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@socketdocs/cli

v0.1.1

Published

The command-line interface for **SocketDocs**. Use it to initialize, generate, and visualize your WebSocket API documentation.

Readme

@socketdocs/cli

The command-line interface for SocketDocs. Use it to initialize, generate, and visualize your WebSocket API documentation.

📦 Installation

# Global installation (recommended for CLI use)
npm install -g @socketdocs/cli

# Local installation as devDependency
npm install -D @socketdocs/cli

🚀 Getting Started

Initialize SocketDocs in your project:

socketdocs init

This creates a socketdocs.config.json file where you can specify your contract entry point and other settings.

🛠️ Commands

socketdocs init

Sets up the project configuration and a basic documentation structure.

socketdocs generate

Scans your contract and generates a JSON specification file.

socketdocs generate --output ./docs/spec.json

socketdocs serve

Launches a local development server with a UI to visualize your WebSocket API documentation in real-time.

socketdocs serve --spec ./docs/spec.json --port 4000

📄 Configuration

A typical socketdocs.config.json:

{
  "entry": "./src/contract.ts",
  "output": "./docs/socketdocs.json",
  "title": "My Realtime API",
  "version": "1.0.0"
}

⚖️ License

MIT