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Generating ElmBooks based on doc comments – the same that are used to generate docs on elm-packages. This could allow published elm packages to automatically have their own ElmBook with example codes turning into live components and no code duplication.
Is this still up for grabs? I'm currently interested in anything related to generating content and am currently investigating different ways of doing so. This task might be a good way to explore various possibilities.
Some technologies I want to explore using this task:
I actually have already something to show: Checkout this Documentation
You find the code here. The steps needed to get to the documentation where the following:
Create an Elm file containing the documentation (See ElmBook.Gen.Doc.Module inside the generated folder)
Create Elm-Book chapters (See ElmBook.Docs in src)
Copy the created files into the main source code folder (this step is currently missing)
Create your Elm-Book like usual and include ElmBook.Docs.chapters in the list of chapters.
What's missing is the CLI that automates these processes. I'm also not sure if I should create a new repository for this or if it should live inside this repository...?
In The Roadmap you write
Is this still up for grabs? I'm currently interested in anything related to generating content and am currently investigating different ways of doing so. This task might be a good way to explore various possibilities.
Some technologies I want to explore using this task:
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