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the site consumes the data produced by that repo and produces presentable pages
the pages on cljs-api-docs repo are just markdown, and they were just stopgap to see all the data i was generating before generating the proper pages for the site
Can you point me to the code where you “consume the data from cljs-api-docs”. That would be an interesting place to start.
Appreciate your work on cljs-api, I use dash and the generated cljs docs are nice—I can see real source code.
Though I’m used to browsing the code in emacs, I can imagine others mind find a site handy.
there is a single cljs-api.edn file for each version
URL for that is here: https://github.com/cljsinfo/site/blob/master/src/sitegen/api.cljs#L20
it’s just that file that generates the api docs for the site