Documentation can be build locally like so:

cd docs
julia --project=. make.jl

It can be viewed statically browsing docs\build\index.html

or dynamically using LiveServer.jl like so

cd ..
julia -e 'using LiveServer; serve(host="127.0.0.1", port=8001, dir="docs/build")'

Hi @GunnarFarneback

Any news on this?

Sorry, this lost attention to advent of code and was forgotten.

Anyway, I happen to like to have a self-sufficient README, so this would be more interesting if it could be done without breaking the README or duplicating information.

Hi @GunnarFarneback

README can be nearly empty but have a link to the doc.
I didn't did it in my PR but it can be done just after merging or in this PR if you prefer

Best regards

That's the opposite of what I want.

I'm aware of this but a lot of Julia packages are doing this way.
An other solution could be to keep README nearly as it's. To add a link to the doc where advanced topics are exposed.
But it will be odd if we don't have basic usage in doc and only advanced usages.
Your code... your choices