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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 57ff2288df99b4dd8a6adae850b7396d5b00bc71 and 2184391f8604bfb921f3c9dc16d0ccc6e7016a2b.
Walkthrough
The changes reflect a comprehensive transition from Rust-based documentation tools, specifically mdbook, to a Python-centric approach utilizing mkdocs. This includes modifications to configuration files, build workflows, and documentation structure, emphasizing a new strategy for generating and serving documentation. New files and sections have been introduced for Python bindings and CLI documentation, while obsolete Rust-related files have been removed or repurposed.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
.config/.readthedocs.yaml, .github/workflows/build-docs.yml, .gitignore, .pre-commit-config.yaml, .vscode/tasks.json, README.md, docs/README.md, docs/mkdocs.yml, docs/requirements.txt, docs/pyproject.toml |
Transitioned documentation generation from mdbook to mkdocs, updated installation and build commands, and modified ignored files and pre-commit hooks accordingly. |
docs/Cargo.toml, docs/src/lib.rs, docs/src/main.rs, cpp-linter/src/cli/mod.rs, docs/src/node.md, docs/src/python.md |
Removed Rust dependencies and functionalities, introduced Python bindings, and updated documentation formatting for consistency. |
docs/badge_hook.py, docs/gen_cli_doc.py, docs/docs/changelog.md, docs/docs/index.md, docs/docs/cli.md, docs/docs/node.md, docs/docs/python.md, docs/docs/permissions.md, docs/docs/pr-review-caveats.md, docs/docs/stylesheets/extra.css, docs/docs/cli_gen.pyi |
Added new Python scripts and markdown files for enhanced documentation features, including a badge generation hook and CLI documentation generation. |
node-binding/README.md, py-binding/README.md |
Added HTML comments to mark sections in README files without altering content. |
docs/src/SUMMARY.md, docs/src/CHANGELOG.md, docs/src/main.rs, docs/src/node.md, docs/src/python.md, docs/theme/pagetoc.css, docs/theme/pagetoc.js |
Removed obsolete files and sections related to mdbook, including the structured navigation and Node.js/Python bindings documentation. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant MkDocs
participant Python
participant Rust
User->>MkDocs: Request documentation
MkDocs->>Python: Generate CLI documentation
Python->>Rust: Fetch metadata
Rust-->>Python: Return metadata
Python-->>MkDocs: Provide documentation content
MkDocs-->>User: Serve documentation🐇 In a garden where knowledge blooms,
A shift from Rust to Python looms.
Withmkdocsnow to guide the way,
Our docs will shine, bright as day!
So hop along, let’s celebrate,
A new dawn for docs, oh, isn’t it great? 🌼
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