Currently, we have documentation at https://pages.charlesreid1.com/uncle-archie covering the basics of how to install, run, and use Uncle Archie. But it covers the core of Uncle Archie, and does not go into any detail about the hooks.
Meantime, the real topic of interest for the dcppc branch of this repository is what hooks functions are implemented. The contents of the hooks/ folder (and the authentication details for Github's API and commits) is what really dictates how Uncle Archie integrates with various repositories.
We need separate documentation for Uncle Archie and for the hooks we're implementing.
Currently, we have documentation at https://pages.charlesreid1.com/uncle-archie covering the basics of how to install, run, and use Uncle Archie. But it covers the core of Uncle Archie, and does not go into any detail about the hooks.
Meantime, the real topic of interest for the dcppc branch of this repository is what hooks functions are implemented. The contents of the
hooks/folder (and the authentication details for Github's API and commits) is what really dictates how Uncle Archie integrates with various repositories.We need separate documentation for Uncle Archie and for the hooks we're implementing.