docs?

[bdelamatre]

What were you thinking for expanded docs? Trying to do something inside Github like the Wiki or an external tool?

[rappasoft]

I'm not sure what all the cool kids use these days. There are so many options. I usually just stick to readme or a custom site but this one is getting really long and I don't feel like making a custom site.

[bdelamatre]

what about this?

https://docs.github.com/en/communities/documenting-your-project-with-wikis/about-wikis

[rappasoft]

I'm sure that will more than suffice, I'll look into it tonight.

[rappasoft]

I've started here, github wiki should be plenty: https://github.com/rappasoft/laravel-livewire-tables/wiki

[bdelamatre]

Nice start. Do you want to open permissions to me so I can help out a bit?

https://docs.github.com/en/communities/documenting-your-project-with-wikis/changing-access-permissions-for-wikis

[rappasoft]

I was looking at that but there doesn't seem like a way to give only you access to edit, it's like everyone or people will full access to the whole repo. Unless I'm reading it wrong.

[bdelamatre]

I haven't done it before, but the docs imply your should be able to:

"Only repository collaborators can edit a public repository's wiki by default, but you can allow anyone with a GitHub account to edit your wiki."

[rappasoft]

It's checked right now, I think by collaborators it means access to the entire repository. GitHub doesn't have permissions unfortunately unless you run an organization I think

[bdelamatre]

I might consider re-adding the simple example back to the readme and making the new documentation link more obvious.

[rappasoft]

Done!

[camya]

Hi Anthony, maybe you can also re-add screenshots for both the basic and the advanced example to the README.md.

This gives new developers an instant idea, what your great package can do for them. ;)