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What documentation should we have, and what would we like to have?
We currently have docstrings on everything(?), but these require either reading through the code, or knowing what the classes/methods are called to check them with pydoc.
Possible improvements include:
API documentation on a webpage. We could see how gusto / irksome / defcon do things.
Manual pages on a webpage.
Overview of asQ / library aims
Library structure / design philosophy
Explanations of the various modules and example uses
FAQ / troubleshooting
Jupyter notebooks with serial examples
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What documentation should we have, and what would we like to have?
We currently have docstrings on everything(?), but these require either reading through the code, or knowing what the classes/methods are called to check them with
pydoc
.Possible improvements include:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: