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For the docs index tree, is it possible to genreat that automatically?
That's what I had in mind
Woudl it also be possible to have metadata per page to act as a brief content descriptor that could be used in the index?
Probably not. I think it'll be possible to use the h1 from each page rather than the directory name, but getting a meaningful description of the page would be tricky. I think the page title should be sufficient.
I could either do it in PHP, and it'll purely live on the web server (not on GitHub), but will be generated and updated automatically, or I could do it in Python (probably easier) and the output can live on GitHub too - but that'll need re-running to keep it updated as the index changes (not very often tbh). Manual re-run wouldn't be EOTW but post-commit script would require some setup. I'll have a think. First: glossary.
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As suggested in #801, we should add an index tree containing the docs index.
From #801:
That's what I had in mind
Probably not. I think it'll be possible to use the h1 from each page rather than the directory name, but getting a meaningful description of the page would be tricky. I think the page title should be sufficient.
I could either do it in PHP, and it'll purely live on the web server (not on GitHub), but will be generated and updated automatically, or I could do it in Python (probably easier) and the output can live on GitHub too - but that'll need re-running to keep it updated as the index changes (not very often tbh). Manual re-run wouldn't be EOTW but post-commit script would require some setup. I'll have a think. First: glossary.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: