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Fantastic! I can see this being incredibly useful for cases where you have multiple versions of a framework used in different projects. Right now you can instal
by _frog 13y ago
Fantastic! I can see this being incredibly useful for cases where you have multiple versions of a framework used in different projects. Right now you can install documentation into Xcode if the project uses appledoc[1], but there's no way to switch between versions.
On the subject of appledoc, are you using a custom template here? It seems to improve on the default one in a few places.
[1]: http://gentlebytes.com/appledoc/ http://gentlebytes.com/appledoc/
- MaxGabriel 13y agoIf you use Cocoapods, when you install with Appledoc it names the documentation based on versions, e.g. TTTAttributedLabel 1.6.2 so you can keep multiple sets. Of course, that gets messy real fast, so it's good that CocoaDocs is an option.
- _frog 13y agoWow I didn't know about that, that's really handy.