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Documentation should be available from GitHub pages #173
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I totally agree to this, and it has bothered me many times 😄 I see a couple of different ways of doing this:
I have some plans to migrate to Rebar3 in the near future, once I've solved the issues with Hamcrest (it's not Rebar3 compatible), and maybe this will become easier then. If you have any other suggestions, I'd be more than willing to hear them! |
Hexdocs publishing is now enabled for future versions. Here's the first version: https://hexdocs.pm/meck/0.8.7/ I'll still try to do something with Edown as well, because it would be nice to have the docs as Markdown on the home page, so I'll leave this issue open for now... |
+1 would be nice to have easy access from the github homepage :) Thanks for meck by the way! |
I didn't even know that there was API documentation until I decided to file an issue about it and found this one. |
Looks like the Online Documentation link from https://hex.pm/packages/meck is currently broken.
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@junhaodong It should be fixed now. Let me know if you have any other issues. Regarding the bigger issue, I plan to do a revamp of the README and the GitHub pages “soon”. Feedback for any specific wishes is very welcome! |
@eproxus: shall we open a separate issue to track that action? I can think of a few minor suggestions:
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@paulo-ferraz-oliveira Really nice list! Mirrors some of my thoughts already. Let’s keep the list here for the time being. |
Online documentation is broken again on Hex at https://hex.pm/packages/meck |
@jpaton Sigh, still the Rebar doc bug. Thanks for the heads up. Should be fixed now! |
I think that having to generate your own documentation is somewhat unwieldy -- would it be possible to publish an online version on http://eproxus.github.io/meck/?
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