Added TOC using npm module doctoc #38
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We'll need to regulate the headings; at the moment, they're not standardized. |
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@RichardLitt feel free to merge when this is ready to go |
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Cool. Let's get the other PRs merged in first. |
This should automatically update. All it takes on the maintainer's end is to `npm install -g doctoc`, and run it once in the file. I like the look of it, and I think this solves the issue in one command nicely. This is made to deal with k88hudson#10.
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Added TOC using npm module doctoc
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Rebased and merged. |
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I didn't know about doctoc before seeing this PR, now I'm using it in a couple of my own projects. Thanks @RichardLitt. |
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Yeah. It's pretty nifty. Got some issues - see the 'code block' in the thing here - but I like it. |
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This should automatically update. All it takes on the maintainer's end
is to
npm install -g doctoc, and run it once in the file. I likethe look of it, and I think this solves the issue in one command nicely.
This is made to deal with #10.