Add Python package metadata in package.json #1042
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Load as a list of classifiers in build step
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…tadata Added Python package metadata in package.json
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Added Classifiers metadata as shown in the left column of mkdocs package.
I felt that you value the convention of declaring and using metadata in
package.json. So I did the same.The specified classifiers were selected from the list_classifiers. You can add other classifications as well.
This theme is a great idea and design. Thanks for your maintenance work.