I really like the workflow of this promising framework, but the lack of documentation for practically all exported items of both Solid-Start as well as SolidJS makes feature discovery and API understanding harder than it needs to be. Is this a deliberate decision or just a lack of contributions / difference in prioritization?
If you need help with this, I'm pretty sure some people (like me) are willing to write some documentation for components.
One challenge is to keep the inline JS docs in sync with the website. For example, the useNavigate hook should have documentation on the website as well as in the code.
Tools like tsdoc may help to generate documentation pages from ts comments, keeping both in sync.
I really like the workflow of this promising framework, but the lack of documentation for practically all exported items of both Solid-Start as well as SolidJS makes feature discovery and API understanding harder than it needs to be. Is this a deliberate decision or just a lack of contributions / difference in prioritization?
If you need help with this, I'm pretty sure some people (like me) are willing to write some documentation for components.
One challenge is to keep the inline JS docs in sync with the website. For example, the
useNavigate
hook should have documentation on the website as well as in the code.Tools like tsdoc may help to generate documentation pages from ts comments, keeping both in sync.