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This PR gets the on this page table of contents up to parity with the BSV version by driving the OTP off of the scrollspy data rather than the page data.

  • This is a clean way to get the component reference sub-nodes, which can be important for larger component complexes like BTable
  • I am using the active node to show sub-nodes in the tree only if they are part of the currently active branch, which makes it easier to see where you are in larger components and migration, where having everything expanded was unwieldy
  • I can show a single node as active rather than the funky state where the parents of the active node were also being shown

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced the "On this page" sidebar with a structured, hierarchical navigation of page headers, providing improved overview and navigation for documentation pages.
    • Sidebar now highlights the currently active section as you scroll.

  • Improvements

      < 8000 li>Component references in documentation now display as anchorable headings, making it easier to link directly to specific components.
    • Sidebar navigation dynamically expands to show nested sections related to the active header.

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    • Improved sidebar navigation logic for better accuracy and maintainability.

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The updates refactor the documentation site's sidebar navigation by introducing hierarchical header structures and explicit active state tracking. New types are defined to support these structures. The sidebar now receives structured header data and the active header ID as props, enabling improved rendering and navigation for nested content, including component references.

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apps/docs/.vitepress/theme/Layout.vue Enhanced sidebar logic to compute and pass hierarchical header structures (contents) and the current active header ID (active-id) to PageContents. Updated scrollspy logic to support these features.
apps/docs/src/components/ComponentReference.vue Changed component name rendering from a <code> element to an <h3> with an anchorable ID for semantic structure and navigation.
apps/docs/src/components/PageContents.vue Refactored to accept contents and activeId as props, removing internal page data dependencies and conditional logic. Now renders navigation based on passed-in hierarchical data.
apps/docs/src/components/PageContentsItem.vue Updated to use ContentsItem type, added activeId prop, and implemented recursive logic for active state and nested navigation visibility.
apps/docs/src/types/index.ts Added new type definitions (ScrollspyItem, HeaderItem, ContentsItem) to support hierarchical, typed sidebar content structures.

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    Layout->>useScrollspy: Get headers and activeId
    Layout->>Layout: Build hierarchical contents structure
    Layout->>PageContents: Pass contents and activeId as props
    PageContents->>PageContentsItem: Render items recursively with activeId
    PageContentsItem->>PageContentsItem: Check active state and visibility for children
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apps/docs/.vitepress/theme/Layout.vue (1)

301-311: Guard against non-heading tags and malformed ids

  1. parseInt(tag.replace('H', '')) can return NaN (e.g. if tag === 'H').
  2. Non-heading elements will yield a default level of 3, but their tag is still coerced to 'H0', which is semantically misleading.
-const tag = item.el?.tagName.toUpperCase() ?? 'H0'
-const level = tag.startsWith('H') ? parseInt(tag.replace('H', '')) : 3
+const rawTag = item.el?.tagName?.toUpperCase() ?? ''
+const isHeading = /^H[1-6]$/.test(rawTag)
+const tag = isHeading ? rawTag : 'DIV'
+const level = isHeading ? Number(rawTag.slice(1)) : 3

This avoids NaN levels and keeps the tag consistent with the real element.

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apps/docs/src/types/index.ts (2)

1-1: Import looks good

The useScrollspy import provides the necessary type information for the scrollspy-related types defined later in this file.

100-102: Well-structured type hierarchy for scrollspy navigation

The type definitions establish a clear hierarchy:

  1. ScrollspyItem provides the base scrollspy data structure
  2. HeaderItem extends it with semantic information (tag and level)
  3. ContentsItem adds recursive structure for hierarchical navigation

This approach provides good type safety while maintaining a clean separation of concerns.

apps/docs/src/components/ComponentReference.vue (1)

13-15: Good semantic improvement for component references

Wrapping the component name in an <h3> with a kebab-cased ID makes these references:

  1. Properly structured in the document outline
  2. Navigable through anchor links
  3. Discoverable by the scrollspy system

This change enables component references to appear in the "On this page" navigation, improving documentation usability.

apps/docs/src/components/PageContents.vue (2)

3-8: Clean prop-driven implementation

The component now renders its children directly from the hierarchical data structure provided via props, replacing previous reliance on global state. This is a significant improvement in component design.

