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What's the best way these days to generate documentation of a Lua module? Obviously some very basics will go in the README, but is there a way to publish to easily publish Lua API docs to readthedocs.io or similar? Or a way to generate gh-pages from code comments?
Tools to keep in mind seem like LDoc and readthedocs. Look into where other Fluent implementations are putting documentation and if there is a trend, maybe use the same thing for consistency and ease of comparing implementations.
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alerque commentedon Sep 18, 2019
Tools to keep in mind seem like LDoc and readthedocs. Look into where other Fluent implementations are putting documentation and if there is a trend, maybe use the same thing for consistency and ease of comparing implementations.
alerque commentedon Sep 23, 2019
Note the Python implementation has API docs on readthedocs.
alerque commentedon Mar 10, 2022
This issue probably dates back to before I was the LDoc maintainer. Gee I wonder what tool I should use for this.