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Where should docs live?
See original GitHub issueHi! So, right now, there are two similar (but no exactly equal) versions of Vue Testing Library docs: in the README of this repo, and also in https://testing-library.com/vue.
Kent suggested here to keep the docs in the official website, and just point there from the repository README. How would you feel about that? Having a website seems more useful, as the docs could have several pages (intro, examples, setup, etc as other libraries) instead of having a single file.
I’ll happily submit a PR for the README if you think that’s the right approach!
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Please do! The other wrapper libs are a great starting point for structure.
Sure! I’ll first update this repo README so we can close this up, and then think about a simple structure for docs in the official docs repo 😃