13-15: Proper type definition and props interface

The component now clearly defines its interface with proper TypeScript types:

  • contents: Optional hierarchical structure of type ContentsItem
  • activeId: Current active header ID for highlighting

This makes the component more predictable and easier to use.

apps/docs/src/components/PageContentsItem.vue (4)

2-3: Improved active state handling

The NavItem now properly:

  • Builds links dynamically based on item IDs
  • Sets the active state by comparing the current item ID with the active ID
  • Displays the item text correctly

This creates a more responsive and accurate navigation experience.

5-11: Smart recursive visibility logic

Child items are now conditionally displayed based on intelligent visibility logic rather than simply checking if children exist. This implements the expand/collapse behavior requested in the PR objectives.

18-24: Well-defined component interface

The component now has a clear interface with proper TypeScript types:

  • item: The navigation item of type ContentsItem
  • activeId: The currently active item ID

This improves component reusability and maintainability.

26-32: Elegant recursive visibility implementation

The implementation includes:

  • A simple buildLink function for consistent URL generation
  • A recursive childrenVisible function that properly handles deeply nested structures
  • A computed property that efficiently determines visibility based on the active state

This handles complex hierarchical navigation structures seamlessly.

apps/docs/.vitepress/theme/Layout.vue (1)

196-210: Verify useScrollspy options – manual: true requires an explicit update()

manual: true disables the library’s internal IntersectionObserver updates; you must now call items.update() (or the exposed update() function) whenever the DOM changes or on route navigation, otherwise the list will be frozen on the first render.

If you intended the default behaviour, simply remove the flag.

-const {current: currentItem, list: items} = useScrollspy(content, target, {
+const {current: currentItem, list: items} = useScrollspy(content, target, {
   contentQuery: ':scope > div > [id], #component-reference, .component-reference h3',
   targetQuery: ':scope [href]',
   rootMargin: '0px 0px -25%',
-  manual: true,
+  // manual: true, // ← uncomment only if you call items.update() yourself
 })

If you keep manual: true, remember to invoke items.update() inside a watchEffect on route.path and after the page content finishes rendering.

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apps/docs/src/utils/filter-active-id.ts (3)

11-18: Consider adding a null check for item parameter

While the code handles null activeId values, it might be worth adding a guard clause for when item is null/undefined to make the function more robust against potential runtime errors.

export const filteredActiveId = (item: ContentsItem, activeId: string | null): string | null => {
+  if (item === null || item === undefined) {
+    return null;
+  }
  if (activeId === null) {
    return null
  }
  // rest of code...
}

1-1: Consider using a more specific import path

The import path 'src/types' might work in the current context, but for better maintainability, consider using a relative path like '../types' or an absolute path that follows the project's convention.

4-4: Consider a more descriptive function name

While filteredActiveId works, a more descriptive name like findActiveIdInSubtree or isActiveIdInSubtree might better communicate the function's purpose to future developers.

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apps/docs/src/utils/filter-active-id.ts (1)

3-20: Well-implemented recursive utility function!

This function elegantly traverses the navigation tree to determine if the active ID exists within a subtree. The implementation uses clear recursion with appropriate early returns for handling edge cases.

This approach effectively supports the expand/collapse functionality in the documentation's "on this page" table of contents by determining which branches contain the active section.

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  docs(BProgress): Parity pass (bootstrap-vue-next#2689)
  fix(BTableSimple): fixed and nobordercollapse to work fixes bootstrap-vue-next#2685
  docs: fix incorrect references and missed script sections (bootstrap-vue-next#2686)
  docs: implement on this page expand/collapse with useScrollspy (bootstrap-vue-next#2679)
  chore: release main (bootstrap-vue-next#2683)
  feat(BTable): implement 'fixed' and 'noBorderCollapse' props (bootstrap-vue-next#2681)
  chore: release main (bootstrap-vue-next#2678)
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  fix(BFormSelect): prevent options with label from being treated as groups (bootstrap-vue-next#2666)
  fix: patch regression issue in bootstrap-vue-next#2665 (bootstrap-vue-next#2670)
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  chore: release main (bootstrap-vue-next#2660)
  chore: update depencies
  fix(BTabs): corrent classes on ssr (bootstrap-vue-next#2664)
  Changes to public composables (bootstrap-vue-next#2425)
  docs(BTable): parity pass (bootstrap-vue-next#2669)
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