|
- ReadMe
Make your APIs easy to use and your developers successful
- Upgrading your ReadMe CLI to rdme@10
A bi-directional syncing workflow with ReadMe Refactored mostly eliminates the need for a tool like rdme For syncing Markdown files, syncing API definitions, and managing project hierarchy (e g , project versions and categories) with ReadMe Refactored, you'll want to set up bi-directional syncing
- Getting Started - ReadMe Markdown
Getting Started ReadMe's Markdown engine, with notes of GitHub, modern styles, and a hint of magic A remark-based Markdown engine for parsing and rendering ReadMe docs (In fact, you're looking at it right now, since we've used it to render every doc in this project!)
- Documentation Structure - docs. readme. com
The bi-directional sync feature offers a format that closely mirrors the well-organized ReadMe project structure With folders neatly organizing your documentation and markdown files serving as individual pages, it creates a user-friendly experience that will feel instantly familiar to ReadMe users
- Creating a Recipe - docs. readme. com
Creating a Recipe 1 Access the Recipe Editor Navigate to your ReadMe project and click Edit to enter the editing UI From the main navigation, select Recipes to access the Recipe management area Click the Create New Recipe button to launch the Recipe builder
- API Reference - docs. readme. com
ReadMe's API Designer lets you build your API reference from scratch with an intuitive interface Document your endpoints, parameters, request bodies, and response objects without needing to write a single line of YAML or JSON
- ReadMe Refactored: Overview and Migration Guide
We've refactored every part of ReadMe to support the next generation of APIs, making it easier for people with all levels of technical skills to contribute Check out the new features and don't miss the full feature list further down—we're just getting started
- Getting Started with Documentation - docs. readme. com
At ReadMe, we believe great API documentation should be as dynamic as your code Whether you're documenting your first endpoint or managing docs across multiple versions, we've got everything you need to create documentation that your developers will actually love to use
|
|
|