Use API Blueprint for documentation and include aglio generation#14
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Is it possible to automate HTML generation and hosting? This could be as simple as creating a GH Pages project site for the API and switching to a |
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I never used GH pages, but Travis supports NodeJS, so I guess it is possible. |
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Yup, this way we can:
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I've used swagger which looks similar (YAML syntax). However, I was looking for something based on Markdown, to be coherent with Shaarli's documentation. |
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I've rewritten the API doc using the API Blueprint specification, including @nodiscc proposition from #1.
I've also added the aglio HTML generation for more readability.
Note that the HTML generation is a piece of cake, and could easily be added in the makefile later:
Any feedback appreciated.