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In the online docs, API documentation exists for almost all of the fundamental stuff except the AbstractConsumer class, which is subclassed in the usage examples.
After looking in the code, it seems the class already has docstrings in place. Is there a reason for why its docs are missing? (like API instability, or somesuch?)
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Yes, the library is not at 1.0.0 and the undocumented stuff should be considered unstable. I haven't found a nice and clean way to create consumers short of just doing a simple function callback.
Your reply answers my question completely, but I'm not sure if closing the issue is the right thing to do, since the docs are not up, and won't be until the creation process for consumers stabilizes.
Maybe tag this issue enhancement, and leave it alone for now?
In the online docs, API documentation exists for almost all of the fundamental stuff except the
AbstractConsumer
class, which is subclassed in the usage examples.After looking in the code, it seems the class already has docstrings in place. Is there a reason for why its docs are missing? (like API instability, or somesuch?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: