i18n(ko-KR): update rendering.mdx

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Description

• update rendering.mdx

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Introduced a new guide explaining the system's dynamic content rendering process.
  • Outlines key behaviors including default page handling and redirection for missing content.

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Walkthrough

A new markdown documentation file (rendering.mdx) has been added under the Korean docs section to explain StudioCMS's dynamic rendering system. The document outlines the control flow for handling every route using a slug parameter, fetching page data via the SDK, and conditionally redirecting to a 404 page if the data is missing. It also illustrates how page metadata such as title, description, and hero image are incorporated into the layout for content rendering.

Changes

File(s) changed	Change Summary
src/content/docs/ko/utils/rendering.mdx	New file added that documents StudioCMS' rendering system in Korean, including route handling, dynamic data fetching, and conditional rendering behaviors.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Router
    participant SDK
    participant Layout

    User ->> Router: Request page (with slug parameter)
    Router ->> SDK: Fetch page data (default to "index" if not provided)
    SDK -->> Router: Return page data or null
    alt Page exists
        Router ->> Layout: Render page with title, description, and hero image
        Layout ->> User: Return rendered page content
    else Page not found
        Router ->> User: Redirect to 404 page
    end

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Possibly related PRs

• i18n(es): translate studiocms-markdoc, studiocms-mdx , and rendering.mdx documentation files #28: Introduces a rendering.mdx file outlining the rendering system in another language, indicating similarities in content structure.
• i18n(fr): add utils/rendering #35: Adds a markdown file for the StudioCMS rendering system in French, mirroring the approach and layout found in this Korean version.

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Suggested reviewers

• Adammatthiesen

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

src/content/docs/ko/utils/rendering.mdx (2)

1-7: Review Metadata Frontmatter

The frontmatter section is well-formed, setting up the document metadata (i18n readiness, title, description, and sidebar order) correctly. Verify that the key i18nReady aligns with the broader documentation system’s conventions.

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13-39: Astro Code Block Example

The example code snippet is well-constructed and demonstrates the intended control flow:

• It correctly defaults the slug parameter to 'index' when absent.
• The page data is fetched using the StudioCMS SDK, and a missing page is gracefully handled with a redirect to /404.
• Extraction of page metadata and the use of a layout wrapper help illustrate the rendering logic.

One potential enhancement is to consider adding error handling for scenarios where the SDK call might fail (e.g., due to network issues). Although this may be beyond the scope of the documentation example, noting it could help readers who adapt this pattern in production.

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src/content/docs/ko/utils/rendering.mdx (1)

9-12: Introductory Text Clarity

The prose before the code block clearly explains that this document describes the dynamic rendering system and its handling of routes. It provides a straightforward context for the example below.