Documentation

[oklas]

We need to run the documentation. We can use the free js.org domain on this stage, for example, obviously:

node-oauth.js.org

I have experience to set it up it for my open source projects, along with the GitBook documentation engine. Both also used by the well-known Redux (or at least Redux used GitBook before did not check for now). Thereat it was easy, but now I would prefer to use something more interesting. Most likely including but not limited to JSDoc which is mentioned in the discussion #5

[jankapunkt]

I could help by setting up JSDoc and make sure we have a good documentation coverage

[HappyZombies]

This sounds like a great idea, but I really think we have other priorities right now. There's no reason to get these docs up and running ASAP, when we haven't even introduced new and/or breaking changes. For the time being we can link the docs from the original repo.

[HappyZombies]

Closing in favor of #118