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Joker now has Dash docset:
(either copy and paste this link to your browser's url bar or open it in a terminal with open command)
Any hints as to how to get this to actually work? My browser (Chrome) doesn’t recognize dash-feed://
or something.
oh, I did not know about Zeal. Nice! Does the custom schema url work on Linux or do you need to subscribe from within the app?
I will have to try, sometimes it works ootb...I guess it depends if it is a community contrib or built in
I couldn't get the custom url to work in Chrome (after installing Zeal on Ubuntu), but it worked within Zeal.
There's no dashing
I can find for Ubuntu, though, to run the script if I want.
I was able to brew install dashing
on my OS X laptop and run dash.sh
(which is very noisy, BTW). But I haven’t yet figured out how to install the resulting “whatever” into Dash itself to see the additional APIs autogenerated by my gostd
branch, which is what I was curious about….
Putting it up on my own website seems to work ok: <dash-feed://https>:<//burleyarch.com/joker/docs/joker.xml> Kinda clunky when it comes to installing and such, but presumably I’ll find a reasonable workflow as I learn Dash, which seems very cool.
(BTW, that link is to docs for a private version of gostd
, which is somewhat different than the gostd
on my public Github fork of Joker.)
Thanks for sharing! about tooling, in Emacs I use https://github.com/jinzhu/zeal-at-point
(I just rebuilt the Dash docs from the public gostd
version and uploaded them, so they should be good now, though OSX-specific at the moment.)
Great! Just re-uploaded it, after forgetting to actually build and gen docs using that version of Joker.
Getting the hang of reinstalling docset after uploading new one: Using Downloads window, find the version of Joker to update, click Uninstall, then click Download. It remembers the original URL.
And I changed the gostd
VERSION
number for Joker to append -gostd
so it’s easier to distinguish from official Joker.
Any hints as to how to get this to actually work? My browser (Chrome) doesn’t recognize dash-feed://
or something.