### Getting Started: Install Uniform Connector

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Instructions for installing the Uniform Connector. This is a crucial step in the 'Getting Started' guide for integrating Uniform with your project.

```bash
# Example installation command using npm
npm install @uniformdev/cli @uniformdev/connector
```

--------------------------------

### Getting Started: Jamstack for Sitecore MVC Tutorial

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Tutorial for setting up Jamstack with Sitecore MVC. This guide is part of the 'Getting Started' section.

```csharp
// Example C# code for Sitecore MVC integration (details omitted as per source)
// This would involve MVC specific configurations and Sitecore integration points.
```

--------------------------------

### Getting Started: Jamstack for Sitecore JSS (Next.js) Tutorial

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Tutorial for setting up Jamstack with Sitecore JSS using Next.js. This guide is part of the 'Getting Started' section.

```javascript
// Example Next.js code for Sitecore JSS integration (details omitted as per source)
// This would involve Next.js specific configurations and Sitecore JSS components.
```

--------------------------------

### How to Run Custom Deployment Commands

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

This guide explains how to run custom deployment commands. It is part of the 'How to guides' for deployment.

```bash
# Example of running a custom deployment script
./scripts/deploy.sh
```

--------------------------------

### How to Serve Dynamic Content from Sitecore

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

This guide explains how to serve dynamic content from Sitecore. It is part of the 'How to guides' for deployment.

```csharp
// Example C# code snippet for Sitecore integration (details omitted as per source)
// This would typically involve Sitecore APIs for content retrieval.
```

--------------------------------

### How to Create a Site Configuration

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Guide on how to create a site configuration. This is a fundamental step in setting up Uniform for a project.

```json
{
  "site": {
    "name": "my-new-site",
    "baseUrl": "https://example.com"
  }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Start Docker Application with Compose

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/getting-started/cdn/akamai/local-dev-environment

Execute this command to start the entire Docker application, including all configured containers, using Docker Compose.

```bash
.\Compose.ps1
```

--------------------------------

### Start Next.js Development Server

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/getting-started/sitecore-jss-nextjs-tutorial

Run this command to start the Next.js development server. This enables hot reloading for instant feedback on code changes.

```bash
npm run dev
```

--------------------------------

### How to Deploy to Cloudflare Workers (Development)

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

This guide provides instructions for deploying to Cloudflare Workers in a development environment. It is part of the 'How to guides' for deployment.

```bash
# Example development command (specifics may vary)
wrangler dev
```

--------------------------------

### Start Uniform Service

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/how-tos/how-to-deploy-to-akamai-netstorage

Run this command in the terminal from your Uniform service's root folder to start the service.

```bash
npm run start
```

--------------------------------

### Install Sitecore JSS CLI

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/getting-started/sitecore-jss-nextjs-tutorial

Installs the Sitecore JSS CLI globally. Recommended for managing Sitecore JSS projects.

```bash
npm i @sitecore-jss/sitecore-jss-cli -g
```

--------------------------------

### How to Deploy to Cloudflare Workers (Production)

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

This guide provides instructions for deploying to Cloudflare Workers in a production environment. It is part of the 'How to guides' for deployment.

```bash
# Example deployment command (specifics may vary)
wrangler publish
```

--------------------------------

### Example Sitecore Campaign Query String

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/reference/tracking/configuration

An example of a Sitecore campaign query string parameter that can be added to a URL for tracking.

```text
sc_camp=5704C80F7DD3491393C9B2AF1D485801
```

--------------------------------

### Azure Storage Connection Details Example

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/how-tos/how-to-configure-media-sync-azure

Example format for Azure Storage connection details including container name, connection string, and primary endpoint.

```text
container name: your_container_nameconnection string: DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=mvcsitedemoaccount;AccountKey=xndvf_some_letters_and_numbers_Wia6CA==;EndpointSuffix=core.windows.netprimary endpoint: https://mvcsitedemoaccount.z6.web.core.windows.net/
```

--------------------------------

### Install react-jotform-embed

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/how-tos/how-to-setup-sitecore-forms

Install the Jotform embed package for React applications. Use '--legacy-peer-deps' if encountering peer dependency issues.

```bash
npm install react-jotform-embed --legacy-peer-deps
```

--------------------------------

### Filter Configuration Example

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/reference/integration/sitecore-xdb/historical-data

An example of how to configure filters in Sitecore XML configuration to specify which historical data to expose.

```APIDOC
## Filter Configuration

Filters are configured in Sitecore config under `uniform > xdb > activity > filters` to determine which data from Sitecore Xdb to expose.

### Example Filter Structure
```xml
<default>
    <sites>
        <site name="*" />
    </sites>
    <campaigns>
        <campaigns2020 start="2020" startFormat="yyyy" end="2021" endFormat="yyyy">
            <email2020>{6EE47820-3747-4BA8-88BE-4E9BDA8F22EC}</email2020>
        </campaigns2020>
    </campaigns>
    <events>
        <goals2020 start="2020" startFormat="yyyy" end="2021" endFormat="yyyy">
            <brochuresRequest>{968897F1-328A-489D-88E8-BE78F4370958}</brochuresRequest>
            <register>{8FFB183B-DA1A-4C74-8F3A-9729E9FCFF6A}</register>
        </goals2020>
        <pageEvents>
            <putInBasket>{5E31CCE2-78F7-4C16-83E2-E701B7B14AD5}</putInBasket>
        </pageEvents>
    </events>
    <pageViews>
        <year2019 start="2019" startFormat="yyyy" end="2020" endFormat="yyyy" />
    </pageViews>
</default>
```

### Site Selectors
Filters can specify which Sitecore sites to read data from.

#### Include all sites
```xml
<sites>
    <site name="*" />
</sites>
```

#### Include sites by name
```xml
<sites>
    <site name="prod-site" />
    <site name="staging-site" />
</sites>
```

#### Include sites using wildcards
```xml
<sites>
    <site name="prod*" />
    <site name="staging*" />
</sites>
```
```

--------------------------------

### How to Track Custom Visit Activity

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

This guide provides instructions on how to track custom visit activity using the Uniform tracker. It includes examples of using tracker event handlers in MVC sites.

```javascript
import { Tracker } from "@uniformdev/tracker";

const tracker = new Tracker({
  projectId: "YOUR_PROJECT_ID",
});

// Example of tracking a custom event:
tracker.track('customEvent', { detail: 'some value' });
```

--------------------------------

### How to Configure Multilingual Sites

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Guide on configuring multilingual sites. This includes details on site configurations and adjusting FetchHost.

```json
{
  "site": {
    "name": "mysite",
    "hostName": "localhost",
    "language": "en"
  }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Render Service Example URIs

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/reference/api-reference

Examples of URIs for the Render Service, showing requests with and without additional query parameters like 'uniform_datasource'.

```http
https://<sitecore-host>/uniform/api/content/website/render/ff024edd-44fb-42ef-9ecd-1e8daf706386/a7ab411c-f894-4142-b069-48ef67431d36?token=12345
```

```http
https://<sitecore-host>/uniform/api/content/website/render/ff024edd-44fb-42ef-9ecd-1e8daf706386/a7ab411c-f894-4142-b069-48ef67431d36?token=12345&uniform_datasource=f39aa710-4231-45f8-a075-975bb41099a7
```

--------------------------------

### Akamai Purge Service Configuration Example

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/getting-started/cdn/akamai/cache-purge

Example of an Akamai API URL for cache purging. Ensure you prepend 'https://' to the provided host value.

```text
https://akab-0000000000000000-0000000000000000.luna.akamaiapis.net
```

--------------------------------

### Start Docker Registry Container

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/getting-started/cdn/akamai/local-dev-environment

Starts a Docker container to host a Docker image registry on port 6000. Adjust the port if it's already in use.

```bash
docker run -d -p 6000:6000 --name registry registry:2
```

--------------------------------

### Multilingual Site Configurations Example

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/how-tos/how-to-create-site-configuration

Define multiple Site Configurations for the same Sitecore site definition to support different content languages.

```xml
<siteConfiguration name="habiat_en">  <site inherits="habitat" language="en" /></siteConfiguration>
<siteConfiguration name="habitat_fr">  <site inherits="habitat" language="fr" /></siteConfiguration>
```

--------------------------------

### How to Adjust FetchHost

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Instructions on how to adjust the FetchHost setting for site configurations, relevant for multilingual site setups.

```json
{
  "site": {
    "name": "mysite",
    "fetchHost": "api.example.com"
  }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Map Service Configuration with Include/Exclude Rules

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/reference/api-reference

Example configuration for the Map Service, demonstrating how to define include and exclude rules using item IDs.

