Get Started with C Demos
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JeremyTubongbanua commented
Write demos to help aid the doc site with examples.
- 1-authentication
- 2a-create-public-atkey
- 2b-create-self-atkey
- 2c-create-shared-atkey
- 2d-create-atkey-with-metadata
- 3a-put-public-key
- 3b-put-self-atkey
- 3c-put-shared-atkey
- 3d-get-public-atkey
- 3e-get-self-atkey
- 3f-get-shared-atkey
- 4a-monitor
- 4b-notify
- 5a-hooks
JeremyTubongbanua commented
@XavierChanth I would like to propose this structure for the demos
1-authentication
2a-atkey
2b-atkey-with-metadata
3a-put-self-key
3b-get-self-key
4a-put-shared-key
4b-get-shared-key
5a-put-public-key
5b-get-public-key
6a-notify
6b-monitor
7a-hooks
Is that cool?
XavierChanth commented
Yeah, you could also do something like this:
The docs aren't numbered but they are in this order
- Get started (mainly would be the CMakeList.txt file)
- Authentication
- atKey Reference
- CRUD ops
- Notifications
- Extras (such as hooks)
e.g. Then you could say on the CRUD page, the CRUD examples are all number 3.
1a-authentication
2a-atkey
2b-atkey-with-metadata
3a-put-self-key
3b-get-self-key
3c-put-shared-key
3d-get-shared-key
3e-put-public-key
3f-get-public-key
4a-notify
4b-monitor
5a-hooks
But whatever you prefer, fine by me.
JeremyTubongbanua commented
Found a bug with fetch content, allocating 1 SP to fix documentation on gitbooks and examples