Regenerated readme.html from readme.md #97
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The HTML version of the readme was seriously lagging behind the Markdown version. This commit brings both back in sync. To generate the HTML version, I took the Markdown version, which I added to the webapp of https://stackedit.io/ Next, I exported the stackedit-generated page as HTML, using their "Stylized HTML with TOC" template. I've only changed the HTML title in the generated file.
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That is exactly how I did it in the past. In the future, we might need to think about an automated way. Maybe just swagger reference, or generate HTML out MD. |
I have raised #71 for this. |
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The HTML version of the readme was seriously lagging behind the Markdown version. This commit brings both back in sync.
To generate the HTML version, I took the Markdown version, which I added to the webapp of https://stackedit.io/
Next, I exported the stackedit-generated page as HTML, using their "Stylized HTML with TOC" template.
I've only changed the HTML title in the generated file.