Net::IMAP Client docs #74
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* Escape some text that shouldn't be linked, e.g. IMAP. * Link some text that should be linked: * removing "+" to let classes link * Remove `Net::IMAP::` prefix from response data class names. The redundant prefix breaks up the reading flow of the text. Examples will still use fully-qualified names, and readers should generally be able to see that the classes/modules are in Net::IMAP, from context. * Add headings and convert text to headings. * Reduce headings inside method docs to h5 (call-seq renders like h4). * Add <tt> or "+" to code or verbatim text. * To match the tweaks to rdoc's darkfish template, convert definition lists to "note" vs "label" style lists for table vs lists. * Add ">>>" with <em> to highlight important "aside" notices. * Add :nodoc: to ResponseErrors.
* Document capabilities at the class-level, linking to #capability for details. * Add "Basic IMAP4rev1 capabilities" and "Using IMAP4rev1 extensions" sections to the #capability rdoc. * Add relevant capabilities to the rdoc for every command extension. * Update existing capability docs to the same consistent format. * Add TODO comment for unsupported LIST-EXTENDED
Every IMAP command method now links to the RFC section that defines it.
There are a lot of IMAP commands! This makes it easier to navigate between them. Hopefully this makes it easier to learn the IMAP4rev1 protocol and its extensions, as well.
* Link to UIDPlusData for commands that can return it: `#append`, `#copy`, and `#move` * Update `#uid_expunge` to avoid "UID set", which has slightly different semantics from "sequence set of UIDs".
* Add paragraph to class-level docs, about expunge messages. * Add explanation to #noop docs, explaining EXPUNGE responses * Update #uid_expunge docs with method link instead of command name.
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The documentation on these methods is meant to complement a new SASL::Authenticator base class and new documentation on each of the individual authenticator classes. See #78 and #82. That base class is added in another PR (#78), but the documentation for these methods can be updated without it. Also, somehow I misremembered `LOGINDISABLED`: it only applies to `LOGIN`, not `AUTHENTICATE`! This fixes that error.
Add a note about the implicit UID message data item.
Makes it just a little bit simpler.
This "What's here?" section is based on the new documentation style for many core ruby classes. It isn't purely a list of methods; paragraphs of explanatory text are interspersed. *Many* "TODO" comments are added too, hidden from rdoc by `--` and `++`.
Without resetting to the default section, code that's loaded later may be documented in the wrong place
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@shugo I've updated this since the last time you looked at it... sorry if the rebasing makes it hard to see the differences! I tried to make each individual commit reviewable on its own. Let me know if you have any concerns with merging it. |
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@BurdetteLamar Since you've been doing so much documentation for core and stdlib, I'm curious if you have any thoughts on this (the latest version is rendered here: https://nevans.github.io/net-imap). This is a big PR, so I understand if you don't have time for it any time soon! |
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This is a draft of my rdoc changes to the Net::IMAP class. It cherry-picks from several other PRs:
I also made several PRs to ruby/rdoc for the 6.5.0 release, and I think they make a big difference to how this renders!
The output of
rake rdoccan be viewed here: https://nevans.github.io/net-imap/Net/IMAP.htmlSome of my documentation changes were removed from this branch, because they will be obsoleted soon (I hope!).