PolyGlot VS redocusaurus

Now, if you still feel like you'll be doing double work, then you can do what I did, help an open source project, you can find the source of PolyGlot android here (and also there's a link to the desktop version in there) https://github.com/pe1uca/PolyGlot/tree/android

I'm using their hosting with mkdocs for rendering in this project https://github.com/pe1uca/PolyGlot/tree/android You can see the result here https://polyglotconlangtoolkit.readthedocs.io/

Draque is working on the desktop version https://github.com/DraqueT/PolyGlot And I'm working on the android version https://github.com/pe1uca/PolyGlot/tree/android

You can find it in github to download and install the APK. Or directly in the Playstore.

You can find this release on github along with the APK https://github.com/pe1uca/PolyGlot/releases/tag/0.1.1-alpha-android https://github.com/pe1uca/PolyGlot/releases/download/0.1.1-alpha-android/polyglot-0.1.1.apk To install it you need to "Allow external sources". Hopefully soon the app can be found in google play.

You can follow the development here https://github.com/pe1uca/PolyGlot/tree/android

I'm also curious which OpenAPI plugin u/teranym is using—I've personally been using redocusaurus (and like it a lot), and tried docusaurus-openapi for a bit (not bad, some glitches), but I'd love to learn more about what else is out there and how people are using it!

The website was previously built with Gatsby using a custom theme. As part of the refactor, we changed it to run as part of our Docusaurus main documentation and on top of Redocly using the Redocusaurus plugin.

Great examples of this can be found on their community plugins page, where others have built plugins for offline/local search (we even use this today), adding SASS styles loading, and consuming OpenAPI specs to generate full API documentation pages. And it couldn’t be easier to roll your own.

- https://github.com/rohit-gohri/redocusaurus