The initial plan was to have a skeleton ready to start adding docs. IMO, Having docs from the beginning is more valuable than investing time in automating a tool for docs that will not be modified often. This version is almost ready to deploy. I'm sure it achieves all the goals planned for this iteration.
WCL components are not strictly following the typedocs guidelines. It derives in a complicated situation for automating the outcome of the docs. The comment blocks extraction from typescript was abnormal. Some components were missing props. Others shown props coming from the react codebase and many different situations were hard to predict.
I decided to go with an intermediate solution, using the extraction tools for every component and adding the missing information manually. We don't have a lot of components in WCL, and we don't expect to grow these libraries every day, so I'm convinced that doing a bit of manual work here is not bad at all. Besides, I completed the docs for the whole set of components (excluding the navigation bar since this is not a WCL component).
Hooks are documented as well, but the current docs need to be polished (For the reason mentioned above).
For the sections that aren't implemented yet, the way to edit is straightforward. Files are already there and work like any other markdown file. In case that you need any guide, here is the Docusaurus official docs.
The subsequent steps will normalize all the comment blocks and follow strict guidelines for writing good code comments. Only then can we rely on automation tools to have high-quality docs.
