While not really in plug-in form, I've played with generating content
from textile markup like Confluence, etc. uses. I find this to be a
more natural way to write documentation but different people have
different needs, I guess.
If you are curious what I've done, you can look here:
http://filament.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/filament/trunk/site/build.gradle?revision=380&view=markup
It's doing more than just content transformation as it also applies a
site template, etc... but hopefully it's readable. Maybe gives some
additional ideas to someone. Someday I will get back to making these
things more pluggable.
-Paul
On 10/23/2010 4:01 PM, Dierk König wrote:
Hi,
ok, there is groovydoc and javadoc. Anyway, it would be great to have a
facility to
easily write a more high-level documentation like a userguide for a project and
gradle should be able to generate it.
What comes to mind is the docbook approach that gradle uses for itself:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GRADLE/How+to+build+the+documentation
or the grails-doc as e.g. used by GPars in a gradle build
http://code.google.com/p/gparallelizer/source/browse/trunk/build.gradle?spec=svn1110&r=1110
.
Is there yet any plugin for this purpose?
cheers
Dierk
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