I like how the ReadTheDocs sites look. I would like to implement my own version of ReadTheDocs documentation. Take a look through some PHP projects that are currently using it and see if you can get CSVelte working with it. I tried once before and couldn't figure it out. I think I had misunderstood fundamentally how it works. I have a better grasp on it now after having looked through the Mockery github repository. Also check out Mockery's ReadTheDocs site.
[x] Migrate current docs from gh-pages to ReadTheDocs
[x] Update the README.md - Add all the badges you now will have and leave docs off it. Just add links to RTD and any other relevant links not doing this
[x] Host RTD on phpcsv.com maybe like docs.csvelte.phpcsv.com
[x] Automatically rebuild RTD docs on travis builds / releases
[x] Temporarily remove docs directory from release v0.1 (it will be back for v0.2) not doing this
I like how the ReadTheDocs sites look. I would like to implement my own version of ReadTheDocs documentation. Take a look through some PHP projects that are currently using it and see if you can get CSVelte working with it. I tried once before and couldn't figure it out. I think I had misunderstood fundamentally how it works. I have a better grasp on it now after having looked through the Mockery github repository. Also check out Mockery's ReadTheDocs site.
Update the README.md - Add all the badges you now will have and leave docs off it. Just add links to RTD and any other relevant linksnot doing thisTemporarily remove docs directory from release v0.1 (it will be back for v0.2)not doing thisVirtualEnv
In order to use sphinx, I am running a virtualenv located at ~/csvelte-readthedocs. Here are the virtualenv docs for your reference: https://virtualenv.pypa.io/en/stable/reference/