Open Airblader opened 7 years ago
@Airblader I agree. Since I've never created a man
page yet, and since I'm not familiar with the format and the tooling around it, it might take a while for me. Any help would be appreciated!
The easy answer is to write the raw man file yourself. An example for this is i3lock's man page. But that's a bit bothersome. Another way is this, using asciidoctor and then generating the man page from it. But I'm not familiar with Haskell build system setup.
I assume other Haskell projects have man pages and I'd take inspiration from there. :-)
The title is pretty self-explanatory; tools like these definitely should have a man page. :-)