diff --git a/docs/docs/modules.html b/docs/docs/modules.html index 0838856..dc48239 100644 --- a/docs/docs/modules.html +++ b/docs/docs/modules.html @@ -76,6 +76,7 @@
Kit modules are templates that can b :kit/nrepl - adds support for nREPL :kit/htmx - adds support for HTMX using hiccup :kit/hato - adds support for kit-Hato HTTP client +:kit/codox - adds support for Codox :done user=>
We can see that the three modules specified in the official modules repository are now available for use. Let's install the HTML module by running kit/install-module
function and passing it the keyword specifying the module name:
user=> (kit/install-module :kit/html)
@@ -113,7 +114,10 @@ Kit Modules
Kit modules are templates that can b
:doc "adds support for nREPL"}
:kit/hato
{:path "hato"
- :doc "adds support for kit-Hato HTTP client"}}}
+ :doc "adds support for kit-Hato HTTP client"}
+ :kit/codox
+ {:path "codox"
+ :doc "adds support for codox"}}}
As you can see above, the official repository contains five modules. Let's take a look at the :kit/html
module to see how it works. This module contains a config.edn
file and a folder called assets
. It has the following configuration:
{:default
{:require-restart? true
:actions