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@datacamp/rdocs-light
Advanced tools
Embeddable RDocumentation widget
Html elements with the data-mini-rdoc
attribute will show a tooltip with information when hovered over. The value of the attribute should be of the form package::topic
or just package
. The version of the package can also be defined with the optional data-mini-rdoc-version
attribute.
If the version attribute is not provided:
rdl.initRDocsLight(options);
on page loaddata-mini-rdoc
attribute can be automatically changed to link to the documentation.rdl.autoLink();
container
false
autoPin
true
pinOnClick
false
widgetsForRdocsLinks
0
topOffset
false
showTopicUsageSection
false
showTopicArgumentsSection
You can find examples in the example
folder in the repository.
npm install
for all the necessary dependencies..env
file in which you define all environment variables. See .env.example
for all variables that need to be defined. For example, if you also run the RDocumentation-app
local, you will have to set API_BASE_URL
to http://localhost:1337
.npm run dev
to build RDocs Light and node web.js
to serve random examples with local build on http://localhost:3003/
.FAQs
Embeddable RDocumentation widget
The npm package @datacamp/rdocs-light receives a total of 15 weekly downloads. As such, @datacamp/rdocs-light popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @datacamp/rdocs-light demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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