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This is exactly one of the things I have been hoping would get started in Elixir. I would really like more helpful documentation though.

I'm imagining an entire ecosystem will begin to show up inside Elixir (and phoenix) as people realize how powerful it can be.



There is documentation at hexdocs: http://hexdocs.pm/mail/


The project had its first commit yesterday. I wouldn't expect any sort of serious/reliable documentation until more of the project gets implemented.


The code uses elixirs built in doc system so you should be able to build docs after cloning the repo.

At a cursory glance it seems pretty reasonably well documented.


Yea it's ExDoc, think this should be helpful: http://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/mix-otp/docs-tests-an...

On mobile and on the run so can't confirm.


Absolutley agree with the lack of documentation. As a newbie on Elixir and Phoenix I wish it will improve over time.


I've got to strongly disagree with you on this. This library is a day old and there are already descriptions and examples on every public function. This is an example of the Elixir community's EXCELLENT documentation.




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