```xml
<mapNodeService type="Uniform.Services.MapNodeService, Uniform.Content.Sitecore" singleInstance="true">
  <!--   <excludeRules hint="raw:AddExcludeRule">
                <home id="f1c51eb5-1828-4e46-8be8-09350bdcda5b" type="Uniform.ExcludeRules.ItemIdRule, Uniform.Content.Sitecore" />
    </excludeRules>    -->
   <includeRules hint="raw:AddIncludeRule">
     <home id="f1c51eb5-1828-4e46-8be8-09350bdcda5b" type="Uniform.ExcludeRules.ItemIdRule, Uniform.Content.Sitecore" />
   </includeRules>
</mapNodeService>
```

--------------------------------

### Sitecore MVC Tutorial Error Example

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/getting-started/sitecore-mvc-tutorial

This is an example of a connection error that may occur if certificate validation fails when connecting to a Sitecore instance over HTTPS with a self-signed certificate.

```json
{
  "message": "reason: unable to verify the first certificate",
  "type": "system",
  "errno": "UNABLE_TO_VERIFY_LEAF_SIGNATURE",
  "code": "UNABLE_TO_VERIFY_LEAF_SIGNATURE"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Sitecore Interaction as Uniform Visit

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/reference/integration/sitecore-xdb/historical-data

Example of a Sitecore interaction exposed as a Uniform visit, showing core interaction properties.

```json
{
    "id": "2f840848-3287-43e8-9f03-49aec64822ee",
    "visitorId": "4f59ebcc-f921-4c8d-a296-85565c1db8e0",
    "start": "2020-01-02T08:00:00.000Z",
    "end": "2020-01-02T8:15:00.000Z",
    "updated": "2020-01-02T8:15:00.000Z",
    "data": {}
}
```

--------------------------------

### How to Migrate from MVC to React

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Guide on migrating a project from an MVC architecture to a React-based frontend. This is part of the 'How To's' for deployment.

```javascript
// Example React code snippet (details omitted as per source)
// This would involve setting up React components and potentially a new routing strategy.
```

--------------------------------

### Run Sitecore JSS Next.js SSR Server

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/getting-started/sitecore-jss-nextjs-tutorial

Build the application and start the SSR server for previewing or troubleshooting. This command runs both build and start-server.

```bash
npm run build
npm run start-server
```

```bash
npm start
```

--------------------------------

### Handle Invalid GUIDs in XML Configuration

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/how-tos/integration/sitecore-xdb/historical-data

When an invalid GUID is specified for a template ID in the historical data service configuration, Uniform will log an error and ignore the invalid entry. This example shows the configuration with an invalid ID and the resulting log message.

```xml
<pages start="2020" startFormat="yyyy" end="2021" endFormat="yyyy">
  <articles type="template">xxxx</articles>
</pages>
```

```log
14260 07:00:00 ERROR ==  UNIFORM  ==   HistoricalDataSettings - The specified value is not a valid guid. (value: xxxx)
```

```xml
<pages start="2020" startFormat="yyyy" end="2021" endFormat="yyyy"></pages>
```

--------------------------------

### Clone Starter Repo

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/getting-started/sitecore-mvc-tutorial

Clone the starter repository to begin setting up your Sitecore MVC site with Next.js.

```bash
git clone https://github.com/uniformdev/sitecore-mvc-nextjs-starterkit
```

--------------------------------

### Sitecore 'Attempt by method' Server Error

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/upgrade-guide

This server error typically arises during the installation of the Uniform package. It suggests a configuration issue during the service collection setup.

```text
Attempt by method 'Uniform.UpmSscServiceConfigurator.Configure(Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.IServiceCollection)' to access method 'Uniform.Assert.ArgumentNotNull(System.Object, System.String)' failed.
```

--------------------------------

### Programmatic Akamai Cache Purge

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/how-tos/cdn/akamai/cache-purge

Trigger Akamai cache purge operations using the Uniform API. This example demonstrates how to get dependent pages for an item and then send a purge command.

```csharp
//Get an item from somewhere...Sitecore.Data.Items.Item item = null;
//Get the home item for the site.var homeItem = Sitecore.Context.Site.GetHomeItem(Sitecore.Context.Database);
//Get the dependent pages for the item.var args = new Uniform.Pipelines.GetDependentPages.GetDependentPagesArgs(item, homeItem);
Uniform.Pipelines.GetDependentPages.GetDependentPagesPipeline.Run(args);
//Get the item ids for the dependent pages.var itemIds = args.DependentPages.Select(i => i.ID);
//Get the component that sends cache purge commands to Akamai.var provider = new Uniform.Cache.AkamaiCacheProvider();
//Send the cache purge command.var args2 = new Uniform.Cache.PurgeArgs("my-site", Sitecore.Context.Database, itemIds);
var results = provider.Purge(args2);
```

