Closed philss closed 3 years ago
An observation is that I couldn't generate docs for all the modules. Some of the HTML is breaking Edoc for about 4 modules, and I don't think it worth to fix them all. I will investigate more later today.
An observation is that I couldn't generate docs for all the modules. Some of the HTML is breaking Edoc for about 4 modules, and I don't think it worth to fix them all. I will investigate more later today.
I've found this before as well. There are some documentation strings that have broken HTML tags, where there is an opening but no closing tag. I guess the library/code used to convert HTML to markdown in the generation of documentation for the Elixir client is handling this kind of unexpected input?
I've found this before as well. There are some documentation strings that have broken HTML tags, where there is an opening but no closing tag. I guess the library/code used to convert HTML to markdown in the generation of documentation for the Elixir client is handling this kind of unexpected input?
It is ignoring the problems and rendering a broken HTML for those modules. It is not good, but at least it is possible to read something. I will try to solve some of problems, but I'm not sure if in this PR or a new one. But I will let you know.
@jfacorro I couldn't fix all the issues today :/ There are 3 remaining. I will merge this PR and open an issue to tackle that another time. :)
@jfacorro I couldn't fix all the issues today :/ There are 3 remaining. I will merge this PR and open an issue to tackle that another time. :)
That sounds awesome. Thank you!
This PR makes the generated EDoc documentation (Erlang) more easier to read and more concise, according to rules from the Wiki notation.
Demo
:point_right: https://tmp-aws-docs-erlang-dxsraxvsv.vercel.app/ The generated code is in the following PR: https://github.com/aws-beam/aws-erlang/pull/37