adding a puzzle for doing goslate

raboley · Jul 6, 2020 · 91f21c7 · 91f21c7 · 0pdd · Jul 6, 2020
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@@ -302,6 +302,10 @@ Seems like update to code via these diagrams would be a manual process, and be h
 npx embedme ./source/index.html.md
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+# GoCli
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+@todo #41:60mins Create a go cli tool that generates golang documentation via godocs. To make goslate be more useful I think it is important to figure out how to create a cli tool with go that generates documentation so that I can see if it really is a game changer, or if it will just be a different way to do the same thing I already do.
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 # GoSlate
 
 @todo #41:30mins Create goslate example code
@@ -323,45 +327,10 @@ go-slate assumes the following source tree:
         ├── main.go
         └── apidoc
 
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 @todo #41:30mins document how to run goslate locally
 
 @todo #41:30mins publish goslate docs to github pages
 
 @todo #41:30mins Create github action to publish goslate docs to github pages
 
 @todo #41:15mins update the pre-commit hook to use goslate commands instead of ruby slate.
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-There are a couple things that run locally to help with development of this repo.
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-## Up to date scripts with embedme
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-## Quick, Small iterative issues with PDD
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-PDD is a style of development that breaks tasks down into small puzzles that can be created, at a high level then get the most basic lazy implementation added, leaving behind smaller todos called puzzles to finish the rest of the implementation.
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-Puzzles can be added using tags, and running pdd locally will help debug if your puzzle tags are not correct.
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-```sh
-# ../scripts/install-pdd.sh
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-gem install pdd
-# Adding ruby gems to the path if it doesn't exist already
-if ! echo "$PATH" | grep --quiet "/usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/bin"; then
-    echo "No ruby in path"
-    if ! grep --quiet "/usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/bin" ~/.bash_profile; then
-        echo "Adding ruby gems to profile"
-        echo export PATH='"/usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bash_profile
-        echo 'pdd has been installed and added to your path. Either restart your terminal or enter the command `source ~/.bash_profile`'
-        echo 'then you can use `pdd` to see what the output of pdd will be when pushed to the server'
-    fi
-fi
-```
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-will install pdd locally which can then be run in terminal with
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-```sh
-pdd
-```
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