--------------------------------

### How to Deploy to Netlify

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Instructions for deploying your project to Netlify. This is part of the 'How To's' for deployment.

```bash
# Example Netlify deployment command (details omitted as per source)
# This might involve Netlify CLI or CI/CD configurations.
```

--------------------------------

### Complete .env File Configuration

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/getting-started/sitecore-mvc-tutorial

This example shows a complete .env file including settings for Sitecore connection and handling self-signed certificates for HTTPS connections. Ensure these are correctly configured for your environment.

```env
# the Sitecore endpoint where Uniform Connector is installed and configuredUNIFORM_API_URL=http://your-sitecore-host# the value of the Uniform.API.Token setting specified in Sitecore config file.UNIFORM_API_TOKEN=12345#if you are running on https, this variable is also needed, otherwise you'll receive "Unable to verify leaf-signature" errors:NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0
```

--------------------------------

### Clone Starter Repository

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/getting-started/sitecore-jss-nextjs-tutorial

Clones the Sitecore JSS Next.js starter kit repository from GitHub.

```bash
git clone https://github.com/uniformdev/sitecore-jss-nextjs-starterkit
```

--------------------------------

### How to Configure Preview on Netlify

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Instructions for configuring preview deployments on Netlify. This is part of the 'How To's' for deployment.

```bash
# Example Netlify configuration for preview deployments (details omitted as per source)
# This might involve netlify.toml settings or environment variables.
```

--------------------------------

### Serve Static Exported Site

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/getting-started/sitecore-mvc-tutorial

Use 'npx serve out' to start a static file server on the '/out' folder. This command serves the statically exported content from localhost:5000, allowing you to preview the deployed site.

```bash
npx serve out
```

--------------------------------

### Enable Static Website Hosting

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/how-tos/how-to-deploy-to-azure-blob-storage

Enables static website hosting on your storage account, specifying the index and 404 documents.

```bash
az storage blob service-properties update --account-name <YOUR-STORAGE-ACCOUNT-NAME> --static-website --404-document 404/index.html --index-document index.html
```

--------------------------------

### Uniform Map API Response Example

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/getting-started/sitecore-jss-nextjs-tutorial

Example JSON response from the Uniform Map API, indicating page structure and metadata.

```json
{
  "isPage":true,
  "lastModified":"2021-02-19T17:21:56",
  "children":{
     "about":{
        "isPage":true,
        "lastModified":"2021-02-19T17:10:30",
        "children":{

                    },
        "name":"About",
        "id":"f9e9b998-3fcc-4a2d-905e-fa2a35091d8e",
        "template":"Page"
     }
  },
  "name":"Home",
  "id":"041c8a04-1760-42a2-81a3-53ca4ae1f705",
  "template":"Page"}
```

--------------------------------

### Configure CORS for GET Requests

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/how-tos/how-to-deploy-to-azure-blob-storage

Adds CORS support to the storage account, allowing GET requests from any origin. This is necessary for web access.

```bash
az storage cors add --account-name <YOUR-STORAGE-ACCOUNT-NAME> --services b --methods GET --origins '*'
```

--------------------------------

### How to Configure FullDeploymentRules (v4.0.1 only)

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Instructions for configuring FullDeploymentRules, specific to version 4.0.1. This is part of the 'How To's' for deployment.

```json
{
  "deploymentRules": {
    "full": true
  }
}
```

--------------------------------

### How to Deploy to Azure Blob Storage

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Instructions for deploying your project artifacts to Azure Blob Storage. This is part of the 'How To's' for deployment.

```bash
# Example command for uploading to Azure Blob Storage (details omitted as per source)
# This might use Azure CLI or SDKs.
```

--------------------------------

### Custom publish command execution log

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/how-tos/how-to-run-custom-deployment-commands

