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docs: Add documentation to a subset of available extensions #24138
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i am in favour of making the documentation more expansive, however having the ops seems a bit much, as these will most likely get out of date |
Also to be fair, most documentation goes out of date on a regular basis, especially with APIs that change as quickly as this one I expect a lot of the JS side to change often too, like the change to move timers away from deno_web for example |
Linter has now accepted the formatting; unsure why checks are still failing |
Adjusted pr title as per lint |
Signed-off-by: Richard Carson <[email protected]>
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LGTM, thanks!
I was able to use my experience with some of the Deno extensions to flesh out their documentation a bit I've provided docs for the following: - web - fetch - net - webidl - url - io - crypto - console --------- Signed-off-by: Richard Carson <[email protected]>
…#24138) I was able to use my experience with some of the Deno extensions to flesh out their documentation a bit I've provided docs for the following: - web - fetch - net - webidl - url - io - crypto - console --------- Signed-off-by: Richard Carson <[email protected]>
I was able to use my experience with some of the Deno extensions to flesh out their documentation a bit
I've provided docs for the following:
The only code change I have made is to formalize the previously undocumented dependency between
deno_io
anddeno_tty
I do plan to eventually add support in my own crate for all deno extensions, and plan to document them as I get through them
If there are internal guidelines for documentation which I am not adhering to, I will happily modify these to match them