package odoc

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val of_entry : Entry.t -> html list

The below is intended for search engine that do not use the Json output but Odoc as a library. Most search engine will use their own representation instead of Entry.t, and may not want to store the whole HTML in their database. The following functions help give correct values to store in a search database.

val of_strings : kind:string -> prefix_name:string option -> name:string option -> rhs:string option -> typedecl_params:string option -> doc:string -> html list
val names_of_id : Odoc_model.Paths.Identifier.t -> string * string

names_of_id id is ("X.Y", "foo") if id corresponds to X.Y.foo. The tuple is intended to be given respectively to the prefix_name and name arguments of Odoc_html_frontend.of_strings.

of_doc d returns the HTML associated of the documentation comment d, generated correctly for search (no links or anchors).

val html_string_of_doc : Odoc_model.Comment.docs -> string

html_string_of_doc d is the same as of_doc converted to a string.

Right-hand sides

val rhs_of_kind : Entry.kind -> string option

rhs_of_kind k is the right-hand-side string associated with the metadata included in the kind k. If k is Value _, it may be ": int"

val typedecl_params_of_entry : Entry.t -> string option

typedecl_params_of_entry e is Some "'a" if the entry correspond to 'a t. If the entry is not a typedecl, or if the typedecl does not have a type parameter, then it returns None.

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