[docs] Explore typedocs #1212
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I have rebased on v4.0.0-alpha.36 |
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A quick and dirty poc to see what we can get: https://deploy-preview-1212--material-ui-x.netlify.app/. I initially I was only working on #1213, this turned out to be easier to put together than I thought.
It takes ~44s to generate, for 100 pages. We can probably make it faster, for instance, we don't care about listing all the HTMLDivElement props:
@DanailH One interesting thing with these pages is that we can easily spot modules that aren't prefixed with
Grid😆, e.g. FilterModelState or isFunction that should be private.