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Feature Highlights

cDoc supports the following main features.

Github Support

Currently cDoc supports repositories stored on Github. Support for Gitlab, BitBucket are on our roadmap.

Github Login

People can login on cDoc using their Github account.

Github PR Check

cDoc acts a PR Check on Github. PRs can not be merged if checks do not pass.

Post Connect PR Comment

cDoc adds a comment to a PR when someone connects code PR with doc PR so the people working on the PR are informed about what is happening. The comment is posted on behalf of the Github user who connected the two PRs.

Comment on PR So All Collaborators Are Updated

Post Approval PR Comment

Once a doc PR is approved to be good enough for code PR, a comment is posted on the code PR on the behalf of the person who approved it.

A Comment Is Posted On Github When PR Docs Are Approved

Approval Requires Signature

We require the approvar to sign their name while approving.

Approve Has To Sign Their Name

Code PR Without Docs

Sometimes for a bug fix or some minor change, refactor, documentation is not required. We support that as well.

In Case You Don’t Need Docs! Use It Judiciously!

You will still have to put your name behind it, and soon only people with right permission will be able to perform this action.

Sign Your Name To Confirm This PR Does Not Need Documentation

One To One Code Repo to Doc Repo Connection

Currently cDoc only allows one to one mapping between code repo and doc repo. For each code repo there must exist a doc repo.

Checkout glossary for meaning of some of these terms.

TODO: Disconnect PR

Currently there is no way to disconnect a PR after it has been connected.

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© 2023 FifthTry. All rights reserved

LOGO

Feature Highlights

cDoc supports the following main features.

Github Support

Currently cDoc supports repositories stored on Github. Support for Gitlab, BitBucket are on our roadmap.

Github Login

People can login on cDoc using their Github account.

Github PR Check

cDoc acts a PR Check on Github. PRs can not be merged if checks do not pass.

Post Connect PR Comment

cDoc adds a comment to a PR when someone connects code PR with doc PR so the people working on the PR are informed about what is happening. The comment is posted on behalf of the Github user who connected the two PRs.

Comment on PR So All Collaborators Are Updated

Post Approval PR Comment

Once a doc PR is approved to be good enough for code PR, a comment is posted on the code PR on the behalf of the person who approved it.

A Comment Is Posted On Github When PR Docs Are Approved

Approval Requires Signature

We require the approvar to sign their name while approving.

Approve Has To Sign Their Name

Code PR Without Docs

Sometimes for a bug fix or some minor change, refactor, documentation is not required. We support that as well.

In Case You Don’t Need Docs! Use It Judiciously!

You will still have to put your name behind it, and soon only people with right permission will be able to perform this action.

Sign Your Name To Confirm This PR Does Not Need Documentation

One To One Code Repo to Doc Repo Connection

Currently cDoc only allows one to one mapping between code repo and doc repo. For each code repo there must exist a doc repo.

Checkout glossary for meaning of some of these terms.

TODO: Disconnect PR

Currently there is no way to disconnect a PR after it has been connected.

© 2023 FifthTry. All rights reserved

Backed by

YCombinator

© 2023 FifthTry. All rights reserved