How can i create spms with docc that can be web page
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To create Swift Package Manager (SPM) packages with DocC that can be displayed as web pages, you can follow the guidance provided in the session "Evolve your document launch experience" from WWDC 2024. This session covers how to enhance document-based apps, which can be relevant when working with documentation in SPM packages.
Here are the steps you can follow:
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Create a Swift Package: Start by creating a Swift package using the Swift Package Manager. You can do this via Xcode or the command line.
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Add DocC Documentation: Include DocC documentation in your Swift package. DocC allows you to create rich documentation for your code, which can be rendered as web pages.
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Generate Documentation: Use the
swift-docctool to generate the documentation. This tool converts your DocC documentation into static HTML files that can be hosted on a web server. -
Host the Documentation: Once you have the HTML files, you can host them on any web server. GitHub Pages is a popular choice for hosting static websites, including documentation.
For more detailed guidance on creating and customizing document-based apps, you can refer to the session Evolve your document launch experience (02:18).
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