# Content Data Configuration with KCL
# Structured content data for the KCL demo page

schema FeatureItem:
    title: str
    description: str
    icon: str
    benefits: [str]
    code_example?: str

schema HeroSection:
    title: str
    subtitle: str
    background: str
    cta: {
        text: str
        url: str
        style: str
    }

schema ContentData:
    hero: HeroSection
    features: [FeatureItem]
    testimonials: [TestimonialItem]
    stats: {str: int}

schema TestimonialItem:
    quote: str
    author: str
    role: str
    company: str
    avatar?: str

# Page content configuration
content: ContentData = {
    hero = {
        title = "KCL + Tera + Rust = 🚀"
        subtitle = "Type-safe configuration, powerful templates, and blazing-fast processing"
        background = "linear-gradient(135deg, #667eea 0%, #764ba2 100%)"
        cta = {
            text = "Explore the Code"
            url = "#features"
            style = "primary"
        }
    }

    features = [
        {
            title = "Type-Safe Configuration"
            description = "KCL provides compile-time validation and IntelliSense support"
            icon = "🛡️"
            benefits = [
                "Catch configuration errors at build time"
                "Auto-completion in VS Code"
                "Schema validation and documentation"
                "Refactoring support across configs"
            ]
            code_example = '''schema SiteConfig:
    title: str
    nav: [NavItem]

site: SiteConfig = {
    title = "My Site"
    nav = [
        { title = "Home", url = "/" }
    ]
}'''
        }
        {
            title = "Powerful Templating"
            description = "Tera templates with rich data context from KCL and frontmatter"
            icon = "📝"
            benefits = [
                "Jinja2-like syntax with Rust performance"
                "Automatic escaping and security"
                "Rich filter and function library"
                "Template inheritance and includes"
            ]
            code_example = '''<nav class="main-nav">
  {% for item in site.navigation %}
    <a href="{{ item.url }}"
       {% if item.external %}target="_blank"{% endif %}>
      {{ item.icon }} {{ item.title }}
    </a>
  {% endfor %}
</nav>'''
        }
        {
            title = "Rust-Powered Processing"
            description = "Lightning-fast Markdown processing and asset optimization"
            icon = "⚡"
            benefits = [
                "Blazing-fast Markdown compilation"
                "Memory-safe processing"
                "Parallel asset optimization"
                "Zero-cost abstractions"
            ]
            code_example = '''// Rust Markdown processing
use pulldown_cmark::{Parser, Options, html};

let mut options = Options::empty();
options.insert(Options::ENABLE_TABLES);
let parser = Parser::new_ext(markdown, options);
html::push_html(&mut output, parser);'''
        }
    ]

    testimonials = [
        {
            quote = "The combination of KCL's type safety with Tera's flexibility is a game-changer for our static site workflow."
            author = "Sarah Chen"
            role = "Lead Developer"
            company = "TechCorp"
            avatar = "/images/avatars/sarah.jpg"
        }
        {
            quote = "Moving from YAML to KCL eliminated entire classes of configuration bugs. The schema validation is incredible."
            author = "Miguel Rodriguez"
            role = "DevOps Engineer"
            company = "CloudStart"
            avatar = "/images/avatars/miguel.jpg"
        }
        {
            quote = "The performance improvement over our previous Node.js setup is dramatic. Rust + KCL + Tera is the perfect stack."
            author = "Alex Kumar"
            role = "Full Stack Developer"
            company = "FastSites"
            avatar = "/images/avatars/alex.jpg"
        }
    ]

    stats = {
        "Build Speed Improvement" = 300  # 3x faster
        "Configuration Errors Eliminated" = 95  # 95% reduction
        "Memory Usage Reduction" = 60   # 60% less memory
        "Developer Satisfaction" = 98   # 98% satisfaction rate
    }
}