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  1. Finally, I got spared some time to work on a project I have been meaning to do for a while. This follows on from this request and other discussions about the pros/cons of an ApiGen for ProcessWire. I am all for such docs as long as two conditions are met: (i) That it is clearly indicated who the target audience is; and (ii) that the docs are regularly updated. I think this project meets both. I have created a GitHub project and project pages for hosting regularly auto-updated PHP ApiGen Docs for ProcessWire 3 (master and dev) as well as ProcessWire 2.8 (master). We also have ProcessWire 2.7 (master and dev) docs but these are not updated since this version of ProcessWire is no longer active. The whole doc-generation process is automated including auto-pushing changes to GitHub. The current cycle is: ProcessWire 2.8.x Master branch docs: updated once at the beginning of every month ProcessWire 3.x Master branch: updated once at the beginning of every month ProcessWire 3.x Dev branch: updated once weekly, every Friday Docs are generated for all .php and .module files under /wire/core/ and /wire/modules/. Currently, this is all done via my home PC. I am on a Windows machine so nothing could really go wrong... . Barring the unforeseen, these docs should be roughly in step with the latest ProcessWire commits. Now running on a remote server. Tools used Windows PowerShell (move over wget! ) wget Git-Bash Windows Task Scheduler (there's your cron right there ) cron Pear APIGEN Scripts: PowerShell, Bash Script, VBS and Batch files A couple of stress balls I hacked together a dark theme for this project, sublime-text default look. The CSS still needs some work, all help appreciated, thanks. If anyone would like to create an alternative theme, we could incorporate a theme switcher. Feeback, thoughts, suggestions (e.g. text in READMe, etc)? Credits to Ryan for writing such well-commented code...otherwise this project would not have been possible. From the READMe
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