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docs: fix formatting and order of contribution guide content #3880

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What are the changes introduced in this PR?

Improve contribution guide based on the latest feedback.
Add more info for destination test, fix issues in comprehensiveness, add table of content, fix formatting, etc.

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@gitcommitshow gitcommitshow marked this pull request as ready for review November 15, 2024 11:34
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* [Overview of integration development journey](#overview-of-integration-development-journey)
* [1. Setup rudder-transformer and understand the code structure](#1-setup-rudder-transformer-and-understand-the-code-structure)
* [2. Write code for a v0 source integration](#2-write-code-for-a-v0-source-integration)
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As v0 API got deprecated now, we can suggest to write in v1 spec

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Fixed it. Now we are directing contributors towards src/v1/sources for source integration. But we still use example of v0 source integration.

@krishna2020 What are the key differences between v0 vs v1 source integration a contributor must know? Context: Currently, I am using a v0 source integration example (Slack) in this guide, I want to understand what additional changes are required in the guide given that now we've updated steps to direct contributors towards src/v1?

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Another follow up question: Are we planning to migrate current v0 sources to v1?

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v1 will additionally have source config also as an input along with the event
We already highlighted this in the recent server transformer matrix docs
Yes, migration for v0 sources is also in the plan

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Understood. The difference is in the process function signature (arguments)

  • v0 - process(event)
  • v1 - process({ event: eventData, source: sourceConfigData }
  • And in v2, we will replace event with request

And the output type is same in all these versions?

So the best solution is to simply use v1 source example to avoid any confusion. Which will require a major change in the first section of this content. How about we merge this PR for now, and then I raise another PR replacing v0 source example with v1 source example?

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