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2020 DOCUMENTATION REVAMP MASTER ISSUE #296
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So I keep getting tons of notifications about PR in the ERPNext documentation, in which I find tons of stuff that should be in the Frappe documentation, so I am asking myself if it would make sense to merge the documentation? Not ideal, but at least someone would give a flying f about it. |
So what's being going on with the sprint, I'm interested on helping out. But I'm a little confused since I see that the documentation is in frappe/frappe_docs. I just submitted a PR frappe/frappe_docs#18 but there's 5 more with helpful changes that have not been merged, sadly. |
Closed in favour of frappe/frappe_docs#74 |
The documentation has been a little bit forgotten about.
I have taken in my hands to manage existing PR and issues, then find a way to improve the existing documentation. This may take a long time, and help is needed.
For now, the rough plan is the following:
STAGE 1 (this one is laid out and uncontroversial):
At the end of STAGE 1, frappe documentation should be better maintained and maintainable.
STAGE 2 (still to be discussed - very hypothetical - you're welcome to propose changes):
At the end of stage 2 documentation is truly maininable. Python API is built automatically, and code can be documented in a couple of minutes wherever the typical "How can i do XXX" issues arises in the forum. Documentation can be written and built very quickly thanks to Sphinx. New documentation can now be written linking to python API.
STAGE 3 (still to be discussed - very hypothetical - you're welcome to propose changes):
At the end of STAGE 3 REST API is properly documented
STAGE 3 (still to be discussed - very hypothetical - you're welcome to propose changes):
(...)
At the end of STAGE 4 Javascript API are more easy to document.
STAGE 5:
A couple of notes on how I work:
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