nscala-time.github.com

[nscala-time]

nscala-time.github.com

[kmizu]

I agree with you. I think that it would be better to prepare gh-pages and put a link to scaladoc on it at the first.
After that, tutorials also should be written. In this weekend, I will prepare gh-pages and put the link to scaladoc probably.

[xuwei-k]

There are sbt plugins for documentation

• https://github.com/sbt/sbt-site
• https://github.com/jsuereth/xsbt-ghpages-plugin
• https://github.com/sbt/sbt-ghpages

[kmizu]

There are sbt plugins for documentation

Thanks. I try to use and compare these plugins.

[tototoshi]

If you only want to automate the process of generating documents, using sbt-plugin is not a good idea.
I think it's good enough to write some shell scripts or something like that.
We should keep the build process simple as possible for someone who will participate this project.

[kmizu]

We should keep the build process simple as possible for someone who will participate this project.

I agree with this statement. However, I don't understand enough the folowing statement:

If you only want to automate the process of generating documents, using sbt-plugin is not a good idea.

Although it's enough to write shell scripts to automate the process of generating documents certainly,
it seems that build process by only putting the following command is simple enough (with
sbt-ghpages and sbt-site plugin) :

$ sbt ghpages-push-site

[tototoshi]

I' m worrying that someone who doesn't know much about sbt will be in trouble.
But these plugins seem to be well maintained and have no problem. I agree to use them now.

[kmizu]

@tototoshi

OK. I see your point. Since sbt-ghpages and sbt-site seem to be well maintained for me, too, I try to use it for documentation.

[kmizu]

I should start to create a website for documents　any time now.

[gakuzzzz]

👍

[Nelrohd]

Any update ?

[kmizu]

@Nelrohd Sorry for waiting. Since I've just published nscala-time 0.4.0, I'll start to create a website for documents from today.

[kmizu]

@Nelrohd I started to create a website for documents from now using sbt-site and sbt-gh-pages plugin. Currently, only latest nscala-time scaladoc API references are available. I'll update nscala-time site using sbt-site's jekyll-site-generation feature with bootstrap.

[xuwei-k]

here is the latest scaladoc.

closing for now because nobody commented in this issue for a long time.