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I'm not yet satisfied with the current codeOnly-implementation, introduced by my own pull-request: #109 . The undocumented code looks good, no question, but having the option to document it by other means would be better.
I'm thinking about placing a *.json.md (obviously containing pure markdown) just besides the *.json files, detecting their availability, and if available use them to render the documentation. Of course I would implement it more generic and take the filename of the current codeOnly-flag enabled file, appending a .md to it and go on as described above. This part would be really easy to implement, _but how to avoid doubled index entries_, if someone also renders any markdown-file by specifying **/*.md. That's the point where I'm stuck and need more research or an idea from someone else …
:thought_balloon:
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yep … and here we are: #115 ; 1 big comment-block and 1 big code-block, but enough to document the json-files for now … better than no documentation at all … (and no more ugly captions in the index too !)
I'm not yet satisfied with the current
codeOnly
-implementation, introduced by my own pull-request: #109 . The undocumented code looks good, no question, but having the option to document it by other means would be better.I'm thinking about placing a
*.json.md
(obviously containing pure markdown) just besides the*.json
files, detecting their availability, and if available use them to render the documentation. Of course I would implement it more generic and take the filename of the currentcodeOnly
-flag enabled file, appending a.md
to it and go on as described above. This part would be really easy to implement, _but how to avoid doubled index entries_, if someone also renders any markdown-file by specifying**/*.md
. That's the point where I'm stuck and need more research or an idea from someone else …:thought_balloon:
😳
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: