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dox-transformer

v1.0.4

Published

Transform dox output into file(s) via a transformer

Downloads

95

Readme

dox-transformer

dox-transformer is a versatile command-line utility for transforming code comments from one file type to another using a custom ECMAScript module (transformer). It's designed to extract and manipulate code comments for various purposes, such as generating documentation or converting comment styles.

Installation

Install dox-transformer globally via npm:

npm install -g dox-transformer

Now you're ready to use code comment transformation.

Motivation

The inspiration behind dox-transformer was to offer a flexible solution for transforming code comments in any file type into another. This project aims to facilitate the extraction of valuable information from codebase comments and present it in a format that suits your specific needs. Whether you're generating markdown documentation, translating comments into different languages, or customizing your comment style, the possibilities are virtually limitless.

Usage

To use dox-transformer, create a custom ECMAScript module (transformer) that defines how code comments should be transformed. Configure your transformation using these options:

  • -t, --transformer <file>: Specify the path to your custom ECMAScript module (transformer).
  • -f, --files <files>: Define a glob pattern for input files.
  • -o, --output <directory>: Choose the output directory for transformed files.
  • -e, --extension <extension> (optional): Select the file extension for the transformed files. If not provided, dox-transformer will attempt to retrieve the extension from the module or leave it blank.

Example

Here's an example of using dox-transformer:

dox-transformer -t examples/example-transformer.js -f "examples/**/*.vue" -o docs -e ".md"

This command uses example-transformer.js to process code comments in example-component.vue within the examples directory. The transformed file is saved in the "docs" directory with the ".md" extension.

Ignored Files

dox-transformer currently ignores:

  • Files with no comments
  • Files with no "tags" in the first comment
  • Files where @dox-transformer-ignore exists in the first comment

Special Thanks

Acknowledgment to the developers of the dox npm package for their contribution to code documentation. dox is a key component in dox-transformer, handling code comment parsing.

Support and Issues

For support, issues, or contributions, visit the GitHub repository of dox-transformer. Open issues or get involved in the project.