The current README page serves as a quick "getting started" to ADR-J. However, as the number of commands increases I would propose a more complete set of documentation (in addition to the README file) . Apparently this can be generated from the code annotations using tools provided by the PICOCLI project. This need to be investigated.
The current README page serves as a quick "getting started" to ADR-J. However, as the number of commands increases I would propose a more complete set of documentation (in addition to the README file) . Apparently this can be generated from the code annotations using tools provided by the PICOCLI project. This need to be investigated.