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Create Documentation for Search Engine Library #3

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pedrobiqua opened this issue Dec 10, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2 or #5
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Create Documentation for Search Engine Library #3

pedrobiqua opened this issue Dec 10, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2 or #5
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The following tasks need to be completed to provide proper documentation for the Search Engine Library:

  1. Write a comprehensive README:

    • Include a brief introduction to the library.
    • Explain its purpose and key features.
    • Add installation instructions.
    • Provide a simple "Getting Started" example.
  2. API Documentation:

    • Document all public classes, functions, and methods with clear descriptions and usage examples.
    • Highlight key parameters, return values, and potential exceptions.
  3. Usage Examples:

    • Create detailed examples demonstrating:
      • How to create and configure the search engine.
      • How to add and query documents.
      • How to integrate the library into a larger application.
  4. Cython/Python Interface Explanation:

    • Provide a section explaining how the library interacts between C++ and Python using Cython.
    • Include setup instructions for building the Cython extension.
  5. Troubleshooting and FAQs:

    • Document common issues and solutions, e.g., build errors, Unicode bugs, or installation problems.
    • Create a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section to address common queries.
  6. Contributing Guidelines:

    • Write a CONTRIBUTING.md file with instructions for contributing to the project.
    • Include steps for setting up a development environment, coding standards, and submission process for pull requests.
  7. Changelog:

    • Create a CHANGELOG.md file to track updates, improvements, and bug fixes over time.
  8. Additional Notes:

    • Ensure compatibility information (e.g., Python versions, OS).
    • Add a section for references or resources used in building the library.

These tasks are essential to make the library accessible and usable for both new and experienced users.

@pedrobiqua pedrobiqua added documentation Improvements or additions to documentation good first issue Good for newcomers labels Dec 10, 2024
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