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I have been playing with your plugin and I find it quite useful! Although I think you might want to add a system for dynamic search of the relationships between files instead of manually setting them up.
I ended up with having a few proposals for you.
1st suggestion
Use the tags header information on each blog post/docs page to create the relationships between files (sources : https://docusaurus.io/docs/create-doc#doc-tags and https://docusaurus.io/docs/blog). I have a page to list tags I used on my website (available here) which means there might be an API available in docusaurus to have the list of tags for the website as well as parse them from any file.
2nd suggestion
Shift the plugin on a more open stance by allowing users to choose what kind of relationships they want based on functions you write and export from your own package.
As you probably understand, you could expand it with default functions you provide but also allow other people to come up with their own relationships function!
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Hey @Arsero !
I have been playing with your plugin and I find it quite useful! Although I think you might want to add a system for dynamic search of the relationships between files instead of manually setting them up.
I ended up with having a few proposals for you.
1st suggestion
Use the
tags
header information on each blog post/docs page to create the relationships between files (sources : https://docusaurus.io/docs/create-doc#doc-tags and https://docusaurus.io/docs/blog). I have a page to list tags I used on my website (available here) which means there might be an API available in docusaurus to have the list of tags for the website as well as parse them from any file.2nd suggestion
Shift the plugin on a more open stance by allowing users to choose what kind of relationships they want based on functions you write and export from your own package.
Let me provide you with an example.
As you probably understand, you could expand it with default functions you provide but also allow other people to come up with their own relationships function!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: