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To make JSQuarto more flexible and adaptable to various project needs, I propose enhancing the tool by adding plugin support. This would allow users to extend and customize JSQuarto in two key areas:
Documentation Extraction:
Users should be able to add plugins that modify how documentation is extracted from source files. This could include custom parsers for different code styles or additional languages, and even advanced features like annotation-based extraction.
Output Formatting:
Users should have the ability to specify how the extracted documentation is presented. Plugins could enable custom themes, templates, or output formats (e.g., markdown, HTML, PDF). This would allow for tailored documentation outputs that meet specific project requirements.
Goals:
Modular Architecture: Design JSQuarto to support a modular plugin architecture, allowing for easy integration of community-driven plugins.
Customization: Ensure that both extraction and output formatting can be customized independently or in combination.
User-Friendly API: Provide a simple API for plugin developers to interact with the core functionality of JSQuarto.
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Description:
To make JSQuarto more flexible and adaptable to various project needs, I propose enhancing the tool by adding plugin support. This would allow users to extend and customize JSQuarto in two key areas:
Documentation Extraction:
Output Formatting:
Goals:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: