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@swerr/converter

v1.1.0

Published

Bundle of converters to transform Swerr source files into different documentation formats.

Downloads

47

Readme

Swerr Converter

This library contains multiple useful converters to transform error definitions into various formats such as Markdown, HTML, and more. Swerr is designed to be easily extendable, allowing developers to add custom converters as needed.

Installation

To install Swerr Converter, use npm:

npm install @swerr/converter

Usage

First, ensure the Swerr cli is installed and you have a swerr.config.js file in your project root. You can create one manually or run:

npm install -g @swerr/cli
swerr init

Once you have your configuration file set up, you can run the swerr configuration with:

swerr run

This command will generate the error documentation based on your JSDoc comments and the settings in your swerr.config.js file.

Documentation

https://swerr.apidocumentation.com