realm/jazzy

Jazzy is a documentation generator for Swift and Objective-C projects that produces interactive, searchable HTML documentation. It supports multiple visual themes, integrates with various source control platforms, and handles complex code structures like Swift extensions and deprecation notices. The system is designed for maintainability, featuring a modular architecture and comprehensive test coverage.

This period focused on restructuring the Jazzy codebase into modular components, replacing the monolithic lib/jazzy.rb with distinct classes for documentation generation and source declarations. The project also established a formalized development workflow, including a Rakefile, CI standards, and an integration test suite, while updating dependencies and removing legacy assets.

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This period focused on a comprehensive redesign of the Apple and Fullwidth documentation themes, introducing client-side search, KaTeX math rendering, and improved navigation. The work also included modernizing the test suite with pre-flight setup and updating dependencies.

7 changes

This period focused on introducing the new Jony documentation theme, including its templates, styles, and interactive JavaScript features. It also added support for Swift 5.9+ symbolgraph extensions and constraints, alongside enabling GitLab and Bitbucket source hosting.

6 changes

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