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Use godoc/gnodoc for displaying docs on p/demo packages #1806

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leohhhn opened this issue Mar 20, 2024 · 3 comments
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Use godoc/gnodoc for displaying docs on p/demo packages #1806

leohhhn opened this issue Mar 20, 2024 · 3 comments
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leohhhn commented Mar 20, 2024

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As we discussed in a call today, we should keep on-chain package docs within package/realm code itself. This way, documentation/usage instructions for packages can be on-chain, and displayed with a version of godoc, while the Official Documentation can document Gno.land concepts, references, etc more generally.

I suggest we remove package-specific docs from the Official docs, such as AVL tree docs, and simply point users to use godoc/onchain comments to learn how a package works. We can leave the Packages/Realms page to document the ideas and concepts, possibly include a few examples, and point people to the actual on-chain code.

This will:

  • Help with transparency
  • Minimize Official docs footprint and maintenance efforts
  • Force developers to write godoc instructions/docs within their code.

cc @thehowl @moul

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thehowl commented Apr 11, 2024

#522

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thehowl commented Jan 31, 2025

let's centralize on #522 and #3459

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