sdk2 release (#176)

* fix(doc): add to sidebar and remove alpha warnings

* docs: remove alpha

docs/.vuepress/configs/sidebar.ts

@@ -56,20 +56,7 @@ export const sidebar: Record<string, SidebarConfig> = {
         ]
       },
       {
-        text: 'SDK',
-        children: [
-            '/build/sdk/getting-started.md',
-            '/build/sdk/accounts.md',
-            '/build/sdk/collections.md',
-            '/build/sdk/tokens.md',
-            '/build/sdk/examples-nesting.md',
-            '/build/sdk/refungible.md',
-            '/build/sdk/sponsoring.md',
-            '/build/sdk/v2/migration.md'
-        ]
-      },
-      {
-        text: 'SDK-2.0 [Alpha]',
+        text: 'SDK-2.0',
         children: [
           '/build/sdk/v2/quick-start.md',
           '/build/sdk/v2/balances.md',
@@ -81,6 +68,19 @@ export const sidebar: Record<string, SidebarConfig> = {
           '/build/sdk/v2/dapps.md',
         ]
       },
+      {
+        text: 'SDK-1.0',
+        children: [
+            '/build/sdk/getting-started.md',
+            '/build/sdk/accounts.md',
+            '/build/sdk/collections.md',
+            '/build/sdk/tokens.md',
+            '/build/sdk/examples-nesting.md',
+            '/build/sdk/refungible.md',
+            '/build/sdk/sponsoring.md',
+            '/build/sdk/v2/migration.md'
+        ]
+      },
       {
         text: 'EVM',
         children: [
@@ -103,8 +103,8 @@ export const sidebar: Record<string, SidebarConfig> = {
       {
         text: 'Tech Concepts',
         children: [
-          '/about/tech-concepts/addresses',
-          '/about/tech-concepts/balances/index.md',
+          '/build/tech-concepts/addresses',
+          '/build/tech-concepts/balances/index.md',
         ]
       }
     ],

docs/build/sdk/v2/quick-start.md

@@ -12,19 +12,18 @@ All transactions require a fee so that you can use Opal tokens for test purposes
 
 Install `@unique-nft/sdk` for Unique Network interaction and `@unique-nft/sr25519` for account management.
 
-<!-- TODO remove alpha after release -->
 <CodeGroup>
  <CodeGroupItem title="NPM"  active>
 
 ```bash:no-line-numbers
-npm install @unique-nft/sdk@alpha @unique-nft/sr25519
+npm install @unique-nft/sdk @unique-nft/sr25519
 ```
 
  </CodeGroupItem>
  <CodeGroupItem title="YARN">
 
 ```bash:no-line-numbers
-yarn add @unique-nft/sdk@alpha @unique-nft/sr25519
+yarn add @unique-nft/sdk @unique-nft/sr25519
 ```
 
  </CodeGroupItem>

docs/about/tech-concepts/addresses/index.md → docs/build/tech-concepts/addresses/index.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 An address represents an identity - usually of a person or an organization - capable of making transactions or holding funds. 
 Although addresses are most often used to represent a person, that doesn't have to be the case. An address can be used to perform operations 
 on behalf of a user or another entity or to perform operations autonomously. In addition, any single person or entity could have multiple
-addresses for different purposes. All [our networks](../../networks.md) are Substrate-based blockchains, and you can have specialized addresses for holding funds that 
+addresses for different purposes. All [our networks](../../../about/networks.md) are Substrate-based blockchains, and you can have specialized addresses for holding funds that 
 are separate from addresses used for making transactions.
 
 ### Substrate addresses
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Address.substrate.decode('yGJ7zjEaVLKPVVM39VoHt1YQtwU2VCfGeRGHX4j2Ap8WzzB6L')
 
 The result is the following. Please note that both calls give the same result since we receive a public key, which is the same in both addresses; they are equal, just presented in different formats (Unique and Quartz). 
 
-![public key](../../images/array-address.png)
+![public key](../../../about/images/array-address.png)
 
 Now, let's use another decoder that will provide not only a public key as a result. 
 
@@ -56,9 +56,9 @@ array will be 42). This depends on how many bites are needed to store a prefix v
 Checksum is calculated using both prefix and public key. Thus, these values depend
 on the chain prefix, as well. 
 
-![full address](../../images/array-full.png)
+![full address](../../../about/images/array-full.png)
 
-![prefix 42](../../images/prefix42.png)
+![prefix 42](../../../about/images/prefix42.png)
 
 The reverse operation will show that the encoding and decoding work in both directions.