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Hey look guys, documentation for the documentation template!
Basically, if you're writing a template, it's good practice to document whatever the hell you wrote. You use the Documentation template to do so. It creates a redlink of a subpage in the format "Template:Example/doc", which you can click on and document.
I recommend you document stuff in the pattern:
- Description - Name what the template is supposed to do or accomplish, along with any similar templates, and any limitations
- Syntax - Write the available parameters and what they do
- TemplateData - The TemplateData for the template. This is really important to use the template in the visual editor.
- Examples - Examples of the template in different contexts and any tips to using it