Simon Goumaz

Adding to the last comment: if jsdoc returns `null`, I expect jsdoc-to-markdown to output `null`, not nothing. So I think there are two issues here: 1. jsdoc outputs `null` for...

I want to add [FoldingText](http://www.foldingtext.com/) as another example implementation. It uses JS. Unfortunately [documentation is officially only accessible from within the app](https://support.hogbaysoftware.com/t/how-can-i-create-my-own-themes-scripts-and-plugins/80), but looking at the code of [existing plugins](https://github.com/FoldingText/plugins)...

+1 Thanks very much for adding fuzzy completion! But yes, I guess I'm not the only one waiting for this to consider the feature complete.

Note: please use `?w=1` in the URL when checking out the diff to ignore whitespace differences (some lines ending with spaces have been trimmed).

Thanks for the feedback. I don't want to start an endless debate about the "right" tools but I'll try to briefly explain my proposal of Stylus and Metalsmith. 1. _A...

No the site itself wouldn't require JS, the JS stack is purely for generating the site files. Those files being static also means the site can be easily downloaded and...

@yatil Thank for that... I hadn't realized Jekyll was so tightly integrated with GitHub pages, and now I'm reconsidering what I said above. Even if plain Markdown didn't suffice for...

In case someone wants to move on with this: please go ahead and accept my apologies. My personal schedule turns out to be much tighter than initially envisioned; I first...

Sure, I updated [the gist](https://gist.github.com/sgoumaz/6792873) with a `_data.js`. For such a simple case, the only differences with a `_data.json` are the `module.exports =` wrapping and the `require()` loading stuff from...

Just in case, FYI I adjusted the gist code with those fixes: 1. live updates to `_data` files weren't picked because of `require()` caching 2. commented out obsolete line in...