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Jace T. Chan

@jacetchan.com

20 Feb

@peterfriese.dev I imagine this would be a lot harder, but I would love to make a standalone copy of the SwiftUI documentation too! Do you think it’s possible?

Peter Friese

@peterfriese.dev

You’d probably have to crawl the SwiftUI docs using Firecrawl and then use the result as the input for the pipeline I set up for TSPL. Not unfeasible, but a lot more work. I wonder if we could convince Apple to collaborate on this. Having access to the source of the docs would make things easier.

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Jace T. Chan

@jacetchan.com

20 Feb

Agreed! It’s probably be better to go through Apple directly since crawling doesn’t feel as good as using something published openly with a license to use it like the @swift.org docs. This is me posting into the void, but if anyone has a contact at HQ who could make this happen, that’d be amazing!