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auto-docs

v0.3.0

Published

A screenshot & markdown generator

Downloads

8

Readme

A screenshot & markdown generator

npm version

Installing

  • npm install -g testcafe
  • npm install -g docsify-cli
  • npm install --save-dev auto-docs

In you package.json


  "scripts": {
    "manual": "testcafe \"chrome:headless --kiosk --incognito --force-device-scale-factor=1.5\" node_modules/auto-docs/ -s docs/pics",
    "files": "node node_modules/auto-docs/",
    "serve": "docsify serve docs"
  }

To generate with screenshots npm run manual

also

To run without brower commands use npm run files

Once generated.

To run document server npm run serve

How you can open localhost:3000

Api

brower commands

  • navigateTo: go to a given url - (url)
  • typeText: enter text into an input - (selecter,text)
  • click: click on an element - (selecter)

document commands

  • description: Add basic text to document - (text)
  • screenshot: Capture the screen and add to document - (screenshot_name,[diff]) diff defult to true check if the screen has chacked
  • link: Add a link to document (title,url)
  • img: Add a image to document (title,url)
  • lang: apply translation from ##.json lang`message`
    • Injects new text into language json file if new/missing
    • generating of language json file if missing
    • With value passion recording. Used in language like Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Japanese etc..
  • code: Add a block of code to document (source,[type]) type of optional
  • pageBreak: Add a link break to document () ~ No arguments
  • title: Add a heading to document (text) or (level,text) to set the depth of the sub heading
  • youtube: A thumbnail link to a video (video_id,[start from X sec]) start of optional
    • You will need a "playbutton.png" in your "pics" folder
    • You will also need the CSS to place the button

Add this CSS

<style>
p{
  position: relative;
}
img[alt='videobutton']{
    pointer-events: none;
    position: absolute;
    z-index: 3;
    top: calc( 50% - 50px);
    left: calc( 50% - 50px);
    width: 100px;
}
</style>

Add this index.html

window.$docsify = {

  plugins: [
   function (hook, vm) {
      hook.afterEach(function(html, next) {

        if(html.includes("youtube")){

            $(html).find("img[src*='youtube']").parent().toArray()
                                                        .map(elem => $(elem))
                                                        .forEach( elemA =>{

              const link  = elemA.attr("href")
              const [id ,time]   = link.split("/").pop().split("?")

              const start = time ? time.match(/\d+/)[0] : 0

              const elemToReplace = elemA.parent().html().replace(new RegExp(" data-origin=", "g"),"data-origin=")

              const newElem = `<iframe width="100%" height="433" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/${id}?start=${start}" frameborder="0" gesture="media" allow="encrypted-media" allowfullscreen></iframe>`
              html = html.replace(elemToReplace,newElem)

            } )

        }
        next(html)

      })
   }
 ]

// ...

}

Config file

From with the manual folder you should place a config.json file

Example:

{
  "server":"http://localhost:3000/myapp/",
  "only":["1-Welcome","1-How to log in"],
  "waitBeforeScreenShot":1000,
  "login":{
    "user":["#username", "admin"],
    "pass":["#password", "admin"],
    "url":"login.html",
    "button":"#loginButton"
  }
}
  • server: the path to your server
  • only: An array of file steps to the page you want to regenerate optional!
  • waitBeforeScreenShot: how long to wite for taking a ScreenShot optional! (Default: 0)
  • login: login credentials to use