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I tried to add a badge in #89 |
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@jpivarski - is it ok if I restructure the index.md or would you like to do it yourself? Thanks!
| * `AwkwardArray.from_buffers`: constructs an Awkward Array from a Form (JSON), length, and buffers for zero-copy passing from Python | ||
| * `AwkwardArray.to_buffers`: deconstructs an Awkward Array into a Form (JSON), length, and buffers for zero-copy passing to Python | ||
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| _(This will turn into proper documentation, eventually.)_ |
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@jpivarski - the idea is to trim the top README.md file and have full documentation here that is generated as a documentation by Documeter.jl. The full infrastructure is already in place. The dev version of documentation is at https://juliahep.github.io/AwkwardArray.jl/dev/
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