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elm-doc-preview
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This is a documentation previewer for Elm packages (>= 0.19).
It allows previewing README.md
and docs.json
files (generated with elm make --docs=docs.json
).
It aims at rendering exactly like the official package website.
There is an online version supporting documentation loading from github that can be used for reviews:
https://elm-doc-preview.netlify.com
There is also a local version that supports hot reloading for convenient packages documentation editing:
$ npm install -g elm-doc-preview
Then, from the directory where your package elm.json
is:
$ elm-doc-preview
or from anywhere:
$ elm-doc-preview path/to/package
As a side effect, this also allows to view installed packages documentation offline from the local cache:
$ elm-doc-preview ~/.elm/0.19.0/package/elm/html/1.0.0/
FAQs
Elm offline documentation previewer with hot reloading.
The npm package elm-doc-preview receives a total of 2,280 weekly downloads. As such, elm-doc-preview popularity was classified as popular.
We found that elm-doc-preview demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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