Michael Bock
Michael Bock
Another small one: Should we omit the `.ts` in the generated module names in the sidebar?
As discussed in #40, here's a draft that enables previewing the generated docs locally. _**NOTE on formatting in the README.md:**_ Excuse me for the unclean diff, but that's what prettier...
Currently `docs-ts` [uses prettier to format](https://github.com/gcanti/docs-ts/blob/3a98908f6fd9aa2d47fe23df57bf9422b7f346d1/src/Markdown.ts#L568) markdown before writing out the docs. The used options are: ```ts const prettierOptions: prettier.Options = { parser: 'markdown', semi: false, singleQuote: true, printWidth: 120...
Currently, we only mention in the README: "...the generated output of docs-ts can be used as a publishing source for your repository's documentation on GitHub". ## Workable Recipe Maybe it...
You need to run `yarn add -D @types/node` on your project if you want to make use of the `assert` module in the `@example` section. Otherwise you get an error...
Version 3.0.0 comes with an improved build process. Currently it does some code patching of import statements, as the output file structure gets modified. The reason for this is that...
I think this may be useful to destructure Json data structures. https://github.com/gcanti/fp-ts/issues/1519
Most of the data types in fp-ts come with a `match` function. I think this may be useful for the `Json` type, too. Something like this: ```ts export const match:...
Currently it's hard to use an unpublished snapshot from the `3.0.0` branch inside inside a npm project. Installing `fp-ts` as git dependency does not work. The reason for this is...
Currently there's no way to ensure that `spago` does not connect to the network. Even if all dependencies are installed, `--no-install` is set, there's still traffic. This makes `spago` unusable...