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LuauDocs works out what your module returns; an untagged library gets a full API reference.
How it works
Every signature comes from the Luau annotations in your code, with each type linked to its page.
Type pages
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From Moonwave
Export the full API as JSON for custom tooling, with llms.txt generated automatically for AI assistants.
The doc model
--[[
Creates a state holding `initial`.
Call the state to read it, and see [State:Connect] for reacting to changes.
]]
function Flux.state<T>(initial: T?): State.State<T>
return State.new(initial)
endstate Flux.state<T>(initial: T?): State.State<T>Creates a state holding initial.
Call the state to read it, and see State:Connect for reacting to changes.
Nothing in that frame is hand-written. The signature comes from the Luau annotations, State.State links to the type's own page, and the [State:Connect] reference resolves into a link. This is real generated markdown, embedded directly into this page from examples/Flux.