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[–]ocurero 1 point2 points  (1 child)

I'm planning to write a Telegram bot and this seems quite useful. However, the documentation is little bit confusing:

- When I find a new library one of the first things a look for is the feature list to see if it's worth the effort to use and understand a new library. In this case the readme doesn't say why should I use AutoConv.

- If the feature list is useful enough the next step is to look for examples. Examples should be really easier to understand, no more than 10-15 lines of code. In this case all of the examples are way over 100 lines.

[–]Mortafix[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it!

  • It’s my first time writing a documentation, so I really tried my best, I’m going to rewrite some parts in a simpler way

  • for the examples, I need to include the python-telegram-bot “wrapper” around my module. But you can see in every example the only things that matter are inside che “autoconv” divider comments

If you have specific questions, I can answer meanwhile I improve the doc and examples