#documentation generator

The protoc-gen-doc plugin generates documentation for Google Protocol Buffers in formats such as HTML, JSON, DocBook, and Markdown directly from .proto comments. Compatible with both proto2 and proto3, it integrates smoothly using Docker, Go, Maven Central, or precompiled binaries. Users can modify output with templates, supporting various directory structures and documentation styles. Suitable for developers requiring adaptable documentation solutions, it effectively handles leading, trailing, and exclusion comments. Explore examples and adjust using template arguments for enhanced outcomes.

This repository contains tools for generating and serving the Keras website locally, simplifying the process with Docker integration. It supports community involvement by providing guidelines for adding and updating code examples, and promotes quality content through formats such as tutobooks. The conversion of notebooks into scripts and the local previewing of changes enhance the contribution workflow, facilitating the creation of user-friendly Keras documentation in a collaborative setting.

EventCatalog offers a markdown-based solution for documenting and exploring event-driven architectures. It supports Avro and JSON schemas, enables visualization of architecture, and allows documentation of domains, services, messages, and code samples. Features include content versioning, owner assignment, and a plugin architecture for automated documentation, serving organizations looking to improve system discoverability and governance. Easily get started with detailed guides and community backing.