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docugen

v0.0.0

Published

Opionated blazing-fast documentation generator

Downloads

4

Readme

docugen 📚

An opinionated turbo-fast documentation generator ⚡️

Motivation 🏃

Why docugen was created can be summarized in few short bullet points

  • available documentation tools take too long to compile
  • they use outdated module principles which can be trouble-some for modern apps
  • the output format sucks
  • you need to study in-depth a documentation of a documentation tool to even get remotely close to desired result

docugen aims to address all of these painpoints.

  • built on top of bun (zig) APIs, it's blazing fast 🔥
  • scans through file-system for modules, without need for any TS/JS compilation 🧠
  • built-in astro starlight integration for awesome format, with search and navigation included 🎨
  • works with 0 config with sensible defaults, but still fully customizable with cli commands and docugen.json configuration! 👽

Installation & Usage ℹ️

You can use docugen as a one of script:

bunx docugen

or install it as a devDependency

bun add -D docugen
bun run docugen