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feat(blog): add Enrichments blog post with Mermaid diagrams - #113
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- Add content/posts/enrichments.md with the Enrichments feature post - Add enrichments-cover.png for the blog card and social preview - Configure rehype-mermaid in lib/posts.server.ts to render diagrams at build time - Add rehype-mermaid and playwright dependencies to support diagram rendering Signed-off-by: MIKE-4-prog <uzukwuekene.michael@gmail.com>
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Review comments at @content/posts/enrichments.md:
- Line 116: Update the broker replacement date in the “Unable to connect to
Kafka” notice to an unambiguous format, using a spelled-out month or ISO 8601
date while preserving the intended day.
Review comments at @lib/posts.server.ts:
- Line 41: Remove the unsupported svg option from the rehypeMermaid
configuration using the strategy "inline-svg"; if the mermaid-diagram class is
needed, apply it in a transformer after rehype-mermaid replaces the node.
- Line 40: Update the Mermaid configuration near the strategy setting to render
the dark variant by using the img-svg strategy and enabling its dark option,
replacing the current inline-svg configuration.
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- Line 17: Provision the Chromium browser binary required by rehype-mermaid in
both the Docker build and CI workflow after npm ci, using the supported
Playwright installation command; alternatively configure
launchOptions.executablePath to an already available browser, while preserving
the existing Playwright rendering flow.
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For **Playwright 1.64.1**, install the package and its matching browser binaries:
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For the Playwright library rather than the test runner:
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npm install -D playwright@1.64.1
npx playwright install
```
Playwright’s official docs say the install command downloads the browser binaries; `npx playwright install` installs the browsers for the version in your project. ([playwright.dev](https://playwright.dev/docs/intro))
To install only one browser, for example Chromium: `npx playwright install chromium`. ([playwright.dev](https://playwright.dev/docs/test-cli?utm_source=openai))
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- 1: https://playwright.dev/docs/intro
- 2: https://playwright.dev/docs/test-cli?utm_source=openai
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For **`rehype-mermaid@3.0.0`**, `inline-svg` is the default strategy: it outputs a rendered diagram as an inline `<svg>`. Rendering is asynchronous. ([github.com](https://github.com/remcohaszing/rehype-mermaid?utm_source=openai))
Outside a browser, the official README says to install Playwright and its Chromium browser:
```sh
npm install rehype-mermaid playwright
npx playwright install --with-deps chromium
```
The plugin’s `launchOptions` option passes browser launch options through, so you can specify a custom Playwright `executablePath` there. The exact option is provided by Playwright; its documentation cautions that using a browser other than Playwright’s bundled one is at your own risk. ([github.com](https://github.com/remcohaszing/rehype-mermaid?utm_source=openai))
```js
.use(rehypeMermaid, {
strategy: 'inline-svg',
launchOptions: { executablePath: '/path/to/browser' }
})
```
The versioned 3.0.0 published implementation confirms `inline-svg` is a supported strategy. The package’s current README is not itself version-pinned, so it may reflect documentation changes; the versioned implementation confirms the strategy, while the browser-install guidance comes from that README. ([app.unpkg.com](https://app.unpkg.com/rehype-mermaid%403.0.0/files/dist/rehype-mermaid.js?utm_source=openai))
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- 1: https://github.com/remcohaszing/rehype-mermaid?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://github.com/remcohaszing/rehype-mermaid?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://app.unpkg.com/rehype-mermaid%403.0.0/files/dist/rehype-mermaid.js?utm_source=openai
Provision Chromium for every post-rendering environment.
npm ci installs the Playwright package but not its browser binaries. The Docker image and CI workflow do not run npx playwright install, while rehype-mermaid uses Playwright to render inline SVGs. Provision Chromium in both the build and runtime environments, or configure launchOptions.executablePath to an available browser.
For a supported Playwright image, use:
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Review comment at @package.json at line 17:
Provision the Chromium browser binary required by rehype-mermaid in both the
Docker build and CI workflow after npm ci, using the supported Playwright
installation command; alternatively configure launchOptions.executablePath to an
already available browser, while preserving the existing Playwright rendering
flow.
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- Disambiguate the example fix date to November 12, 2026 - Remove unsupported svg option from rehype-mermaid config - Enable dark theme for Mermaid diagrams to fix contrast on dark backgrounds - Install Playwright Chromium in the CI workflow before the build - Update package.json build script to install Chromium before next build for Vercel Addresses CodeRabbit review on PR OpsiMate#113. Signed-off-by: MIKE-4-prog <uzukwuekene.michael@gmail.com>
CodeRabbit flagged the connector contrast in dark mode, but the blog's prose container is light, so the default light theme is much more legible against the white background. Addresses PR OpsiMate#113. Signed-off-by: MIKE-4-prog <uzukwuekene.michael@gmail.com>
…e cover - Redesign Mermaid diagrams for a cleaner, more modern layout - Add screenshot of the enriched alert from the guide - Update cover image to better match the post's theme Addresses review feedback on PR OpsiMate#113. Signed-off-by: MIKE-4-prog <uzukwuekene.michael@gmail.com>
Summary
Adds the Enrichments blog post to the OpsiMate website blog. This is the first post to use Mermaid diagrams for visual explanations, so the post relies on a small infrastructure change to render those diagrams at build time.
What was changed
content/posts/enrichments.mdwith the full blog post.public/images/enrichments-cover.pngfor the blog card and social preview.lib/posts.server.tsto runrehype-mermaidso Mermaid code blocks in blog posts render as inline SVGs.rehype-mermaidandplaywrighttopackage.jsonandpackage-lock.json.Why
The Enrichments feature is live in the docs and needs a blog post for developer relations and adoption. The post uses two conceptual diagrams, and rendering them at build time keeps the site fast and avoids shipping Mermaid JavaScript to the browser.
Testing
npm run build. Both blog posts generate successfully, and the Enrichments post takes longer than the Philosophy post because it renders two Mermaid diagrams.npm run devand confirmed the post renders correctly at/blog/enrichments, with the diagrams, captions, layout, and cover image all displaying as expected.Notes for the reviewer
posts.server.tschange affects how all blog posts process their markdown. The Philosophy post still renders correctly, so there is no regression.rehype-mermaiddepends on Playwright, which downloads a headless Chromium binary during install. That happens once on the CI machine or on a fresh local setup.opsimate-philosophy.mdfront matter format for consistency.Screenshots
The cover image and diagrams are visible at
http://localhost:3000/blog/enrichmentsafter runningnpm run dev.Summary by CodeRabbit