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@anshsinghsonkhia/pumki-docgen

v1.0.1

Published

Private CLI to generate MDX docs from TSX components for pumki-ui

Readme

pumki-docgen

Generate beautiful MDX documentation for your React components automatically.

Features

  • Parses TypeScript React component props
  • Generates ready-to-use MDX docs with usage, installation, and props tables
  • CLI for easy integration

Installation

You can use pumki-docgen via npx (no install required) or install it globally:

npx pumki-docgen <component.tsx> <output.mdx>
# or install globally
npm install -g pumki-docgen
# or
pnpm add -g pumki-docgen

Usage

npx pumki-docgen <component.tsx> <output.mdx>

Example (real usage):

npx pumki-docgen components/pumki-ui/animations/ballpit.tsx content/animations/ballpit.mdx

This will generate an MDX documentation file for your component, including:

  • Usage example
  • Installation instructions
  • Props table (auto-generated from your TypeScript interface)

How it works

  • Parses the component file for an interface ending with Props
  • Extracts prop names, types, and optional/default status
  • Generates an MDX file with a preview, installation, usage, and props table

CLI Reference

npx pumki-docgen <component.tsx> <output.mdx>
  • <component.tsx>: Path to your React component file
  • <output.mdx>: Path to the output MDX file

Example Output

See HoverCard.mdx for a sample generated file.

License

MIT