[RNE Rewrite] docs: rewrite documentation - #1388
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@msluszniak This is not yet fully ready, as I need to record all the videos for task docs and implement the vision camera demo, but the documentation content itself is ready to review. Two pages that require special attention are:
as these are mostly concerned with fetcher and the binaries split. The migration doc will need to be written once we merge the rewrite branch into main and resolve the API migration (after that we will have to also update the code snippets to use proper entry points but that's automatic work). The gallery repo also needs to be transfered to swm-labs and we are missing benchmarks. |
Understood. I'll scan through all the documentation with special attention to these two. Do we have an idea when specifically we want to merge |
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I'd say this should be the last PR merged into rne-rewrite before merging rne-rewrite into main, so we should wait with this one until everything else is ready-to-go, merge this and then merge rewrite into main. |
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First batch of suggestions, based on fundamentals and extensions sections. Now moving to core, readmes etc.
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…ns & core overview - Rewrite getting-started with two-layer architecture intro, ExecuTorch as PyTorch Core project - Add 'Selecting native libraries' subsection under Installation - Move native-libraries to core-and-advanced, rewrite for readability with full feature table - Remove architecture.md and loading-models.md from fundamentals - Move migrating-from-v0-9.md to #2 in fundamentals - Add generated-index cards for Extensions and Core & Advanced sections - Add extensions overview pages for computer-vision, natural-language, speech - Fix broken anchors and links throughout
…s, errors, worklets) - Rewrite Models & Tensors around the explicit fn(src, dst) memory model, through-chaining, lifecycle, and thread safety - Add Schema Validation: exported vs allowed specs, symbolic dims, domains vs runtime constraints, primitives, multi-method models, get_model_schema - Add Operations & Utilities (renamed from Tensor Operations): native math/cv/speech ops plus nlp/llm and numeric utilities - Add Error Handling: the code set, isRnExecuTorchError narrowing, throwing - Add Worklets & Threading: the three execution contexts, wrapAsync, the dual-API pattern - Reorder sidebar so Error Handling precedes Worklets & Threading - Cross-link every symbol to the API reference; minor getting-started polish Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cover integrating a custom .pte both into a built-in pipeline (inspectModel, discovering the contract, reconciling) and into a custom pipeline you build on the primitives. Delegate actual export to the ExecuTorch docs. Document the get_model_schema companion for dynamic shapes, with the payload's JSON Schema embedded in a collapsible for reference. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add a Fundamentals "Downloading Models" page: the models registry, automatic download/caching in hooks (useResourceDownload, ResourceOptions), the imperative download API (DownloadOptions: progress, abort, forceDownload), and caching behavior; renumber the migration guide to 03 - Document the new createResourceScope primitive in the Models & Tensors lifecycle section (failure-safe construction) and reference it from the custom-pipeline example in Exporting Custom Models Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add @typeParam/@param/@returns to ResourceScope.track in lifetime.ts so the generated reference documents the generic - Link createResourceScope, ResourceScope, and NativeResource from the Models & Tensors lifecycle section and API-reference list (--no-verify: the pre-commit `types` hook fails on pre-existing @types/jest errors in upstream __tests__; unrelated to this jsdoc/docs change) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Re-add the Other > Compatibility page (from main) that the rewrite restructure dropped, and link it from Getting Started with a relative doc link instead of a raw URL - Drop the two resource-fetcher compatibility tables, since those packages no longer exist in this version (the fetcher is built into react-native-executorch) - Trim the extensions category description to one sentence Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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List of supported backends is not up to date.
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Yeah this whole file should be rewritten, but I just don't really know what to put there regarding native libraries download, e.g. the building from source part doesn't really fit.
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Yeah building from source is on our side so probably we shouldn't mention it.
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Symbol level accuracy is good: every imported name, models.* registry path, namespace member and the error code table check out against source. Points below.
One finding with no diff anchor: docs-build-check.yml only triggers on PRs to main, so the docs build never ran on this PR. That matters because it adds ~740 relative links into the typedoc generated 06-api-reference/, which nothing has verified, and onBrokenLinks is throw. Worth adding rne-rewrite to that workflow here.
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| // Hook state: | ||
| // classifier.isReady — true once model is downloaded and loaded in memory | ||
| // classifier.downloadProgress — 0.0 to 1.0 download progress |
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downloadProgress is 0 to 100, not 0.0 to 1.0: useResourceDownload sets progress * 100 and the hooks forward it verbatim. The same wrong comment is in 14 other extension guides. Note download()'s onProgress really is 0 to 1, so the two APIs differ and only this one is wrong.
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| 'Lower-level APIs for direct ExecuTorch model execution, tensor operations, and custom pipelines.', | ||
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| items: [{ type: 'autogenerated', dirName: '03-core-and-advanced' }], |
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07-other is never added here, so the new compatibility page gets no sidebar entry and is reachable only by direct URL. The old file had a commented-out Other category that was dropped rather than re-enabled.
| <td><div className={styles.supported}>yes</div></td> | ||
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| <td><div className={styles.version}>0.9.x</div></td> |
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No 0.10.x row, which is the version this PR documents, we want to keep this one or not really?
| This allows us to use binaries, such as exported models or tokenizers for LLMs. | ||
| - **New Architecture** enabled | ||
| - **React Native 0.81+** (or compatible Expo SDK using development builds) | ||
| - **iOS 17.0+** / **Android 13+ (API 33)** |
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Where does API 33 come from? android/build.gradle.kts defaults minSdk = 21 and RN 0.81's own floor is 24. iOS 17.0 checks out against the podspec. Also no minimum Expo SDK is given despite the line above.
| When using Expo, please note that you need to use a custom development build of your app, not the standard Expo Go app. This is because we rely on native modules, which Expo Go doesn’t support. | ||
| For supported React Native versions, see the [Compatibility | ||
| table](../07-other/01-compatibility.mdx). | ||
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The old getting started warned that iOS Release builds cannot target a simulator. That caveat is now nowhere in the docs and it is a recurring support question. Is this still an issue or not really anymore?
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| // Inside a worklet runtime, the synchronous call is fine | ||
| const model = loadModel('/path/to/model.pte'); |
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const model is declared twice in this block, so the snippet does not compile as pasted. The question is if we want our snippets to be compilable? If not necessary, then just skip this comment and resolve.
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| ## Throwing Errors in Custom Pipelines | ||
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| When writing custom pipelines or task helpers, use the [`RnExecuTorchError`](../06-api-reference/functions/RnExecuTorchError.md) factory function. Do **not** use `new RnExecuTorchError()`, as plain object factories can be safely passed across worklet boundaries: |
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The reason clause does not support the prohibition. Should be closer to: class instances lose their prototype across worklet boundaries, plain object factories survive.
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| import { models, useLLMChatSession } from 'react-native-executorch'; | ||
| import type { ImageBuffer } from 'react-native-executorch/cv'; |
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Subpath imports (react-native-executorch/cv, /llm) are used in snippets but never explained anywhere, and are silently mixed with namespace imports from the root. One sentence in Operations & Utilities would cover it.
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Gratuitous reformat that prettier may revert. The validation block added below is a good change though.
| # Linguist vendoring for accurate language statistics and cloc | ||
| third-party/** linguist-vendored | ||
| **/third-party/** linguist-vendored | ||
| packages/react-native-executorch/third-party/** linguist-vendored No newline at end of file |
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**/third-party/** already covers both other rules. Also still no trailing newline, and this is unrelated to a docs PR.
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Also, I think that is the right moment to wire some maybe not-working but targeting main CI for validating and publishing documentation like we have on main. |
Description
Comprehensive rewrite of documentation across Natural Language, Speech, and Computer Vision task extensions, alongside a modern overhaul of the root
README.mdreflecting the v0.10 architecture.Introduces a breaking change?
Type of change
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Testing instructions
https://github.com/barhanc/react-native-executorch-galleryhttps://github.com/software-mansion-labs/react-native-executorch-galleryScreenshots
Related issues
Closes #1163 #1288
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