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Add API reference links in navbar dropdown #59

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This adds a dropdown to the navbar with a couple of links for the API reference for JS and Rust versions of Automerge. I can add more, but just wanted to see folks agree with the direction first.

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pvh commented Mar 4, 2024

This is a good start! Do we have appropriate Swift docs as well, @heckj?

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pvh commented Mar 4, 2024

Glanced at the code -- we probably ought to set things up so we don't have a hardcoded point release in the rust link as well. That can really come back to bite you with Google search results as well. Any thoughts, @alexjg?

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heckj commented Mar 4, 2024

definitely: https://automerge.org/automerge-swift/documentation/automerge/

And I'd recommend using the link https://docs.rs/automerge/latest/automerge/ for the Rust docs so that the docs stayed tracking the 'latest' version, rather than being pinned to 0.5.7 - we'll never remember to look for an update that on releases... (at least I wouldn't)

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kid-icarus commented Mar 4, 2024

Ah I didn't notice the version hard coded in the URL, updated the link and also added one for the Swift docs 👍🏻

@alexjg alexjg merged commit 28e3011 into automerge:main Mar 5, 2024
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