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Update rpc-providers.mdx #1159

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added blockjoy and fixed formatting for drpc and getblock

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@eullrich eullrich requested review from 0xmariniere and a team as code owners December 3, 2024 22:53
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The pull request introduces a new section for "BlockJoy" in the RPC & Node providers documentation. This section provides a detailed description of BlockJoy's services, emphasizing its focus on fast, dedicated, unmetered blockchain nodes hosted on bare metal, along with a one-click deployment option for fully synced OP archive nodes. It specifies the supported networks, including OP Mainnet and OP Sepolia, and outlines the compatible clients (reth, geth, and erigon). Additionally, the formatting of the "Supported Networks" sections for the existing providers "dRPC" and "GetBlock" has been modified to include a header, enhancing consistency and clarity in presentation. The changes aim to improve the documentation by adding a new provider and standardizing the format for listing supported networks.

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  • [RPC PROVIDER] Add PR title #885: This issue addresses the absence of GetBlock in the RPC providers documentation, which is relevant as the current PR expands the documentation to include BlockJoy, indicating ongoing efforts to enhance the provider listings.

Possibly related PRs

  • Add Chainstack to RPC providers #754: This PR adds Chainstack to the RPC providers documentation, similar to how the main PR introduces BlockJoy, indicating a related focus on expanding the list of RPC providers.
  • Update rpc-providers.mdx #1052: This PR adds Blockdaemon to the RPC providers documentation, which is directly related to the main PR's addition of BlockJoy, both enhancing the same section of the documentation.
  • Added Getblock RPC Details #1106: This PR adds GetBlock to the RPC providers documentation, which aligns with the main PR's purpose of expanding the RPC provider options by introducing BlockJoy.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
pages/builders/tools/connect/rpc-providers.mdx (2)

61-62: Standardize client names and list formatting

The client names should be properly formatted and the list should follow the same style as other sections:

-*   OP Mainnet ( reth, geth, and erigon clients )
-*   OP Sepolia
+*   OP Mainnet (supports `reth`, `geth`, and `erigon` clients)
+*   OP Sepolia

Inconsistent header capitalization found

There are inconsistencies in the capitalization of "Supported Networks" headers:

  • Most sections use "Supported networks" (lowercase 'networks')
  • dRPC and GetBlock sections use "Supported Networks" (uppercase 'Networks')

The document should maintain consistent header capitalization. The predominant style is lowercase "networks", so the headers in the dRPC and GetBlock sections should be updated to match.

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Line range hint 1-150: Verify header case consistency throughout the document

Let's check if other sections in the document have similar header capitalization issues.

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@sbvegan sbvegan merged commit 3b322f0 into ethereum-optimism:main Dec 28, 2024
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