Open hemangandhi opened 5 years ago
Thanks =) I will try this out soon
Let me play around in your fork. It's an interesting idea
https://github.com/hemangandhi/functional-programming-jargon.rs/blob/doctest/DOCTEST_TODO.md
^ this is my vision so far, though I definitely don't expect the last goal to happen/get merged in any time soon.
@hemangandhi Great ideas! I love it. I can work on the linting issues tonight. I was actually checking out how to enable RustDoc the other day according to your example folk but I got confused ... ;)...
Also, if you are interested in turning this into an actual module, let's do this in a separate project. Come and join us on telegram =) https://t.me/joinchat/Hj2nWg58UEWmMFprHvs-iQ
We have half solved this issue because now we have a documentation automatically generated on crates.io
I was wondering if rustdoc was useful for this project (more or less fiddling to get maximal mileage out of rust's tooling).
Particularly, I have a small experiment in a fork. I was wondering if getting the rest of the README into such a format would be reasonable. I think there are a few advantages:
#[test]
keeps the source in one place and automatically ensures consistency.target/docs
).This seems to have a few drawbacks:
///
with md formatting) might make linting and editing harder.If this is interesting, I've also experimented on the azure pipeline, so was wondering how to test that?