feat(app): link external markdown in the main one
See original GitHub issueI’ve the following structure in my code:
- README.md
src
component
component.html
compontent.ts
component.scss
component.spec
README.md
Now I would to point the attention on the README inside the subfolder. It explain exactly what the component does and all the properties that it use. There’s any way to display it as well?
I know that is not easy but could be a workaround if I link them in the main readme.md? Open for suggestions
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It is in my roadmap : supply a folder of README.md files, and get them in html in a special entry in the left menu. Your use-case is interesting. Instead of having all the md files in the same folder, they are dispatched. I will try to provide a solution for both scenarios. Stay tuned.
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