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Document general stuff in README.md and start documenting stuff in the doc/ directory. Document the user configuration file.
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I should point out that we have a MediaWiki instance running on https://wiki.c2dl.info/ and among other things, CCLoader 3 documentation will be hosted there. The wiki is private, contact @streetclaw to get an account. I wrote a script for rendering wiki pages locally (link) if you prefer using your text editor over the web editor. The usage is as follows: # the --title argument is optional
mediawiki-preview --skin citizen --scheme https --site wiki.c2dl.info --input <INPUT_FILE>.mediawiki --title <PAGE_TITLE> --output <OUTPUT_FILE>.html |
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Because... why not.
Work in progress. It is related to #8 but will probably not be enough to fix it.