chore: add reusable adapter template#299
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Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request significantly enhances the project's documentation by introducing a standardized process for developing new adapter crates. It provides a comprehensive template and integrates it into the existing contribution guidelines and documentation index, ensuring consistency and ease of development for future adapter implementations. Highlights
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This pull request introduces comprehensive documentation and guidelines for adding new adapter crates to the uselesskey project. It includes a new detailed "Adapter scaffold template" document (docs/how-to/adapter-template.md), links to it from the main docs/README.md, and adds a summary of the process to CONTRIBUTING.md. The review feedback suggests a minor improvement for consistency in placeholder usage within the new adapter template documentation to enhance clarity for contributors.
| - [ ] Add one smoke test in `tests/` that exercises the primary conversion trait. | ||
| - [ ] Add one integration-style test for a realistic downstream use of the native | ||
| type (not property-coverage tests). | ||
| - [ ] Add one runnable example under `crates/<crate>/examples/`. |
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For consistency with other parts of this guide (lines 11-12) and CONTRIBUTING.md, it would be clearer to use the uselesskey-<adapter> placeholder here instead of the more generic <crate>. This will help ensure the path format is unambiguous for contributors.
| - [ ] Add one runnable example under `crates/<crate>/examples/`. | |
| - [ ] Add one runnable example under `crates/uselesskey-<adapter>/examples/`. |
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