spek - OpenSpec Static Site

Version updated for https://github.com/kewang/spek to version v1.1.0.

  • This action is used across all versions by ? repositories.

Action Type

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Action Summary

The spek GitHub Action provides a lightweight, read-only viewer for managing and navigating OpenSpec content locally. It automates tasks like browsing structured specifications, tracking changes, monitoring task progress, and conducting full-text searches, offering a user-friendly alternative to reading raw Markdown files. Key features include a searchable dashboard, BDD syntax highlighting, revision history tracking, and compatibility with web browsers, VS Code, and IntelliJ, making it a versatile tool for organizing and visualizing specification data.

What’s Changed

  • Add table-of-contents (TOC) sidebar to spec detail pages — sticky navigation lists all h2/h3 headings, with scrollspy highlighting and smooth scrolling on click
  • Add TOC sidebar to change detail pages for the Proposal, Design, and Specs tabs (Tasks tab excluded); TOC updates when switching tabs
  • Persist the active tab in the change detail URL (?tab=<id>) and support deep links with both tab + hash (e.g., ?tab=design#decision-1)
  • Specs tab: prefix each delta spec’s heading ids with <topic>-- so multiple specs with the same heading text no longer collide
  • Support URL hash anchors on spec detail pages (e.g., /specs/foo#requirement-bar scrolls to that heading)
  • Expand spec items in the VS Code sidebar to reveal their headings as child nodes; clicking a heading opens the webview at the corresponding section
  • Add extractHeadings and slugifyHeading utilities to @spek/core for shared heading parsing across web and extension hosts
  • Web: reloads and direct URL visits now restore the most recent repo from localStorage instead of bouncing back to the repo-selection page