This log excerpt shows the Uniform service initializing the CustomPublishProvider and executing the configured custom command. It highlights how the `__DIR__` variable is replaced with the actual temporary directory path during deployment.

```log
07/02-12:26:31  info: Initializing CustomPublishProvider
07/02-12:26:31  info: Initializing CustomPublishProvider with command: npx ncp __DIR__ out && echo "Deployed successfully"
```

```log
07/02-12:26:47  info: Deploying C:\...\jss-site-next\.temp\h (CustomPublishProvider)
```

--------------------------------

### Page Service Example URIs

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/reference/api-reference

Examples of URIs for the Page Service, demonstrating requests for the 'Home' page and a 'Contact Us' page using its path or item ID.

```http
https://<sitecore-host>/uniform/api/content/website/page
```

```http
https://<sitecore-host>/uniform/api/content/website/page/contact-us
```

```http
https://<sitecore-host>/uniform/api/content/website/page/{A2ECFDD7-7380-4252-BF21-F002DF3A8C46}
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Site Configurations for Multilingual Sites

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/how-tos/how-to-configure-multilingual-sites

Define separate site configurations for each language, specifying deployment service URLs and environment variables like the site name and storage connection strings. This example shows configurations for 'habitat-en-ca' and 'habitat-en-fr'.

```xml
<sitecore>
    <uniform>
      <siteConfigurations>
        <siteConfiguration name="habitat-en-ca">
          <deployment>
            <deploymentService set:ref="uniform/services/hostedDeploymentService">
              <ServiceUrl>http://localhost:3000</ServiceUrl>
              <environmentVariables hint="raw:AddEnvironmentVariable">
                <variable name="UNIFORM_API_SITENAME">habitat-en-ca</variable>
                ...
                <variable name="AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING">CONNECTION_STRING_FOR_EN-CA_SITE</variable>
              </environmentVariables>
            </deploymentService>
                 </deployment>
        </siteConfiguration>
        <siteConfiguration name="habitat-en-fr">
          <deployment>
            <deploymentService set:ref="uniform/services/hostedDeploymentService">
              <ServiceUrl>http://localhost:3000</ServiceUrl>
              <environmentVariables hint="raw:AddEnvironmentVariable">
                <variable name="UNIFORM_API_SITENAME">habitat-en-fr</variable>
                ...
                <variable name="AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING">CONNECTION_STRING_FOR_EN-FR_SITE</variable>
              </environmentVariables>
            </deploymentService>
                 </deployment>
        </siteConfiguration>
      </siteConfigurations>
    </uniform>
  </sitecore>
```

--------------------------------

### How to Configure Incremental Content Sync

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Instructions for configuring Incremental Content Sync. This is part of the 'How To's' for deployment.

```json
{
  "sync": {
    "incremental": true,
    "strategy": "content"
  }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Filter Single Campaign with Start Date

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/reference/integration/sitecore-xdb/historical-data

Retrieve interactions for a specific campaign that started on or after a specified date. The date format must be a supported .NET format specifier.

```xml
<campaigns>
    <before2021 start="2020" startFormat="yyyy">
        <email2020>{6EE47820-3747-4BA8-88BE-4E9BDA8F22EC}</email2020>
    </before2021>
</campaigns>
```

--------------------------------

### Install Cloudflare Wrangler CLI

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/getting-started/cdn/cloudflare/site-configuration

Install the Cloudflare Wrangler CLI globally using npm to manage Cloudflare Workers. This command also logs you into your Cloudflare account.

```bash
npm install @cloudflare/wrangler -g
wrangler login
```

--------------------------------

### How to Add a Deployment Service to a Site Configuration

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Instructions on adding a deployment service to an existing site configuration. This links your site to a specific deployment provider.

```json
{
  "site": {
    "name": "my-site",
    "deploymentService": {
      "provider": "netlify",
      "url": "https://api.netlify.com/api/v1/sites"
    }
  }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Filter Page Events with Start and End Dates

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/reference/integration/sitecore-xdb/historical-data

Retrieve page events that started on or after a specific date and ended on or before another date. Page events are configured under the 'events' section.

```xml
<events>
    <suspect2020 start="2020" startFormat="yyyy" end="2021" endFormat="yyyy">
        <invalidCoupon>{9775F496-295D-4D9D-B2E2-C6742FE8EC09}</invalidCoupon>
    </suspect2020>
</events>
```

--------------------------------

### Example Edge Context Debug Script Block

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/reference/personalization/edge/context

This is an example of the script block generated when Edge Context debug mode is enabled in an MVC view. It contains JSON with context variables.

