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Add entity-provider functions in the core-data documentation #51142

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@aurooba aurooba commented May 31, 2023

What?

This PR updates the documentation for the core-data package to include the hooks and providers in the core-data/src/entity-provider.js file.

Why?

Folks outside of just core can use functions like useEntityProp and they should be documented and available in the handbook

How?

So I had to make a small code change in order for this to work well. the EntityProvider function was being exported as a default function. As far as I could tell, there's no way for me to provide an alternative name so docgen would name this function default in the markdown file, which is no good.

So I switched it so that it's no longer a default export and just a normal named export from the file. From what I can tell, this doesn't cause any issues anywhere, but I'd love for someone to confirm this!

@aurooba aurooba requested a review from nerrad as a code owner May 31, 2023 21:50
@aurooba aurooba added the [Package] Core data /packages/core-data label Jun 8, 2023
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@aurooba aurooba added the [Type] Developer Documentation Documentation for developers label Jun 16, 2023
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+1 to getting this reviewed and merged!

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Is this maybe done by #63528? It seems similar, but I’m not sure.

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aurooba commented Jul 17, 2024

Is this maybe done by #63528? It seems similar, but I’m not sure.

Correct! This PR from a year ago has been made redundant by that more recent PR. I'll close it out.

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