>
+
 *Premium unlocks screencasts, exact commands, tools that auto-block leaks before they happen, and custom Cursor Rules to help you learn and protect you as you vibe code.*

src/content/blog/vibe-coding-mastery/page.mdx

@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ import gitGuardian from '@/images/git-guardian-flow.webp'
 import gitPopped from '@/images/git-popped.webp'
 import gitignore from '@/images/gitignore.webp'
 import neverCommitEnv from '@/images/never-commit-env.webp'
+import homebrew from '@/images/homebrew.webp'
 import secretsFlow from '@/images/secrets-flow.webp'
 import secretsLeak from '@/images/secrets-leak.webp'
 import secretsVsNonSecrets from '@/images/secrets-non-secrets.webp'
@@ -21,8 +22,6 @@ import cursorRules from '@/images/cursor-rules.webp'
 import { createMetadata } from '@/utils/createMetadata';
 import { importContentMetadata } from '@/lib/content-handlers'
 
-Perfect — thanks for the schema. Here’s the corrected version of the metadata object using the contentSections array with properly structured title and subsections, accurately reflecting your guide’s TOC and flow:
-
 export const metadata = createMetadata({
   author: "Zachary Proser",
   date: "2025-05-04",
@@ -149,8 +148,6 @@ export const metadata = createMetadata({
   }
 });
 
-Ready to drop in. Let me know if you’d like to add videoGallery or resourceLinks metadata fields next.
-
 <Image
   src={vibeCodingPremium}
   alt="Vibe coding survival guide hero"
@@ -326,7 +323,9 @@ Git's history makes it easy to accidentally expose secrets, even if you later de
 
 To prevent these accidents, you need a tool that integrates with Git and scans for secrets before they ever leave your machine. **GitGuardian** is purpose-built to catch these mistakes at commit time, blocking leaks before they happen.
 
-### Install Homebrew (macOS Only)
+### Step 1. Install Homebrew (macOS Only)
+
+<Image src={homebrew} alt="Homebrew is a package manager for MacOSX and Linux" />
 
 Before you can install GitGuardian or many other developer tools, you'll want to set up [Homebrew](https://brew.sh)—the most popular package manager for macOS. Homebrew makes it much easier to install and manage software on your Mac.
 
@@ -350,30 +349,25 @@ Below is a quick video walkthrough of the Homebrew installation process:
   Your browser does not support the video tag.
 </video>
 
-**Next, install GitGuardian globally so it can protect all your projects by default:**
 
-> This step sets up GitGuardian's pre-commit protection for every repository on your machine, not just the current one. It's the recommended way to ensure you never accidentally leak secrets, even in new or cloned projects.
+## Step 2. Install GitGuardian using Homebrew
 
-```bash
-ggshield install -m global
-```
+Now that you have the Homebrew package manager installed, you can use it to install GitGuardian, 
+the tool that protects you from leaking secrets.
 
-*You'll see a confirmation message that GitGuardian's pre-commit hook is now active globally. From now on, every time you try to commit, your code will be scanned for secrets before anything leaves your computer.*
-
-### Install GitGuardian
 <Image src={gitGuardian} alt="Git Guardian runs before your commit is even made" />
 
 GitGuardian integrates with Git to automatically scan your code for secrets *before* you commit them.
 
-Before you start pushing code to GitHub, it's smart to set up a tool that will catch any secrets you accidentally commit. [GitGuardian](https://www.gitguardian.com/) scans your code for API keys and other sensitive info before it ever leaves your machine.
-
 **How to install GitGuardian's CLI (`ggshield`) with Homebrew:**
 1. Open the terminal in Cursor
 2. Paste and run this command:
 ```bash
 brew install gitguardian/tap/ggshield
 ```
 
+**Note: this one may take a while, especially if your connection is slow. Be patient and let it complete.**
+
 Below is a quick video walkthrough of the installation process:
 
 <video
@@ -394,13 +388,22 @@ When you try to commit:
 2. GitGuardian scans the files you're trying to commit.
 3. If it finds anything that looks like a secret (API key, password pattern, etc.), it blocks the commit and tells you exactly where the problem is.
 
-🖼️ **[Diagram Needed]: Commit attempt -> Pre-commit hook triggers GitGuardian -> Scan files -> Secret found? -> Block commit / Allow commit.**
+GitGuardian is an excellent tool, and if used properly makes it **impossible** for you to leak secrets via Git.
+
+## Step 3. install GitGuardian globally 
+
+GitGuardian can be installed globally. Globally means that it will run 
+ANY time you try to commit code in ANY project - **not just the project you're working in now**. 
+
+This is the preferred way to install GitGuardian and I highly recommend it.
 
-### Test the Protection
+> This step sets up GitGuardian's pre-commit protection for every repository on your machine, not just the current one. It's the recommended way to ensure you never accidentally leak secrets, even in new or cloned projects.
 
-See GitGuardian in action!
+```bash
+ggshield install -m global
+```
 
-🎬 **[Screen Recording Needed]: Trying to commit a file containing a fake API key and showing how GitGuardian blocks it.**
+*You'll see a confirmation message that GitGuardian's pre-commit hook is now active globally. From now on, every time you try to commit, your code will be scanned for secrets before anything leaves your computer!*
 
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