[how-do] make html docs pages based on custom functions

[c4lliope]

Hello! Earlier i made some changes in nushell's docs, they had been declined because many docs pages are made procedurally.

I prepared around 8 modules in nushell code, for daily use. Each one is led by a prefix like "screen" or "disc" or "share". Id like html pages describing each command, so people can see the functions included before cloning my code.

How does nushell make such nice html docs? Can i repurpose the process around my nu code?

[IanManske]

It looks like we generate the docs using the make_docs.nu script. The initial list of commands is generated in main using the scope commands command. Each command is then eventually passed to the command-doc function which actually builds the html. Hope this helps!