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== directly to source file ==
== directly to source file ==
Sites and or pages that link '''directly to their source code''' (in a repository)
Sites and or pages that link '''directly to their source code''' (in a repository)
* https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/en/model_doc/blip-2 has an "< > Update on GitHub" link at the very bottom of their docs pages which links to the markdown text file (<samp>.md</samp>) associated with the document.
* Hugging Face
** <b>from URL:</b>: https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/en/model_doc/blip-2
** <b>anchor text</b>: "< > Update on GitHub" link at the very bottom of their docs pages which links to the markdown text file (<samp>.md</samp>) associated with the document.
** <b>to URL:</b>: https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/blob/main/docs/source/en/model_doc/blip-2.md
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Examples of pages that link to their source-code and or a repository for such code.

guide to adding examples

If you add an example, please explicitly note the:

  • from URL: the URL of a visible page on the web that has a link on it to its source code and or repository
  • link text: the text (or icon) and perhaps some nearby contextual text that is hyperlinked
  • to URL: the URL of the destination that is being linked to

Please do your best to put the example into ONE of the following subsections (only one should make sense, if it "fits" in multiple, only put it in the first one that fits.)

directly to source file

Sites and or pages that link directly to their source code (in a repository)

to specific repo directory

Sites and or pages that link to the specific directory that contains the source (code) for the page

to repo home

Sites and or pages that link to their top level repository or repository home page:

other

Other examples that do not fit into the above categories / descriptions:

  • A site that links to a repository homepage that is not the repo for the site the page is on, with the anchor text "Find the source code for the example application on GitHub."

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