fix: simplify linkup import with aliases and some cleanup#70
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This follows our internal convention. Rumdl is faster and has more features (like dealing well with front-matters) than mdformat.
We decided to move most of the documentation in our API documentation, so let's only keep the examples mentioned in the README.
Shedna
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May 21, 2026
This will make possible to import linkup with `import linkup` and use it with `linkup.Client()` which is more concise and follows the google style guide recommendation for imports, which is to only import modules. Former import style is left and will be kept in the foreseeable future.
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This follows our internal convention. Rumdl is faster and has more features (like dealing well with front-matters) than mdformat.
We decided to move most of the documentation in our API documentation, so let's only keep the examples mentioned in the README.
This will make possible to import linkup with
import linkupand use it withlinkup.Client()which is more concise and follows the google style guide recommendation for imports, which is to only import modules. Former import style is left and will be kept in the foreseeable future.Checklist
prekon this project (for instance with themake install-devcommand)before creating any commit, or I have run successfully the
make lintcommand on my changes.make typecheck testcommand on my changes.README.mdif my changes affected it.