rust-documentation

Automate Rust documentation generation by running cargo doc to build module and public API docs following rustdoc conventions. This process generates intra-doc links and usage examples, ensuring the documentation stays consistent and navigable for developers.

The best way to keep Rust crate documentation updated is to automate the generation process using rustdoc conventions. This automatically reflects code changes in the public API docs, maintaining accurate intra-doc links and versioning notes without manual rewriting.

Generating rustdoc documentation requires the Rust toolchain, specifically cargo and rustdoc. These tools are necessary to build the documentation output and ensure that all intra-doc links remain valid within the project.

Generate module docs with intra-doc links and versioning notes by applying rustdoc conventions to your Rust crates. This automated documentation process structures public APIs and examples while validating links through cargo doc.

Yes, you can use cargo doc to validate intra-doc links for your Rust project. Running the Rust toolchain ensures that the generated documentation maintains valid internal links and accurately reflects the public API.

Rustdoc links break when documentation is not built using the Rust toolchain. Automating the documentation generation process with cargo doc ensures that intra-doc links are validated and remain accurate after code changes.