A serialization which provides documentation of the request methods and serializations for all the resources available from the current TiddlyWeb instance.
That is: for any existing resource if you get it as text/x-tiddlyweb-docs this code will automatically generate documentation about this thing.
So, for example http://example.com/bags/foo/tiddlers.x-doc will list the serializations and HTTP methods available at that URI.
The motivation for this is to cause lack-of-documentation shame.
Install by adding tiddlywebplugins.docs to system_plugins in tiddlywebconfig.py.
Copyright 2011 Chris Dent <cdent@peermore.com> BSD License
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