```html
<script type="application/json" id="__ESI_CONTEXT__">{
    "enabled": true,
    "debug": true,
    "variables": {
        "ESI_CONTEXT_campaigns": "",
        "ESI_CONTEXT_goals": "",
        "ESI_CONTEXT_testing": "",
        "ESI_CONTEXT_cookies_testing": "",
        "ESI_CONTEXT_profiles_scores": "",
        "ESI_CONTEXT_personalization_rules": ""
    }
}</script>
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Full Deployment Rules in Sitecore

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/how-tos/how-to-configure-incremental-static-site-generation

Add full deployment rules to your site configuration to trigger static site generation when specific items are modified. This example shows how to include an Item ID rule.

```xml
<sitecore>
    <uniform>
      <siteConfigurations>
        <siteConfiguration name="uniform-mvc-kit">
          <deployment>
            <deploymentScopeService ref="uniform/services/incrementalDeploymentScopeService" singleInstance="false">
              <fullDeploymentRules hint="raw:AddFullDeploymentRule">
                <ItemIdRule1 type="Uniform.ExcludeRules.ItemIdRule, Uniform.Content.Sitecore" id="{A4446E41-9DE2-446C-A3FE-C9986A255A9E}" />
              </fullDeploymentRules>
              ...

```

--------------------------------

### ESI Conditional Logic Example

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/reference/personalization/edge/personalization-logic

This example shows a basic conditional statement in ESI language. It compares the value retrieved from the ESI_CONTEXT_personalization_rules dictionary for a specific rendering ID against a rule ID.

```esi
$(ESI_CONTEXT_personalization_rules{'RENDERING ID'})=='RULE ID'
```

--------------------------------

### Filter Page Views by Item/Template and Start Date

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/reference/integration/sitecore-xdb/historical-data

Retrieve page views for a specific item or template, starting from a specified date. This allows for targeted retrieval of historical page view data.

```xml
<pageViews>
    <pages start="2020" startFormat="yyyy">
        <promo1 type="item">{C7A0E9A5-F64E-4614-AAD1-9B1B87C1EFC0}</promo1>
        <promo1 type="template">{C7A0E9A5-F64E-4614-AAD1-9B1B87C1EFC0}</promo1>
    </pages>
</pageViews>
```

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### Navigate to Worker Directory and Install Uniform ESI Package

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/getting-started/cdn/cloudflare/site-configuration

Change into the newly created worker directory and install the Uniform ESI package for Cloudflare. This package provides Edge Side Includes functionality for the worker.

```bash
cd my-worker
npm i @uniformdev/esi-edge-cloudflare
```

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### Configure .env for Sitecore Connection

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/getting-started/sitecore-mvc-tutorial

Set up the .env file with connection details for your Sitecore instance and Uniform Connector. Ensure UNIFORM_API_URL and UNIFORM_API_TOKEN are correctly set.

```env
# the Sitecore endpoint where Uniform Connector is installed and configuredUNIFORM_API_URL=http://your-sitecore-host# the value of the Uniform.API.Token setting specified in Sitecore config file.UNIFORM_API_TOKEN=12345
```

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### Get Sitecore Context

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/optimize/getting-started/front-end/jss/react/optimize-only

Retrieve the Sitecore context within your layout component before returning its JSX.

```javascript
const { sitecoreContext } = useSitecoreContext();
```

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### Create Azure App Service Plan

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/how-tos/how-to-host-static-export-service-in-azure-devops

Create a Linux-based App Service plan for hosting your web application. The SKU 'B1' is used here, but can be adjusted based on performance and cost requirements.

```bash
az appservice plan create --name UniformAppServicePlan --resource-group UniformResources --is-linux --sku B1
```

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### How to Control Next.js Threads

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/whats-new/docs

Guide on controlling Next.js threads during deployment. This is part of the 'How To's' for deployment.

```javascript
// Example configuration for controlling Next.js threads (details omitted as per source)
// This might involve environment variables or build script configurations.
```

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### Fetch Host Debug Log

Source: https://docs.uniform.dev/sitecore/deploy/how-tos/how-to-create-site-configuration

Example of a debug log message showing the URI being fetched by the Page Service.

```log
INFO  ==  UNIFORM  ==   Fetching URI: http://mvc-sc.unfrm.space/uniform/api/content/mvcsite/map?uniform_token=12345
```