Documentation

[sadasant]

In all of the repos related to contexture. Let's start from a usage perspective, then after that, think about other internal things that might benefit from being documented.

[sadasant]

One way to do this would be:

1. Start with the new contexture-imdb.
2. Every time you find you'll need to read the source code, point it out as "need to provide documentation".

[sadasant]

Another thing needed:

• More robust type authoring guide.

[sadasant]

Here's what I have:
smartprocure/contexture-docs#1
You can explore it using: https://github.com/smartprocure/contexture-docs/tree/draft

Some of the files are missing, but it should be our culture to work on these documents as we use and work on contexture repositories.

Also: having this as a separate documentation repo seems necessary since Contexture is so separated in different pieces.

[daedalus28]

Taking this since the PR is assigned to me for review

[chrislatorres]

Created two PRs to address this issue, one using Gitbook and one using Flatdoc, to compare and pick which format is better:

• Flatdoc smartprocure/contexture-docs#5
• Gitbook smartprocure/contexture-docs#4