Documentation Website

[sonicfromnewyoke]

The functionality of LiteSVM is growing (geyser plugins and RPC are coming soon), so it's time to consider a dedicated documentation website like Bankrun has.

Topics I'd like to include:

• Installation of LiteSVM & available feature-flags
• Configuration for different purposes (testing, standalone usage etc)
• Various examples of programs

I'll have some bandwidth after the next step of geyser's plugin implementation and can make a doc-website with zine - a zig-based static site generator, to whom I, personally, want to help grow.

Will be glad to hear your thoughts about that :)

[Aursen]

Your point is valid, but when it comes to doc maintenance, I don't know if it's the most practical. What do you think @kevinheavey ?

[kevinheavey]

Just use docs.rs

[kevinheavey]

If the need arises we can use mdbook like foundry does: https://book.getfoundry.sh

[Aursen]

Let's do a mdbook in another repo

[goodylili]

The functionality of LiteSVM is growing (geyser plugins and RPC are coming soon), so it's time to consider a dedicated documentation website like Bankrun has.

Topics I'd like to include:

• Installation of LiteSVM & available feature-flags

• Configuration for different purposes (testing, standalone usage etc)

• Various examples of programs

I'll have some bandwidth after the next step of geyser's plugin implementation and can make a doc-website with zine - a zig-based static site generator, to whom I, personally, want to help grow.

Will be glad to hear your thoughts about that :)

I'd be happy to work on this, can you assign it to me ?

[sonicfromnewyoke]

I'd be happy to work on this, can you assign it to me ?

apologizes, totally forget about the documentation.
@Aursen has already created a dedicated repo for doc