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Match the list of integrations to the page order (#548)
* Remove duplicate link to Hyper integration

The `Adding a Server` page contains a duplicate link to `Hyper`. The first of them can cause the reader to accidentally skip the `Rocket` and `Iron` integration pages because their pages are before the one for `Hyper` in the reading order. 

Remove the first link so that the list of official server integrations matches the page order.

* Match the list of integrations to the page order

In the book, the pages for the official integrations appear in the order: `Warp`, `Rocket`, `Iron`, `Hyper`, but on the `Official Server Integrations` page they are listed with `Hyper` first. This can cause readers to accidentally skip the other three integrations if they click on the link for `Hyper` first. 

Move `Hyper` to the bottom of the list to match the reading order of the book.

* Remove unnecessary blank line
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book.toml (book) Update and fix book compilation and tests 2019-03-08 11:47:13 +01:00
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Juniper Book

Book containing the Juniper documentation.

Contributing

Requirements

The book is built with mdBook.

You can install it with:

cargo install mdbook

Starting a local test server

To launch a local test server that continually re-builds the book and autoreloads the page, run:

mdbook serve

Building the book

You can build the book to rendered HTML with this command:

mdbook build

The output will be in the ./_rendered directory.

Running the tests

To run the tests validating all code examples in the book, run:

cd ./tests
cargo test

Test setup

All Rust code examples in the book are compiled on the CI.

This is done using the skeptic library.