Why is it that every library has some kind of an "example", but every time I need a more complex one, there are exactly zero

I think it's because people hate writing documentation

If you can't find an example of what you need to do, why not add one?

@nibor how if you have no idear how to use the library in a complex scenario?

Examples should be for the for common tasks and to show the simplicity of the library. If a complex example falls into those categories, is it a well written library?

Gotta love when library promises complex and advanced stuff, provides examples for simple use cases only, search returns only questions from more confused people, so you dive into the code, but can't figure how it works anyway.

Always makes me want to give up. Either the library is crap or I'm just too stupid to understand it. + I'm definitely not capable of writing my own, which would be better.

Maybe because there is no such option for a custom scenario and you are trying to cut things with a spoon