devtools/cmd/evaldoc: tool for doc coverage

This is the first of several CLs that implement a tool for
documentation coverage. Users can run this to better understand their
documentation coverage score on the evaluations page.

This first CL has limited functionality: it reads only from the file
system, and just writes a simple list of symbols and whether they are
documented. Over the next few CLs, we'll build on that to produce a web
server that shows the symbols in context.

As part of this change, we modify CollectSymbols to use the Go
identifier instead of a name for the symbol. That means we lose some
context information, like the type that a method is defined on. This
isn't going to matter for this program, because we will be showing the
name in context. And it doesn't matter for production use because there
we only count the number of symbols.

For golang/go#80385.

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README.md

golang.org/x/pkgsite

This repository hosts the source code of the pkg.go.dev website, and pkgsite, a documentation server program.

Go Reference

pkg.go.dev: a site for discovering Go packages

Pkg.go.dev is a website for discovering and evaluating Go packages and modules.

You can check it out at https://pkg.go.dev.

pkgsite: a documentation server

pkgsite program extracts and generates documentation for Go projects.

Example usage:

$ go install golang.org/x/pkgsite/cmd/pkgsite@latest
$ cd myproject
$ pkgsite -open .

For more information, see the pkgsite documentation.

API

pkgsite provides a REST API for retrieving package and module information. Currently the API is on v1beta, but after a periodic of community feedback we will transition to v1. The API endpoints include:

  • /v1beta/package/{path}: Information about the package at {path}.
  • /v1beta/module/{path}: Information about the module at {path}.
  • /v1beta/versions/{path}: Versions of the module at {path}.
  • /v1beta/packages/{path}: Information about packages of the module at {path}.
  • /v1beta/search: Search results.
  • /v1beta/symbols/{path}: List of symbols for the package at {path}.
  • /v1beta/imported-by/{path}: Paths of packages importing the package at {path}.
  • /v1beta/vulns/{path}: Vulnerabilities of the module at {path}.

For detailed documentation of parameters and response schemas, see the documentation page served at /api, or refer directly to the annotated source code in internal/api/api.go.

Issues

If you want to report a bug or have a feature suggestion, please first check the known issues to see if your issue is already being discussed. If an issue does not already exist, feel free to file an issue.

For answers to frequently asked questions, see pkg.go.dev/about.

You can also chat with us on the #pkgsite Slack channel on the Gophers Slack.

Contributing

We would love your help!

Our canonical Git repository is located at go.googlesource.com/pkgsite. There is a mirror of the repository at github.com/golang/pkgsite.

To contribute, please read our contributing guide.

License

Unless otherwise noted, the Go source files are distributed under the BSD-style license found in the LICENSE file.

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