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Added more formats to the MkDocs page - #501
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This pull request updates the project's MkDocs configuration to accurately list all supported serialization and deserialization formats. The change ensures that the public-facing site description provides a complete and current overview of the C++20 library's capabilities, enhancing clarity for users and potential adopters.
Highlights
- Documentation Update: The
mkdocs.yamlconfiguration file has been updated to reflect a more comprehensive list of supported serialization formats. - New Supported Formats: The
site_descriptionnow explicitly includes AVRO, Cap'n Proto, CSV, parquet, and UBJSON among the supported formats.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the site description in mkdocs.yaml to include a more comprehensive list of supported data formats. This is a great improvement to keep the documentation aligned with the library's features. I've added one suggestion to improve the formatting of the list for better consistency and readability.
| site_description: >- | ||
| A C++20 library for fast serialization, deserialization and validation using reflection. | ||
| Supports JSON, BSON, CBOR, flexbuffers, msgpack, TOML, XML, YAML / msgpack.org[C++20] | ||
| Supports JSON, AVRO, BSON, Cap'n Proto, CBOR, CSV, flexbuffers, msgpack, parquet, TOML, UBJSON, XML, YAML |
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For better readability and consistency, it would be great to sort the list of supported formats alphabetically and use consistent casing as seen in the navigation menu. For example, AVRO could be Avro, flexbuffers could be FlexBuffers, and so on.
Supports Avro, BSON, Cap'n Proto, CBOR, CSV, FlexBuffers, JSON, MessagePack, Parquet, TOML, UBJSON, XML, YAML
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