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Figure out the best way to autogenerate documentation from the code. #34

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applmak opened this issue Feb 10, 2016 · 4 comments
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applmak commented Feb 10, 2016

There is probably some kind of standard for this.

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bmt commented Feb 10, 2016

FYI, this will be somewhat tricky for things like the network, game, and (future) titlecard APIs since those are generated dynamically for each module.

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plural commented Feb 11, 2016

bmt, what do you mean? What is special about those APIs?

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bmt commented Feb 11, 2016

See:
https://github.com/google/chicago-brick/blob/master/client/network/network.js#L43
https://github.com/google/chicago-brick/blob/master/client/title_card.js#L105

https://github.com/google/chicago-brick/blob/master/server/game/game.js#L193

They are all cases where there is a library that is used by the framework
and exposes a subset of the functionality to a specific module since there
are bits that need to be cleaned up after each module is torn down.

Not impossible to get working, but will require some refactoring for the
auto-generated docs to actually see the real client APIs.

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bmt, what do you mean? What is special about those APIs?


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