tests != docs.

[carlosjs23]

It becomes very complicated start to use and contribute to this project, because it lacks documentation, apparently referring to unit testing, as if it were an appropriate way to start, but they are not.

Maybe for beginners like me it is complicated, but the idea is that everyone can contribute, or at least try.

[mbroadst]

@Caes95 there is an API page linked to on the front page where others before you have contributed time to start putting documentation together. This is open source, and therefore a best-effort situation and I very much encourage you to help us with this if you continue to learn how to use this module.

The idea behind the tests being helpful is that they are indeed examples of how the module would be used in the real world, and in fact do document the system. I think a really great start would be for you to better describe what kind of documentation you were looking for instead.

Thanks!

[ghost]

Docs lack examples. A great start would be basic app setup both local and remote.

[c4milo]

@dff3bc, yes, we should have some examples in the documentation, any contributions are very welcome. In the mean time, the best we have to offer are our tests which exercise the API to a reasonable degree.

[ghost]

I wouldn't mind documenting this but working off of your test cases is cumbersome at best. If there were just an examples document with basic use of each function then documentation wouldn't be a problem and your project would be a lot more popular. Maybe I'm a noob but trying to use this without the docs is painful, especially since I have a strong desire to use this lib in my project.

[dustinaevans]

The last comment was my other profile. Disregard. I just figured it out. I will start putting docs together.

[c4milo]

Awesome, thanks @dustinaevans!