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docs in sampleproject missing #20

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guettli opened this issue Oct 1, 2014 · 4 comments
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docs in sampleproject missing #20

guettli opened this issue Oct 1, 2014 · 4 comments

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@guettli
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guettli commented Oct 1, 2014

The sampleproject missing a sample for the documentation. Please add it.

New users don't know where to put the docs directory ....

@RyanRLong
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@guettli I know this is a very old ticket, but are you referring to adding .rst docs and/or Sphinx? Is the README.md sufficient? If so, can this issue be closed?

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di commented Jun 14, 2020

I think OP is asking for an example of a docs directory with additional documentation beyond the README.md. I think they can also be markdown, though.

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guettli commented Jul 15, 2020

If you are new and clueless it is very helpful if you can copy a structure.

That's what this sampleproject is about. Or am I wrong?

So what about documention?

It would be very helpful to have an example (without the word "or" and without "it depends").

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pfmoore commented Jul 15, 2020

This was omitted originally because there was no consensus over what tool/structure/markup to use for documentation. I'm not sure if there is more consensus now.

That's what this sampleproject is about. Or am I wrong?

The original purpose was just to demonstrate those parts of packaging a project that everyone agreed on. But the purpose has changed since (after all, nowadays it's not even obvious that new projects should use setuptools). I guess now it's for whatever people want it to be for 🙂

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