EPFLRocketTeam/SupersonicTestRocket

Document the c++ code using Doxygen

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The code is not currently documented. This should be done to allow for continuity or for onboarding of new members.

Link to download the Doxygen tool (Generate documentation from Doxygen-like commented code; helper to produce such comments are available as plugins in VS Code)

My Doxygen setup is ready! Now the code itself has to be commented with Doxygen style (the whole manual is also useful for detailed points, such as formulas)

Customize Doxygen
(Bottom of the page : interface XML output with Sphinx for Python)

Would it be possible to setup a GitHub Pages or something similar so that the documentation is visible directly online without having to clone the code locally? From what I read it should be possible and would make things more accessible for team members that don't necessarily need/want to clone the repository.