docs-validate-code-samples

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Check every code block in one or more markdown files against the docs-builder style rules and report all violations. **Never modify documentation source files. Only analyze and report.** --- ## Step 1: Resolve files Parse `$ARGUMENTS` for an optional `--output <path>` flag (strip it before continuing). Resolve the target: - **Single `.md` file** — analyze that file only. - **Directory** — find all `.md` files recursively with `find <dir> -name "*.md" -type f | sort`. - **Glob** — expand with `bash -O globstar -c 'printf "%s\n" <glob>'`. - **No argument** — ask: "Please provide a file path, directory, or glob pattern." --- ## Step 2: Extract code blocks For each file, use Grep with pattern `` ^``` `` to find fence line numbers, then Read the file to extract blocks. Also search for indented fences (`` ^\s+``` ``) to catch blocks inside list items. - **Skip blocks inside HTML comments** (`<!-- ... -->`). - **Skip MyST directive blocks** where the info string starts and ends with `{}` (e.g., `` ```{note} ``). For each block capture: opening line number, fence info string, language identifier (first word), attributes (remaining tokens), and body. --- ## Step 3: Run checks A through H ### Check A — Missing or wrong language identifier Flag any block with an empty fence info string. Also flag blocks where the language identifier is clearly wrong for the content (e.g., `js` used for a JSON-only response, `console` used for response-only data with no HTTP method line). Common valid identifiers: `bash`, `sh`, `console`, `console-result`, `json`, `yaml`, `python`, `javascript`, `js`, `typescript`, `java`, `go`, `ruby`, `sql`, `esql`, `eql`, `painless`, `kql`, `kuery`, `txt`, `text`, `xml`, `toml`, `ini`, `diff`. Infer the correct identifier from content: HTTP method line → `console`; starts with `{`/`[` → `json`; `key: value` lines → `yaml`; `curl`/`apt-get` → `bash`; `import`/`def`/`print(` → `python`; `public class` → `java`; `const`/`let`/`=>` → `javascript`. ### Check B — Variable substitution missing `subs=true` Walk up from the target file to find `docset.yml` and parse its `subs:` section for valid variable names. Stop at the git root (presence of `.git/`) or after 6 directory levels, whichever comes first. Flag any block containing `{{var}}` where `var` is a defined substitution key but the fence info lacks `subs=true`. Also flag the inverse: `subs=true` on a block with no `{{...}}` patterns. If no `docset.yml` is found, flag any `{{word}}` pattern (single identifier) as a potential substitution variable. ### Check C — Inline comments that should be callouts For blocks with language `bash`, `sh`, `shell`, `console`, `yaml`, `python`, `javascript`, `js`, `typescript`, `java`, `go`, or `ruby`: flag lines where `#` or `//` appears **after code on the same line** and the comment reads as a reader-facing explanation. Exemptions: shebang lines, standalone comment lines (no code on the same line), `#` inside strings, lines already using callout markers (`<1>`). Suggestion: replace with explicit callout markers (`<N>`) and a numbered list after the block. ### Check D — JSON validation in `console` and `console-result` blocks `console` blocks are API requests (customers copy-paste them); `console-result` blocks are responses (display only). Each `console` block contains one or more API calls: an HTTP method+path line, followed by an optional JSON body, repeated for multiple calls. **Flag `...` in `console` blocks** — never acceptable; replace with realistic values. `...` in `console-result` is fine. **Pre-process both block types before JSON parsing:** 1. Strip callout markers (`<N>`) and their preceding `//`/`#` from line ends. 2. Replace `{{var}}` / `{{{var}}}` template variables with a placeholder string. 3. Skip standalone `#` or `//` comment lines when building the JSON body. 4. Replace triple-quoted Painless strings (`"""..."""`) with a placeholder using a multiline perl substitution. 5. For `console-result` only: normalize `...` ellipsis — replace `[...]` with `[]`, `{...}` with `{}`, `: ...` with `: null`, strip standalone `...` lines. 6. Detect and flag trailing commas before `}` or `]` (do not silently fix). **NDJSON (`_bulk`):** if the method line contains `_bulk`, validate each non-empty line as a separate JSON object. Otherwise validate the full body with `jq`. **Do NOT flag:** Painless scripts (replaced before parsing), EQL/ES|QL string values, callout markers and template variables (already stripped). ### Check E — Non-reserved domain names Flag URLs or hostnames in code blocks that use invented placeholder domains with real TLDs (e.g., `mycompany.com`, `mycluster.io`). Safe — do not flag: `example.com/net/org`, any subdomain thereof, `.example`/`.test`/`.localhost`/`.invalid` TLDs, `localhost`, loopback (`127.x.x.x`), RFC 5737 doc IPs (`192.0.2.x`, `198.51.100.x`, `203.0.113.x`), private ranges, and known legitimate domains: `elastic.co`, `amazonaws.com`, `azure.com`, `googleapis.com`, `docker.com`, `github.com`, `pypi.org`, `npmjs.com`, and similar well-known registries and cloud providers. Suggestion: replace with `example.com` or a subdomain like `my-cluster.example.com`. ### Check F — API validation for `console` blocks Collect all unique `METHOD /path` values across all files first. For each unique endpoint (skip any already validated earlier in this run), call `mcp__elastic-docs__search_docs` with query `"request body fields <endpoint> elasticsearch API"` (product: `elasticsearch`, section: `api`) to find the matching API reference page (URL starting with `/docs/api/doc/elasticsearch/operation/`). Fetch it with `mcp__elastic-docs__get_document_by_url` (include_body: true). - **No matching page found:** flag the endpoint as potentially removed or renamed. - **Deprecated field:** if a top-level request body key appears alongside "deprecated" in the docs, flag it with the replacement. - **Unrecognized field (advisory):** if a top-level key doesn't appear in the docs body at all, note it for verification. Do NOT flag: `_`-prefixed metadata fields, nested object keys, standard Search DSL fields (`query`, `aggs`, `sort`, `size`, `from`, `highlight`, `knn`, `retriever`, `script`). Always include the API docs URL in the issue detail. ### Check G — ES|QL syntax validation **G-1 — Source command:** the first non-blank, non-comment line must be `FROM`, `PROMQL`, `ROW`, `SHOW INFO`, or `TS`. Flag blocks that start with a processing command (missing source), or with `SELECT` (SQL syntax). **G-2 — Pipe command names:** every line beginning with `|` must use a recognized command: `CHANGE_POINT`, `COMPLETION`, `DEDUP`, `DISSECT`, `DROP`, `ENRICH`, `EVAL`, `FORK`, `FUSE`, `GROK`, `HIGHLIGHT`, `INLINE STATS`, `IP_LOCATION`, `KEEP`, `LIMIT`, `LOOKUP JOIN`, `METRICS_INFO`, `MMR`, `MV_EXPAND`, `REGISTERED_DOMAIN`, `RENAME`, `RERANK`, `SAMPLE`, `SORT`, `STATS`, `TS_COLLAPSE`, `TS_INFO`, `URI_PARTS`, `USER_AGENT`, `WHERE`. Flag unrecognized names. **G-2a — Incomplete pipe commands:** recognizing the command name is not enough — flag any pipe command that is present but has no arguments following it on the same line. Required arguments: | Command | Requires | |---------|---------| | `KEEP`, `DROP` | at least one field name | | `WHERE` | a condition expression | | `SORT` | at least one field | | `EVAL`, `STATS` | at least one expression | | `RENAME` | at least one `old AS new` pair | | `DISSECT`, `GROK` | an input field and a pattern | | `ENRICH` | a policy name | | `LOOKUP JOIN` | a lookup index name and `ON <field>` | **G-3 — SQL-isms:** flag `SELECT` at line start, `GROUP BY`, raw `JOIN` (without `LOOKUP`), and `ORDER BY` — all SQL syntax invalid in ES|QL. **G-4 — Do not flag:** `//` comment lines, `WHERE` after a pipe, `FROM` inside a string, blocks with only comments or blank lines. ### Check H — Painless script validation Painless appears in two places: standalone `` ```painless `` blocks, and triple-quoted `"""..."""` strings inside `console` blocks. Extract inline Painless from `console` blocks using a multiline perl match (via Bash) before Check D replaces them with placeholders. Run these checks on each Painless source: **H-1 — Balanced delimiters:** count `{}` `[]` `()` pairs. Flag any imbalance. Do not count delimiters inside string literals. **H-2 — Deprecated `.getValue()` API:** `.getValue()` on `doc` fields is deprecated — flag any usage and suggest `.value` instead (e.g., `doc['field'].value`). **H-3 — Unavailable APIs:** flag use of `System.out`, `System.err`, `System.exit`, `Thread.sleep`, `Runtime.getRuntime`, or `ProcessBuilder` — none are available in the Painless sandbox. Suggest using the Painless execute API (`POST /_scripts/painless/_execute`) for debugging instead. **H-4 — Do not flag:** `//` comment lines, delimiters inside quoted strings, single-expression scripts with no delimiters, empty or comment-only blocks. --- ## Step 4: Generate the report Output two sections. Omit any table where no files have issues. **Section 1 — Summary tables:** ``` ## Code Sample Validation Report **Target:** <path> **Files checked:** N **Issues found:** N ### Summary #### All blocks (Checks A, B, C, E) | File | Missing/wrong lang | subs=true | Callout | Domain | Total | |------|--------------------|-----------|---------|--------|-------| #### Console / console-result blocks (Checks D, F) | File | Ellipsis | JSON errors | API Validation | Total | |------|----------|-------------|----------------|-------| #### ES|QL blocks (Check G) | File | Source cmd | Pipe cmd | SQL-ism | Total | |------|------------|----------|---------|-------| #### Painless blocks (Check H) | File | Unbalanced delimiters | Deprecated API | Unavailable API | Total | |------|-----------------------|----------------|-----------------|-------| ``` **Section 2 — Issue details**, one subsection per file: ```` #### `path/to/file.md` — Line N — Check X — Short title > **Issue:** description > **Suggestion:** fix ``` context lines around the error ^ ``` ```` For JSON errors include the `jq` error message and up to 2 lines of context around the offending line with a `^` pointer. For Painless inline scripts, note whether the issue is from a standalone block or an embedded triple-quoted string. If no issues are found: print "No issues found across all checked files." in place of Section 2. **Output mode:** print to console unless `--output <path>` was given, in which case write the report as a markdown file and confirm the path. --- ## Guidelines