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New RDoc Chrome Extension

by c00lryguy —

I was sick of googling the RDocs and end up getting the docs for the wrong version, so I whipped up a new RDoc Google Chrome extension. Check out the screenshots and download it here. Send all bugs/ideas to c00lryguy+rdoc@gmail.com

Comments

Cracking idea. Could I put in a feature request for a filtering search? ;)

Roja —

I don’t know how the chrome extensions work, but in case you can use any html/js… why don’t you use a layout such as sdoc ?

it’s got filtering and IMHO looks pretty good

metronome —

I did a search for ruby on the chrome extensions and found this one, which has filtering autocomplete: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/cgffblcagpjkbbpgbcoenaeajpccmdod

Its pretty restricitve in that it only shows 2 results at a time (!). I like your interface better, and would like to combine the two.

I’ve done some development on jetpacks and was surprised to find you can’t see the source of chrome extensions before/after you install them. Can you provide a link to your source? Thanks

ratbeard —

Remember, I just whipped this together in under an hour so it isn’t very feature rich yet.

I just uploaded the project to GitHub so feel free to download and fork the project!

RyanScottLewis —

Here’s the GitHub link: http://github.com/c00lryguy/Google-Chrome-RDoc--Extension

RyanScottLewis —

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